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Showing 1 to 20 of 43 for “"Interconnected network"”.
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Double linked backbone ring interconnected network
The token ring has several advantages over other networks, especially under a heavy load. However, Bux and Grillo showed that all desirable characteristics of IEEE 802.2 and 802.5 protocols for a single token ring are severely degraded in an interconnected token ring network. In order to address …
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A case study: Brown-green infrastructure in a semi-arid
“Green infrastructure is defined as an interconnected network of “green” space that conserves natural ecosystem values and functions and provides related benefits to both human and non-human (Fauna & Flora) population. Green Infrastructure is therefore a new ecological (framework) model needed for …
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Deformation Mechanisms and Strain Localization in the Mafic Continental Lower Crust
… + plagioclase. These reaction products form an interconnected network of fine-grained (< 20 µm average grain size) polyphase material that deforms by diffusion creep, causing strain partitioning and localization in amphibole-rich layers. Those layers without amphibole fail to produce an …
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明清以來的寶卷與女性文化—— 文本、歷史與儀式實踐的探索 = BAOJUAN (PRECIOUS SCROLLS) LITERATURE AND FEMALE CULTURE DURING THE MING-QING PERIODS: AN EXPLORATION OF TEXTS, HISTORY AND RITUAL PRACTICES
… presented in this dissertation addressing the interconnected network of Baojuan texts and practices in terms of gendered symbol, gendered idea, gendered subjectivity and gendered space reflects critically on gender in its interpretative and imaginative dimensions within a broader evolution of …
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Novel Synthesis of Bulk Nanocarbon (BNC)
… carbonized above 1300oC, whereas they formed interconnected network at lower carbonization temperatures. BNC has a young's modulus of 120 GPa, about ten times that of extruded graphite.
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Effect of rigid crystals on the experimental sintering of rhyolitic ash under shallow conduit conditions
… a friable, agglutinated framework with an interconnected network of pores of ≥20 vol.%. All mixtures took longer to sinter and remained at a higher final porosity than crystal-free experiments performed by Gardner et al. (2018) under the same conditions. Samples sintered more slowly and …
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An Empirical Analysis and Evaluation of Internet Robustness
The study of network robustness is a critical tool in the understanding of complex interconnected systems such as the Internet, which due to digitalization, gives rise to an increasing prevalence of cyberattacks. Robustness is when a network maintains its basic functionality even under failure of …
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Templated aqueous synthesis of inorganics within carboxyl-containing block copolymer domains
… metals were selectively deposited inside the interconnected network of the water-permeable block domains containing pre-loaded palladium, which served as the spatially localized deposition catalyst. The technique proved to be a facile means to rapidly deposit large amounts of metals within the …
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Surface Areas of Some Interconnection Networks
An interesting property of an interconnected network (G) is the number of nodes at distance i from an arbitrary processor (u), namely the node centered surface area. This is an important property of a network due to its applications in various fields of study. In this research, we investigate on …
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Development of a physiologically accurate 3D blood-brain barrier hydrogel model
The blood-brain barrier (BBB) is a tightly interconnected network of cells that creates a semi-permeable barrier between the central nervous system and the rest of the human body, taking in nutrients and blocking/excreting waste/potentially toxic chemicals from the brain, maintaining the brain's …
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Analysis of signal transduction networking using activation ratios
… developed methods for analyzing signaling networks have been largely ignored, most likely due to their mathematical complexity and difficulty in application. A novel analysis framework was developed to assist in the examination of signaling networks, both to facilitate the reconstruction of …
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Continuum models for fungal growth
… a vegetative state in which a mycelium, i.e. an interconnected network of tubes (hyphae) is formed. The mycelium can operate over a very large range of scales (each hypha is only a few microns in diameter, yet mycelia can be kilometres across). Fungi are of fundamental importance to many natural …
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Experimental and seismological constraints on the rheology, evolution, and alteration of the lithosphere at oceanic spreading centers
… circulation, grain boundary cracks form the interconnected network required for pervasive alteration of the oceanic lithosphere. This thesis provides fundamental constraints on the rheology, evolution, and alteration of the lithosphere at oceanic spreading centers.
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Challenging frontal lobe capacity using lateralized vestibular stress: A functional cerebral systems approach to a clinical risk for falls
… sensation and autonomic functions in a dense, interconnected network with right hemisphere specialization. As a preponderance of evidence demonstrates that a design fluency task is often associated with right frontal functioning, it was hypothesized that proficiency on a design fluency task …
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Influence of desiccation fissuring on the stability of flood embankments
… condition occurs when desiccation creates an interconnected network of sub-vertical and sub-horizontal fissures that increases the mass permeability of the fill material similar to that of coarse sand or gravel and hence allows rapid seepage of flood water through the surface layer of the …
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Evaluation of Fracture Flow at the Coles Hill Uranium Deposit in Pittsylvania County, VA using Electrical Resistivity, Bore Hole Logging, Pumping Tests, and Age Dating Methods
… Groundwater at the site flows through a complex interconnected network of fractures controlled by the geology and structural history of the site. In this study groundwater is characterized in a small study area just south of the main deposit. Methods used in this investigation include electrical …
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The making of impact: Causal validity and epistemic justice in international development impact evaluation
… the research employs Eyal's (2013) "expertise as network" as well as research on evaluation's concepts of validity as a conceptual framework, exploring how causation and justice are part of an interconnected network of agents, concepts, devices, and institutional arrangements affect impact …
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Tissue-Specific Matrix Control of Cell Cohesion and Migration Signaling Complexes
<p>The extracellular matrix (ECM) is a complex, interconnected network of three major constituents: collagens, glycoproteins, and proteoglycans, along with their enzyme modifiers. Within this network and beyond the structural role, each ECM molecule contributes a context-specific signal that …
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A fault-tolerant building block for transputer networks for real-time processing
… having the same fault is very small. In a large interconnected network, the cost of fault-tolerance can be very expensive in terms of time and communication due to the cost of either synchronization or rollback recovery. The use of redundant live execution images to repair the faulty module …
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What Relationships Exist Between Words In The Lexical-Semantic Systems Of Toddlers?
… shift children make to an organised and complex interconnected network of semantic relationships which characterises a mature, adult lexical-semantic system. Since little is known about the word-word associations in infants that establish this network of meanings (Arias-Trejo & Plunkett, 2009), …
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