Sentence examples for global information flow from inspiring English sources

The comment, in a published interview with a government spokesman, was part of a broadside in China's state-run news media on Monday that cast the United States as a cyberhegemonist, trying to dominate the global information flow by meddling in Chinese Internet policies.

This correlation relates the global information flow of the system KG= KFrr to the relative Reynolds particle number.

The availability of only output measurements restricts the local controls design, while the communication graph topology restricts global information flow among the agents.

We have also developed a protocol that, increasing the level of cooperation among nodes, makes global information flow faster in the network, even if at a cost in terms of energy.

By measuring number of retweets and mentions received by each user as proxy for authority and salience, the authors show that local and global brokers are consistently the most retweeted users (therefore, essential conduits for global information flow), while the most salient users are brokers only at local level.

The local measure, such as FA, reflects the white matter integrity or the consistency of fiber orientation at microstructural level, while the nodal properties of brain connectome, such as nodal efficiency, are an integrated metric of global information flow capacity and related to all of the nodal connections, which consist of a specific tract or several tracts together.

Glaeser points out that far from withering in the age of instant global information flows, cities have only become more important.

The traditional division of intelligence powers by physical geography – particularized warrants on this side of the border, an interception free-for-all on the other – no longer tracks the reality of global information flows.

These findings indicated that the modular connectors were crucial for the global coordination of information flow in the brain functional networks, which was in accordance with a previous study in the mammalian brain networks showing the existence of connector hubs and their importance for maintaining network integrity [65].

This indicates that there is a small population (top 1 5%) of evolutionarily conserved genes with exceptionally high levels of betweenness in the network, which may be global regulators of information flow, an idea supported by our analysis of the distribution of betweenness values (Figure S1).

Finally, we identify several pivotal network connectors and paths (predominantly associated with the association and limbic/paralimbic cortex regions) that are vital for the global coordination of information flow over the whole network, and we find that their lesions (deletions) critically affect the stability and robustness of the brain functional system.