All three primary strategies and their combinations appeared to allow effective map organization, although a purely conceptual organization akin to a visual outline appeared to be slightly less effective at conveying relationships between concepts.
Within a session, we provide mechanisms allowing applications to convey ordering relationships between successive transmissions that can be used by the network to help ensure a distributed application's delivery ordering expectations are met.
The computational efficiency of adaptating can be greatly enhanced if this process could be simplified, in particular by using metadata that conveys precomputed relationships between feasible adaptation parameters and media characteristics obtained by selecting them [26].
Through the language of the stage architecture, Lee and Galati have found a way to convey the relationship between entrepreneurial capitalism and alienated labor.
Matt James calibrates his paintings to convey the relationship between memory and art, between what a child sees and how she recalls the experience of seeing.
His polyglot idiom of puns and portmanteau words was intended to convey the relationship between the conscious and the unconscious while interweaving Irish language and mythology with the languages and mythologies of many other cultures.
The main objective of this paper is to develop a fuzzy quality function deployment (QFD) model in order to convey fuzzy relationship between customers needs and design specification for reliability in the context of SCM.
The music critic John Warrack comments on the "extraordinary expressive subtlety" with which Holst deploys the sparse forces: "... [T]he two unaccompanied vocal lines opening the work skilfully convey the relationship between Death, steadily advancing through the forest, and Savitri, her frightened answers fluttering round him, unable to escape his harmonic pull".
The simple ways in which she conveys the relationship between Ellen and Marek as the story progresses are enough, leaving each reader with enough space to invent other dimensions within both the relationship and their characters.
To Kenneth Lieberthal, a China specialist at the Brookings Institution, that phrase conveys a "relationship between equals, each of whom respects the fact that the other has its own system and interests".
