Each morning, senior officials assemble for a telephone conference call, known as the "chiefs' call" in which information about the case is disseminated from the investigation's command center in Montgomery County, north of Washington.
Let there be data packets needed to be disseminated from the cluster head to receiver nodes.
Generally, to more precisely find how much of the bandwidth can be saved in case of the network coding, let us say we have A packets to be disseminated from source1 and B packets to be disseminated from source2.
Hypoxia-induced factors accumulated in hypoxic cells release many tumor angiogeneic growth factors (TAFs) that are disseminated from the hypoxic regions of tumor to nearby blood vessels.
As soon as two groups come into close contact their cultural traits will be disseminated from one to the other" (Boas 1940 251).
The company's service allows businesses to have a single repository for all of their marketing messaging to enable for information to be disseminated from a central location to different national and international websites.
The advent of RSS is revolutionising the way information is disseminated from push (email newsletters) to pull (RS Ssubscribers), although email still remains the primary means of [permission based] communication.
However, even though oncolytic Ads, including TRAD, are intratumorally administered, they are disseminated from the tumor to systemic circulation, causing concern about oncolytic Ad-mediated hepatotoxicity (due mainly to leaky expression of Ad genes in liver).
Approximately one-half of the DTCs which morphologically resembled cancer cells were found to be disseminated from the primary tumor; however, some of the remaining cells displayed normal copy-number profiles, while other cells had CNVs that were genetically different from the primary tumor.
Because the Champa Kingdom adopted the Indian language and religion, at least in the higher courts, it seems logical that the Champa rice must have been disseminated from the hilly areas in the Indian sub-continent to Central Vietnam and eventually to China first Fujian and later to the Yangtze region during the Song Dynasty in the eleventh century.
