Information networks need junction points.
The core yarn will "spot weld" together at the junction points, binding the mass of fibres together.
I choose the B, maybe the most glorious bridge in the world, its cables radiating from their junction points at the top of its towers like beams of light.
The map indicates such structures -- cylindrical stone ventilators, for instance, or stone buildings erected to help drain water when repairs needed to be made, or gatehouses, put at junction points.
The paintings all have those criss-crossing lines, as if Giacometti was trying to keep his perspective steady; and those junction points that look like a tailor's chalk marks, trying to keep things straight, trying to hold the image in place even as the image – or is it the person?
Highways England used to simply warn there were "queues ahead", but now tells drivers it will be 17 minutes to their junction, points out Giles Perkins, business development director for intelligent transport at Mouchel, which runs the National Traffic Information Service.
I frequently spend an entire day riding on New York City buses, getting off at junction points and changing from one line to another as the notion strikes me and gradually crisscrossing whatever part of the city I happen to be in.
The junction points include both trapped entanglements and crystalline units.
On the junction points of this layer system, three thermocouples are deposited.
The average molecular weights between junction points (Mc) were calculated by using the Flory-Rehner equation.
The analysis is performed in the frequency domain and the coupling between the sub-elements of the periodic structure is expressed in terms of structural mobility functions for the junction points and between the junction points of the sub-elements.
