Sentence examples for link of the current from inspiring English sources

We observe that the source node is encouraged to communicate over the best network by dedicating all resources exclusively when condition of source-to-relay (SR) link and source-to-destination (SD) link of the new network is better (or worse) than that of SD link and SR link of the current network.

Furthermore, when a packet can leave the current node where it stays and to which neighbor it will depart depends only on the ranks of the queue length differences between the two ends of the outgoing links of the current node in the entire network, which may change with time.

(B ) In contrast, the 17 equivalent Mediator to pol II cross-links of the current study are largely inconsistent with the position of Mediator modules found in the core initiation complex.

A link to the current location of the website will be maintained at our departmental project site [ 26].

A link to the current version of Form 990 is below.

When a volunteer first visits a project's homepage with a supported browser they are presented with a 'download now' link instead of the current 'create account' link.

She then resent the link to the current Arcadia code of conduct and a press statement which reads: We wish to confirm that all our employees are paid hourly rates which are legally compliant.

But a big part of the answer seems to be that most of the deaths linked to the current bad batches of Firestone tires occurred in sport utilities that rolled over, something that few of the cars with bad tires in the late 1970's did.

Outdoor Action is pleased to be able to provide links to the current state-of-the-art information on Leave No Trace Camping through the Leave No Trace Program.

Honey, maple syrup, agave – all contain high levels of fructose, the sugar increasingly linked to the current epidemic of diabetes, obesity and fatty liver disease.

Excessively high carbohydrate intake, specifically of refined grains, has been linked to the current epidemic of obesity (Liu et al 2003; Gross et al 2004).