The flow centrality captures the fraction of times that a player intervenes in those paths that result in a shot.
Since AFL teams are relatively cheap to run and players could be signed for a fraction of what NFL players earn, buying an AFL team provides a cheap way to groom players that might one day become NFL stars.
It's a simple fact of life in the WNBA, where the salaries are a fraction of what players can make overseas.
It also poses a problem in that a dream of playing in the NBA is realized by just a fraction of the players at the college level.
Imagine the effect on learning if a mere fraction of the game player's thrill could be imparted to students learning mathematics, or history, or a foreign language.
This study leads to two important conclusions: (i) the fraction of players using a given channel depends mainly on the bandwidth of each channel and not on the exact channel realization nor the number of players and channels; (ii) in the asymptotic regime (K → ∞) both games exhibit the same performance.
By applying the procedure explained in Appendix A, we obtain the fraction of G players in group k in the eyes of the observer in group ℓ, i.e., Φ k, ℓ ∗ (G ).
A small fraction of the players who used steroids across the last two decades — high-profile stars, for the most part, who've been the subject of drip-drip leaks and investigations — have had their shame publicly exposed.
At the same time, we included a fraction of players (up to 15%) who played with a different update rule.
A LUCRATIVE SHUFFLE OF ALUMINUM | A maneuver by Goldman Sachs and other financial players adds a fraction of a penny more to the price of a can of soda, beer or juice, ultimately costing consumers billions of dollars when multiplied by the 90 billion aluminum cans consumed in the United States each year, David Kocieniewski writes in The New York Times.
A player's passing accuracy, which represents the fraction of passes initiated by a player that reach a teammate, and his shooting accuracy, which accounts for the fraction of shots that do not miss the goal, describe the capability of a player to move the ball towards the opponent's goal (Figs. 1A and 1B).
