Sentence examples for paths passed from inspiring English sources

After establishing the graphical representation of a chemical network for given pressure, temperature, and species concentrations, a metric BC is defined to rank the shortest paths passed by other nodes between the pair of source and target node, and as such captures the dominant indirect kinetic pathways between any pair of nodes in the network for computational diagnostics.

The fact that such a central link has been removed means that its role in the network must be assumed by other links: in terms of betweenness, many paths passed through the deleted link and must be re-routed, with these routes possibly being quite distinct from the originals (in terms of the number of links shared by both the original and re-routed paths).

Lighted bike paths pass a couple of hundred meters from the building's front entrance.

All other ray paths passing through a lens and its optical centre (the geometrical centre of a thin lens) are called secondary axes.

Paths pass timber-frame houses, medieval monastery ruins and the haunting towers, arches and gorges of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains that inspired artists of the Romantic Movement.

We climb up steep, narrow paths, passing astounding rock formations draped in mosses; the air is heavy with the scent of pine and wild herbs.

The paths pass through sun and shade, skirting black-earth beds flecked with lemony buds and spring's early risers -- patches of bright day lily and iris leaves, and hellebore blooming in creamy yellow and purple-black.

(2) Betweenness centrality which is the number of shortest paths passing through a given node.

Because the propagation lights of the two light paths pass through the leaking point at different times, the resulting phase signals differ respectively.

If a node fails, it is removed from the power grid, and all paths passing through it will fail to transfer power.

The routing table E ( i ) of node i ∈ N consists of K entries representing different paths passing through node i and relative to active source-destination flows.