Sentence examples for popularity I from inspiring English sources

The two datasets allow us to identify several performance-related factors that influence a player's visibility, and eventually his popularity: (i) Rank (r(t)): Figure 2(A) shows the measured Wikipedia page-views (W t)) vs. a player's momentary rank (r(t)), indicating that the number of visits rapidly drop with the increasing rank of a player.

LFU targets units of low popularity, i.e., the least frequently presented units are removed.

Concept frequency is arguably a more parsimonious metric than popularity (i.e., total degree centrality).

Combining the popularity (i.e., total degree centrality) and connectivity (i.e., betweenness centrality) dimensions allows for the identification of four structural roles.

With the experiential turn in Human Computer Interaction (HCI), academics and practitioners broaden their focus from mere task-fulfillment (i.e., the pragmatic) to a holistic view, encompassing universal human needs such as relatedness or popularity (i.e., the hedonic).

Google decides what links appear in the Gmail navigation bar based on popularity, i.e. page views, number of users and clicks from the bar.

In particular, the attacker knows with precision the set of items in the original transaction database and their popularity, i.e., how many times each individual item is sold.

Using social network analysis (SNA), three measures of centrality were investigated: popularity (i.e., the number of incoming ties a participant receives), gregariousness (i.e., the number of ties leaving from a participant and reaching out to others), and betweenness (i.e., the number of times a person lies between two other individuals).

That summer, they had had me over two or three times to spend the night with them in their bungalow; they were sorry for me, I guess, because I could not win the popularity I coveted (the twins were very popular), or, lacking one parent themselves, they could imagine how it felt to lack two.

A25 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 In Albany, a Bill's Popularity Is No Guarantee of Success In Albany, legislation popular with rank-and-file lawmakers can die a quiet death if it faces opposition from legislative leaders.

Arthur H. Gunther Blauvelt, N.Y., Dec. 24, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Popularity Isn't Everything" (column, Dec. 22): William Kristol would have us re-evaluate this nation's unpopular opinion of Vice President Dick Cheney by comparing him with Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois.