Sentence examples for representation of link from inspiring English sources

Relay nodes selection is based on quantitative representation of link qualities for single-hop neighboring nodes by using a proposed link quality estimation algorithm.

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Therefore, Rank (l) can be regarded as quantitative representation of link congestion probability, and link with larger Rank value is more likely to become capacity bottleneck; thus, it should be given higher priority to be assigned with a proper channel.

With their help one can achieve an overall schematic representation of linked production processes, in which the input data can be derived from the case in point.

This design also allows to dynamically generate predictive models, immediately making them available online, and maintaining in the underlying representation of linked resources all the information required to reproduce the model building process, which was one of the initial design goals of the OpenTox framework.

Our phenotype to ~omics association algorithm consists of three steps: (i) data preprocessing; (ii) feature selection using classification and (iii) visual representation of links to phenotypes.

OPMW also allows the representation of links between a workflow template, a workflow instance created from it, and a workflow execution that resulted from an instance.

It has been shown that networks of class (b) shows significant under-representation of links between R1-R1, R5-R6 and R6-R6, whereas networks of class (a) exhibit over-representation of all three [39].

The graphical representation of the link structure of the site is helpful because it transfers some of the cognitive burden to an external representation, instead of forcing the site designer to reconstruct that structure mentally.

In conclusion, we hypothesize that a more realistic representation of the link between protein abundance and flux control can be achieved by a superimposition of curves, as shown in Figure 7A.

This dialogue is based on the method of motivational interviewing accompanied by a pedagogical tool a risk profile drawn for each participant in the form of a star which provides a visual representation of the link between the participant's risk factors and lifestyle habits and facilitates accurate risk perception and motivation for lifestyle modification.