Sentence examples for considered points from inspiring English sources

The increase in heterogeneity with the number of layers considered points to a richer-gets-richer phenomenon different from the one seen in classical models for growing scale-free networks: while in the latter case, it results from the addition of new nodes, in the present case it emerges from the addition new layers.

where J is the sum of square residuals and n is the number of considered points.

Another important restriction of the method is that, in its current implementation, it considers the robots as infinitesimal, that is, their bodies are considered points.

We should note that the RDN LRA-MMSE-OSIC FNSA, to which this paper relates, is particularly efficient in the case of rank-deficient MIMO systems, i.e., spatially correlated antenna systems, for high-order modulation which are considered points of the LTE-A norm and for large number of antennas as in the future generation of cellular systems (beyond 4G networks).

Hence, on the global scale, H5N1 cases can be considered points in space and time.

Parks can be considered points of contact for reservoir animals, pathogens, ticks, and humans.

Kostya considered pointing this out but knew that it would only irritate her further.

The considered point defect bodies include square defect, circular defect and rectangular defect.

All considered point-to-point channels have an intrinsic diversity order of one.

Perhaps techno seems to be a closer, more considered point of comparison.

These tests are not considered point-of-care.