Sentence examples for combining networks from inspiring English sources

By combining networks, airlines can feed extra traffic on to their trunk routes and reap economies of scale.Bilateral alliances once used to be notoriously unstable, but, until recently, they had seemed to be settling down.

Integration refers to the process of combining networks by merging nodes that share a particular GO annotation, or nodes whose gene expression levels change significantly in one or more conditions according to p-values loaded with the gene expression data.

Further opportunities to tune the mechanical properties of biological matter result when combining networks and bundled structures.

A possible improvement of the proposed approach could consist in combining networks based on semantic similarity measures that embed the ontology beneath the GO terms and are able to model the annotation uncertainty, according to the approach proposed in [45].

On the one hand, there are quite a number of applications available integrating data on the database level, such as Köhler et al. (2006), local applications combining networks and experimental data [for a list see Gehlenborg et al. (2010)] and 2D/3D data integration tools (Abramoff et al., 2004; Hjornevik et al., 2007; Moore et al., 2007; Stalling et al., 2005).

ABC subsequently tried to correct that by combining network and studio operations, but the bottom line was that ABC again missed a big hit.

These existing studies provided important insights for combining network coding with D2D communication networks.

One strategy to capture dynamics is by combining network analysis with a kinetic model.

By combining network coding with the delay-based broadcasting, DONC results in better reliability and loss recovery than in traditional delay-based broadcasting protocols.

In the ULA array system, a combining network connects an array of low-gain antenna elements and could generate an antenna pattern [17, 19]: (19]

Greenwood and Suddaby (2006), for example, used the instrumental case study design by Stake, combining network location theory and dialectical theory.