Sentence examples for negative ties from inspiring English sources

We also introduce some new techniques specifically designed for negative ties.

Finally we show how one of these techniques for centrality can be extended to networks with both positive and negative ties to give a new centrality measure (PN centrality) that is applicable to directed valued data with both positive and negative ties.

In this paper, we consider in a systematic way which standard techniques are applicable to negative ties and what changes in interpretation have to be made because of the nature of the ties.

The question arises whether all extant techniques are applicable to negative tie data.

The results indicate that, relative to the benchmark firms, telecommunications firms strengthened the (negative) tie between managerial compensation and peer performance after the Act.

In the intervention group, the yearly admissions decreased insignificantly from 75to5858 (Wilcoxon signed-rank test, 18 positive differences, 25 negative, 24 ties, z = 1.14, P = 0.25).

Over time, the yearly admissions in the control group increased from 77 to 125 (Wilcoxon signed-rank test, 36 positive differences, 13 negative, 21 ties, z = 3.16, P = 0.002).

A negative association was found between broken tails and tie-rail height and a positive association between broken tails and udder and hind limb cleanliness.

There are a lot of negative images tied to that one flag".

Two or more observers should examine larger samples to reduce the false negative error tied with such samples.

Pushing back, Davis has sought to disqualify Abbott with a harsh and relentlessly negative campaign, tying him to the cronyism that has taken root in Austin after years of one-party rule.