noun
definition
The state of being central.
definition
A tendency to remain at, or move towards the centre.
definition
Any of various measures of the relative importance of a vertex in a graph.
Examples of centrality in a Sentence
The quantity and relative centrality of spaces allocated to different countries or classes of artifact also established hierarchies among the exhibits.
For them, the landscape is brought into knowledge and representation in terms of the cultural centrality of the court.
They were not esthetic in nature nor premised on the notion of political centrality to the American tradition.
Other responses emphasized the greater centrality of peers rather than parents (' peers supplanting parents ' ).
History's enduring fascination owes much to the necessary centrality of people in historical study.
We then use an algorithm based on betweenness centrality to identify community structures within the giant component.
Publications R S Zimmer (2001) Using the assessment centrality table to focus the conceptual coverage of assessment questions.
This high ontic Christology explains the centrality of Christ in John's gospel.
This is because of the centrality of the gender question and its impact on the cultural relativism debate within human rights.
We wish to affirm again the centrality of the learner.
This work also emphasized the centrality of the teacher in reinforcing French language learning.
It is important to acknowledge the centrality of the central premise of this book.
To deny the centrality of the human position is tantamount to denying God, a venture never to be embarked upon without risk.
I should also recognize the centrality of collections to the role of museums.
We don't need to surrender our conviction of the absolute centrality of Jesus.