Compared to the GA method (summarized in Figure 1, panel B) we don't use node degree to define the vertical axis, but instead a local measure of brokerage base on paths of length two, similar to the notion of structural constraint [8]: C i = ∑ j ( a i j + ∑ k a i k a k j ) 2. (4).
As connectivity scales with network topology, we did not assign a static degree to define the hubs.
In addition to senior health authority managers, participants remarked that team members also looked to NPs to explain their role, and although new in the role, NPs assumed leadership in varying degrees to define it.
In the earlier decisions, the court's stance toward Congress was one of deference, starting from the presumption that Congress was acting within the scope of its authority not only to enforce but, at least to some degree, also to define the constitutional right at issue.
Previous network landscape construction methods used clustering coefficients [33], edge number per visualized network unit area [40], loop-coefficients [41], or degrees [42] to define the landscape-height.
"For many students, a US higher education degree still seems to define the quintessential 'American experience'". says Don Olcott, chief executive officer of Obhe.
The clusters of brightly painted vans serving distinctive fare, like Mexi-Filipino fusion and French bistro food, in parking lots, parks and other open spaces draw huge crowds of happy eaters and — to a striking degree — have come to define the local upscale food truck experience.
The measures of betweenness and node degree allow us to define the bottleneck nodes.
Rice, J.C. et al. Histone methyltransferases direct different degrees of methylation to define distinct chromatin domains.
The analysis has been performed under five degrees of freedom to define the geometry, the orientation and the location of the triangle in the synodic rotating frame.
Before explaining degree centralisation and betweenness centralisation, it is required to define degree centrality and betweenness centrality.
