Sentence examples for an average degree from inspiring English sources

An index called an average degree of approximation is defined to show the efficiency of the proposed method.

Spufford knows that humanity, even with "an average degree of duplicity and self-interest," will trump any idea, no matter how beautiful.

Single-carrier dominance of an airport also increases prices, as one might expect.After analysing all these factors, Mr Silver was able to develop a statistical regression analysis that figures out what fair prices from given airports "should" be "assuming the airport had an average degree of competition between and among the legacy carriers, Southwest, and the other low-cost airlines".

Similarly, we can represent an average degree of a node as (2).

While as a whole the LCC has an average degree of 2.5, the value at the core is 3.7.

Blends behave as a single sPP component having an average degree of stereoregularity intermediate between those of the two components.

Negative numbers reflect areas unaffected by the process, positive numbers indicate areas most affected and near-zero numbers affect to an average degree (Lawrence and Upchurch 1983).

In the case of the random and small world networks, parameter values were selected to produce an average degree similar to those found in the scale free networks.

As shown in Figure 6, the largest component includes 825 nodes (49%) and has an average degree value of 3.46 for Austin's startup companies.

The average degree value of Austin growth companies is 2.89, and the financial organizations in the growth level show an average degree value of 1.76.

The small world networks were generated using the model of [12], with an average degree of 4 and a β value of 0.25.