A breast cancer cell, for example, can travel to the lymph nodes and then to the bones or liver.
Neural Networks 17(4) (2006) 879–892], which randomly generates hidden nodes and then analytically determines the output weights.
They can be injected in various ways (under the skin, in the vein or in lymph nodes) and then they can enter our body's cells.
"If the cancer had spread to his liver," Dr. Fine said, "it is probably in the lymph nodes, and then a transplant is not an accepted treatment and would not cure it".
The design of DECADE is shown by first, analyzing a simple case of packet forwarding between two nodes, and then the results are extended to bigger networks.
The chapter also presents related node types, which define fields common to various grouping nodes, and then the X3D grouping nodes that are essential in all X3D scenes.
To optimize network coverage, the traditional approach is to deploy a large amount of stationary sensor nodes and then to schedule their sensing activities in an efficient way.
This system would algorithmically promote non-partisan news, by checking stories against a heat-map of political opinion or sharing nodes, and then promoting those stories that are shared more widely than by just one part of the political spectrum.
Symptoms in the interior stem initiate as a slight browning at the nodes and then may progress to complete browning and deterioration of the pith, while the roots remain symptomless (Figure 2).
But if melanoma cells have broken away and traveled through the lymph vessels to nearby lymph nodes and then spread (metastasized) to other organs, the disease can be deadly.
Specifically, for each node in the search network, we build a small DHT consisting of nearby nodes and then provide an intelligent search mechanism that can traverse all the small DHTs.
