Sentence examples for to the connectivity from inspiring English sources

And the nodes with a high C made many connections (without reference to the connectivity of the target).

Forward and backward connections are defined according to the connectivity rules outlined in Felleman and Van Essen (1991) and specified in DCM to convey bottom-up and top-down effects, respectively.

In particular, the connector fraction measures the contribution of patches to the connectivity between other habitat areas as irreplaceable connecting elements or stepping stones.

But military officials quietly acknowledge a downside to the connectivity.

"Creativity is related to the connectivity of large-scale brain networks," says Szabolcs Keri of the National Institute of Psychiatry and Addictions in Budapest.

So, too, could older generations benefit from greater exposure to the connectivity offered by the internet – our research found that while the young tend to use it for socialising, older people predominantly use it for connecting with their families.

Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, announced this week that his firm had hired several aerospace and communications experts from Nasa to contribute to the "Connectivity Lab" project.

However, there is a silver lining to the connectivity now shared by former classmates: "We are able to find more people," she said.

Bilateral connectivity refers to the connectivity between two countries.

The setting of transmission range is related to the connectivity of SUVnet.

The expression was also further extended to the connectivity of a node with degree n.