Sentence examples for packages network from inspiring English sources

We use the statnet suite of packages (Handcock et al., 2008; Hunter et al., 2008) in R, primarily its constituent packages network and sna (Butts, 2008).

The broadband service relies upon Aorta, Chello's 4-megabits-per-second 4-megabits-per-second 4-megabits-per-second 4-megabits-per-second

The work is part of a £100m investment package, Network Rail area director Liam Sumpter said: "There will be some short-term disruption while the work is carried out and passengers are being advised to always check before they travel to and from Redditch over the summer for the latest information".

The evolutionary relationships between sequences were also reconstructed using the package Network [ 52].

Networks were created from adjacency matrices and their densities were calculated using network function found in R package Network [ 44].

The in and out degrees were calculated and respective graphs were produced using the degree and network.layout.degree functions in R package Network [ 44].

Step 4: Configuring the created VMs with required software packages and network address to enable interaction using the VIF.

The Dutch post-consumer plastic packaging recycling network has been described in detail (both on the level of packaging types and of materials) from the household potential to the polymeric composition of the recycled milled goods.

Mr. Ailes brilliantly packaged his network as "Fair and balanced," an antidote for what he described as a liberally biased mediasphere.

NBC acquired the broadcast and digital rights to the Premier League in October 2012, and hit the ground running last season with a comprehensive package of network, cable, and online offerings that offered subscribers to the network's NBC sports channel every single game, live.

Though June 11 was the day of the first federal execution in 38 years -- an event that was packaged by network news organizations into reality programming with a capital R -- the target for all this invective was instead "Fear Factor," a typically idiotic new prime-time series in which a contestant shared a pit with 400 rats in pursuit of a $50,000 prize.