Sentence examples for nodes allows for from inspiring English sources

Similar to the RM, the placement of one or more relay nodes allows for optimization of the functionality of the network.

In [5], the per-unit length line impedances of transmission lines are assumed the same, and the orientation of the branches connecting the nodes allows for 0° or 90° with respect to the reference axis.

In summary, we found that sharing a general level of concern with neighboring nodes allows for an efficient detection of DDoS attacks, and many times, this is done with a near perfect accuracy.

The hierarchical representation for values in graph nodes allows for setting a mutant's parameter values to numerical values or to algebraic expressions involving values from ancestor nodes.

In turn, categorization of the nodes allows for the classification of the network connections into 3 classes: "rich club" connections, linking rich club nodes to each other; "feeder" connections linking rich club nodes to non-rich club nodes; and "local" connections linking non-rich club nodes to each other.

Instead it was composed of lots of nodes connecting to lots of other nodes, allowing for several routes through what IT types call "redundancy".

Active Network nodes allow for non-trivial processing of data streams.

The combination of ChemAxon software and various cheminformatic KNIME nodes allowed for an easy identification of issues and a semi-automated curation procedure.

In turn, the countable finite branches connecting to the nodes allow for different per-unit length line impedances, and intersect with angle θ i with respect to the reference axis.

This idea is extended by them in [11] towards a fully dynamic impact assessment, where entities of timeslice t i depend on entities of timeslice t i−1, i.e., a resource dependency model is a time-dependent model evolving over time with time-dependent, "conscious" nodes allowing for retrospective and predictive analyses of potential mission impacts.

The app's menu is quite evolved, involving a multitude of on-screen "buttons" that each operate different nodes, allowing for a more customized -- should we say "personal"?