Sentence examples for boundaries of a network from inspiring English sources

Production companies are now creating 10- and 20-minute shows for the Internet and writing story arcs for their characters — essentially acting more like television producers, while operating far outside the boundaries of a network schedule.

Wolinsky et al. [19] describe a similar attack, in which virtual nodes send messages to outside the boundaries of a network virtualization environment.

The DBD approach further identifies the outer boundary of a network.

Survey studies of complete social networks often involve non-respondents, whereby certain people within the "boundary" of a network do not complete a sociometric questionnaire either by their own choice or by the design of the study yet are still nominated by other respondents as network partners.

Several techniques have been introduced to determine the boundary nodes of a network, but the correctness of these techniques is often ill-defined.

In terms of the boundary of a fracture network, the shale gas recovery is determined by the number of intersection points between the primary fractures and secondary fractures (NIPS).

In most application scenarios, we can safely assume the boundary of a plant network to be smooth, i.e., the boundary has no sharp corners or breaklines.

The flow concentrates the surface magnetic fields to the supergranulation-cell boundaries, creating a network of magnetic-field elements.

In the initial state (Figure 1a), only the boundaries of the network show signs of a nanocrystalline structure where the cells have a structure with a low degree of order.

To simulate the random timing relationship between the arrival of a client traffic packet and the DL frame boundary, the starting time of a network gaming mobile is uniformly distributed within the specified range of [0, 40] ms. The initial packet arrival of the game is described by the uniform distribution u x as u x = 1 b - a, for a ≤ x ≤ b where a = 0, b = 40 ms. (11).

They also used observations from the Plate Boundary Observatory GPS stations which consist of a network of 1100 permanent, continuously operating GPS stations, many of which provide data at high rate and in real time, and some of which are within the area studied.