Sentence examples for network combining from inspiring English sources
"network combining" is a valid and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the process of combining or integrating multiple networks or systems. Example: "The company implemented a new technology that allowed for network combining, resulting in a more efficient and streamlined communication system between teams."
A network combining available weather data, mainly from the federal government, to aid in forecasting may help insurance companies and airlines, Mr. Clifford said.
In pursuit of his goals, Pope, like the Kochs, has created a network combining a family fortune, the resources of a large private company, and family-funded policy organizations.
It proposes a software defined flexible and efficient passive optical network, combining the software defined technology and network coding, for intra-datacenter communications.
Results obtained from Box Behnken design were analyzed by both response surface regression Design-Expert.V8.0.6.1 Design-Expert.V8.0.6.1ial neural network combining the genetic algorithm method (Matlab2012a software).
The new procedure, in which the minimum annual cost (or investment) is used as the objective function, is presented to optimize looped water distribution network, combining the quadric orthogonal circumrotation regression design, the quadratic programming and the linear programming together.
Our models use a concept called "network centrality". This measures how connected a given scholar is in the networks that help define how successful their research is: the citation network, the coauthorship network, and a dual network combining the first two.
The annealed neural network combines characteristics of the simulated annealing algorithm and the Hopfield neural network.
Yet, according to Nielsen VideoCensus, more children under 13 watched videos in August on YouTube than on Disney.com, Nick.com and Cartoon Network combined.
The proposed recurrent neural network combines Elman architecture of the simple recurrent network structure and backpropagation through time.
Rob Tuck, the executive vice president for national sales at the CW, said his network combined Nielsen and DoubleClick data to sell ads across all its platforms.
This paper proposes a new algorithm based on a back-propagation (BP) network combined with an observation model.
