Sentence examples for distribution connection from inspiring English sources

This resulted from the effect of shale distribution, connection, and saturation percentages of the pores, the distribution and density of these pores, and their different types such as vugs, caves, fractures, joints, and fissures add to the other previous factors.

In its more recent incarnation, the model has been hugely influential because it resulted in a power law (or at least long-tailed) degree distribution (connections per network node) – a kind of distribution so intriguing to many that the editor of Wired magazine wrote an entire book, ten years later, about its significance to modern online economies [26].

TWC CEO Jeffrey Bewkes believed that the TV Everywhere principles were "good concepts" that are "likely to be the general direction for all TV networks and all the distribution connections that are out there".

Figure 7B,C shows the distribution of connection lengths for a provincial hub (area V4) and a connector hub (area 46), suggesting that these hub types map onto the distinction proposed for functional connectivity [22].

The distribution of connection degrees of genes follows a power law – 637 genes (32%) have less-than 10 connections, while only 24 genes (4.3%) have more-than-150 ones.

Arnold, who was sentenced to three months in prison in 2006 for steroid distribution in connection with the Balco investigation, is the lead chemist for Ergopharm, the company that manufactures 6-OXO.

The second one is a methodology which returns the hop count distribution and connection probability of these two nodes from vast number of examined random network topology trials.

A major factor that determines the emerging functional properties of neural circuits is the architecture and the distribution the connection strengths between the neurons in the network.

It is commonly accepted that realistic networks can display not only a complex topological structure, but also a heterogeneous distribution of connection weights.

The spatial distribution and connection of customer loads are difficult to model in a precise mathematical form, making most optimization techniques inadequate for planning studies.

A continual variable stiffness elastic constraint is presented to introduce the actual uneven distribution of connection stiffness into the analytical vibration analysis.