Fragmentation, say network executives, means that big blocks of demographically desirable viewers, of the kind coveted by advertisers, are becoming rare.
In the years following she predicted that the audience fragmentation in network and cable would result in a steady stream of combinations.
But with consolidation and audience fragmentation, the networks are only just beginning to realize that they will have to become for-profit service brands la Reuters.
Additionally, increasing the PCC threshold resulted in fragmentation of networks into a large number of structured subgraphs, reflected in the number of connected components and clustering coefficients.
Network fragmentation was measured using the walktrap.community algorithm, which detects dense subgraphs within a network (called communities) by using random walks [44].
Although it did not induce mitochondrial network fragmentation when used alone at low concentration, propranolol strongly potentiated the fragmentation of the mitochondrial network induced by 6-h-vincristine incubation.
In simulations for our two largest networks, roost removal was related linearly to network fragmentation; despite this, networks were relatively robust, requiring removal of >20% of roosts to cause network fragmentation.
Ginzboorg et al. [14] formalize message fragmentation in disruptive networks, such as vehicular networks, and investigate the impact of fragmentation on message forwarding over a single link.
However, spectrum continuity and contiguity constraints in Flexi-Grid optical networks may cause the network fragmentation issue and lead to poor spectrum utilization.
We also underpin the dramatic influence of the communication range on the network fragmentation, availability, and stability, in all of the scenarios we consider.
