Sentence examples for transmissions generated from inspiring English sources

In linear network, for each node that the redundancy level is m, the number of data transmissions generated by per packet is widehat{N}=left 2-{p}_cright)times frac{2+m}{2} (9).

We use the EIPM and R0 to estimate the net reproductive number (Rn), defined as (1-EIPM) × R0, which represents the average number of secondary transmissions generated by a single infection given the population immunity at the time Rn has a threshold of 1 regardless of the assumed R0 for a population and serotype.

When "Videodrome" (secret signals in TV transmissions generate brain tumors and turn James Woods's abdomen into a VCR) finally hit the theatres, I wrote a book report about the novelization for my eighth-grade English class.

Nowadays the primary issue in the design of wireless ad-hoc networks is the management of the interference that transmissions generate at nearby receivers.

In this paper, we propose an efficient time-slotted multi-hop transmission protocol that broadcasts the emergency warning messages in a highway scenario with fewer number of transmissions generating minimum interference for the safety messages.

Interestingly, prion replication was detected up to 30 passages after infection, indicating that MV-dependent prion transmission generated a persistent infection in the recipient neuroblastoma cells.

With the aim of testing the effect of temporal and individual variation on HIV transmission generated by co-infection, we developed a dynamic sexual network model [ 15].

For this simulation, we used the baseline probability of HIV transmission for low income countries T = 0.003 [ 20], but we also included the amplification cofactor for HIV transmission generated by co-infection with HSV-2, gonorrhea, syphilis and malaria.

It was shown that only right cortical or subcortical lesions led to the lateralized behavioral response and this effect was related to biochemical changes (particularly in dopaminergic (DA) and noradrenergic (NA) transmission) generated by the lesion.

The objective of this study was to identify structural and neurochemical changes in the adult that might explain the previously described changes in protein expression and synaptic transmission generated by these alterations in kynurenine metabolism (Forrest et al., 2013a, b).

Our analysis suggest that the synergy among sexually transmitted infections and parasitic infections allowed the HIV epidemic to reach the general population, which may not have been possible without the cofactor effect on HIV transmission generated by co-infection [ 43].