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About This Document: Like a finely tuned dance, conversation and communication ebb and flow. People speak in bursts: launching into conversation, allowing it to lag naturally, then bursting forth again. Understanding this dynamic helps quantify how information is passed through a social network, whether online or in person, according to researchers behind a study done at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), Spain. Scientists there studied how humans communicate in order to pinpoint how information is shared among people and groups, specifically among social networks whether in person or online. Esteban Moro, professor, mathematics, UC3M, and his fellow researchers wanted to determine if the rhythm of communication could quantify how people relate, and thus how information moves, across a social network.

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Categories: DocStore > Periodicals > Engineering & Energy
Tags: Mechanical Engineering, Nov 2011, Rhythm of Words, Thilmany, Jean, News, Social networks, Interpersonal communication, Information sharing, University research, 5200, Communications & information management, 9175, Western Europe, Spain

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