Sentence examples for expected degrees from inspiring English sources
The expression on the right side of Eq. 1 compares the internal connections in the communities (represented by the (A_{ij}cdot delta i,j)) product) with the expected number of connections under a random graph with the same expected degrees in the nodes and the same communities.
Various design specifications were accounted for in designing the beams corresponding to different expected degrees of aggressiveness of the environment and the possibility of concrete cracking.
As expected, degrees of similarity locally varied along the protein sequence.
The expected degrees of freedom, we report in Table 3 for these data allow concluding that our observations are independent of normalization and even sophisticated analysis methods do not compensate for the need of robust noise models.
Pre-surgical inflammation, resulting in increased CRP concentrations before surgery (Table 2), could be another important explanation of varying changes in CRP concentrations, not reflecting expected degrees of surgical trauma (Figs. 3, 4).
The measures discussed in this review are based on probabilistic aspects of networks such as the expected number of links, the expected community structure, or the expected degree sequences that have been used to define probabilities.
Limeybean eventually returned from the dead and confessed, not with the expected degree of contrition: "All apologies.
Expected degree of truthlikeness will typically approach actual degree of truthlikeness in the long run.
Like truthlikness, expected degree of truthlikeness behaves quite differently from probability.
Clearly the expected degree of truthlikeness of a proposition is epistemically accessible, and it can serve as our best empirical estimate of the objective degree of truthlikeness.
This damage factor is taken as a qualitative degree of damage based on an assumption that the total displacement of a building due to resonance is proportional to the expected degree of damage.
