A centrality is defined, as a measure that computes the relative importance of network elements (genes) within a network.
A centrality measure 304 on the papers was defined (called the citation path index; similar to other variants of centrality measure 305).
A centrality measure - "Strength of a node" - was introduced, which is defined as the sum of the weights of other nodes it is interacting with.
A centrality analysis was performed with BioloMICS (from BioAware, Hannut, Belgium) to find the most central sequence to a given group, which is the sequence having the highest average similarity to other members of the group (49).
In each network, we select central individuals, i.e., central groups of size n, by ranking the participants by a centrality measure and considering the n ones with the lowest rank.
But if it succeeds, Google could achieve a centrality in human experience unrivaled by any tech product so far.
So in L'Enfant's design, this home for a democratic Congress had a centrality traditionally reserved for the ruler's palace.
Gardens have long been revered in the Persian social psyche, evinced by their role in Zoroastrian ritual, and continue to retain a centrality in modern Persian culture.
After Goon Squad, she is thinking around the possibility of historical fiction, a more straightforward form of storytelling, because "I'm tired of the fragmented approach, and crave a centrality".
Ms. Stewart continued: "This photo cements stereotypes, perpetuates an imbalance in the power dynamic, is reminiscent of centuries of colonialism (and indentured servitude) and serves as a good example of both creating a centrality of whiteness and using 'exotic' people as fashion props".
The idea is to obtain a centrality distribution that maximizes the entropy.
