Sentence examples for discussed network from inspiring English sources

RSVP represents one of the most discussed network protocols in the last decade.

We discussed network or degree centrality (weighted Laplacian centrality) based on modified Laplacian, weighted micro-community centrality.

Then we propose fuzzy port behavior analysis to quantitatively map all earlier discussed network applications or scenarios into the corresponding MPCP zones.

The open-ended problems, which could limit RA optimisation in CRN, and suggested ideas for solutions, are discussed: Network heterogeneity: In all probability, CRN would almost certainly be a type of heterogeneous network (HetNet) or, at the least, it would bear certain semblance or cut across HetNet in some way.

For a given path from the lowest tier to the highest tier (tier 1), we consider two specific cases of organization: a linear chain, which applies to environmental monitoring along coastlines, rivers or aqueducts; a grid topology, which applies to other practical environmental monitoring applications such as in a lake or bay. Figure 13 The discussed network.

A widely discussed network property is so called small-worldness; see Watts & Strogatz (1998) for an original discussion of the concept.

ALMOST immediately, Mr. Kellner and Garth Ancier, a longtime colleague in entertainment programming who came with him to Turner shortly after leaving NBC, started weekly meetings with top CNN executives to discuss network promotion, programming and scheduling.

We have included three papers discussing network coding protocols in this special issue.

Tsetsos et al. [6] discuss network architecture for sensor-based services and develop business model for such applications.

Furthermore, Wawer et al. [11] only discuss network topology from a high-level point of view, i.e. through the number, size, density and composition of components.

Furthermore, the decision of which PD game type to investigate (whether all PD games, PD-Chicken boundary games or Donor & Recipient games) is important for discussing network reciprocity.