Sentence examples for more stable network from inspiring English sources

Then again, perhaps a more stable network than NBC would have had a better idea of what to do with the show, providing it with a stronger lead-in than, say, the brilliant but decidedly niche Community.

Yet, despite all this the show's ratings remained frustratingly small, and you suspect that at a more stable network than NBC, Parks And Rec would have been cancelled long ago.

The upgraded CCS is an expandable and real-time control system which has been developed for the EAST fusion experiment with four goals: (a) more stable process control and supervisory operation; (b) high-precision timing and synchronization; (c) more reliable interlock and protection; and (d) more stable network environment.

When you have exchanges, they create a more stable network than if everyone deals with everyone else.

The simulation results show that our technique provides more stable cluster structure on the locale scale which results in a more stable network structure on the global scale.

More stable network formation can be explained by influence of such compounds on changes in water binding, and thus in internal structure transformation towards its improvement.

We hypothesized that bipolar character of the protein film favored cell-substratum over cell-cell adhesive interactions which resulted in less rapidly forming but more stable networks.

The 11B NMR spectra exhibited a clear transformation from BO3 into BO4 groups, caused by the agglutination effect of the Cu ions and the charge balance of the agglomerate in the glass network, leading to a more stable glass network and lower ions release rate in the degradation process.

Experiences show that the less nodes in the output layer, the faster the network converges and the more stable the network is.

A more stable porous network is formed when using the FEC additive, rendering a reduction in polarization due to improved Li diffusion inside the electrode composite.

With the function of the cross-linked template, the diffusion of ZnO nanoparticles prepared by in-situ hydrolysis could be lowered to suppress the formation of large aggregations, which favored the formation of a better and more stable interpenetrating network and provided more heterojunction interfaces for exciton dissociation.