Sentence examples for disconnected ties from inspiring English sources

The nature of gaps (social or physical spaces, structural holes, disconnected ties) between teams and groups can be characterised and this information used to help join-up those who are unduly divided.

Given that weak ties are bridges that connect different parts of the network, his theory claims the network tends to be more disconnected when weak ties are removed (i.e., the number of connected components tends to increase).

The weakest households include estranged heads, particularly young widows, who are disconnected from social ties and disaffected with their situation.

Internal migration is described as leading to social disruption [ 31, 32], which renders migrant population more vulnerable, as they become disconnected from the social ties that provided social support.

The batteries should be disconnected and the cables tied off to prevent contact.

This finally led us to the identification of links connecting communities otherwise disconnected, that we called weak ties in the Granovetter's sense [24].

10 16: Sorry, Black, but Fred Thompson's speech, a collection of largely disconnected and occasionally disturbing anecdotes tied together by his genial country arrogance, is nonetheless more pleasant to watch than George and Laura Bush's series of awkward, almost apologetic, silences and smiles.

Disconnect the outer tie-rod (5) from the spindle.

Therefore, there is 451 MW active power deficit in the power grid B after tie-line 19 16 is disconnected and the system frequency declines.

A decentralized PID tuning method is proposed by assuming that the tie-line power flows are disconnected.

When Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated 20 years ago, I felt disconnected from the national mourning, like my personal fate was no longer tied up with the fate of Israel.