Ms. Kelley worked hard to develop that closeness, and functioned as a kind of social liaison between the military commanders and the community.
However, it also emphasizes behaviors and characteristics of the parent, rather than the youth, that are central to effectively and flexibly renegotiating aspects of the relationship in a way that maintains two of its critical functions: closeness and socialization (Dix and Branca 2003; Maccoby 2007).
The brothers' closeness is largely a function of frequent moves the family made for Dan Adams's work: by the time Tarn was 18, the family had been uprooted from Washington to California to New Hampshire and back to Washington.
We show how network metrics can be combined to form complex compound metrics like the Closeness and the Proximity function.
Fig. 9 Closeness Measure as a function of Q for mono brown, mono white, and stereo white noise signals for different tap selection schemes.
The multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) methods VIKOR and TOPSIS are all based on an aggregating function representing "closeness to the ideal", which originated in the compromise programming method.
We, therefore, express treatment success as a function of closeness, betweenness, and local clustering coefficient.
To be useful for network alignment, a subjective concept like functional similarity must be expressed in a quantitative form that reflects the closeness in the biological functions of the proteins being compared.
Higher metal loading improves catalytic stability, due to a better balance and closeness of the catalytic functions.
The higher Pt loading, up to 2 wt%, improved catalytic stability, due to a better balance and closeness of the catalytic functions.
