Sentence examples for exchanging connections from inspiring English sources

To assess how much community structure changed after exchanging connections, we used the network similarity metric described in the methods section.

Turning now to larger scale structure, Figure 7 c summarizes the effects of exchanging connections from high-degree nodes on communities.

We sought to determine if this degradation of structure in clusters was produced by hubs specifically, or by the number of connections that hubs had. Figure 7 b shows how increased amounts of exchanging connections from high-degree nodes gradually caused P-values to climb to chance levels.

Each node in the proposed routing generates an adjacency matrix of a network graph by periodically exchanging connection information with the adjacent nodes and selects multiple routes based on reliability of the paths.

To the credit of one cable broadband supplier, Cox Communications, the company did issue warnings to its users that Exchange connections would be interrupted while Cox dealt with the Blaster attack.

This model class is defined by a system of partial differential equations (PDEs) for an arbitrary number of parallel compartments with individual transport velocities and numerous lateral exchange connections.

A fully connected crossbar switch box is able to provide a nonblocking data exchange connection.

Encourage and promote a balance of information exchange, connection channels, diversity, power differential, and tension among network members instead of controlling information exchange, forcing agreement, and dealing separately with contentious groups.

Benitez writes that the market in Siti Akbari "provides possibilities for exchange and connections" between persons of all cultures and backgrounds, connecting them.

To do so, Moretti, the sole author, turns characters into nodes ("vertices" in network theory) and their verbal exchanges into connections ("edges").

I found myself smiling, too -- and thinking of something Baudelaire wrote 150 years ago for a world only beginning to construct the strange and tangled web of cultural appropriations, impositions, affinities, exchanges and connections that has only lately come to be called globalism.