Sentence examples for hub functions from inspiring English sources

Petra Roth, the mayor, sees it as a "global city providing hub functions for the continent," a place that should be "as cosmopolitan as New York".

The clean energy hub functions as an interface between electricity supply and the energy demand (i.e. hydrogen and electricity) of the vehicle fleet and the commercial building.

In other words, there is an increasingly centralized network, but not necessarily by the largest cities only; hub functions had been redistributed across the urban hierarchy, even though largest cities still score better than smaller cities in 1990.

This means that the largest cities are the most likely to exert hub functions in the network, at least at the local level (the clustering coefficient is a local level measure), in other words to dominate their closest connected neighbors.

Yet, the gap between smallest and largest cities had narrowed over time, from 0.32 to 0.15 points, which also means that the hub functions of largest cities may have maintained but it had become more blurred than in the early period.

In its current state, the Banana Genome Hub functions well to facilitate phylogenetic studies and gene family analyses.

For instance, Alzheimer's disease is accompanied by decreases in functional DMN hub functioning, with pathological amyloid deposition and atrophy spatially overlapping the DMN.

He explains the hub function.

An approximate formula for the Prandtl tip and hub function was firstly introduced by Glauert[4] as expressed below: F = π 2 cos − 1 exp − f Open image in new window (8).

The reductions of DISC1 gene expression levels, although modest, may, through the hub function of DISC1, exert subtle but pervasive, and thus neurodevelopmentally and physiologically relevant, effects.

These have known regulatory function in the studied tissue and an experimentally validated specifier/facilitator hub function by FANTOM Consortium [ 9].