Sentence examples for adopted a network from inspiring English sources
But because the British company is only a minority stakeholder, it was forced to ride along in the passenger's seat at Verizon Wireless, a fact painfully driven home when Verizon adopted a network that was not compatible with what Vodafone offers in the rest of the world.
Distance education and open learning programmes also adopted a network structure to facilitate interaction among students, teachers and administrators (Valencia, 2014).
This paper proposes a new cache architecture based on a two-phase load balancing to improve IMKVS performance, which has adopted a Network Function Virtualization (NFV) architecture to manage the load balancing mechanism.
In order to characterize the macroscopic resilience properties of the proteomic system, we adopted a network approach which is based on molecular protein interactions.
In this paper, we adopted a network framework to integrate the alteration profile of 12 cancer types to reveal essential pan-cancer heterogeneity among diverse cancers.
To further investigate evolutionary history of the M. oryzae genomes, we also adopted a network representation, allowing the integration of different conflicting phylogenies.
In this study, we adopted a network-based stratification (NBS) approach [ 15] to integrate key genetic and epigenetic features of 3299 tumor samples from 12 cancer types [ 16] to uncover novel pan-cancer heterogeneity.
In our work, we have adopted a network-science approach to identify and interpret the differences at the transcriptional level between populations of young and old cells undergoing lag phase.
Here we revisit the traditional quasispecies theory by adopting a network structure to constrain the occurrence of mutations.
This paper adopts a network utility maximization framework and focuses on the weighted rate-sum maximization problem, which is known to be a difficult nonconvex problem.
By adopting a network perspective, this study highlighted the central roles of the local administrations and the resulting coordination efforts (F: 12-16).
