Sentence examples for diversity of nodes from inspiring English sources

The remainder of this work is organized as follows: Section 2 presents an overview of previous work related to collaborative transmission and reception techniques concerning the spatial diversity of nodes in sensor networks.

Using both CDRs of fixed landline (99% coverage) and mobile phones (90% coverage), they showed that the social and geographical diversity of nodes' contacts, measured using the entropy of contact frequencies, correlates positively with a socio-economic factor of the neighborhood.

A diverse group is better able to make these connections since they have a greater diversity of nodes to connect.

Whereas the lack of identical communities could be expected due to the diversity of the node sets, the scarcity of proper subsets suggests that communities express different groups in the two layers.

In other words, there is low diversity in the majority of nodes, but high diversity in a minority of nodes.

The ρ statistic represents the average number of mutational changes between the root node and an individual haplotype within the phylogeny relating the intra-allelic diversity of the root node and the haplotypes of interest.

As a result, all FHA -and OI-centric phenotypic nodes have relatively small core-genomes but large dispensable genomes, which indicate a high degree of genome diversity of the phenotype node.

We believe this to be due to the ability of preferential attachment networks to distribute variants rapidly through their high degree nodes, reducing Shannon diversity of the overall network, while diverse nodes maintain a foothold in the low degree nodes at the periphery of the network.

More precisely, we minimize the total power consumption of the network while taking into account time dimension and multichannel diversity where different disjoint subsets of nodes are required to be active and connected under a tree topology configuration.

The diversity of mutations affecting different nodes of a particular signaling network appears to be an intrinsic feature of individual MM samples, and the elucidation of intra- as well as interindividual redundancy in mutations that affect survival pathways will help to better tailor targeted therapeutic strategies to the specific needs of the MM patient.

As illustrated in Figure  5, enrichment GO annotation showed successful retrieval of wide diversity of proteins (shown by node size and intense color) and reflecting a comprehensive, unbiased Lc-Ms/Ms approach.