Manipulating the unknown system matrices into vector forms, the connectivity information can be easily implemented to preserve the physical configuration of the structure, and to reduce the computational efforts required to correct the system matrices.
The input query for the connectivity map is ((vi, t), t1, t2), where (vi, t) is the specified bio-term and its type (e.g. Alzheimer's Disease, Disease), t1 and t2 are the bio-term types that formed the connectivity maps (e.g., drug and gene).
One benefit is that we do not need to deploy roadside infrastructure to the spots where the connected component forms, because the connectivity can be maintained by the connected component.
According to the HMBCs from H-1 and H-3 to C-5 (δC 165.0) and from H-2 to C-4 (δC 141.8) indicated the presence of a pyridine ring which was formed by the connectivities of C-1 and C-5 through a nitrogen atom.
In the first step, a virtual backbone is formed to ensure the connectivity and then the sensing range of sensors are adjusted to ensure a full coverage.
Anterior cingulate-limbic white matter tracts have also been predictive of clinical response [ 48], though the degree to which white matter tract structural connectivity form the basis of resting state functional connectivity requires further validation [ 49].
However, male-mediated gene flow is the main form of connectivity between the continuously distributed group and the smaller populations of South Dakota and Oregon that are separated by large areas of unforested habitat, which apparently serves as a barrier to movement of female woodpeckers.
Typically these methods form probabilistic notions of the connectivity based on sampling individual paths; it is an approach that quantifies the uncertainty of connections [33, 34, 13, 35].
It is a theory of form and connectivity the purpose of which is to identify weak links within a structure.
Besides, the traffic lights will stop moving vehicles and make them form platoons which will impair the connectivity along two adjacent road segments.
