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Currently, many deep learning network-related architectures such as deep neural networks (DNNs), convolutional neural network (CNN), wavelet scattering network (ScatNet) and principal component analysis network (PCANet) have been proposed.

The excellent microwave absorption with wide bandwidth is attributed to interfacial electric polarization, electromagnetic impedance matching, and multiple scattering network structure of Cu0.25Ni0.25Zn0.5Fe2O4/MWCNTs nanocomposites.

Dadaists fought strongly across the globe against such repressive social institutions, though were written-off by some as merely absurdist and inconsequential based on their plentiful antics and scattered network.

If the scatter network was as strong as it should be, we'd be able to capitalize on that more.

This may result in a geographically scattered network; it is therefore difficult to discern the clusters (Minasny et al. 2007).

The classical problem of partitioning a given set of points, has applications in several areas such as facility location, scattered network, and in hierarchical design of VLSI circuits.

For P U E network we use a default value of 2.2 (a value based on a recent survey [2], where we assume that more effort is put in data center equipment than in scattered network equipment), while for X network we use an estimate based on the shortest geographical paths between the countries and the information on the typical energy sources used in the countries crossed.

Sociologists at the Pew Institute in America, for example, have recently drawn attention to a phenomenon called "networked individualism", a new kind of community in which people find their social ties less within local groups than in geographically scattered networks.

One of the standards developed by the OGC is the sensor observation service (SOS) that deals with the specifications of data observation from different sensors in different, possibly geographically scattered, sensor networks [14].

The scattering of the network shows a Q−3 power law indicating a mass fractal structure of the network.

Finally the particular spatial distribution of the Rosaceae tree species species covering very small total areas but spread across the entire country as isolated trees or small populations may account for their scattering throughout the network, with three of these species even falling into the compartment containing all the gymnosperm species.