Sentence examples for most effective networks from inspiring English sources

The congested city is already a pioneer of cycle travel with one of the country's most effective networks of designated routes.

There has also been considerable debate as to the type of governance mechanisms - relational, contractual and hierarchical - that lead to the most effective networks, and whether these elements are evident in all kinds of networks (Entwistle et al 2007; Herranz 2008).

The most effective networks in our sample had such a balanced combination; while in seven out of 16 cases of the less effective networks such a balance was absence.

During the preliminary stage, numerous ANN models were tested to find the most effective network design for rainfall downscaling.

The most effective network is PCANet, which has achieved promising performance in image classification, such as for face, object and handwritten digit recognition.

The most effective network design with lowest MAPE of 3.4% and correlation R between the predicted and the ground station wind speed of 0.91 was obtained.

In determining the most effective network automation scenario, the proposed approach takes into account the outage cost of consumers/producers due to momentary, short-term, and long-term interruptions, the commonly used network reliability indices (SAIFI, SAIDI, MAIFI, and ASIDI) as well as the cost of automation devices and the cost of crews.

The most effective network-based algorithms for AFP learn by exploiting the overall topology of the networks [ 23- 25], and their implementation usually requires to process in primary memory a large part or the overall underlying graph.

Place cells are most effective in networks with an intermediate amount of noise.

Consolidating AOL's recent Internet advertising acquisitions in a single entity called "Platform A" will position the company as "the world's largest and most effective advertising network"!

A piecemeal treatment or mechanistic application of spatial rules in reserve design may be subject to the risk of not producing the most effective reserve network, and in some cases may even compromise the conservation objective which could be achieved otherwise.