(b) Erdös-Rényi networks with different probabilities of connectedness p. (c) Preferential attachment networks with varying initial complete networks of size m0 and m connections for each additional group member.
Land-use experts are convinced that three different forms of connectedness exist: kinship with all life; partnership with working landscapes & the sense of community usual in villages & urban neighborhoods & they can be brought back to even the most densely settled districts, old & new.
On a related note, some research has found that different dimensions of school connectedness, such as connectedness with teachers vs. general connectedness with school, have different associations with the initiation of youth risk behavior such as substance use [ 13].
Therefore, raising a child, in whatever context of care arrangement, must be about parents' grasp of the connectedness of different elements of a young life – the most critical being the first three years – and the ways in which early experiences can significantly affect later life.
We are motivated by a different level of social connectedness that makes us feel less alone in our strive to make meaning of our lives.
Our network analysis revealed strong asymmetry in the connectedness of different research topics in the biofuels literature.
Furthermore, connectedness between different kinds of intervention and supportive services and providers is experienced by parents not simply as a function of convenience or efficiency, but as an integral part of how the service system can help children and families cope.
With your verticalized approach towards the home, automobile and a sense of connectedness across your different brands, does this provide Belkin International with new opportunities?
It is also acknowledged that certain speaker variation occurs in the choice of anaphoric reference form, as the result of different perceptions of the semantic connectedness of clauses and sentences within a narrative.
One of the most important scholars to introduce the study of the natural history and kinship-wise connectedness of the different human languages was Auguste Schleicher (1853; 1863; 1863), a German linguist and close friend of Ernst Haeckel (Richards 2002).
