Sentence examples for long-term connectivity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, by leveraging both short- and long-term connectivity locality, as introduced in Sections 5.4 and 5.5, the protocols PRMPL and DVRPLC completely eliminate the negative differences, which means that they always choose an optimal route through nodes removing which actually worsens the delay.

This seems unlikely given the evidence supporting the role of GABA in local oscillatory activity, and hence long-term connectivity but cannot be ruled out.

101 People who have strong relationships across teams and groups, and are embedded in the larger organisational culture are less likely to signal an intention to leave their organisation, 102 and this can be important in building long-term connectivity.

The aim of this study was to investigate sedimentary processes in a discontinuous gully system, and to establish how they impacted upon overland flow and erosion in the short-term, while also considering their impact on long-term landscape connectivity.

However, long-term electrical connectivity between neural tissue and recording sites is compromised by the development of astroglial scar around the recording probes.

As for the alternatives, initiatives such as public Wi-Fi and long-term investment in connectivity infrastructure are a far more solid proposition, says Murphy: "Companies [like Facebook] could pull out of the market whenever they like".

We simulated long-term (>20 yrs). connectivity patterns driven by remotely-sensed sea surface height and evaluated results against estimates of genetic distance among populations of anemonefish, Amphiprion bicinctus, along the eastern Red Sea coastline.

We computed long-term (>20 yrs). connectivity estimates of simulated particles driven by satellite observations of sea level elevation to create a measure of pairwise oceanographic distance among coastal populations.

Under the DDC model, we expect a long-term decline in connectivity to D = -0.5.

The report stated: "In terms of the knock-on impacts to the Scottish economy, APD will over the long-term reduce traffic and connectivity from Scotland's airports, impacting on inward investment, trade and competitiveness.

In a written statement, Mr McLoughlin said: "This is a very difficult debate, but the reality is that since the 1960s Britain has failed to keep pace with our international competitors in addressing long-term aviation capacity and connectivity needs".