Sentence examples for high clique from inspiring English sources

To summarize the analysis of network properties, crosstalk motifs displayed several features: 1) high degree, 2) high closeness, 3) high density, 4) high clique level, and 5) short characteristic path length.

In PINs, proteins with a high degree are usually called "hub proteins", those with high closeness centrality are usually called "central proteins", and those with high density, short characteristic path length, and high clique level are usually called "modular proteins".

As a 10th grader who faced the catty junior-high cliques not too long ago, I find it interesting that alcohol, drugs, sex and many of the other messy realities that accompany the teenage pursuit of popularity were conspicuously missing from Deirdre Dolan's article.

If there are cliques in the club, the higher cliques will see that you are worthy of theirs.

It was her intention to be the first in their high school clique to marry.

She calls herself "the Keith Richards of cancer kids", which makes it sound like the ultimate high school clique, second only to emo kids, goths, or Bieber haters.

He plays Tony, the overconfident instigator in a high school clique that engages in casual sex, drug use and the occasional brawl.

That brilliant portrayal of the complicated, often spiky relationship between the two underclasses of the high school clique system: the hippy-leaning, music-loving, drug-taking Freaks, and the high-test-scoring, sunshine-eschewing Geeks.

The inhabitants of his universe are in essence well-connected cubicle rats, or junior high school clique members with media access and large standing armies, or perhaps Renaissance courtiers with BlackBerrys and power suits.

The evidence, Tarpley says, points towards 9/11 as a false flag attack, carried out by a high level clique, that forced a shocked and awestruck US public into a vast and still ongoing war.

Conjuring up his confidence, Mr. Newman, a handsome, baby-faced 18-year-old who plays Tony, the cocky ringleader of a high school clique, said to an unseen co-star, "Normal girls like it".