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The output from KEGG Spider includes enriched Gene Ontology (GO) categories based on an interconnection network algorithm that also provides p-value significance measures.

The ES control strategy of the SMES system is designed based on a feedback interconnection structure through analysis of the novel SMES topology.

A wide variety of mappings have been made of the auricular pavilion, based on a supposed interconnection between the ear and the rest of the body, such that muscular-skeletal structures would be reflected, somatotopically, in the auricular pavilion [ 25, 26].

This chapter examines the cold-start problem of an automobile catalytic converter and proposes a solution based on the interconnection of an adsorber (hydrocarbon trap) with a monolithic reactor.

This paper presents an integrated design of an offshore wind farm and an interconnection circuit based on a series multiterminal HVDC link with current source inverters (CSI).

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The MPSOC architecture is truly scalable and is based on a vendor-independent intellectual property (IP) block interconnection network.

The user may select such nodes based on a node list sorted by degree of interconnection, and thus trigger an automatic splitting of these nodes into a number of cloned nodes, one for each reaction (see Figure  3, field 6).

This reflects a fundamental segregation of neural interconnections of the inner retina based on a distinction made in the outer retina that appears to apply to all mammalian species [35].

In this contribution, a novel learning architecture based on the interconnection of two different learning-based neural networks has been used to both predict temperature and drying curves and solve inverse modelling equations in microwave-assisted drying processes.

The architectures contemplated here are based on a multiple behavior structure where all of the modules, as well as their interconnections, are automatically obtained through evolutionary processes.