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agv helmet breath deflector BSTOP K1 Accessories Vent Deflectors for K1 K3SV Ventilation Replacement (K1 Top Vent) MD Split Offshore Options:7'2" Heavy Boat Rod 50 50 graphite glass Order the deflector designed

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Offshore Options:7'2" Heavy Boat Rod

Thus, for each individual i , we quantified: (1) Normalized pulling frequency—number of pulls (that is, successful initiations) per minute ( p ) i (2) Normalized anchoring frequency—number of events anchoring an initiator per minute ( a ) i (3) Normalized initiation frequency—number of initiations per minute ( p + i a ) i (4) Normalized follower frequency—number of events following when solicited by an initiator per minute ( f ) i (5) Normalized anchored frequency—number of anchors (that is, unsuccessful initiations) per minute (an ) i Moreover, we also quantified ratios between leader–follower categories in pull–anchor events by measuring: (1) Initiation/pulling ratio (pulling efficiency)—number of successful pulling events divided by the total number of initiations (2) Anchoring/anchoring opportunities ratio (anchoring efficiency)—number of events anchoring an initiator divided by the total number of times solicited (3) Pulling/following ratio—number of events pulling divided by the number of events following (4) Initiations/following ratio—number of initiations divided by the number of events following others See also Supplementary Table 52 for a focus on the metrics that translate to direct influence in others, either by stimulating or inhibiting their movement

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