Sentence examples for for extended networks from inspiring English sources
These types of discrete polyhedral nanocages with an internal void are materials with a broad spectrum of potential future uses as substrates for extended networks and highly selective gas sorbents in catalysis and biomedical processes.
Imperative and co-related research have shown energy as the most decisive resource for any UWSNs; the demand for extended network lifetime motivates the design of energy-efficient medium access control (MAC) protocols [7].
That many male and female partners of participants were thought to be married highlights the need for extended network data to comprehensively quantify bridging pathways.
For spatially extended networks, however, such random graph models are inadequate.
For spatially extended networks, however, such random graph models are inadequate because they ignore the traits of neuron geometry, most notably various distance dependent features of horizontal connectivity.
We study the asymptotic throughput for random extended networks, where n ad hoc nodes are randomly deployed in a square region R(n)= 0,n2.
Tight social networks (our spouse, siblings or good neighbours for example), or extended networks (the grocery delivery driver or the geeky nephew who knows it all about mobile phones) play an important role in our adoption of less familiar products, mitigating the critical problems that arise from this lack of familiarity.
To evaluate the system reliability, minimal cut sets for the extended network are defined for nodes.
Individuals must shift their reliance on their managers to support their careers and instead reach out to others in the organization and in their extended networks for the help they need to realize their full potential.
The Brown University SRP benefitted on several levels: Productive partnerships on a high-profile issue brought positive publicity to Brown University SRP; the partnerships forged relationships and extended networks for all involved; and participants gained personal satisfaction in knowing that they made a difference in citizens' lives (Brown 2013).
The only varying quantity in generating the simulated observations for the extended network was the location-dependent structure constant (C_{n}) of the third station.
