Each overlay network is effectively a distinct logical network which can support service properties such as an arbitrary policy of L2, L3, and access control list (ACL) processing distinct from the physical network.
The performance of the human brain depends on how effectively its distinct regions communicate, especially the regions which are more strongly connected to each other than to other regions, or so called "rich-clubs".
Flower buds without a slimy covering; flowers carried on taller stems typically 10 40 cm above ground level; calyx markedly curved or unequally distended, developing only a single split along the ventral median and therefore effectively without distinct lobes; corollas lilac, purple, pink, red or yellow, less frequently white ….. Aeginetia.
On 15 January 1942, Northern Area was split into North-Western Area and North-Eastern Area, in an attempt to more effectively counter distinct Japanese threats to Ambon and Darwin in the former case, and Rabaul and Port Moresby in the latter.
Fibroblasts derived from different anatomical sites have been proposed to effectively represent distinct differentiated cell types as they exhibit unique transcriptional signatures that probably reflect phenotypic differences [ 5].
Our initial observations showed that global metabolite profiling effectively recapitulated distinct stages of the aging process and revealed metabolites that strongly correlate with organismal survivorship.
This observation suggested that the combinatorial treatments could effectively counteract distinct apoptosis resistance mechanisms that hinder melanoma response to monotherapy based on TRAIL or target-specific inhibitors.
First, it continues to be difficult to foster a process of territorial economic development that effectively addresses the distinct interests that exist among different community organizations.
The purpose of this project was to identify the numerical parameters that could effectively describe the distinct cartilage surface morphologies for each OA grade.
Russell infamously claimed that the difference between Leibniz's public and private writings is so significant that they effectively comprise two distinct philosophies: a theologically imbued fantasy designed to please royalty, and his true philosophy, derived from austere logical principles, that he revealed to a select few of his correspondents (Russell 1945).
