Sentence examples for through segment from inspiring English sources

The reliability control in TCP is realized through segment retransmission, i.e., a TCP source retransmits each transmitted packet that has not been acknowledged successfully.

One set of decisions involves finding a feasible k-tree path network through segment linkages (routing flow) at a minimum variable cost, while another attends to the schedule of an even wood flow to the landing location(s) (transporting flow), within the scope of operational planning horizon.

Motor axons were imaged passing through segment A2 ('anterior') and segment A6 ('posterior').

Replacement of critical amino acid residues through segment exchange can influence the biological activity of PLA2 enzymes.

Each hemilineage is depicted as a projected confocal Z-stack of the VNS (T1, T2, T3 and the fused abdominal neuromeres) (A, E, G, K, M, P ) and a transverse projection through segment T2 (B, F, H, L, N, Q ; bracketed region in dorsal view).

However, administration of the non-specific NSAID glafenine induced the formation of an opaque, impacted intestinal lumen extending from the distal part of segment 1 through segment 3, with the production of a visible 'tube' of material extending from the cloaca (Fig. 1A, white arrowheads).

"This is going to be a fun project," Mr. Vila said to his son, Christopher, while taping a walk-through segment on Tuesday, as rain fell through the ceiling behind him.

You have to use the strategy, but I don't think you can build a game plan around it and say, 'Let's foul our way to a win.' " REBOUNDS With the exception of the walk-through segment of practice Friday, the Knicks had their top seven available players watching from the sideline.

The longer songs shuttle through segments, cued at will by Mr. Adé, of vamping, solos, verses and chants.

(a) Edge image of an object; (b) edge image of the same object at different time; (c) result obtained through pixel-based matching; (d) result obtained through segment-based matching.

It compares the logical video organization through sequences with the video organization through segments of equal size.