Time degree centrality (TD) for a node can be defined as the average over all time slots of the fraction of all other agents with whom that node is in contact in a given time slot (analogous to the "strength" metric proposed in [ 6]).
Intermediate nodes are selected so they have better possibility to spread the data to the nodes interested in them than the current node based on the newly defined, time-dependent centrality metric.
The dog is by far the most prominent performer in the film, in terms of both his screen time and his centrality to the film's compositional schema and great idea.
It helps to simplify and modularize design, and at the same time reinforces the centrality of users' needs and goals in the design of interactive systems.
In the HDF network each node has approximately three times more connections (16 in HDF vs 6 in the total human network), four times higher betweenness (63·103 in HDF vs 17·103 in human) and a four times higher eigenvector centrality score (0,049 in HDF vs 0,013 in human).
It was seen as a landmark document because, for the first time, it emphasised the centrality of women's empowerment in tackling population growth and development.
Edward Said commented on Mahfouz's "astonishingly sustained view" of the close intertwining of eternity and time – and of the centrality of Egypt to that view.
Nevertheless the review will echo Harding's previously expressed view that current affairs doesn't "punch its weight" at the same time as emphasising the centrality of news and current affairs in the BBC's linear channel offerings.
Perhaps, in time, the religion's centrality will subside, but, for the foreseeable future, the Islamic enlightenment in which so many Western thinkers have placed their hopes — that is, secularism — will not sweep the Muslim world.
This is not true for the MRSA positives, whose units decrease in centrality with time.
