Sentence examples for mean link contact from inspiring English sources

Every person also belonged to 1 multiage extended family (or neighborhood) group (mean membership 12.5, mean link contact frequency 1/day).

To represent additional within-age class interactions, such as extracurricular activities, playgrounds, bowling leagues, or friends, persons are randomly linked to an average of 3 other persons of the same age class (mean link contact frequency 1/day).

Finally, to emulate a somewhat patterned set of random contacts from commercial transactions and other ventures into public spaces, we impose a random overall network across all age classes with a mean of 25 links/person to yield 1 contact/person/day (mean link contact frequency 0.04/day).

Mean link contact frequencies for children in a class are 6/day.

All persons within each household were linked to each other with mean link contact frequencies of 6/day.

Teenager classes, adult work, and gatherings of older adults have mean link contact frequencies of 1/day.

In such a scenario, the shortest path is redefined to be the shortest path in time with non-decreasing edge weights because a decreasing edge weight from one link to another would mean a missed contact opportunity.

That means wide personal contact.

That means aggregating contacts from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Gmail, Foursquare and the iPhone itself, then presenting them in thumbnail-image form.

I mean, about how their clients contact them, and how...".

"But that doesn't mean there shouldn't be contact.