I had worked on a variety of volunteer projects with Clayton Christensen over several years, which led to an overlap of exchanges, including having several common acquaintances.
Then he got down to the business of the day: signing books and being the famously garrulous Mario Cuomo, chatting with everyone -- about politics, growing up in Queens, common acquaintances, bocce.
Thus, clustering is defined as the number of common acquaintances; the thickness of the arrow connecting two nodes points to the number of triangular connections.
The prediction would be more likely caused by a combination of factors such as mutual interests, spatial presence at certain times, common acquaintances.
I might see you first on Twitter, but then also see you on LinkedIn, and we have common acquaintances in both places.
For Instance, two persons being friends depend not just only on whether they share the same interests but also on other aspects such as time spent together, common acquaintances, and various other factors.
Additionally, social networking sites including LinkedIn, can make a job search more public, alerting current colleagues or higher ups that you're unhappy at work through common acquaintances or profile postings.
To find out about the candidates' qualities, attitude, and expectations, Verstegen asks the students to come over for a short stay or gets to know them a bit better through talking to common acquaintances.
Mary Amons came into my life a number of years ago, through common acquaintances.
Through common acquaintances at Electrical Research Products, Inc. (ERPI) within Western Electric, Hilliard was contacted and hired by United Artists Studios (UA) in Hollywood, California in 1928 because of his studies in physics, engineering and acoustics.
