Sentence examples for describes spread from inspiring English sources

Since (text{OAS}) with moderate link-prediction error reliably locates high-performance seed sets, if the planner suspects that a Linear Threshold Model describes spread well, investments in highly accurate link prediction may not be justified.

The infection neighbourhood is characterised by radius r i and describes spread of the infection, whereas the awareness neighbourhood defines the area of influence on individual decisions, and is determined by the radius r a.

Problem (2) describes spreading of a new species over an n -dimensional habitat with an initial population density u 0, which occupies an initial region B h 0. (Here B R stands for the ball with the center at 0 and radius R.) The free boundary | x | = h ( t ) stands for the spreading front, which is the boundary of the ball B h ( t ).

Even Lashley [6] did not describe spread of his own migrainous scotoma towards the nasal field.

A stochastic, spatially explicit farm-level model with a daily time step was developed to describe spread between farms.

The conclusion when describing spread as a random walk was that the data were adequately described by a Gaussian model [30], as was the case with our analysis (Figure 2A ; Table 4).

We agree that the term infection is misleading for describing spread to health care workers and that colonization should have been used.

Students at Chardon High School said they heard screams around 7 40 a.m., the time the authorities said the shooting took place, and described spreading panic as teachers locked down classrooms and students started sending text messages to friends.

One man described, spreading his arms in the classic "this big" way, a 35-pound tuna he bought; a few women suggested I ask for the backbones when the fish is filleted, as they make great stock; and everyone insisted that this was the best and only worthwhile place to buy seafood.

Writer describes the spread of A.B. crimes outside the prison system.

"BOOM!" That, in a word, is how one epidemiologist describes the spread of AIDS in Vietnam.