Sentence examples for derived access from inspiring English sources

We obtained each point depicted in the curve of approximation by calculating the derived access time in theorem 3.

Moreover, in light of the derived access time, both the index channel's optimum bandwidth allocation and the data channel's optimum bandwidth allocation are formulated.

Figure 8 a and b show the results of the experiment with the realistic load trace derived from access logs.

The more likely it is that power derived from access to resources might influence the outcome of negotiations between actors of the helices, the more important this question becomes.

It has also been proposed that the TTSS may act as a somewhat leaky 'pore', enabling other bacterially derived macromolecules access to host cell cytoplasm in a non-specific fashion (Neyt and Cornelis, 1999).

We then derived the access resistance of the patch pipette connected to cell 1 as R a = Δ V0− V1)/Δ I, where Δ I = 6.8 ± 1.1 nA (n = 5) is the current step measured by the amplifier.

To test this hypothesis, we conducted semi-structured interviews to generate qualitative and quantitative information about local livelihoods and wildlife conflicts in Mount Abune Yosef, taking into account the benefits derived from access to natural resources in communal land and how these affect people's attitudes and tolerance toward wildlife.

In Section 2.3 we derive two access strategies applicable for the presented contention-based selection, where the first one (uniform access) maximizes reliability, while the second one (slow-start access) maximizes the probability that only one reply is sent during the selection.

For this, we derive average access delays and throughputs in closed-form for different multi-channel MAC approaches in case of Poisson arrivals.

In this paper, we derive average access delays and throughputs for different multi-channel MAC approaches in case of Poisson arrivals and analyze the performance with respect to delay and throughput.

Now imagine the possibilities that could derive from access to an integration of these data collections: being able to match your DNA to another's and to learn what diseases the other person has had and how effective different medications were in curing them; learning the other person's abilities, allergies, likes, and dislikes; who knows, maybe being able to find a DNA soul mate.