Sentence examples for mapping of ranges from inspiring English sources

Another disadvantage is that the mapping of ranges to partitions and nodes must be maintained, usually by a routing server, so that the client can be directed to the correct server.

We also show that boundary weight maps of range rank two do not give rise to q-pure E0-semigroups of type II0.

Conservation planning is often based on static mapping of species' ranges or habitat distributions.

This paper reports on the mapping of the ranges of the heat-to-power ratios (HPRs) for given fractions of the electrical output.

Consider an unambiguous mapping of target ranges to phases over the whole transmitted bandwidth requires N-order Costas coded waveform, of duration T, at Nyquist rate.

In this work, we propose an integer linear programming (ILP) model that solves the twofold problem of finding the optimal allocation of memory instances as well as the optimal mapping of address ranges to allocated memories.

A second possible function of the bioelectric code is a mapping of voltage ranges to specific anatomical structures.

A mapping of the range of operational conditions, design values, and OC characteristics is presented for the most usual metal oxides (CuO, Fe2O3, and NiO) and different fuel gases (CH4, H2, and CO).

More recently, the use of outbred mice has allowed fine mapping of a range of biological [ 3] and expression traits [ 4, 5].

Sequencing of these hybrid fragments allows a precise and unbiased genome-wide mapping of long-range chromatin interactions.

Freeplane allows the hierarchical, conceptual mapping of a range of related concepts reflecting synthesis approaches described by Baxter et al. [ 30] and Mays et al. [ 31].