Sentence examples for distributed to the nearest from inspiring English sources
The exceeded congestion has been distributed to the nearest neighbored intersection to balance the overall throughput of the entire network.
In the histograms values, above one indicate an asymmetry in which more dynamic MTs are distributed to the far versus the near side of the growth cone in Wnt5a gradients.
By varying the height of the diffractive step, the amount of light distributed to near, intermediate and distant foci is adjusted according to pupil aperture.
The randomly chosen sites were broadly distributed relative to the nearest predicted TSC.> Additional file 3 lists the distance between each putative MrpC binding site and the nearest TSC, as well as the functional annotation of the corresponding gene.
Based on distribution patterns, O'Hea argued that these carved bowls could have been produced on the Greek mainland or islands, and seem to have been distributed to Asia Minor and the Near East as a result of Hellenised taste in the Levant in the 2nd to early 1st centuries BCE [42: pp. 142 143, 43: p. 154].
Every Thursday, Kasonja Holley heads to a sandwich shop near her workplace and purchases 20 boxed lunches that she distributes to homeless people near her office.
When unknown samples are recognized, they will be distributed into the nearest cluster.
We will implement the route assignment process to help consensus distribute the excessive vehicles to the nearest neighborhoods, where they have a lower traffic density.
This project served to pilot test our survey, which we plan to distribute to more VAMCs and CBOCs in the near future.
The predicted values for the solubility of sebacic acid versus experimental ones showed that experimental values were distributed near to the straight line in Fig. 2.
He said that last year, when he was helping distribute wheat to refugees near the front line on the Kokcha River, near the border with Tajikistan, he had seen donkeys ferrying opium between the Taliban and Northern Alliance sides.
