Sentence examples for paths to which from inspiring English sources

Step three is to set some specific goals to prepare you for the career paths to which you aspire.

Morais-Cabral et al. subsequently further simplified the model, and the transition paths to which they assigned the rate constants are shown (Fig. 3A).

After collapsing scc's to single nodes we measured for each TF the maximum path length (for paths to which it belongs), and we call it MPL.

SIMPLE, TFs whose longest paths to which they belong is at most 1 or 2. INT, TFs whose longest paths to which they belong is at most 3. EXCP, TFs that are not in any of IN-LSCC, LSCC, OUT-LSCC, or SIMPLE.

The betweenness centrality of a node i (B i ) measures how frequently node i is incident to all shortest paths in a network [ 44]: B i = ∑ j, k = 1, j < k N g j k (i ) / g j k, where i ≠ j and k; N is the number of nodes in the network; g jk is the number of shortest paths between nodes j and k, and g jk (i) is the number of these shortest paths to which node i is incident.

The normalized betweenness centrality index for a node i (nBC i) is: (2) n B C i 2 × ∑ j < k g j k (i ) ∕ g j k (N - 1 ) (N - 2 ), where i ≠ j and k; g jk is the number of equally shortest paths between nodes j and k, and g jk (i) is the number of these shortest paths to which node i is incident (g jk may equal one).

Indeed, such is the path to which the party has returned under Mr Miliband.

Magnetic circuit, closed path to which a magnetic field, represented as lines of magnetic flux, is confined.

After university, Clark attended law school, and started out working as a defence lawyer, a path to which she was seriously ill suited.

"It is one more step in our country's positive, evolutionary path," he said, "a path to which we have insistently conformed, despite regional turbulence and a massive refugee burden".

Shut up and put up is the only path to which you are entitled once you are in a position in which people may listen, no matter how hard you've worked to gain that voice.