Sentence examples for propagate this information from inspiring English sources

Feedback connections propagate this information to the high-resolution neurons of lower-level visual areas, making it available at all network levels and at all spatial resolutions.

Nodes that receive a MODE 2 or MODE 3 routing update with a TTL equal to 0, will not further propagate this information.

To achieve a reasonable level of accuracy, the system must capture and propagate this information very frequently, probably at least once per minute.

In this case, all nodes that support MODE 3 (independent of the mode they currently use) are allowed to further propagate this information, which makes this mode different from MODE 2. For the proactive modes (i.e., MODEs 2 and 3), the scope of propagation (i.e., locality) can be varied based on time-to-live values.

In this case, all nodes that support MODE 3 (independent of the mode they currently use) are allowed to further propagate this information, which makes this mode different from MODE 2. MODE 1: nodes in MODE 1 do not proactively announce their location through the propagation of distance vectors.

One important example of this is the development of the head-driven phrase structure grammar (HPSG) formalism -- this is a way of analyzing natural language utterances that truly marries deep linguistic information with computer science mechanisms, such as unification and recursive data-types, for representing and propagating this information throughout the utterance's structure.

Each node estimates own packet drop probability and propagates this information by piggybacking to neighbors.

The hierarchically parent node always keeps track of live and volunteering to donate resources and keeps propagating this information up in the hierarchy.

Moreover, the presented routing approach maintains a mapping of each node's cluster association, propagating this information in existing routing messages only when changes occur.

When a node stays in the same proactive mode (e.g., MODE 2 or MODE 3), but increases or decreases its time-to-live value in order to change the scope where its updates are propagated, this information needs to be forwarded to all relevant nodes.

DNA sequences extracted from text do not themselves contain information about the species or gene from which they were obtained, but instead must be mapped to other annotated sequences in order to propagate this meta-information to the articles in which they were found.