Sentence examples for network of cattle from inspiring English sources

There is nothing manly about these round-ups, there is no John Wayne type hero in control, there is just vicious, brutal exploitation of magnificent animals by people who are making money and influenced by the good ole boy network of cattle ranchers.

Data from a rinderpest survey and other data sources have been integrated to explore the topology of a contact network of cattle herds based on a spatial proximity criterion and other attributes related to cattle herd dynamics.

Using the data from a previous rinderpest survey conducted in the Central and Southern regions of Somalia, it was possible to explore the topology of a contact network of cattle herds based on a spatial proximity criterion and other attributes related to cattle herd dynamics.

To give an overview over the entire study period, the presented metrics were calculated for the network consisting of cattle movements between the 1st January and 31st December 2012.

The cattle movement data may also be used to construct a contact network of UK cattle farms; this large-scale network is one of the best-characterised epidemiological networks available, making it a useful tool for research into the relevance of contact networks for epidemiology [ 28].

Generally, he is forced to rely on a preponderance-of-evidence standard: 'more evidence exists to suggest that actors of black, native, and mixed origins especially griffes rather than whites participated in Atlantic networks that brought knowledge of cattle herding to the Attakapas [in Louisiana]' (p. 96).

There's just one highway and that was only tarmacked in the 1970s; before that it was a network of dirt tracks and cattle crossings.

The application of network analysis to cattle shipments broadens our understanding of shipment patterns beyond pairwise interactions to the network as a whole.

Movements were not weighted for the calculation of the network metrics (i.e., the number of cattle per movement was not considered).

This paper analyses a unique partnership between a nature conservation NGO – BirdLife Netherlands (BLN) – and a network of about 130 dairy and cattle farmers, aimed at meadow bird protection in the Netherlands.

In this paper, Integrated Social Network Routing (SoNR) protocol is modelled behind the movement of cattle in farmland sensor networks.