WHEN she died last year at 103, Aimee de Heeren — of New York Palm Beachh, Fla.; Paris; and Biarritz, France — became one more lost link to an earlier age of social grace and high society.
Across the country, as locally owned businesses have been priced out of the economy, we lose links to the unique history and cultural memory that permeate not only the local market but also the philanthropic institutions many small-business owners support.
"Current corporate reporting methods for social media — like pasting screenshots into PowerPoint — are cumbersome and lose links to the original data," he said.
This is a result consistent with graph theory expectations that link the probability of gaining or losing links to the probability of retaining complete networks, known as the Erdös Rényi Model (Bollobás and Erdős 1976) for the case of a completely random network (of which this is a generalization).
On several occasions, however, lost links have led to crashes.
However, given the results of the calculation of the rates of false negatives in the E. coli genome in the starting dataset (see Additional file 3) we are confident that many interactions classified as lost links indeed correspond to changes of transcriptional regulation between orthologous genes.
In truth, if you weren't a romantic keenly attuned to the lost links with past champions and past matches, it was possible to sit inside Court 3 on Monday and notice that it is actually quite a cozy and comfortable place.
Art Modell is hypocritical when he expresses concern over whether the N.F.L. can maintain the tradition and business model that he experienced as a team owner ("Losing Links to the Past," Oct. 30).
In an attempt to assess the relative contribution of these two processes to changes in gene regulation, we computed the fraction of TUs in each organism whose structure is identical (see Methods) to their orthologous TUs in E. coli and bear genes with regulatory links either unknown (lost link) or that have switched to a different regulator (other regulon).
Son et al. [11] proposed two mobility prediction schemes; neighbor position prediction and destination position prediction, to overcome lost link and loop problems in position-based routing protocols.
