Sentence examples for close connectivity from inspiring English sources
Other features include close connectivity between a driver's desktop computer and the computer in the car.
The microstructure of whole wheat noodles showed a close connectivity of the protein network and coverage of starch granules in the presence of inorganic phosphates.
The majority of the genes (the first subtype probability, π1= 46%, red) have the lowest connectivity with mode = 0.0065; the second and third subtypes (green and blue) have close connectivity with probability close to 25%.
The close connectivity between these mutants is suggestive of a mutational resiliency in the population that is a plausible cause of their observed extended persistence times; they did not go extinct prior to burst 50 unlike all the 100-molecule lineages examined previously [ 22].
A closer connection between connectivity and time cell sequences might be made if they were able to show that high ITI correlations occur only in strong time cells and not in other cells that do not exhibit temporally specific trace period firing.
Shanghai's global connectivity is strongly influenced by its close connection with its hinterland, the Yangtze River Delta, and elsewhere in China.
"We now know that it is possible to increase network performance using existing network resources, which is key to helping close the connectivity gap," the company notes in a blog post.
Experiments in paralyzed cats indicated close functional connectivity of ventro-lateral medullary neurons with phrenic, lumbar and recurrent laryngeal nerves during fictive coughing, induced by mechanical stimulation of the intrathoracic trachea.
With given vehicle locations, the computational cost for this new model is linear to the number of vehicles; with given traffic densities, we derive a new closed-form connectivity model for homogeneous Poisson distributions of communication nodes and an approximate closed-form model when distribution patterns of communication nodes are given by spatial renewal processes.
The report estimates that "closing the connectivity gap" could generate $2.2tn £1.3tnn) in additional GDP, and more than 140 million new jobs.
This paper derives a close formula of connectivity probability with interference and Nakagami-m fading which is never obtained in previous works.
