Sentence examples for network bound from inspiring English sources
This surprising finding suggested that the NCp7 network bound to the DNA flap was rearranged during the treatment in a way that allowed ssDNA to spread like a canonical SSB protein (Figure 4D).
Thus, a number of SDs will be co-activated and, assuming there is auto-associative connectivity within the SD network, bound together by way of neuronal learning mechanisms.
Humanitarian assistance, which follows the principle of impartiality and neutrality, therefore has to be delivered in great confidentiality, through secret networks bound together by solidarity.
The postulated action-perception networks bind multimodal information about the articulatory and auditory features of the spoken word form and, potentially, about the visual features of the written word form and the writing gestures necessary for writing it down.
The researchers surmise that a key protein in the clock network binds to the NFIL3 gene to keep the production of TH17 cells synchronized with periods of light and darkness.
In these conditions, network coverage bound close to O(1) can be obtained in realistic large networks.
In case 2, when one BT is added to the network, throughput bound starts gaining to 0.36 packets/TS since some additional traffic could be routed through infrastructure network over links 4 In Case 3, when two BTs are located in the positions of and, throughput bound increased to 1.0 packets/TS where more traffic could be routed through infrastructure network to get over "bottleneck" area.
Individual sensor nodes in the network are bound to cells of the virtual hexagonal tessellation based on their geographic locations.
Once I'm set up, I head to my local coffee shop, where Karma's open WiFi network is bound to find some poachers.
Coating was achieved by covalently linking the different haptens to a glutaraldehyde network directly bound to the polystyrene surface of a standard 96-well microtiter plate.
Hoffman needed a new project after PayPal was sold to eBay ; he cofounded LinkedIn in 2003 on the notion that getting lots of professionals connected in an online network was bound to be helpful, somehow.
