Sentence examples for tracing the propagation from inspiring English sources

The algorithm is a recursive implementation of a set of conditions that (i) detects cases of knock-on delays, revealing dependencies between two trains on single-track railway, and (ii) finds the networks of dynamic delay propagations by tracing the propagation of knock-on delays from one interaction between trains to the next.

An overview of hydrogeomorphic systems is presented first, followed by a systematic description of hydrogeomorphic impacts of each of the major land-use types, beginning in upland areas and subsequently tracing the propagation of these impacts downstream to and through channel networks.

The following topics were covered in depth: functional screens and sequencing, hormones, lineage tracing, the propagation of human breast tumours as xenografts and tumour-stroma interactions.

Dr Goldenberg and Dr Levy speculated that when parents chose a name for a child, they were influenced by their interactions with other new parents, so the spread of the names the babies were given was a proxy for the pattern of those interactions.The researchers took data from 1970 to 2005 and traced the propagation of names in and between states over that period.

In order to conduct an accurate progressive collapse modeling, one needs to identify damaged members and to trace the propagation of damage.

These identified associations can be applied to the evaluation of correlation analysis such as tracing the information propagation between social network sites and the society; and indentifying whether the correlations of behavioral patterns between social network sites and the society have been dominated by those incidents or not.

The method is applied to a study of point-to-point ionospheric ray tracing, where the propagation medium is obtained with the International Reference Ionosphere model taking into account traveling ionospheric disturbances.

Third, in another novel approach (Part IV B), we traced the temporal propagation of the dioxin-induced transcriptional signal through 5 days post-dioxin exposure via a network analysis where network nodes were generalized to Gene Ontology categories rather than genes.

By contrast, local ancestry-based admixture dating methods (e.g., Pool and Nielsen (2009) and Gravel (2012)) are sensitive to imperfect ancestry inference, and it is difficult to trace the error propagation to understand the ultimate effect on inferred admixture parameters.

The underlying causes of weather phenomena (sporadic E layers, intermediate layers, and equatorial electrojet) can be traced to the propagation of tides and gravity waves from the lower atmosphere.

The wave propagation is simulated by tracing the sequences of the transmission and scattering of impulses.