Sentence examples for important interconnection from inspiring English sources
Interconnection Bandwidth is part of a new report Equinix published entitled, fittingly enough, "Global Interconnection Index: Measuring the Growth of the Global Digital Economy". The report is the first examination of Interconnection Bandwidth across industries, and comprehensively portrays how important interconnection will be in the future.
As a consequence, we obtain the λ′-optimality of some important interconnection networks.
The bubble-sort graph is an important interconnection network designed from Cayley graph model.
The hypercube is an important interconnection network and an n-dimensional hypercube has been shown to be n-diagnosable using the MM model.
"We call them, 'documentart-eries' because it's difficult to define them otherwise," said Gregorio Botta, a deputy editor at La Repubblica who spearheaded the initiative, which he said underscored "the important interconnection that exists between the newspaper and the Web site".
And in the way of introducing terminology, let me introduce the terminology for a few basic and important interconnections of systems.
The journal's multicultural coverage and interdisciplinary focus and the high caliber of its writers contribute to important interconnections between regional cinemas, practioners, academics, critics, and students.
The goal of the certificate is to develop innovative thinkers and leaders who understand the energy system as a whole and the important interconnections among policy, markets, technology and the environment.
Richard Doyle also goes by mobius, an indicator of just how important interconnections are to him -- and how transformative, bedeviling and hypnotic his ideas can be.
Since some ciliopathies share very similar phenotypes, even with different genetic causes, one could argue that important interconnections occur between genes, and that these interactions play a very important role in pathogenesis.
These systems have important reciprocal interconnections with the amygdala and hippocampus, limbic structures involved in fear conditioning and memory consolidation, and with pre-frontal brain structures necessary for extinction of fear memories and reward motivation.
