Sentence examples for heterogeneous capacity from inspiring English sources

In this paper we consider wireless mesh networks (WMNs) used to share the Internet connectivity of sparsely deployed fixed lines with heterogeneous capacity, ranging from ISP-owned high-speed links to subscriber-owned low-speed connections.

Here, we observed that dermal fibroblasts from old human donors have a heterogeneous capacity to remove IR-induced DNA strand breaks.

The results presented in the paper demonstrate that load balancing for the case of computers with heterogeneous processing capacity is more challenging than for the homogeneous case.

All these examples illustrate the heterogeneous regulation capacity of genes within one pathway and their potentially differential contribution to its regulation.

Based on the MID model, new node load measures are defined that can accommodate heterogeneous server capacities and capture the node load in publish/subscribe systems more accurately than traditional measures.

In addition, the vehicles can be seen heterogeneous with different capacity and different time and distance limitations.

Ontology supports heterogeneous cross-referential capacity; its structure is reflected in a GUI designed to facilitate concept-based navigation across 2D graphics, 3D models, video, and audio resources.

In the homologous series of heterogeneous R EO nPD, the capacity of adsorption at the water/air separation interface tends to increase due to the hydrophilic weakly ionic polar primary amide group (Figure 13) for same hydrophobic chain R. The electrostatic repulsions due to the structure are low and favor the degree of "packing" at the interface.

The detailed analyses of energy-state changes of CA3 cells revealed a heterogeneous energy recovery capacity within CA3 cells populations (Fig. 4).

The pilot showed that graduating countries are highly heterogeneous in their capacity to assume responsibility for their immunization programmes.

This indicates that HSCs are heterogeneous in their capacity for retinoid and lipid storage, corroborating previous studies by D'Ambrosio et al. [ 19].