Sentence examples for form of a network from inspiring English sources

Professor Barabasi makes that prediction partly because he and his researchers mapped out the interactions of 43 primitive organisms and found they took the form of a network with rules.

In the late 18th century, long before Samuel Morse, for example, the Chappe brothers of France invented the first "telegraph" in the form of a network of hundreds of towers topped by semaphore arms with which the government could relay messages from Paris to Bordeaux in less than a day, weather permitting.

Films of pure SWCNTs were in the form of a network of interconnected bundles of tubes.

Functional connectivity patterns depict the arrangement of 'm' different brain areas in the form of a network.

The cracking of withdrawal appears in the form of a network of cracks shorter, not very open.

Formulating, implementing, and managing any form of a network comes with challenges that can hinder that network's effectiveness.

Solid foods are formed of a network of air cells distributed within a solid matrix.

Cancellous bone was formed of a network of bone trabeculae composed of irregular bone lamellae between which osteocytes appeared in their lacunae.

Kelger et al. [ 11] describe how the community norms and values were important in the forming of a network and recruiting members.

The tramways form part of a network of similar supply routes that are now collectively recognised as Cultural Routes by the Council of Europe.

The anterior thalamic nuclei form part of a network for episodic memory in humans.