Sentence examples for the boundaries of groups from inspiring English sources

The boundaries of groups according to Williams are partially established by past experiences — what Williams calls "memory".

To improve the community action, the "worker-centered" is supposed to be changed to "we-centered" to highlight the collective side of community work, which overlays the boundaries of groups, organizations, and professions.

Reference [19] employs a power flow tracing method to determine the domain of each group of coherent generators, and it aims to split the network along the boundaries of groups that may miss some reasonable islanding cutsets.

We find that social and bursty groups allow the information to spread across the boundaries of groups more than topical and evergreen groups, that instead tend to retain more the information within them.

The boundaries of group loyalty and membership in the Middle East have fluctuated greatly over the past century, and will continue to do so.

The history of food has long been an important field for many academic disciplines, helping scholars understand the boundaries of group identities and assessing the development of particular rituals, especially animal sacrifices and taboos.

The boundaries of block groups are chosen to maximize similarity within group on socioeconomic factors.

And the existing genetic data testify that known DNA variations do not respect the boundaries of human groups.

It is also constrained by the boundaries of the groups of entities gathering together the simulation semantic.

But genes have also managed to cross the boundaries of these groups so often that there is much more variability within the people in any given population than between populations.

In this paper we use the same propagation model to measure the effect that the boundaries of different groups may have on diffusion of information.