Sentence examples for extent of the network from inspiring English sources
It is not known how many people in North Korea have access to the internet, but given the tiny extent of the network it is believed to run to just a handful of people among the political elite.
American officials stopped well short of accusing Pakistan of sheltering Bin Laden, but they strongly indicated that they would want answers about the extent of the network in Pakistan that allowed Bin Laden to live and hide in apparent comfort for so long.
Owing to the modest spatial extent of the network, only the translational components of the reference frame error were estimated.
The performance of SDN-based load balancing mechanism is measured by the number of handover times, the equilibrium extent of the network and the throughput of the network.
In the first place, there is no consensus on the definition of network robustness much to the extent of the network stretched in a wide spectrum of disciplines [2, 4].
Wide participation of various interest groups was recognised in planning and implementing activities whereas local resources, the representation of the leadership and the extent of the network were perceived as more restricted.
That is partly because the historical record is still so sketchy, and partly because Haynes, Klehr, and Vassiliev, in their different ways (Vassiliev writes that he considers the Soviet spies to have been "heroes"), are inclined to focus more on the extent of the networks than on assessing their worth.
In all, 26 indicators covering the quality and extent of network infrastructure, network usage and market conditions were used to construct the ITU's index.In this section Overview Output, demand and jobs Prices and wages International Telecommunication Union Money and interest rates The Economist commodity price index Stockmarkets Trade, exchange rates and budgets Official reserves Reprints.
The full extent of the Purkinje network is not well known; our work dealt with the network structure that was readily captured in high-resolution photographs obtained through experimental dissection, but small Purkinje fibers may not be captured in such photographs or may be too fine to adequately represent using finite-difference methods.
This is because the spatial extent of the OBS network was too small for confirmation; only the southern asperity patch was covered by the network.
