Sentence examples for degree of interconnectedness from inspiring English sources
"Freedom of media facilitates a greater degree of interconnectedness and awareness in the community, and is the cornerstone of any democratic society.
New courses, the scholars write, should stress "risk management, the design of incentive systems, regulatory oversight, the degree of interconnectedness of the global economy and the limitations of mathematical models".
In recent reports on the bank, the agency has raised flags about the "vulnerabilities" of capital markets businesses, including "the confidence-sensitivity of customers and funding counterparties, risk management/governance challenges, and a high degree of interconnectedness and opacity".
Additionally, networks have grown to a scale and complexity, and have reached a degree of interconnectedness, that their protection can often only be guaranteed and financed as shared efforts.
In Section 610 of the Senate Bill, the Senate Banking Committee provides a surprisingly powerful preventative tool that will shrink large banks by curtailing their funding, reduce the degree of interconnectedness in the system and also shrink the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market.
We also observed additional crosslinks that suggest a high degree of interconnectedness among SWR1's functional modules.
The clustering coefficient measures the degree of local interconnectedness of a vertex by analyzing the properties of its "neighbor" vertices (vertices joined to it by 1 edge).
To capture the level of interconnectedness that is not accounted for by node degree, Φ(k) of the empirical network is typically compared with the distribution obtained from a set of random graphs.
In the human (and, especially the social) world the high degree of complexity and interconnectedness makes this extremely hard to do.
(In which case of course, if a computer system of this degree of complexity and interconnectedness could be constructed, it too would be conscious, though what form such consciousness might take is hard to imagine).
In deciding which large companies will fall under its supervision, Mr. Bernanke said, the Fed will look at size, complexity, interconnectedness and degree of involvement in areas like payments and settlements systems.
