Sentence examples for rate of network from inspiring English sources

At high irradiation intensity (Io = 20 mW/cm2), the rate of network formation prohibited significant phase separation, even when thermodynamically preferred.

It is shown that self-assembled, non-reversible spinodal morphologies (SD) as well as low-polydispersity nucleation and growth morphologies can be controlled through the rate of network formation in these systems.

There were significant differences in the rate of network formation in the two neat systems, as the rate of anhydride curing of the epoxy was extremely slow at the temperatures required for reasonably measurable dicyclopentadiene (DCPD) ring-opening metathesis polymerization.

The molecular weight of PMMA and the rate of network formation (through incident UV-irradiation) were varied to influence both the promotion of phase separation through increases in overall free energy, as well as the extent to which phase development occurs during polymerization through diffusion prior to network gelation.

Therefore, the decrement rate of network coverage can be controlled and considerably reduced.

The rate of network infection is reduced in both cases showing that both scores provide useful targets for limiting spread.

The learning rate of networks is significantly affected by the data presented to artificial neural networks.

In such a case, Eq. (4) would provide a lower bound for the mutual information rate of networks with nodes that have non equal dynamics.

This observation is unlikely to explain our results as the mean firing rate of E cells in networks that generated grid firing fields (grid score >0.5, networks with gE or gI set to 0 excluded) was in fact lower than the firing rate of networks without grid fields (1.2; 1.0; 1.0 Hz grid fields vs 3.0; 2.7; 1.2 Hz no grid fields, in networks with σ = 0; 150; 300 pA respectively).

This comparison can be performed by a pattern matching engine which has several key requirements including scalability to line rates of network traffic and easy updating of new attack patterns.

In addition, if the performance (blacklisting rates) of network providers were a matter of public record, this might induce improved performance as they compete for informed customers.