Sentence examples for for instance network from inspiring English sources
In Slovenia, for instance, network operators can block spam and manage traffic to avoid congestion or for security reasons.
For instance, network models using lattices of coupled maps with quadratic maximum (Kaneko and Tsuda 2000) are paradigmatic examples of such behavior.
For instance, Network Rail in the UK reported that approximately 90%% of all short-distance passenger trains had less than 5 min deviation from planned timetable, while for long-distance trains, the same was true for deviation less than 10 min [24].
The discrepancy between these is also shown in our simulations, we can see the stochastic simulations are slightly larger than the theoretical predictions for threshold (lambda _{c}), which is likely to be due to a distribution cutoff effect on a finite size network [28] and other neglected factors (for instance, network is static and has degree-correlations).
For instance, network bureau chiefs banded together in 2009 to defend Fox News as the White House attempted to freeze out the network.
(For instance, network names with spaces won't pass through when you're setting things up on the Quick Settings pages, though I've read you can manually type in the full name to complete it). Also, it only supports passwords with numbers and letters, so using special characters won't work, which might be an issue for those who are high-security conscious.
iCanCloud provides a set of components which emulate the behavior of real components in the real architecture, for instance, networks, disks, file systems, and memory.
For instance, networks are prohibited to use "host-selling," which means they can't make deals with advertisers in which their products are pitched during shows using a character in the program.
For instance, networks with 50 nodes are predicted with an AUC of roughly 0.65, when 50 samples are available.
For instance, networks composed of slightly cross-linked DPs should exhibit extraordinary temperature dependence of the elastic modulus if swelled with thermodynamically poor solvent.
For instance, networks from our "medium-size" simulations containing 65 nodes have a number of possible configurations that exceed the estimated number of atoms in the observable universe.
