Sentence examples for of its clustering from inspiring English sources

The figure indicates that as the number of SUs increases in the network, KoN-MAC creates a smaller number of clusters compared to other MAC protocols, and this is believed to be because of its clustering scheme, which is based on the connection of nodes to neighbors with lower ID without considering the spectrum availability.

We believe that Beagle's difficulties in imputing African datasets arise from properties of its clustering model.

For a node of degree 2, the value of its clustering coefficient equals to 1.0, which means the node and its neighbors form a triangle, is fairly common in PPI network.

In particular, when NetDis uses the same network null model as the gold-standard, the results of its clustering of synthetic networks of the same sizes and densities are not qualitatively the same as the results of clustering of synthetic networks of different sizes and densities.

When a node misses two consecutive beacons from one of its cluster heads, it presumes that it is disconnected and starts looking for a new suitable cluster head.

Step 2: Once a CH computes all GRs of its cluster's nodes, it sends the result information to the TA.

After obtaining the status from a CM about the current CCC, a CH announces to all of its cluster members that it is tuning to the NCC.

The government has agreed to scrap the two types of cluster weapon in the armoury of British forces, but it will also ask the US to get rid of its cluster bombs based here, and it will no longer ask for a "phasing out" period for its newest cluster munition - the M73, which is attached to Apache attack helicopters.

In our clustering processes, an unclustered node uses the divergence measure to analyze the extent to which it differs from each of its clustered neighbors and eventually decides to join the cluster that exhibits maximum similarity (minimum divergence).

The risk for Italy is that the decline of its clusters will prove as terminal elsewhere as it was in Castellanza.

Yesterday, Clear Channel, the radio broadcaster, denounced the new rules because they limit its ability to expand or to sell some of its clusters of stations without breaking them up.