Sentence examples for modularity and structure from inspiring English sources

We have presented an algorithm that, using only a few parameters, can generate networks of seemingly arbitrary degree distribution, modularity, and structure.

Using this model, we were able to study how fundamental properties such as edge addition or removal, as well as node addition, removal, duplication, or fusion, affect a network's degree distribution, modularity, and structure.

Modularity and community structure in networks.

Newman, M. E. Modularity and community structure in networks.

However, all Als proteins have similar modularity and domain structure (Figure 1A) [7], [7].

Clearly, a more comprehensive decomposition of the modularity and community structures within a protein interaction network will provide a more extensive result set, given the large amounts of methodology and data from related systems biology studies [27].

Hagedorn (2008, p. 372) instead suggests "modularity and decomposability of structures" and "functional interdependence of processes" as units of characterization.

Based on the distinguishing properties of protein-protein interaction networks such as power-law degree distribution and modularity structure, several stochastic models for the evolution of these networks have been purposed, motivated by the idea that a validated model should reproduce similar topological properties of the empirical network.

As the mechanism of angiospermy has largely evolved independently from syncarpy (carpel fusion) (Williams et al. 2010), studies on core eudicots with unicarpellate or apocarpous gynoecia may provide fresh insights into the evolution and modularity in the structure and function of the progamic phase.

Hierarchy theory, as well as empirical evidence, suggests that complexity often takes the form of modularity in structure and functionality.

Thematic introduction to traditional Chinese architecture, urban design, and garden building, with attention to principles and symbolism of siting and design; building techniques; modularity of structures and interchangeability of palace, temple, tomb, and domestic design; regional variation.