Sentence examples for substantive networks from inspiring English sources

The hierarchical clustering identified nine substantive networks illustrated by the map in Figure 3 and the dendrogram in Figure 4.

An Indiana University study found The Daily Show to be as substantive as network news.

Mr. Griffin said, "That had nothing to do with the decision," and stressed how Mr. Farrow was the type of substantive person the network was looking for.

Our results suggest that conditional independence models are inappropriate as a general model for network evolution and can lead to distorted substantive findings on structural network effects, such as transitivity.

It will, he says, be at least 18 months before there is visible improvement and three to five years before there is substantive change.But Network Rail isn't helping itself.

By all accounts there have been no substantive disputes between the network and Mr. Sorkin over the political issues raised on "The West Wing" and the essentially liberal Democratic nature of the fictional president.

But the recent decision to cancel some of BET's news and public affairs shows outraged kibitzers who have long complained that the network lacks substantive programming.

"We love My So-Called Life because it's both substantive and engaging," the network said in a statement (via The Hollywood Reporter).

Table 2 summarises the key network features examined by individual studies, and identifies the substantive structural findings for health network quality and safety, in relation to those network features.

Two years later, the entertainment company passed over several journalists to name Westin to the more high-profile job of president of ABC News, where he replaced a broadcast legend — Roone Arledge, who had made ABC News the highest-rated, and in many ways the most substantive, of the three major networks' news operations..

Two years later, the entertainment company passed over several journalists to name Westin to the more high-profile job of president of ABC News, where he replaced a broadcast legend — Roone Arledge, who had made ABC News the highest-rated, and in many ways the most substantive, of the three major networks' news operations.