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Meanings of centrality in English

Portuguese
centralidade

The property of being central.

centralidade
Usage of centrality in English
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However, energy's centrality to our infrastructure growth story has perhaps been overlooked.
The Guardian
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As betweenness centrality increased, leaders reported greater number of conversations about GBV.
Pubmed
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At the cluster level, eigenvector centrality group patterns were similar to DC.
Pubmed
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S. Neubauer was the top-ranking author with regard to the betweenness centrality.
Pubmed
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The majority of the essays emphasized the centrality of the doctor-patient relationship.
Pubmed
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Finally, the notion of centrality defines where you are in a network.
The Guardian
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Breadth, centrality, with blitheness and repose, are the marks of Hellenic culture.
The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry
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The real question is whether that centrality is situational or something more permanent.
Reuters
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The organic centrality of the whole body is of first importance.
How to Add Ten Years to your Life and to Double Its Satisfaction...
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The authors suggest there may be three: sociability, transitivity and centrality.
The Guardian
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Thereafter, the leading authors were identified according to the centrality metrics.
Pubmed
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We compare the relative yields for different deuteron-gold collision centrality classes.
Pubmed
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The centrality of theology to conflict in today's world is undeniable.
The Irish Times
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And, if Apple has its way, apps will usurp its centrality.
Wired
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Photograph: AP The main body of the text discusses the centrality of natural resources.
The Guardian
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Results: A classifier based on centrality measures provides informative predictions.
Pubmed
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Translations for centrality
Portuguese
centralidade
Centrality through the time
Centrality across language varieties
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