We consider four other types of small-world network structure: clustered with a degree distribution similar to baseline but with a lower average degree (Fig. 2b), clustered with regular links between the clusters (Fig. 2c), approximately scale-free without clustering (Fig. 2d), and regular without clustering (Fig. 2e).
Similarly, the variable 'diaspora links' includes regular contact with recent Polish migrants, but this count variable also includes a range of other links with the older Polish diaspora.
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Factories with steam-driven machinery gradually became more productive as the industrial revolution took hold and regular steamship links with Copenhagen began in 1830.
On the other hand, the Yali people (and other tribes) have maintained regular trading links with the Dani of the Baliem Valley, supplying them with items which are no longer available in the valley because of deforestation.
Staffed by a voluntary group of police officers and civilians, it publishes a regular newsletter and links with community groups to make Bristol over-60s more vigilant of the "disproportionately high" number of local doorstep crimes.
Martinique maintains regular air and sea links with France and North America.
It has air transportation service, and a regular ferry links it with Chittagong in Bangladesh.
Regular shipping services link with ports abroad, including those in Hawaii and California to the northeast and Fiji, New Zealand, and Australia to the southwest.
Nelson also deliberately forged close links with his captains at regular dinners aboard his flagship to ensure ease of communication and build confidence between them.
