Sentence examples for connections as defined from inspiring English sources

Wireless connections as defined in Pew's work rely either on satellite links or mobile broadband.

The robustness of the connection, as defined by its tying resistance, is specified to be a minimum of 75 kN (BSI 1990).

Minimization of the number of skipped blocks A jump connection (as defined above) gives rise to one or more skipped blocks, as several blocks can lie between A and B. This strategy minimizes the total number of skipped blocks regarding all genomes displayed in GenomeRing.

criteria as defined by bank.

On the other hand, instead of considering the minimum cut among the clusters, partitioning can be done based on the maximum connection, called normalized association, as defined in Eq. 7.

The algorithm calculates a deadline for each rtPS connection (line 10) as defined in expression (1).

This paper discusses the concept of uncertainty in measurement and its connection with true value as defined in the Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (GUM), and three subsequent documents from the Joint Committee for Guides in Metrology (JCGM): JCGM 101 (GUM-S1), JCGM 104, and JCGM 200 (VIM3).

Beard's talk focused on the notion of identity as defined by connections – to people, things, places, etc. "We aspire to be a technology that people use to connect to things they care about no matter where they are," he says.

The most highly interconnected regions, as defined by connection density, were the right posterior middle temporal gyrus (MTG) and the left SMA, as well as the left primary motor cortex (PrC) and medial frontal cortex (SFM) (Fig. 4A).

The following consequence of Theorem 1 points out another connection between the presentation in (6) as defined in either Theorem 1 or Corollary 1 and generating functions.

Particularly in case of a weak power distribution network (e.g. rural or extra urban long MV or LV distribution lines with high R/X ratios), the voltage variation may fall outside the admissible regulation band as defined by the connection standard, causing the intervention of the loss of mains relay and the unintentional disconnection of the plant.