"But as the number of social networks and connection-services grows, the likelihood of achieving the necessary critical mass for each one diminishes".
In her 1987 memoir, "Fierce Attachments," she recalls life in the Bronx tenement apartment building where she grew up, the connection her mother felt each time she opened the window onto the alley, where women were calling to each other, "the sound of their voices mixed with the smell of clothes drying in the sun".
Apart from serving as a quantifier of the variability, in a deterministically growing population the connection between the entropy/mutual information computed here and the notion of belief/probability is not clear (after all, we are talking about a completely deterministic process).
In a way it's like the stronger our connection grew, the more it confined me.
Instead, there is a "graduated" limitation to "take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host member state".
However, the document clarifies: "The limitation should be graduated, from an initial complete exclusion but gradually increasing access to such benefits to take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host Member State".
The restrictions on in-work benefits will not be an outright ban as originally sought by Cameron but rather a "graduated" limitation to "take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host member state".
But as online applications grow, the phenomenon of pervasive connections is both widening and deepening, said Mizuko Ito, a cultural anthropologist at Stanford University.
It is graduated from "an initial complete exclusion but gradually increasing access to such benefits to take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market".
The study of Pan and Shadel published in the premier issue of Aging further extends our understanding of the growing connection between the TOR pathway and mitochondrial function [ 1].
