It happens when we have a big vector reference response and a small response vector with a small angle between both, what results in a high value to the cosine measure.
"We see substantial future growth associated with what we view as a high value agribusiness opportunity".
There will also be three slots available to further EBacc subjects or what the government has termed a "high value qualification" – the government will produce a list of these subjects every year.
They were too talented and too sophisticated to put a high value on what they did, too amused at the spectacle of what they were doing and what they were part of to be respected the way a writer of "integrity," like Lillian Hellman, was later to be respected — or, still later, Arthur Miller.
According to the GSP "a speaker communicates meanings which place (a) a high value on what relates to the other person (typically the addressee), and (b) a low value on what relates to the speaker".But plenty of so-called polite behaviour in real life is anything but.
He placed a high value on what he called manners, by which he meant honesty, gracefulness, candour.
But Paul Whelihan makes Gruber a man who, while he puts a high value on what he calls "the veneer of civility," has no illusions and is as contemptuous of evasion as he is impervious to Reiter's probing.
And if the horror of the Arizona shooting has taught us anything, it's that some place a high value on what can be gleaned from a man's reading habits, whether actual or simply professed.
Today, she is executive chairman of the company which makes brands such as Nexxus, Mrs. Dash and Static Guard, and she places a high value on what employees value most beyond work their families and their commitments to their churches and communities.
Our premise is that when some nodes have a high value of betweenness, beyond what would be expected for a strongly connected graph, chances are that those nodes are connecting two (or more) sub-graphs which are, themselves, internally dense.
