" "Now each person is a node attached to another person, and information moves instantly.
One of the WikiLeaks activists owned a server that was being used as a node for the Tor network.
For us, each profile page is a node in network that will grow as we publish our lists throughout the year: most powerful, celebrities, world billionaires.
In this scenario, the agent becomes a central node in a marketplace of suppliers and authors, making connections and helping authors get reliable help turning their story into an actual book.
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To find the body's secret weapon, scientists remove cells from a lymph node - a part of the circulation system used by immune cells, but which also often forms a "staging post" for cancer as it spreads around the body.
During a sentinel node biopsy, a dye is injected in the area where your melanoma was removed.
However there was still no diagnosis - and Blaze was moved to Manchester Children's Hospital where another raft of tests, including a lymph node biopsy and a bone marrow test, were carried out.
How did it pirouette from just barely producing 28nm chips in volume to nailing a 14nm node in less than a year?
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Being part of a buyer node team tends to compels a person to grow.
And videogame systems with a mesh node could connect all the kids in a neighborhood, allowing them to easily play games in an online virtual community.
The Bitcoin Foundation mission leads to the early specific goals of financially sponsoring the efforts of the core development team, funding core infrastructure such as a test network and a DNS seed node, publishing a set of best practices for bitcoin integration, coordinating responses to business and media inquiries, and organizing an annual bitcoin conference with the first one being held in Silicon Valley.
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She was told one of her implants had leaked into a lymph node.
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Other tests -- such as a Pap smear for cervical cancer or a lymph node biopsy for lymphoma -- are also safe.
She told BBC Radio 2's French and Saunders programme she needed no more treatment since having a lymph node removed before Christmas.
In other words, is a single node in an editorial environment enough?
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To determine whether your melanoma has spread to nearby lymph nodes, your surgeon may use a procedure known as a sentinel node biopsy.
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: A laser attack on a lymph node provides the drama behind the top-rated video in Nikon's 2012 Small World in Motion competition, which celebrates time-lapse movies made on a microscopic scale.
Very soon after dendritic cells encounter germs via their TLR the process of acquiring pieces of the germ is actually increased before it is switched off by the time the dendritic cell reaches a lymph node, he said.
An enlarged lymph node in the area of an infection (such as a swollen neck node during an ear infection) may double in size, going from about a quarter- or half-inch to nearly an inch wide.
As you might expect, however, that's not quite as simple as a firmware upgrade, and currently requires a 34-node network to keep watch on a standard living room, which is apparently enough to pin down moving objects within a meter or so.
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And so it allows us to provide customers with the ability to go to a browser and request a 10-gigabyte, single-node database, or a two 20-gigabyte database, two-node.
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This is a clear indicator that the design is a significant improvement versus a process or node change.
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This technology will enable a terabit (Tb) of data storage in a small package using just 8 semiconductor die (this is 128 GB since there are 8 bits per byte). 128 GB capacity may be a common capacity node for the next generation of flash memory based products.
On one of these walks, the Swede will move cabling on the exterior of the station in readiness for the arrival next year of a connecting unit, called Node 3 or "Tranquility", and a huge window referred to as the Cupola.
The most appealing vehicles will be those that serve as yet another node in a driver's existing network of devices.
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Initial wafer runs on 32-nanometer process node suggest a quick ramp to high yields in 2010 and minimal additional development outlays.
Researchers at the University of Southampton have followed their instincts and built Iridis-Pi, a tiny 64-node cluster based on the Raspberry Pi's usual Debian Wheezy distribution and linked through Ethernet.
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In three short years, Intel has pushed its factories to produce ever-smaller features on SoCs, jumping from 32nm to 22nm to 14nm at a cadence of one node per year, twice the usual pace.
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Each node contained a small processor, a sensor and a low-powered radio with just enough power to talk to adjacent nodes and the network was just smart enough to reconfigure itself to reroute data whenever one node got damaged.
With four pods arranged in a circle, the Harmony node becomes one of the station's safe havens.
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