That is, every intimate interaction does not correspond to a social interaction (e.g. it is possible to be physically proximate without engaging in a conversation), and the intimate network is a strict subset of the ambient network, so this network includes all social interactions.
We say that a phylogenetic tree T is a strict subtree of a network N if T is a subgraph of N and for each node v of T, except its root, it holds that the in- and outdegree of v in T are equal to the in- and (respectively) outdegree of v in N. Informally, our method for constructing simple level- k networks operates as follows.
Producers of digital content, for instance, often argue in favour of strict network-neutrality rules, which make distributing their wares easier.
SES uses a strict schedule of tasks for all network devices which are synchronized to a unique node, the mesh coordinator, mainly on static networks.
Similarly, but on a more tactical level of play, the Overijssel case combines hierarchical logic of consent, albeit through private-public administration through experts with a strict task, with network logic of consent.
These results reveal the dynamic involvement of temporal and parietal networks at multiple stages during the intention decoding and without a strict segregation of intention decoding between these networks.
An alternative to a strict gene regulatory network mechanism of lineage priming or pre-patterning, would be a mechanism involving epigenetic regulation.
In France, a network of strict forest reserves was created in the 1950s to serve as a reference for nature conservation and forest dynamics.
Elementary modules have been manually identified during the curated reconstruction of the genetic and metabolic network of B. subtilis by a strict application of the local regulation definition.
Much like the London Underground, Berlin's S-Bahn is a busy metropolitan train network that survives on a strict unwritten code of conduct: commuters should avoid any form of communication with each other at all costs.
