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This allows to select events with the same centrality but different initial geometry.

Results on hyperon production in central PbPb collisions at 40 A GeV/c are presented and compared with those obtained at higher energy, in the same centrality range.

Then a hill-top is either a single link with all of its outbound links having a lower centrality, or a strongly connected component (meaning that every node of the component is reachable from every other node by a directed walk on this component) consisting of all links of the same centrality with all of their outbound links having lower centralities.

We suggested then [11] that our approach for building networks offered an improved reliability (sensitivity 70%, specificity 70%) over that described by Amitai and colleagues [9] (sensitivity 40%, specificity 10%) that uses the same centrality measurement, closeness centrality, to identify critical residues.

Only one gene, ZFHX4, is classified into the same centrality category, a hub bottleneck, in all three networks.

For each random network, we calculated the same centrality indices and determined the Spearman rank correlation coefficient for each pair of centrality indices.

Nodes with the same degree centrality are not necessarily equally central as this will depend on how their contacts are connected.

Hence, in view of the betweenness, SWNs we consider are inhomogeneous, unlike the "canonical" Watts Strogatz SWN with nearly the same betweenness centralities.

The GLR test is also compared with the squared output errors based test: they are both Chi-square tests with the same non-centrality parameter, but the number of degrees of freedom (and thus the variance) of the former is much smaller than that of the latter.

If α → (1/λ1), then it reduces to an eigenvector centrality [18]; for example, if α = (1/λ1) and β = 0, then the Katz centrality is the same as the eigenvector centrality.

In the TV context, the App Store cannot have the same urgency or centrality.