Sentence examples for patterns of interconnection from inspiring English sources
This concept of characterising different network structures using motifs or patterns of interconnection is one that has been developed previously by scientists to study natural systems such as networks of genes, neurons and organisms in food webs.
Various scholars have argued that this system reflects a dynamic conception of dharmas: that Abhidharma understands dharmas as properties, activities, or patterns of interconnection that construct one's world, not as static substances (e.g., Cox 2004A, 549ff; Gethin 1992A, 149 150; Karunadasa 2010, Ch. 4; Nyanaponika 1998, Ch. 2 & 4; Ronkin 2005, Ch. 4; Waldron 2002, 2 16).
Variability or patterns of change over time (in addition to connectivity or patterns of interconnection over space) represent technology with which to evaluate the emergent properties of a complex system, which may be physiological or pathological [ 3].
To address these challenges, here we describe a Bayesian non-parametric model that can discover circuit structure automatically from connectomics data: the cell types, their spatial patterns of interconnection, and the locations of somata and synapses.
As the spatial and temporal organization of a complex system define its very nature, changes in the patterns of interconnection (connectivity) and patterns of variation over time (variability) contain valuable information about the state of the overall system, representing an important means with which to prognosticate and treat our patients [ 3].
We previously observed that changes in variability (patterns of change over time) and connectivity (patterns of interconnection over space) of the elements of a complex system may be utilized as a measure of changes in the systemic properties of that complex system, which define whether a patient is healthy or ill [ 175].
The emphasis on brokers' power-oriented behavior does not explicitly address flows since the focus is rather on the patterns of interconnections than on the content of ties.
These are patterns of interconnections occurring in complex networks at numbers that are significantly higher than those expected from a randomized graph having the same number of nodes and links (Milo et al. 2002, 2004; Valverde and Solé 2005a, b).
Recently, network motifs have been identified as patterns of interconnections since they appear in a significantly higher number than in randomized networks, in a given ensemble of anatomical or functional connectivity graphs.
Network motifs are localized patterns of interconnections that occur at significantly higher numbers than in randomized networks and thus may represent components of functional modules [ 3].
Cellular processes are very complex, but it seems that such processes can often be broken down into a small number of reoccuring patterns of interconnections known as network motifs [ 1, 2].
