Because systems (A) and (B) exhibit analogous structure and high-level connectivity (see above and Fig. 1A and B), the same network architecture can be used to model both.
Sometime around the year 2000, the world achieved a very high level of connectivity, virtually flattening the global economic playing field.
In 1966, around 45% of the land had a high or very high level of connectivity, and almost 38% in 1981.
A high level of connectivity between the hillslope and channel network increases the flashiness of the hydrologic regime, and this directly impacts the short-term variability in downstream outflow.
The reason is that the biological brain is configured differently and particularly features an extremely high level of connectivity between neurons, full integration of logic and memory functionality in the same components, and packaging in a compact 3D network.
The relatively high proportion of fish migrating out of Port Gravina may reflect a high level of connectivity within Prince William Sound and possibly the Gulf of Alaska subpopulations.
The large proportion of tagged fish migrating out of Port Gravina, their tagging site, reflects a high level of connectivity among Prince William Sound subpopulations.
Thus, the results show that dendritic trees in culture overlap to form a geometrical architecture that yields a high level of connectivity and 'shortcuts' among their DCs.
Co-expression modules found in microarray experiments display a high level of connectivity, similar to the one shown by conventional modules based on functional definitions (GO, KEGG and Biocarta).
While the contribution of synapses made by Lugaro cells remains to be determined, it is likely that the main source of GABAergic synapses onto MLIs are other MLIs, as also supported by electron microscopic analyses [3] and by the high level of connectivity found in electrophysiological studies [19].
The structure of the two networks also are very closely related, both showing a high level of connectivity.
