Sentence examples for more global network from inspiring English sources

According to Eq. (5), the vehicle i adaptively selects one neighbor vehicle while minimizing the value of PC i, which potentially incorporates more global network information.

However, when additionally considering the atmospheric boundary layer below 1000 m, which is easy possible with this model, or when considering more global network geometries, which is the standard case in VLBI, the parametrization described above should be specified, because the meteorological conditions may not be the same at two VLBI stations of a baseline.

Graph-computation analysis (GCA) allows detection of small-scale changes in regional organization that may underlie more global network changes.

A second concern is that these networks, both the more formally established advocacy networks and informal researcher contacts, tend to be Eurocentric and hence smaller than the potential from a more global network.

It is not coincidental that users receiving many RTs have more global networks than users receiving many mentions.

The transition from proto-globalization to modern globalization was marked with a more complex global network based on both capitalistic and technological exchange; however, it led to a significant collapse in cultural exchange.

At the same time, on the global scale, the current structure of global macroeconomic network harbors higher tolerance to extreme crises than the more "globalized" network structures obtained by randomized global networks.

During the modern globalization period, mass production allowed the development of a stronger, more complex global network of trade.

Furthermore, they did not investigate individual connections, but looked at a more global parameter: network wide stimulus response, and they only considered changes >20% to be significant.

On a more global level, network analysis of the 121 shared palmitoylated proteins demonstrated that the MYC proto-oncogene protein and the cellular tumor antigen p53 are upstream of 35 (29%) of these proteins, which is more than would be expected by chance (P <0.001, Additional file 2: Figure S2B).

Intelligence officials fear that for a new generation of disaffected European Muslims, Iraq could become what Afghanistan, Bosnia and Chechnya were for European Islamic militants in past decades: a galvanizing cause that sends idealistic young men abroad, trains them and puts them in touch with a more radical global network of terrorists.