Sentence examples for geographical partitioning from inspiring English sources

To enable scalable proactive ICN routing in VANET, HBFR a scalable routing method using Bloom filter for content advertisement is presented, and its procedure utilizes hierarchical geographical partitioning.

We survey the contributions made so far on the social networks that can be constructed with such data, the study of personal mobility, geographical partitioning, urban planning, and help towards development as well as security and privacy issues.

Mobile phone data have, for instance, already been used to study human mobility and behavior in cities [3], the geographical partitioning of countries [4], and the spread of information in social networks [5].

Multi-locus sequence typing (MLST) has been used to examine the diversity of B. pseudomallei from various geographical regions [2], [3], [4], [5] and revealed patterns of geographical partitioning between Australian and Southeast Asian isolates.

Evidence for geographical partitioning of related Gp-9 alleles in native S. invicta was examined by conducting a series of analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) analyses [87] using the program ARLEQUIN [88].

The EMB does not contribute to significant geographical partitioning of all lepetodrilid species [ 28] and annelid species [ 30, 31], however.

Figure 3 Geographical area partitioning and IPv6 virtual link abstraction.

Apparently the telecommunication links between individuals and the interpersonal transactions that they capture are so intertwined with geographical space that partitioning at a network-topological level produces a very accurate partitioning of geographic space.

The summary statistics of the molecular diversity, considering different geographical and phylogenetic partitions, were calculated for the whole mtDNA fragment as well as for each gene, separately [See Additional file 1].

The present paper surveys research on determining a distribution substation single-fault capacity, reallocating excess load, configuring distribution systems, partitioning a geographical area into service territories, and locating material stores and depots.

It is generally assumed that a minimum island size exists below which speciation is rather unlikely due to the lack of opportunities for geographical isolation and niche partitioning [ 46].