Sentence examples for generated connections from inspiring English sources

We also found that the willingness of a passenger to book slower connections and the relationship between the number of passenger bookings and generated connections strongly depends on the O&D distance.

By planting new actors and connection patterns in the anonymized social network sophisticatedly, the adversary is able to identify the new actors as well as the targeted actors if the generated connection patterns are uniquely stand out in the anonymized network.

To answer this question we generated connection pathways linking either CD151 and Connexin 45 or CD49f and HSP60 with the sets of modulated genes.

Through working hard to generate connections within the fashion, music and art sectors, we saw our Instagram following grow by more than 50,000 through partnerships Alicia brokered.

The luminal progenitor signature set was too small to generate connections, so direct associations were drawn from the KIT and CYP24A1 genes by using the "grow" option.

At the same time, the growth of individual cytoplasmic compartments would have necessitated the evolution of machinery to generate connections between adjacent blebs in order to integrate processes across these increasing large cells (for example, facilitating accurate cell division and cell polarization).

"Bon Iver, Bon Iver" is likely to generate connection on a scale Vernon hasn't yet encountered.

The other is the Outer Social Connectedness (OSC) that is generated through connections between the user and the smart home devices in other people's houses.

One is the Inner Social Connectedness (ISC) that is generated through connections between the user and the devices in their smart home.

These key facts (corresponding to approximately 50,000 words) were mapped to 275 terminology terms identified in the literature, which generated 6,341 connections.

L_RNA_scaffolder generated 7,366 connections in 3,938 paths where 1,731 of the paths consisted of over two contigs (Additional file 1: Figure S3).