In both cases we adapted the definitions proposed in [ 8] (a complete description is available in Sup. Mat. A4 [see Additional file 1]).
As anticipated at the end of Section 1, we remark that the presented analytical framework can be employed to study other types of broadcast protocols, not necessarily probabilistic, by simply re-adapting the definition of p rtx ( n ) ( i ) and Di|i.
Pursuing this perspective, we argue that more than the volume of produced content being "king" - numbers reflecting the amounts of published content have dominated the selling value of knowledge platforms for a long time - consumers needing this knowledge and their interaction behaviors are truly key to understand in order to adapt the definition and deployment of KM projects.
There, we will also adapt the definition of C. We can collect the coefficients a k, ℓ (i, j ) in the permutation matrix (17) A (i, j ) = (a k, ℓ (i, j ) ) k ∈ B (i, j ) ℓ ∈ B (j, i ).
Hence, we adapt the definition (15) of C as follows: If Γ (i, j ) is an interface with hanging knots, we define (i, j ) ∈ C, if # B (i, j ) ⩾ # B (j, i ), (j, i ) ∈ C, otherwise.
I believe that one of the nice things about the spoken word is that we enjoy the freedom to stretch and adapt the definitions of these words — slang included — to take on new meanings that fit our needs.
Throughout the article, we adapt the definitions and notations from [8].
To capture children who had potentially life-threatening diarrheal dehydration, we adapted the WHO definition of dehydration to our case definition of MSD [ 18, 19], choosing the most objective signs (sunken eyes more than usual and slow or very slow recoil after an abdominal wall "skin pinch").
On other hand, the Core Committee adapted the NAMLE National Association for Media Literary Educatorss) definition "media literacy is seen to consist of a series of communication competencies, including the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and communicate information in a variety of forms, including print and non-print messages" (Baran 2012).
Vasan [ 2] adapted the National Institutes of Health definitions to categorize biomarkers into type 0, 1, and 2; the definition of each type is given below.
