Eve Harow, an American-raised leader of the West Bank settlement of Efrat, said the presence or absence of Biblical sites was less important than the principle of "attachment to the land".
Applying tools from network analysis, the paper shows that the growth of international co-authorships can be explained based on the organising principle of preferential attachment, although the attachment mechanism deviates from an ideal power-law.
Copying, of course, is the essence of the principle of preferential attachment, initially formulated in a general way by Simon [24] and rediscovered by Barabasi and Albert [25].
We believe that the principle of preferential attachment predisposes a biological network to have connected hubs that have shared children.
Alternatively, the principle of "selective attachment," possibly acting through Pittman-Yor or similar mechanisms, may lead to clustering of "concepts" [ 28].
Consistent with the principle of preferential attachment, the connectivities among phenotypic markers, taken as network-represented combinations, are power-law distributed.
Finally, the model of phenotypic neighbors is consistent with the principle of preferential attachment; the high connectivity of a few Ty3/Gypsy phenotypes permits the navigation of the whole network step-by-step and from one family into another.
On the other hand, Wagner [ 6] argues that power-law scaling simply emerges naturally from 'local rules', these rules being that there is a continual turnover of connections and nodes within networks over time, and that new connections are formed according to the principle of 'preferential attachment'.
Women are often taught the principles of positioning and attachment when breastfeeding and often try multiple positions to enable successful breastfeeding.
He does so by recalling one of the fundamental principles of Buddhism: non-attachment.
