Sentence examples for network shaping from inspiring English sources
A SNA was conducted of the governance network shaping a regional MSP initiative in the New England region of the U.S. from 2012 to 2014, focusing in particular on a subset of key collaborators comprising the core of this network.
Rural services are often embarrassingly empty, the network shaped by the travel patterns that became redundant decades ago.
Playing on that network shaped the minds of these young adepts.
The Adversary aims at disconnecting the network shaped by the Designer.
The inter-orbital ISL, especially, achieved a ring network shaped like a figure-of-eight using n to n−1 connections.
For European Portuguese there are two WordNets: WordNet.PT18 [68]—a manually developed database of linguistic knowledge; its current version has around 19,000 expressions and the MultiWordNet of Portuguese (MWN.PT 19 a lexical semantic network shaped under the ontological model of WordNets.
On the other hand, the state of the network shapes the input-output transformation performed by its constituent neurons, by setting the statistics of the synaptic currents that a representative neuron in the network receives [59], [63], [78], [79].
The connectivity structure of the local cortical network shapes the cell-type specific activity and defines functional roles of the different layers.
From theoretical point of view, cancer may be viewed as an intrinsic robust state of the endogenous molecular cellular network shaped by evolution that forms a nonlinear stochastic dynamical system with many stable attractors in its functional landscape.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01326.015 We propose that the overall robust homeostasis of the hippocampal network seen at the temporal sequence level and expressed during offline states of sleep and rest reflects the default sequential cell assembly architecture of the hippocampal network shaped by the multiple unaccounted experiences the animal has had in the past.
Kapogiannis D. et al., (2014) Brain networks shaping religious belief.
