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As an alternative framework of connectivity mapping, statistically significant connections' map (sscMap) was developed by Zhang and Gant in 2008, which adopted the concept and the reference profile data of the original CMap.

In this paper, we propose an energy efficient distributed framework for connectivity maintenance of MWSNs.

It said that it had selected a number of procurement methods to replace its existing services with the Desktop 21 framework being one of a range of contracts alongside the Public Sector Networks framework for connectivity, ITHS (hardware framework) for end user devices (including desktop machines) and existing print contracts for printing, copying and scanning needs.

The procurement framework for connectivity is now in place and one for services is to come soon.

The aim of this work is to present a novel computational approach to employ the stress-based topology optimization method (STOM) to minimize the volume subject to the locally defined stress constraints of a geometrically nonlinear structure in the framework of the element connectivity parameterization (ECP) method.

sscMap differs from these approaches by exploring the avenue of selecting robust candidates for the potential to alter the phenotype of disease using a modified framework of the original Connectivity Map.

One approach to address this problem would be to consider the network topology in the context of a particular dataset (for example, a set of genes differentially expressed in a disease), and to evaluate the statistical significance of all the shortest paths within the framework of the global connectivity map.

This is a highly relevant result within a framework of functional landscape connectivity as the same fragmented landscape will be perceived as more fragmented (less functionally connected) by speckled woods with a recent evolutionary history in forested landscapes than by conspecifics with a history in fragmented agricultural landscapes.

The proposed framework guarantees connectivity of the cluster in different steps, which eases the development of a dynamic framework.

The analytical framework is useful in the study of connectivity and estimation of performance in one-dimensional vehicular ad hoc networks.

Second, the framework provides a more robust assessment of connectivity among patches by accounting for land-use heterogeneity in the dispersal matrix.