Sentence examples for viable networks from inspiring English sources

At present, we still know too little about how individual neurons work to know how to put them together into viable networks.

All four networks have won spectrum in the low frequency 800MHz band, including 3, the UK's newest and least profitable carrier, which is paying the reserve price of £225m after winning special protection from Ofcom, which was keen to ensure four viable networks emerged from the auction.

Ofcom says it wants to ensure the UK has healthy competition between four viable networks to keep prices low, but its rules mean Three is more likely to emerge with 2600MHz spectrum at the reserve price rather than lower-frequency airwaves.

He said that from his standpoint, it would be best if next season proved to be a tight three-way race, with "three strong, viable networks" and no single one running away with the ratings.

We performed 100 random deletions in each of the 1000 previously generated viable networks.

Deletion maintains 66.6% of the viable networks with 15 interacting genes.

But Bienenstock believes the rules as drafted by Ofcom make it likely that Three will fail to emerge with a viable network.

Hunter Keay, an aviation analyst at Wolfe Trahan & Company, said that one of American's biggest problems was the lack of a viable network to attract business travelers.

In this paper, we propose a Clos network-on-chip (CNOC) in conjunction with 3D integration as a viable network topology for many core CMPs.

The results also show that the optimization of a given network design sometimes leads to structural simplifications and reductions in the total number of heat exchangers of the network, thereby exposing alternative viable network topologies initially not anticipated.

As ARPANET gradually evolved into NSFNET and eventually the commercial Internet, increasing traffic, demands for interconnection, and growing private interests required the movement from a distributed network topology to a more economically viable network configuration, hub-and-spoke.