The phrase "as the spanning" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concept related to spanning in a specific context, such as mathematics or networking, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As the spanning tree connects all nodes in the network, it ensures efficient data transmission."
Alternatives: "as the covering" or "as the extending".
As the spanning tree problem is notoriously hard for any parallel implementation to achieve reasonable speedup, our study may shed new light on implementing PRAM algorithms for shared-memory parallel computers.
We take as the spanning tree the tree formed by the edges E1, E3, E5 and E6.
If the vector channels of a given set of receivers are considered as the spanning vectors of the parallelepiped of Figure 1, the volume of the parallelepiped increases when the vector channels are close to orthogonal to each other assuming that each vector has fixed magnitude.
The paper also analyzed the influence factors of pipeline stress and the critical dimension, such as the spanning length, crossing angle of pipeline, the velocity of flood flow.
Plot, as one central action, challenged by conflict, is what creates the "mechanism" of drama (my phrase)," as would the span of a cantilever bridge over a river.
Results show that as the span number gets larger, the first modal frequency gets smaller.
The car was rolled off onto its roof, sliding across the dirt, just as the span hit the ground.
In the stationary disordered case, localization becomes more pronounced as inter-span coupling decreases, i.e., as the span axial tension increases.
As the span length of cable-stayed bridges increases, several technical challenges become more dominant with traditional material.
As the span of control broadens, more and more functional specialists (chief information officers, chief marketing officers, and so on) are elevated to the senior team.
As the span length increases, the nonlinear effects due to wind-structure interactions are becoming unnegligible in determining the aerostatic and aerodynamic behaviors of long-span suspension bridges.
