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between someone and someone else and between something and something else
Fig. [of a choice] existing between a selection of people or a selection of things. The choice is between Fred and Jill. It's between chocolate cake and cherry pie.


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If short paths are important, then we also hypothesize that nodes that lie along many short paths between others (a property known as betweenness centrality) are structurally important nodes that are well positioned to (a) control and possibly filter or color information flows, and (b) become over-burdened bottlenecks that slow the network down.
INTRODUCTION In the foundation of geometry the betweenness relation has fascinated the investigators for a long time.
SIO has a good position in the Slovenian web--according to the internet research study SIO was in 2002 on the 56th place among all Slovenian web sites (Petric, 2003) with respect to betweenness (Freeman, 1979).
 
 
 
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