Casting aside the assumptions of the failed neo-liberal model, Robert Pollin explains the centrality of full employment to a decent society and provides nothing short of a blueprint to achieve it.
The concept of respect for autonomy explains the centrality of informed consent in the ethical practice of research (Ruth, 1986).
The centrality metrics can explain the importance of a node in the network, the shortest path metric indicates how far a node is from the central node, while the structural equivalence quantifies the similarity of a target node to the most central node.
Out-degree centrality measures explain the propagation of messages in a telephone communication network [41, 42].
Research related to AD, PD, and other neurodegenerative diseases is highly multidisciplinary in nature, and scientists engaging in this type of research will likely employ techniques and methodologies spanning multiple different sub-disciplines of neuroscience and other biomedical sciences, which might explain the high values of betweenness centrality.
Network centrality properties were used to explain the differences in O. viverrini transmission and control between villages with a low and high prevalence of infection.
Of note, only two studies combined centrality and embedding statistics to explain the security and efficiency trade-off (studies: Calderoni et al. 2014; Morselli et al. 2007).
An understanding of indignation helps to explain the operation of the many phenomena of interest to law and politics: the outrage heuristic, the centrality of harm, the role of reference states, moral framing, and the act-omission distinction.
Comparing the two interpretations, whereas the first, "cosmological" reading has to explain the sense in which the Dao can be said to be "nothing," the second emphasizes the centrality of wu, "nonbeing," for which "Dao" is but one designation.
Two main concepts can be used to explain the ways the traditional Mzab dwellings are organized and the settlements are planned; these are centrality and barriers.
