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In addition, like the intersection S. meliloti network, the ACC of the the Symbiosis Interactome and its diameter suggests properties of a small-world and scale-free topology [see Additional file 1], highlighting both the complexity of this subnetwork, and its robustness to node attacking [ 32].

Furthermore, the average clustering coefficient (ACC) of the intersection network and its diameter or average shortest path length (L) (see methods) suggests properties of a small-word network (L ~ Lrandom, ACC >> ACCrandom) typical of intracellular network in which the nodes are connected when they are involved in the same biological processes [ 32].

It suggests property values in the capital have fallen dramatically – though this is more likely due to a different way of crunching the numbers.

In Black Rock at the same time, there were six homes listed, for an average of $295,000, suggesting properties in St .Mary's carry a premium.

That service uses an algorithm that you seed with some of your preferences, and then it combines that with your browsing history on Trulia itself to suggest properties to you.

Also note that many existing models of cultural change are derived from models in population genetics, and the roles that coherence plays in POPCO models suggest properties that are important in biological evolution epistasis, pleiotropy, and genetic distance.

Phenomena such as dissipative structures intricate, self-organizing patterns appearing in chemical systems which input of energy keeps far from equilibrium (Prigogine 1978) suggest properties of matter that Aristotle never dreamed of.

UK mortgage approvals hit a two-year high in January, Bank of England figures show, suggesting property sales could rise in the coming months.

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When they demonize the same people, they suggest that maybe we don't have to, and when they focus on the status of material goods rather than that suffering, they suggest property is more important than people.

The ability to secure promises of financing suggests that properties the city once would have had trouble giving away now have value.