The phrase "as the network evolves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe changes or developments that occur over time within a network, whether it be technological, social, or organizational.
Example: "As the network evolves, we must adapt our strategies to meet the new challenges that arise."
Alternatives: "as the network develops" or "as the network progresses".
This is in contrast to other conventional single-carrier modulation formats, with which, as the network evolves and migrates, a complete change of the transceiver design, and at times even the link design, is mandated.
Obviously, the number of agents in each group and the degree of agents change dynamically as the network evolves.
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Simulation of discrete models provides coarse-grained information as the network evolves over an arbitrary unit of time in response to broad changes in some physiological condition.
This allows us to have a large amount of information sharing among samples from related regulatory networks, while still allowing sharp differences to capture key changes as the network evolves.
Panel C in Additional file 1: Figure S4 reflects the reorganization of specific modules as the network "evolves" from a non-treated stage (network from control group) into an ethanol-treated stage (network from ethanol-treated group).
But he noted that as the network evolved to offer sophisticated advanced services through centralized cloud computers, including the delivery of digital voice and video, it became less feasible to continue relying on decentralized network design.
Given a truth table, the network evolves as a trajectory of gene-expression vectors (states) X t ∈ {0, 1} n, each known as a gene activity profile (GAP).
The graph is also very interactive as the user can observe how the network evolves and arranges itself into a stable configuration, and furthermore, the user can interact with this process by moving parts of the graph or adding or removing nodes/edges.
This divergence from previous models is echoed as well by the networks evolved in our simulations.
As the Emirates route network evolves, "they will almost certainly convert some of them to smaller aircraft" than the A380, like the extra-widebodied Airbus A350XWB, Mr Aboulafia said.
