Sentence examples for information and propagate from inspiring English sources
We propose a possibility theory-based approach to deal with all the different uncertain pieces of information and propagate them in aggregation models for global dam assessment.
The supervised local weight is found by first using a spectral clustering algorithm (Chung [17]) on the unlabeled target information and propagating labels to the clusters from the labeled target information.
Extremists on all sides have been known to fabricate and reproduce falsified information, along with denying genuine information and propagating unscientific and pseudoscientific theories.
A good evolution is carried out through the evolution of the system design information and then propagating the evolution to the implementation.
A RH receiving multiple REGISTER messages for the same information maintains (and propagates upwards) only the pointers to the best available copy.
In P2P systems, each peer has to obtain information of other peers and propagate the information to other peers through neighbor (acquaintance) peers.
Accordingly, the co-operative nature of their interactions provides motifs the means to integrate cell state information from multiple inputs and propagate regulatory decisions based on this information.
In a brief arguing against patenting genes, Dr. James Watson, one of the discoverers of the double helix structure of DNA, said he feared the court had failed to appreciate the fundamentally unique nature of the human gene, which stores information necessary to create and propagate life.
Because the primary function of DNA is to store and propagate information, its sequence is often taken to be its most important biochemical property.
Next, we extract a subnetwork of the inferred network, including only genes that can have both inputs and outputs, as only these can receive and propagate information to and from other genes.
A promising approach is to use biological networks to prioritize targets based on their relative positions to one another, a property that affects their ability to maintain network integrity and propagate information-flow.
