Sentence examples for phenomenon of network from inspiring English sources
The incumbent telecoms firms have repeatedly failed to understand the phenomenon of network effect, choosing instead to spend years and billions of dollars on research and development.
In the case of the maritime network we seem to observe a strange phenomenon of network optimization, which begins long before the widespread of containerization, and exhibits itself in the decreasing clustering coefficient and increasing navigability.
More recently, a potential neural correlate of this phenomenon of network underconnectivity and decreased context utilization in autism has been revealed, with the demonstration of decreased functional connectivity, defined as the 'temporal correlation between spatially remote neurophysiological events' (Friston 1994).
The author analyzes the phenomenon of network-centric warfare, a military strategy that relies on highly organized structures for the sharing of information, using historical examples to explain how the technique developed during the 1900s (Naval Institute Press, $32.95).
Our aim is to design a controller such that, although the unavoidable phenomenon of network-induced delays is fully considered, the resulting closed-loop system is stochastically stable with a prescribed H∞ performance level.
The introduction of diverse workloads that migrate in the Cloud along with increasing volume of incoming tasks results in phenomena of network congestion, underutilization and resource fragmentation.
"The significantly lower costs associated with building the technology infrastructure as well as the phenomenon of social network marketing allowed me to jump in," he says.
This photoelectric phenomenon of AgNWs network can be explained by the difference of their microstructure.
The same phenomenon of the signaling network contraction in general and specifically a reduction of the TGFβ-Smad4, JAK-STAT and MAPK pathways was observed previously in the in vitro model, based on the initiating event in cervical cancer [ 22].
Network connectivity is a primary attribute and a characteristic phenomenon of any networked system.
The phenomenon of massive terrorist networks concerns every country in Europe to a greater or lesser extent.
