1. The plural of betweenness; the quality or state of being between two things, positions, or points.
Usage: Formal or technical usage; Often used in mathematics, philosophy, or spatial contexts
2. In graph theory and network analysis, a measure of the number of shortest paths that pass through a given node or edge.
Usage: Technical term used in computer science and mathematics

Examples

• The betweennesses of various points along the line segment were calculated precisely.
• In network analysis, nodes with high betweennesses act as important connectors.
• The philosopher discussed the betweennesses of transitional states in consciousness.
• Researchers measured the betweennesses of different cities in the transportation network.
• The geometric betweennesses of the three points determined their relative positions.