subnetwork

Examples

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• Provide more information about the location (regions and subnetworks), scale, and direction of the spatial variation that is most consistently observed across participants.

  Academic text (2018)

• Functional brain networks in both children and young adults showed small-world properties (children > 1, young adults > 1), suggesting the presence of subnetworks of densely connected nodes, mostly connected by a short path.

  Blog text (4)

• We set up a subnetwork on your phone.

  The Good Humor Man (2005)

• I mean, you can work on subnetworks and it has been shown to work if you have a subnetwork that has been sufficiently well described.

• I) Provide more information about the location (regions and subnetworks), scale, and direction of the spatial variation that is most consistently observed across participants.

  Academic text (2018)

• Barrier-free subway stations in New York City, together with their associated linkages, create three distinct subnetworks in a subterranean layer of that city.

  Academic text (1994)

• The different parts (octets) are mainly for human readability, so the different parts (network/subnetwork and host parts) are not easily distinguished from just an IP address; a subnet mask would give you more info about the address and its network in question, but nothing location-wise.

  Blog text (21)

• Each office building connected to the main network has its own subnetwork for local devices.

• To enhance security, we created a subnetwork that is isolated from the main corporate network.

Synonyms

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subnet

vssubnetwork

• Specialized

5 4.6

A smaller network inside a larger computer network that organizes and protects devices

is broader, applying to computer or communication networks without focusing on management

How Large

Internet

• Texting

597 1.6

subnetwork

• Specialized

4.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology