This observation may be related to a recent finding that, in a complex network, the large-scale topological organization (characterized by the degree exponents of the scale-free and hierarchical modularity) and the variable counts of the different motif topologies can define each other [ 28, 29].
On the other hand, the local replacement policy firstly evicts the documents with the greatest value of the variable count, aiming at reducing the number of redundant copies in the neighbourhood.
Data was collected at room temperature using a variable count time scheme (Table S5 of the Supporting Information).
Time after launch of generic perindopril is a continuous variable counting the number of months after the launch of generic perindopril at time t, coded 0 before the intervention and (time-18) after the intervention.
Time after launch of generic losartan is a continuous variable counting the number of months after the launch of generic losartan at time t, coded 0 before the intervention and (time-51) after the intervention.
If N i is the random variable counting the number of occurrences (overlapping or renewal) of a given pattern in X1... X i.
This seven category, ordinal variable counted the number of measurements that a woman had serum cotinine concentrations indicative of secondhand (zero, one, two, or three) or active (one, two, or three) tobacco smoke exposure.
An example of this caching approach is proposed by Li et al. [12] who presents a caching model based on two popularity control variables: the first variable counts the number of accesses to a video object in a short-term interval (from current to past time) and the second variable counts this number in a long-term interval.
This was an index variable counting the number of health-related mobility problems.
To reduce the chances of including a primary care visit that directly resulted in an ACSC-related hospitalisation, we constructed a time-dependent variable counting the number of primary care visits from 10 to 375 days before any given day.
