"The thing that brought me into theatre was both a love of the art form and a belief in its ability to connect with people and make communities cohesive.
The sets of such nodes are usually called clusters, communities, cohesive groups, or modules [35].
The sets of such nodes are usually called clusters, communities, cohesive groups, or modules [ 22– 26], which have no widely accepted unique definition.
Adrià Julià's longer video "La Villa Basque, Vernon, California" zeroes in on a Basque community, still cohesive after several generations, near downtown Los Angeles.
When the community is cohesive, the number of other members one can directly or indirectly reach is important for adaptation, but it does not matter whether or how many are from the host or home countries.
Hilmes likens Cosima's role to that of the abbess of a religious community: "a cohesive, quasi-religious congregation of Bayreuthians sharing a common philosophical outlook".
Theorem 7 A k-clique community is cohesive if and only if it fulfills one of the following properties: 1.
A k-clique community is cohesive if and only if either it contains only one clique and this contains less than 2 k nodes, or 2. if the union of any two cliques K x and K y in the community has less than 2 k nodes.
Mixed communities are cohesive and more equal communities: punishing working people for the temerity of living in social housing sows division and is plain unfair.
The Fearless model uses workshops, speakers, storytelling, and writing to develop community-specific, cohesive action items for campuses and communities.
