Sentence examples for network of premises from inspiring English sources

The addition of these premises allowed us to consider disease transmission that can occur between premises that are in close spatial proximity, enabling us to consider how likely infection is to jump from the network of premises for which we have movement data to another network of premises for which no movement data were available for analysis.

This implies that the network of premises studied is not closed; with up to 131 additional farms sending birds to the same slaughterhouse (unpublished data), the possibility of disease spreading into other sub-networks within the industry is potentially high.

This network of office premises is available internationally.

The organised group also worked from a network of rented premises, often industrial units in out-of-the-way locations, or from unassuming lock-ups in Glasgow.

Since we are assuming an environment that conforms to the IEEE 802.22 standard, we assume a network of Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) sensors that infers a static network.

(A companion report, Smart Grid Paybacks: The Chattanooga Example, describes paybacks on a national model for such a project, in Chattanooga, Tennessee). In 2009, Concord voters authorized the town's municipally-owned electric utility (Concord Municipal Light Plant, or CMLP) to build a $3.9 million smart grid which included a 100-mile fiber-optic network passing 95percentt of premises in town.

Removal of premises from the network represents movement bans that are imposed during an outbreak.

However, the number of premises in the network database that are recorded as having sent birds to slaughter represents only 13% of the number of premises in the GBPR, implying that larger premises are better represented in the network database.

The Independent revealed this week that the base is used to route vast amounts of data captured by Washington's "Stateroom" network of listening posts in diplomatic premises back to America for analysis by the CIA and the National Security Agency.

The contact structure can be viewed as a social network of potentially infectious links amongst premises, these links are defined by associations via one or more of the four potential routes of interaction.

Currently full-fibre networks are only available to about 2% of premises in the UK.