These can then be checked for cohesiveness and due to the arguments above, any cohesive 3-clique community will at the same time be maximally cohesive.
They were also tougher (taking a 51-35 redgending edge) and more cohesive (20 assists, to the Lakers' 12).
(Smith) 'Head Over Hand: Pushing the Limits of Paint' This well-selected and cohesive 15-artist show presents finely wrought abstract paintings that mix, in most cases, a hedonistic materialism and a spacey, illusory dimension.
Transfer dough to a very lightly floured work surface and knead until somewhat cohesive, 3 to 4 minutes, using as little flour as possible and using a scraper to lift and turn dough.
A cohesive 1 45 μm catalyst has been fluidized in a column 145 mm in ID.
Even though there is no limitation of k in k-plex search, usually k is set to small values to keep subgraph cohesive, 2 and 3 are frequently used in practice [3, 6].
A video scene is defined as a set of frames which is continuous and temporally and spatially cohesive [29], while a video shot may also be defined by camera operations, such as zoom and pan.
Locations of wolf pack members are generally spatially cohesive [31] therefore a sample of one wolf from each pack each year yielded the minimum needs of our study.
This refers to the observed affect the index has on stock correlations, where we have found that larger changes of the index result in higher stock correlations, and as such more cohesive [20].
While Light Bond™ system showed adhesive (84%), mixed (10%), and cohesive (6%) failure patterns, Transbond XT™ exhibited adhesive (86%), mixed (0%), and cohesive (4%) fracture types.
