Sentence examples for centrality grows from inspiring English sources

"In calling upon Egypt to rein in the Gaza leaders, Hamas's centrality grows rather than diminishes," Mr. Danin said.

But his centrality grew even greater during the making of "Helplessness Blues".

Note that the correlation between the number of papers published (p) and the network metrics degree (k) and the betweenness centrality (B) grows over time.

In fact, this is a measure of node decentrality or inverse centrality since it grows as points are far apart.

The most striking change has been the growing centrality of the black experience to the maturing national culture of the United States; the most striking irony has been the degree to which blacks, despite that centrality, have remained economically marginal.

In general, a growing centrality of information and informational processes can be observed in today's environmental policy and decision making (Mol 2008).

By 1984, Mondale's disdain for the small screen had become a huge disability, and with each election the centrality of television has grown.

It is a country that insists on its own centrality and its own growing contribution to the cultural matrix that defines modern Asia.

College students have been at the leading edge of the growing awareness of the centrality of intellectual property in a digital age.

There has been a growing need to design centrality measures for weighted networks, because weighted networks where edges are attached weights would contain rich information.

There has been a growing need to design centrality measures for directed fuzzy social networks (DFSNs), because DFSNs where edges are attached with directed fuzzy relation would contain rich information.