Sentence examples for by a small network from inspiring English sources

France Inc continues to be influenced by a small network of politically connected power brokers.

The investigation and board action come after reports by The Washington Post last month that detailed how major land-use decisions in Loudoun have been dominated by a small network of public officials and their allies in the development industry.

The Bledsoes, aided by a small network of ultra-conservative amateur astronomers, say evidence of the president's extra-terrestrial birthplace can be found by studying records of lunar eclipses, tidal variations, and migratory bird patterns across the northern hemisphere.

Thus, most of the toxin B amino acids appear negligible for the assembly, raising the possibility that assembly is driven by a small network of amino acids instead of involving all of them.

Christakis illustrates this point by describing a small network containing three individual smokers, persons A, B, and C. The first person, A, is friends with B, and B is friends with C, but A and C do not know each other.

It is observed that by using TS, even on a small network instance like Polska, there is still a significant gap to the optimal result, therefore, the result obtained by Tabu Search algorithm can be further improved.

The designs have been implemented in LiveNode sensor board [11], and experimented with a small network grouped by nine nodes.

Here we highlight a small network formed by substrates of matriptase and furin which share the same subcellular loci as the enzyme.

Figure  4B shows the correlations between seven diseases/subtypes as a small network drawn by VisANT [ 67- 71] where 4 subtypes are encapsulated by the metanode [ 72- 74] of breast cancer and the edge thickness is roughly proportional to correlation strength.

We turn our attention to the 'double-negative' feedback system (also known as a reciprocal repression system) first described by Monod and Jacob [ 53]: a small network consisting of pair of genes (X1 and X2) in which each gene's product inhibits transcription of the other gene (Fig. 6).

Ericsson, the telecommunications equipment manufacturer, has been sued by a smaller network equipment maker, Airvana Network Solutions of Massachusetts, for $330 million.