Sentence examples for making up a network from inspiring English sources

Perhaps fuel cells will become smaller and cheaper, making up a network of micropower stations wherever the gas pipelines run.

Dynamics of neuronal networks can be altered in at least two ways: by changes in connectivity, that is, the physical architecture of the network, or changes in the amplitudes and kinetics of the intrinsic and synaptic currents within and between the elements making up a network.

In addition to these tools, NetCutter provides a number of convenience functions for the analysis of co-occurrence networks, such as testing the significance of lists reporting a set of entries making up a network community, ranking of vertices, random graph generators for topological analysis of co-occurrence networks, and others.

Among the companies that make up a network, every party isn't equally important.

Its chief asset is the 15,000 suppliers in over 60 countries that make up a network so sprawling that an order for 500,000 bubble skirts that once took six months from drawing board to store shelf now takes six weeks at a sliver of the price.

He offered commentary from the pages of the association's monthly magazine, Long Island, and in conversations with the leaders and members of the association's subcommittees that make up a network of permanent task forces dealing with such chronic issues as transportation, the environment and the needs of small businesses.

A group of actors and the connections between them make up a network.

Most of the research on intra-layer interference between small cells in the literature has considered femto cells (home base stations), which present a high risk for inter-cell interference as the nodes are commonly installed by the users, making up an unplanned network [11,12].

This is a thin active sheet made up of a network of tiny filaments of a protein called actin that assembles at the inner face of the cell membrane.

Visa Europe is a payment system made up of a network of 4,600 European banks and was not part of the initial public offering of Visa which took place last Wednesday.

The water vascular system of the starfish is a hydraulic system made up of a network of fluid-filled canals and is concerned with locomotion, adhesion, food manipulation and gas exchange.