One way of interpreting this structure as counterdemocratic is to say: This means that half of all Web sites are not reachable from the other half-the "IN," "tendrils," and disconnected portions cannot be reached from any of the sites in SCC and OUT.
(5)The non-linear transformation focuses the optimization of Eq. (4) on the most significant distances (typically those of the order of (sigma)), and disregards local distortions (e.g. induced by thermal fluctuations or by incomplete convergence of a geometry optimization) and the relation between completely disconnected portions of configuration landscape.
"We are very interested to see whether we can train people to disconnect different portions of their brain on demand," Bassett said.
For the SSC waveguide, this portion was disconnected from the waveguide to allow filling with a higher-index material.
We show that the antipenumbra is, in general, a disconnected set bounded by portions of quadric surfaces, and describe an implemented $O(n^2)$ time algorithm that computes this boundary, where $n$ is the total number of edges comprising the light source and holes.
The results prove that although the interfaces seem to be quite robust against random failures, the malfunction of high load edges would disconnect a bigger portion of peripheral nodes, strongly affecting the behavior of the system.
In the future power system based on active distribution grid, allowing some portion to be disconnected, the concept of universal wind turbine systems may arise.
M-25 was designated along the portion of M-29 disconnected by the US 25 extension, from Bay City to Port Austin.
Each comprises simply the content, however heterogeneous, of some portion of space-time, however disconnected or gerrymandered" (1960 171).
As a significant portion of this constituency is disconnected from the economic impacts of reduced federal commodity production, it should be no surprise that such a shift has occurred in recent years.
