Sentence examples for graphs that could from inspiring English sources
The post-observational notes and the analysis of logs (register of users' activity) indicate two main facts: on the one hand, the elaboration of a tool that is able to convert log files into graphs that could be visualized as courses of educational browsing.
These are the sort of graphs that could be used to monitor hospital deaths.
The alternative curves are gathered in a graph that could help DMs to select the best option.
Now, let (G = (V, E)) be a graph that could be infinite, and fix the vertex (nu) betweenness centrality of which is to be computed.
Reference [30] built a citation graph that could be used by analysts to navigate through the various interrelated regulations to uncover overlaps and possible conflicts or to understand compliance documents.
Yahoo's purchase of Tumblr gave it a social platform with more than 400 million users generating and consuming plenty of content, but like its other advertising-supported businesses, Yahoo doesn't quite have the social or interest graph that could allow for lucrative ad targeting to the extent that Facebook or Pinterest do.
It would be interesting to study whether there are hubs or cliques in this complementary graph that could indicate whether a specific SNP or SNP pair is relevant for the phenotype.
In the late 1960s, when many conceptual artists were using graph paper to chart their ideas, Ms. Bartlett wondered if she could make hard graph paper that could be wiped clean and revised, and that would resist coffee stains and cigarette ashes.
Back then the startup was pretty focused on providing users with helpful graphs and charts that could be pulled up by typing in a question like "most points scored by an NFL team this year".
But there are some hints in Facebook's Graph API code that could indicate otherwise.
The interval between the first two fatal days so strongly predicted the momentum of future attacks that the researchers were able to devise an equation, and an accompanying graph, that they could use to estimate the course of hostilities in many situations.
