A study using mobile telephone location data has shown that human movement is dominated by a recurrent pattern with a 24-hour period [18], indicating that our assumption that individuals occupy two primary locations (a household and a hub) is a reasonable abstraction of human mobility in the developed world.
Entropy is computed as –Σ(Pb log2(Pb), where Pb indicates bin probabilities of all nonzero bins greater than or equal to the number of recurrent points defining a recurrent pattern (cf. Webber & Zbilut, 1994).
It's a recurrent pattern that we hear," said MSF's Contenta.
Coffman defines talent as a recurrent pattern of thought, feeling, or behavior and accounts for the different results produced by those with the same skills and training.
A recurrent pattern we observed while analyzing patterns of diversity and signatures of selection was that the genome-wide distributions were similar between subgenomes, but the correlations between the pairs of homeologs were low.
Over time we have seen a recurrent pattern of 2.0 style monitoring boards composed of talented people that fail to effectively monitor.
And the strategies employed in this editorial exemplify a recurrent pattern occurring across all the texts within the data set.
The Pentagon responded by saying the accusations "represents just one more episode of a recurrent pattern of defamation, distortion, distraction that seeks to discredit the U.S. and our successful coalition fight against ISIS in Syria".
Determinism is defined as the ratio of the number of recurrent points forming a recurrent pattern over the total number of recurrent points in phase space.
A final parameter is the minimal line length for identifying deterministic segments; here, each sequence of minimally 2 recurrent points was considered a recurrent pattern.
Polygamy linked to reproductive longevity, involving colonies with a single reproductive individual, is a recurrent pattern in the animal kingdom.
