Sentence examples for treating networks from inspiring English sources

We have been treating networks as though they operated in isolation, subject only to the gene products produced by the network itself.

It assumes perfect link quality, treating network congestion as the only reason for packet losses.

SDN can create far greater manageability by enabling network managers and developers to access network resources at a programmatic level, treating network resources in much the way they treat other computing resources such as central processing units (CPUs) and memory.

In the past, scientists treated networks as though they were strung together at random, giving rise to a homogeneous web in which nodes tended to have roughly the same number of links.

Our current measures use cumulative data and treat networks as static - using a snapshot metrics approach.

"You can't just treat individuals; you have to treat networks or communities," he said.

We treated networks with CNQX (2 cultures), AP5 (2 cultures), or bicuculline (1 culture), and then used on-off control to restore pre-drug firing rates during 24-hr (CNQX or AP5) or 3-hr (bicuculline) periods.

Most important, network properties will be definable at higher and higher levels of abstraction, freeing network administrators to create more robust networks and enabling software developers to treat network resources the way they treat other computing resources.

The measurements were compared to values calculated with a model using the effective medium approximation to treat network effects and Clausing's correction to account for conductances in pores of finite aspect ratio.

The FCC proposes to treat network infrastructure as information services because the infrastructure gives access to the services running over their networks.

"It is expected to have stopped snowing by the morning so disruption to traffic on the treated network should be low".