Sentence examples for content of networks from inspiring English sources

The equilibrium water content of networks without β-TCP increased from 21.7±0.2 to 30.6±0.2% for a double-bond ratio of PEG-DMA/PPF ranging from 0.38 to 1.88.

In this section, we sketch briefly known graph entropy measures for determining the information content of networks.

In the present paper, we studied interrelations between classical and novel entropy measures to quantify the structural information content of networks.

From a functional co-occurrence analysis of the three networks using Gene Ontology terms from the categories 'Biological Process', 'Cellular Component' and 'Molecular Function', we found that each of the networks contains a considerable amount of biological information, because the biological information content of networks with randomized gene labels can be clearly distinguished (see Figure 7A-E).

Mr. Blank invented novel ways of presenting on-air visual information, illustration and symbols, and in so doing helped transform the appearance and content of network evening news.

Andrew Tyndall, a TV analyst who monitors the content of network newscasts, found that between June and September the CBS evening newscast devoted twice as much airtime to the war in Afghanistan as its rivals did, spent far more time on the economy and reported fewer stories about the media or sex.

This network traffic is then clustered to find the anomalous behaviors on that specific application community based on the n-gram features extracted from the content of network flows.

Therefore, adversaries who do not know these keys cannot obtain, fake, or tamper with the contents of network messages.

A key idea of our article is not to compare just the subgraph content of two networks, but instead the ensembles of subgraphs of the two networks, as hinted at in Rice et al. (2005).

In particular, the fashion of the users themselves is the primary content of these networks.

The content of the networks can be visualized and browsed.