Sentence examples for called connectivity from inspiring English sources

Thus, in this paper, we propose a distributed solution, called Connectivity Restoration for Multi-Channel WSNs (CR-MC), to recover from a connectivity loss for multichannel WSNs.

The descriptors used here, called connectivity indices, are easy to compute, yet contain valuable information about the internal molecular structure of a molecule.

In this context, we propose a second solution, called Connectivity Restoration for Routing based Multi-Channel WSNs (CR-RMC) that exploits the routing tree as well as the vicinity information while allocating the channels.

The service, called 'Connectivity Search' allows molecules to be first matched on the basis of complete identity between the connectivity layer of their corresponding Standard InChIs, and the remaining layers then compared to highlight stereochemical and isotopic differences.

To test this hypothesis, sediment retention structures, hereafter called "Connectivity Modifiers" (Con-Mods), were placed in bare gaps of existing shrublands to block sediment movement by wind transport on two sites: the basin floor and a bajada (i.e. piedmont slope) at the Jornada Basin LTER in southern New Mexico.

Properties of nodes include degree (also called connectivity degree), node betweenness centrality, closeness centrality, and eigenvector centrality.

For example, in [8], an adaptive partitioning scheme called connectivity-based partition approach (CPA) was presented for sleep scheduling and topology control in WSNs, CPA divides the network into several groups, only one node in each group will be selected to be active to form a backbone network.

For non-core reactions, we use network topology to define a secondary metric called connectivity-based evidence E c (r).

This looks like a prime example of what BPL, one of two mobile service providers in Kerala, calls "connectivity for the common man".Proof, then, that new technology can better the lot of India's toilers?

The first room focuses not just on collectivity, but also on what a wall label calls "connectivity": artists gathering casually in the 1940s at a cafeteria in Greenwich Village and eventually forming the Club, which met for both social purposes and panel discussions centered on philosophy, music, poetry, literature and film.

Other crucial factors relate to what experts call connectivity, which involves access to deep, cool currents that carry an abundance of coral larvae from "source reefs".