Sentence examples for escape difficulty from inspiring English sources
The escape difficulty measure will provide us with information about the direct neighborhood of the node.
The second algorithmic measure which we use is the escape difficulty.
They also proposed two new measures of network navigability based on a random walk procedure: random walk discovery and escape difficulty.
We also propose two new measures of network navigability based on a random walk procedure: random walk discovery and escape difficulty.
However, it goes through rather large variations, especially the peak between 1925 and 1930, when the value of the average escape difficulty was over 11, so we cannot claim that the trend is very clear.
Another measure of navigability which we propose in this paper is the escape difficulty, where we check how many steps need to be performed by a random walker to leave the 3-neighborhood of n i.
*On violence in the Ivory Coast: "Violence never comes from God, never helps bring anything good, but is a destructive means and not the path to escape difficulties".
For American expatriates, Cuba is a "loser's paradise"; many of the adult characters are escaping difficulties and failures at home.
It was just to escape this difficulty of a necessary but undetected ether drift that George Francis FitzGerald of England and the Dutch theorist Hendrik Antoon Lorentz independently, at the close of the century, postulated the contraction of moving bodies in the direction of their motion through the ether.
Stalnaker attempts to escape this difficulty by characterizing mathematical belief as belief about sentences: The belief that the sentence "1 + 1 = 2" expresses a truth and the belief that the sentence "the cosine of 0 is 1" expresses a truth have different content and may differ in truth value between possible worlds (due simply to possible variations in the meanings of terms, if nothing else).
