| One can determine to what degree cliques are present by measuring the amount of clustering, also sometimes referred to as transitivity. |
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| I especially like the discussions of behavioral economics, transitivity, endowment effects, and the like. |
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| There are many features of a relationship that could be ascertained in a measurement, such as symmetry, equality and transitivity. |
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| Third, we present some properties of the GWSM such as unbiasedness and transitivity. |
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| Use concrete materials to demonstrate the principles of transitivity when ordering objects according to length and mass. |
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| Some defenders of transitivity have replied that our intuitions about the intransitivity of causation in these examples are misleading. |
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| Transcending time and geographies, intransitivity and transitivity, a Tiresias would be a sound exponent. |
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| To remove the redundancies on a set of FDs, it is necessary to eliminate the attributes which can be obtained using FDs transitivity. |
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| It is then possible to mathematically define some similarities, which are symmetrical, and have a kind of partial transitivity. |
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| The transitivity of time synchronization by Einstein's method takes place for the trivial case of three mutually resting points. |
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| As children solidly learn the transitivity status of particular verbs, they become more reluctant to use those verbs in other argument structure constructions. |
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| You can't have a classification without an equivalence relation, and one of the three defining properties of an equivalence relation is transitivity. |
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| One simply denies the transitivity of possibility. |
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| In Set Theory, equivalence relations are defined as having the properties of reflexivity, symmetry, and transitivity. |
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| In some languages, the definiteness of the object affects the transitivity of the verb. |
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| The grammatical role of the object remains unaltered, and thus transitivity may also be used. |
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| The hypothetical syllogism inference rule states the transitivity of implication. |
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| Aspect is unusual in ASL in that transitive verbs derived for aspect lose their grammatical transitivity. |
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| Furthermore, as the transitivity between political sphere and the realm of capital accumulation increases, Turkey has become a country that can be manipulated by imperialism way more easily. |
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| One important property of most trust metrics a degree of transitivity. |
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| To fix that black and short-lived universe of transitivity, she needed a very special medium, which, just as the wooden bridge, is only crossed once and is not used anymore. |
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| Explanation in the traditional packet focuses on the difference between transitivity and intransitivity and specifically as it relates to psychological verbs. |
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| Transitivity is a thoroughgoing division of Basque verbs, and it is necessary to know the transitivity of a particular verb in order to conjugate it successfully. |
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