… -scale network analysis, their application to time-resolved networks that highlight network-…
touch briefly on how different spatial scales of analysis are making an impact on the field of …

… Unlike random rewiring for small-world networks, the longer … , the closer the network becomes
to a pure scale-free network. … a scalefree network model that resembles sexual networks …

… networks came as a big surprise to researchers steeped in the tradition of random networks.
… also characterize many biological and social networks. Many attributed a deep significance …

… scale-free networks 8,9 , and we find that 39% of network data sets have median estimated
parameters in this range. We also find that 34% of network … the scale-free network literature. …

… Today we find that networks are as pervasive as scale in offering descriptions of the spatialities
of global institutions and actors. In economic geography, network approaches are used …

… scale, the argument is made that a new spatial grammar of environmental governance must
be sensitive to both the politics of scale and the politics of networks… and network geographies …

… non-biological networks. We now have the opportunity to describe quantitatively a network
of … Moreover, the observed topologies of cellular networks give us clues about their evolution …

… scale-free networks are not themselves scale-free. This finding is in marked contrast to other
important network … Below, we will first outline the notion of random sampling of networks and …

… applied to areas such as homophily in social networks (2), the effect of combined … networks
(4). Multiplexity is thought to play an important role in the organization of large-scale networks…

… exponent for a variety of SF networks, we find that SF networks can be classified into only …
features of networks. Moreover, we study a physical problem, the resilience of networks under …