Sentence examples for governing network from inspiring English sources
How much money China Mobile will eventually make depends partly on regulators, who can control the terms governing network access and the number of carriers.
By creating programs for the Web, Mr. Zwick and Mr. Herskovitz can take advantage of union agreements that allow actors and writers to work on terms more favorable to producers than those governing network programs.
Indeed, the discovery of the rules governing network evolution may shed light on the dynamics of the evolutionary processes driven by selection.
On June 5th RegTP, Germany's telecoms regulator, clarified the rules governing network-sharing, making it clear that 3G operators would be allowed to share parts of their network infrastructure.
Yet, our understanding of the complex mechanisms governing networks and collective behavior is still shallow.
This paper contributes to the identification of patterns in the mechanisms that govern network dynamics.
In 2012, Restored Hope (which calls itself an "inter-denominational membership governed network dedicated to restoring hope to those broken by sexual and relational sin" on its official website) released its official doctrinal statement, which made several apparent nods to the "ex-gay" movement.
We also establish quantitative cellular parameters that govern network viability, which may have ramifications for respiratory pathology in disease states.
They govern network dynamics and stability and are the driving force of fundamental physiological process such as differentiation, oscillations or homeostasis [ 20, 21].
Given that C. elegans MA and NI lines segregate distinct mutational and transcriptional spectra [ 9, 10], we expected contrasting networks of evolutionary coexpression, if natural selection governs network topology.
Thus, the first step in creating a collaborative research network, such as CAPTN, was to devise a system for governing the network and enlisting a core group of researchers to take on the managerial challenges.
