We want to determine a maximal matching (need not be the maximum matching, but close enough to the maximum matching) of the vertices that are very similar to each other (or very dissimilar from each other).
If each node in a social network can be matched with only one another node at a time, then it is imperative to match the nodes that are either dissimilar to each other or similar to each other (depending on the application of interest); an arbitrary matching of the vertices in a social network may not be of any practical benefit.
The fact that the different chromosomes of each Vibrio genome are still dissimilar from each other in composition may be caused by an instable chromosome II, which is known to be less well-conserved between the different Vibrio species than chromosome I [ 28].
In this paper, we analyzed three dissimilar systems, each consisting of two subsystems A and B, each containing two units with supporting unit attached to the systems.
Although Carrie and Kilroy have dissimilar backgrounds, each is an emotional refugee from trauma -- and from the weight of people who know them discomfortingly well.
The flow of lines in the abdomen, the back, the pelvis, the leg is wholly dissimilar in each case — and marvelously absorbing.
Fans find each other through festivals like Unsound or by following labels like PAN, which has been releasing remarkably, consistently good recordings that are equally consistently dissimilar from each other.
In Additional file 2: Fig. S3, these scaffolds acting as the cluster centers in Tree Maps are obviously more dissimilar between each other.
Modern clinical decision support systems are increasingly dissimilar to each other, despite following the same generic architecture which defines a typical CDSS (Burstein et al. 2011).
"Not all factories are that dissimilar from each other," he said — similar to how "if you learned how to play Go, you can easily teach that neural net how to play chess or other game of that type".
