Sentence examples for connections extracted from from inspiring English sources
Tests were carried out on four 2/3 scale connections extracted from a prototype with two upper column lengths (or slenderness) and two levels of axial force.
Connections from AMBCA have a mean depth of 6.21, whereas connections extracted from the literature have a depth of 5.08.
The first question we want to address is whether the connections we extracted from Web patterns reflect the actual activities of an organization.
Estimated coupling parameters from the six extrinsic connections were extracted from Model 32 of each hemisphere.
In the analyses, we rectified an oversight in the published hierarchy diagram by reducing the level of area 17 to level 1, placing it on the same level as area 18. Qualitative measures of corticocortical connections were extracted from an extensive collation of published reports of anatomical tract-tracing experiments in the cat (Scannell et al. 1995).
It's "digitizing" relationships and social connections, extracting value and insights from our associations and both codifying and commodifying trust — signifying it and selling it.
Firstly, we implemented a simple neuronal network with only excitatory connections and synaptic weights extracted from a normal distribution.
In the present paper we have constructed a network of maritime connections thanks to the data extracted from the Lloyd's Shipping Index, a database containing information on daily movements of ships of almost the entire world fleet.
An important contribution of this research is that it is demonstrated that ANNs need not be used simply as black boxes and cause-effect information can be quantitatively extracted from network connection weights to assist in model development and experimental design.
First, a local loop is replaced by the corresponding geodesic loop (which, in the analytic case is the same as a right alternative local loop), and then the tangent operations for a geodesic loop are extracted from its canonical connection.
