A dire puritan legacy, going back to the Elizabethans, still poisoned the 20th century in perverse forms, such as Bloomsbury intellectualism, which Lawrence thought was as cold and unconnected to the dirty flow of existence as the Midlands industrialist forcing thousands of workers to live in ugly, hope-murdering slums.
Because the classifications based on the citation and the authorship networks were very similar and because author groups A1 and A2 were apparently unconnected, we analysed the information flow between groups using the citation network only.
In particular, they show that sand lenses may play an important role whereas unconnected gravels may have insignificant effect on flow.
The effects of the height of the branching point above ground, fraction of total channel current flowing to the branch, and current reflections from the branch unconnected end are illustrated.
Betweenness centrality measures the number of pairs of actors the focal actor sits between, indicating their theoretical ability to control information flow, act as a broker between otherwise unconnected actors and be exposed to new information (Freeman 1979; Krackhardt 1990).
"The FARC and other groups will survive as long as there are safe havens, the flow of drug money and large, remote regions unconnected to the broader economy".
The losses are, on the surface, unconnected — car accidents, suicides, senseless murders — but each, under Ward's grieving eye, seems to flow from the same wellspring.
The story is structured not as a series of unconnected events nor as an incoherent dream, but by having each panel have a specific purpose in the flow of the story.
Each microfluidic device consisted of three parallel and unconnected channels, with each channel having width 400 μm (parallel to the observation window but perpendicular to the fluid flow), depth 10-15 μm (perpendicular to the observation window), and length (parallel to observation window and to fluid flow) 10 mm.
