If we also count the very disconnected ones, then there are as many regions of Newtonian space as there are subsets of the real numbers.
In practice, this may lead to large networks (if k is too big) or to disconnected ones (if k is too small).
Finally, we use the size of the largest connected component (LCC) to ensure that the alignments correspond to large common connected sub-structure, instead of several small disconnected ones (Kuchaiev et al., 2010).
The fire that destroyed the warehouse pantry run by Hope for the Future Ministries in East Farmingdale, N.Y., on Nov. 15 disconnected one of the most reliable sources of food in the last two decades for poor and homeless people in Manhattan and on Long Island.
"In Harlem, a community where seniors tend to be particularly disconnected, one guy in the campaign whose ad was on bus shelters was repeatedly stopped in the street by people who want to learn about more our services," Mr. Adams says.
A lot of good comics go on those programmes, and 10 years later they aren't fit for purpose because they've got used to saying these disconnected one-liners, and having writers work for them.
The colors, drab and secondhand, are applied with a touch that is multifarious, the figures flat-footed, disconnected one from the next, as if pasted together from difference places.
The topologies of derived networks were compared across the 4 hybrids datasets at decreasing thresholds, 0.39, 0.33 and 0.28 allowing networks to pass from a connected state to a disconnected one preventing gene flow between the two species.
Following overtraining, we tested for habit formation using an instructed outcome devaluation procedure whereby we disconnected one of the subjects' wrists from its stimulator (devalued), while leaving the other connected (valued), and measured the number of unnecessary avoidance responses to the now safe, devalued stimulus.
In 2005, regulators cracked down on illegal broadcasters, disconnecting one of the station's transmitters and landing DJ Slimzee with an Asbo.
Breggin's "brain-disabling principle" is that even when ECT does "work," it works only temporarily -- the same way that a blow by a sledgehammer or an acid trip might temporarily disconnect one from the reality of one's life and the sources of one's emotional pain.
