Sentence examples for as its connectivity from inspiring English sources

The 'structure' of a reaction network can be understood as its connectivity, without considerations of reaction rates: in this view the network structure is a graph with no kinetic information.

Nevertheless, the functional relevance of the individual genes (such as SMU_609 which is one of the strongest modulated genes with > 2 log2-fold upregulation in response to carolacton treatment) within the CysR sub-network as well as its connectivity in the TRRN point out the importance of CysR in the response of S. mutans biofilms to carolacton.

So, in a similar way to Tutte and Nash-Williams' results for edge connectivity, "each graph contains almost as many vertex-disjoint connected dominating sets as its vertex connectivity," Ghaffari says.

"As Ghana improves its connectivity to the outside world, it has the potential to become for Africa what Bangalore became for India," said Paul Maritz, a former senior executive at Microsoft who recently visited Accra to survey the nascent high-tech scene here.

"The results of Tutte and Nash-Williams show that each graph contains almost as many spanning trees as its edge connectivity," he says.

Whistler brings all of that to mobile phones through an app that takes advantage of all of the phone's features as an audio and video recording device, as well as its Internet connectivity.

Neuronal identity is often marked by a neurotransmitter phenotype, as well as its specific connectivity to other neurons.

Specifically, we found that the training positively altered the intrinsic activity of the brain at rest as well as its structural connectivity.

The combination of TMS and EEG provides unique possibilities to study and map the excitability of the brain as well as its functional connectivity in a time-resolved manner.

The typical visual encoding consisted of using arrows for directed graphs, adjusting the thickness of an edge to show the importance of a connection, using the same color for nodes that belong to the same cluster or modifying the node's size to show its topological features, such as its neighbor connectivity.

Using an axiomatic approach, we specify the rules for all possible quantum, classical, and quantum-stochastic transitions from a vertex as defined by its connectivity.