Sentence examples for global propagation from inspiring English sources

Twitter guarantees instant execution followed by immediate gratification: right after the last keystroke, your tweet is up for a global propagation.

Using national sectors as agents, we apply the model to study the global propagation of losses induced by stylized disasters.

The algorithm's recursive signaling structure represents one of our central contributions, as it restricts information exchange to neighboring nodes while still maintaining global propagation of congestion information.

We formulate the global propagation model of cosmic-ray electrons including the source region, which is currently considered to be supernova remnants (SNRs).

Such an intermittent local burning rate or flame speed consequently translates to oscillatory global propagation, even after global averaging, due to nonlinear coupling.

The United States wanted an economically-stable partner on its southern border, and it wanted the global propagation of rules that worked to its advantage.

A simple parameterization of radial seafloor deformation due to tsunami loading is implemented in a global tsunami propagation model.

For each distribution of seed movement members, the probability of global movement propagation is computed using Theorem 2 and Algorithm A2.1.

Kowalik et al. [8] implemented this upwind flux approximation and showed remarkable stability in simulating global tsunami propagation and run-up.

It is seen that for both choices of meso-scale social movement dynamics, ΣH and ΣB, the probability of global movement propagation increases approximately linearly with the number of network communities across which the fixed set of seed members is distributed (here the number of initial members is set to one percent of the total population).

Four decades of global Saudi propagation of Sunni Muslim ultra-conservativism to counter what initially was Iranian revolutionary zeal but later transformed into Iranian strategy in a long-standing covert war has turned Arab Shiites and their militias into potent political and military forces.