Sentence examples for persistent ties from inspiring English sources

Table 1 summarizes the features considered to assess the dynamical strength of persistent ties.

The hypothesis we want to test is whether more regular communication patterns could reflect stronger/more persistent ties.

Our findings show that strong and persistent ties suffer less from those bursty patterns, indicating that those ties might have different weight in evaluating how to share our time [22, 38].

For example, as Burt found in [13] we observe that weak ties with small topological overlap have a higher probability to decay (see Figure 2(A)), i.e. bridges are more likely to decay while persistent ties are those embedded within communities.

Intensity and embeddedness are thus commonly acknowledged as properties behind a strong and/or persistent tie.

In this context, our results show that " loyalty" or persistent social ties bring along an evolutionary disadvantage, both from an individual and a group perspective.

Our results show how our innate resilience to change relates to mutual agreement between cooperators and how "loyalty" or persistent social ties bring along an evolutionary disadvantage, both from an individual and group perspective.

A persistent drought tied to global warming has spread south out of the Sahel, leading to the desertification of large areas of rangeland.

There is a persistent image tied to last week's shocking grand jury decision coming out of Staten Island.

Thus, although previous studies agree on the general importance of tie structural embeddedness, intensity or reciprocity to predict its future persistence [8, 12], they still provide an incomplete picture of what are the main properties that make ties persistent.

Overton mounted a persistent challenge, twice tying Bohn on his way to a 66.