Sentence examples for reducing clustering from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, changes in several temporal properties can alleviate the impact on species viability, for example, by reducing clustering in habitat turnover events.
In this research article, we have proposed an optimized stable clustering algorithm that will provide more stability to the network by minimizing the cluster head changes and reducing clustering overhead.
In order to overcome such problem, hierarchical structure (clustering) plays an important role in MANET reducing network overhead, increasing reusability of bandwidth, providing stability to the cluster structure, reducing battery power consumption of mobile node, and reducing clustering as well as in intracluster communication [10].
When used, centrifugation is shown to alter the size and shape of agglomerates, increasing the proportion of chain agglomerates and reducing clusters.
Dolapix solution is known to have the ability to disperse such materials evenly, reducing cluster formation and agglomeration [46].
(3) When there are low horizontal stress differences, increasing perforation clusters or reducing cluster spacing has a little impact on increasing the stimulated reservoir volume (SRV).
In this article, we describe quality assurance efforts aimed at reducing cluster-associated measurement error in a recent follow-up of a large cluster-randomized controlled trial.
Our primary objective is to assess the efficacy of a fully supervised twelve week aerobic exercise intervention in reducing clustered metabolic risk in healthy older adults.
The HR subjects from high-density AUD families compared with LR, showed significantly reduced clustering, small-worldness, and local network efficiency.
In this paper, neighboring mobile node has higher priority to group into the same cluster, which reduces number of cluster, improved cluster stability and reduced clustering overhead.
Although such algorithms significantly reduce clustering process complexity, they necessitate sacrificing solution optimality.
