Sentence examples for network prestige from inspiring English sources

It's hugely important to network prestige and clout.

Evening newscasts are clearly no longer the pinnacle of network prestige; for important newsmakers they are now a flyover between the hubs of morning talk shows and late-night comedy.

Network prestige was not equally distributed across the Brazilian states.

Another issue is the construct validity of the network prestige measure.

We apply the Katz Bonacich centrality to define network prestige, which agrees with the idea behind the PageRank algorithm.

For each of these users, we measured their network prestige based on their follow-relationships, i.e. who follows whom on GitHub.

The audiences were big enough to justify spending money on the production of comedy and dramatic shows that not only attracted audiences, but in some cases gave the networks prestige and star attractions that bolstered their other offerings.

But the way the network makes prestige shows has calcified into a formula.

In social network analysis, prestige can be measured based on directional relations among actors.

(Not for nothing are most of these shows on FX, a network that attracts prestige series and talent but often positions itself explicitly in opposition to the deluge of sameness that is Netflix).

There's no idea that traditional network's have more prestige, so therefore their shows have much more prestige.