Sentence examples for uniformly connected from inspiring English sources

This procedure renders the output of detection algorithm more realistic (i.e., detected moving areas are made uniformly connected).

Thus, compared with the informal sector, fishing was less uniformly connected to the other sectors at this aggregated community level.

No other hierarchical decomposition of the components gave a satisfactory result, suggesting that each of the disconnected components is relatively uniformly connected and may be treated as a structural network unit (Fig. 3a).

Sure, Apple figures into the NFC payments equation as they could stand to uniformly connect the dots for however many new NFC enabled iPhones (and attached iTunes accounts) they might potentially pump out in 2012.

It is shown that the constrained optimal consensus can be achieved under a uniformly jointly connected communication network with bounded time-varying edge weights.

It would be ideal to be able to construct a uniformly k-vertex connected (or k-connected) network, which would be k-1 fault tolerant, meaning that it is able to survive the failure of any k-1 nodes.

Uniformly connection (UC): each neuron connects with its neighbors with a probability from the uniform distribution.

The album was produced by Paris Strother and recorded in their Valley Village home studio, and its 12 songs are uniformly gorgeous, connecting candlelit Sade gems, down-tempo house music and the mercurial soul of avowed fan Erykah Badu.

First, it is assumed that all FOVs are half-planes and an impulsive switching strategy is developed such that the underlying sensing graph of the network remains uniformly quasi-strongly connected (UQSC) throughout the system evolution.

When faced with the impact of guns on communities of color, all too often, there is a false assertion by some that homicides with African American victims are uniformly "gang-related" or connected to other criminal activity.

The ground layer is thick and is usually divided into two parts: next to the white layer is a thin layer of loess with fine clay particles tightly connected and distribute uniformly; below the fine layer is a coarse mud layer with larger clay particles mixed with different sizes of sand and small stones.