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Others argue that since the ancestor is unknown, it is disingenuous to include it (Catley and Novick 2008), and doing so has the potential to reinforce the view of nodes as precise moments of change (Meir et al. 2007).

Nodes present in the partial view of node v would be the only ones among which v would be able to look for the most promising clique in each round.

The free software automates installation and configuration, reducing deployment time from weeks to minutes, and provides cluster-wide, real-time views of nodes and services running in a single, centralized location for easy configuration across the cluster.

In the previous section we have shown how a gossiping algorithm can be used to maintain and modify partial views of nodes.

Fig. 8 a Map view of the nodes of the fault grid, with 15 nodes in the horizontal direction and 6 nodes in the vertical direction.

1) coordinate-based global topology view of overlay nodes is employed to characterize and constrain relationships between overlay nodes.

Li et al. ((2015)) as well as Xu et al. (2015) departed from the classical view of port nodes to analyze the evolution of a global container shipping network made of large regions.

We refer to such a list as a partial view of a node.

That is, from the point of view of each node (receiver or transmitter), the interfering transmitters have a random topology following a PPP, meaning that many of the interfering transmitters could be at a random distance less than R away.

Because we define each function at the molecular level by the set of genes interacting in a particular context, it might be expected that a greater number of interaction partners overall (higher node degree) would reflect membership in a greater number of sets of genes (higher multifunctionality); this is the hub view of high node degree.

Alternatively, functional studies might not translate well to interaction studies, or a higher node degree could represent only a less specifically defined functional role for the gene for no greater number of functions; this is the promiscuous protein view of high node degree.