Sentence examples for generated on the network from inspiring English sources

Firstly it takes a 5% cut of all SafeCoin generated on the network in order to maintain the core code.

With uniformly randomly chosen source nodes, cascades are then generated on the network according to the IC model.

With respect to content sharing strategies that do not exploit context and social information, we have obtained up to 200% improvements in terms of hit rate (probability that users receive the content they request) and 99% reduction in resource consumption in terms of traffic generated on the network.

Consensus secondary structure was predicted and generated on the Network sequence analysis server [ 55] (NPS@, Network Protein Sequence Analysis, http://npsa-pbil.ibcp.fr/).ibcp.fr/

DataSift originally built its reputation around being one of the only companies to have access to Twitter's firehose — the full stream of Tweets and other metadata that are generated on the social network — and it works with a number of third parties to parse that data, or directly with large enterprises who take the data and chop and dice it directly.

To evaluate the impact of localization information, we compare the precision and recall of C L and clusters generated on the original PPI network G. Table 3 summarizes some general features of clusters predicted by the algorithms mentioned.

This is mainly due to its capability to have an impact on the other users thanks to the posts generated on the Facebook social network.

Network models, generated on the basis of extracted information and/or experimental data, will considerably facilitate the analysis of interactions among different key molecules and provide new insights into complex biological pathways and interactions (for an overview of methods see [ 25] and [ 26]).

Two response surface approaches are tested – polynomial response surfaces (PRSs) created from Taylor polynomials via finite differences of the model output, and response surfaces based on neural networks (RSNNs) generated on the basis of Latin hypercube samplings.

This enables computing power to become a utility: it is generated somewhere on the network ("in the cloud") and supplied as a service.

The "manifesto" essentially calls for computing firms not to fall back on bad old habits by trying to lock in customers as computing becomes a utility, generated somewhere on the network ("in the cloud") and supplied as a service.