Sentence examples for graphs in two from inspiring English sources
Section 3 reviews distance-based globally rigid graphs in two dimensions.
We implemented the mapping of bnodes in two RDF graphs in two phases.
There is an important class of graphs in two dimensions, called trilateration graphs, in which the computational complexity of localization is polynomial, and on such occasions as linear, in the number of vertices [14].
Fig. 4 Mean monthly number of migraine attacks (upper graphs) and fibromyalgia flares (lower graphs) in two groups of patients with fibromyalgia plus high frequency episodic migraine (FMS + M1) undergoing migraine prophylaxis with flunarizine for 3 months (treated patients, n. 47) and not undergoing migraine prophylaxis (untreated patients, n. 39)(Means ± SD).
Two commonly used approaches for representing graphs in two dimensions, allowing display in HTML documents, are the force-directed layout, and the Sugiyama layout.
The generic algorithm combines the traditional force-directed node placement method of Fruchterman and Reingold [ 23] with multilevel organization by recursively coarsening graphs in two phases.
Her graphs in one chapter — about the intrusion of La Leche militants into family life — put the number of French mothers still nursing babies older than three months at less than twenty per cent, by far the lowest in the European Union.
Fig. 8 Survival curves hospital level-left graphs and hip replacements-right graphs in four orthopaedic hospitals for 2002/2003.
Changes in landforms, deposits, and processes also graph in two phases after the initiation of a system or after a perturbation in one.
A proposal by Beamer et. al. [3] conducts 2-D partitioning of the adjacency matrix of the graph in two dimensions, as shown in Fig. 4, where adjacency matrix A is partitioned into (R times C) submatrices.
In graph theory, a bridge is defined as an edge whose removal disconnects the graph in two subclusters; removing such bridges allowed us to obtain much more homogeneous and correct families.
