While the former two require software tools and coding expertise in order to generate images that represent complex data structures (an example is the work of Oliver Bieh-Zimmert who visualized the network of paragraphs and the structure of the German Civil Code), knowledge visualization tends to use a more 'handcrafted' approach, similar to how graphic designers rather than programmers work.
any network described in paragraph (1) and an English language program distribution service that, on such date, provides 4 or more hours of programming per week on a national basis pursuant to network affiliation arrangements with local television broadcast stations in markets reaching more than 75percentt of television homes (as measured by a national ratings service).
Whenever an EV is plugged into the smart grid, it automatically signs in a peer-to-peer (P2P) network (see next paragraph).
3) Genome-based clustering analyses revealed that approximately half of the observed viral clusters in the VirSorter dataset lacked known reference genomes (subsection "264 new putative viral genera identified through genome-based network clustering", last paragraph).
We have added references to our original FI network paper in the paragraph introducing "Network analysis features".
(iii) The terms, "network-affiliated" or "network-affiliate," are defined to include those television stations affiliated with at least one of the four networks designated in paragraph (d)(2)(i) as of April 3 , 1997
Similarly to BP networks, the networks presented in this paragraph have four input neurons, one for each input variable and one output neuron, corresponding to surface roughness.
I still don't know how to network properly so this paragraph is small.
The networks mentioned in this paragraph work in close collaboration with one another and show some overlap with respect to aims and activities.
With the help of George Marshall at the Climate Outreach and Information Network, I've drafted a paragraph of the kind that the Paris agreement should contain.
(2) In developing a tiered provider network of eligible providers under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall not prioritize providers in a tier over providers in any other tier in a manner that limits the choice of a covered veteran in selecting a health care provider specified in subsection (c) for receipt of hospital care, medical services, or extended care services under this section.
