Sentence examples for vertex of which from inspiring English sources
In heteropolymolybdates or heteropolytungstates, each molybdenum or tungsten atom is located at the centre of an octahedron, each vertex of which is occupied by an oxygen atom.
Another representation of the free monoid on n generators is as an infinite tree, every vertex of which has n descendants, one for each letter of the alphabet, with each edge labeled by the corresponding letter.
For every nonroot vertex v these identifications reduce the degree of v from 5 to 4. The root remains at degree 4. So now we have an infinite graph every vertex of which has degree 4. Unlike the tree for the free monoid on 2 generators, where the root is topologically different from the other vertices, the tree for the free group on 2 generators is entirely homogenous.
The vertex cover is a vertex set of which contains at least one endpoint of each edge.
Finally, this neural network can be extended to the case of multiple populations with different sizes and vertex degrees (of which a very special example is the complete k-partite graph, whose topology is generally irregular).
If (t=n-5), then G is the graph obtained by attaching (n-6) pendent vertices to a pendent vertex of (S_{6} 3,3,3)), which is denoted by (H_{n}).
We show that if m e ≤ 2, then in the conflict graph G c(T, P) we can find a vertex to which one of the above rules applies.
Overall, 95.6% of women using a birthing pool had a spontaneous vertex delivery, 63.9% of which occurred in water.
It exhibits four 3-vertex patterns, two of which are motifs according to the Z-score criteria.
We also examined how often the estimates at each vertex agreed in terms of which AP event following that vertex was most likely.
Centrality indices of a network include the Degree of each vertex (the number of physical connections a vertex has) and the Betweenness of a vertex which measure the number of shortest paths that the vertex lies on (high Betweenness signifies this vertex as one that resides on several short paths).
