Sentence examples for world characteristics from inspiring English sources

In this article, our focus is on developing a framework for access control in ubiquitous environment based on the real world characteristics of trust.

The small world network computation gave a sparse matrix as an output on which small world characteristics were computed, namely path length (Lp) (minimum number of edges that must be traversed to get from one node to another)and clustering coefficient (Cp) (cliquishness of a local neighbourhood based on number of connections).

In addition, to accurately reflect the real world characteristics of Swedish COPD patients, the model was populated with mortality data representative for a Swedish patient population.

Although some authors reported on abundance of virulence factors, pathogenicity, and genetic diversity of food-derived Arcobacter isolates throughout the world, characteristics of Arcobacter spp. in Poland are still unknown [ 17– 217.

The nautical, military, patriotic, romantic, and religious motifs are now similar in style and subject matter throughout the world; characteristic national styles of the early 20th century have generally disappeared.

This is not a "third world" characteristic; recent research from Italy, for example, shows that politically connected firms are rewarded with better terms and rates in local credit markets.

Single vision is the literal, rational, dissociated, uninflected view of the world characteristic, apparently, of the left hemisphere of the brain when the contextualising, empathetic, imaginative, emotionally involved right brain is disengaged or ignored.

During last 50 years operational research, mathematical modelling and computerised techniques of model analysis and optimisation contributed essentially to the change of perception of contemporary world, characteristic for the current informational revolution indicating the change of civilisation eras.

In addition, the high CC/CC-random ratio of 9.4 of the positive network strongly supported the 'small world' characteristic in which most nodes could be reached from every other by a small number of hubs [ 17].

And 60 or so small poor countries retain third-world characteristics: aid dependency, corruption, violence.

Inequality and 'small-world' characteristics appear in renewable energy trade.