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Luckett tells us that the company partnered with Obama for America in the fall of 2011 to help "reinvigorate the campaign's social media and empower fans to get the word out" by creating a networked social architecture that focused on creating sharable content, infographics and so on, and launching Facebook Pages targeted key constituency groups.

Google's response was to build a framework for security based on a perimeter-less architecture that focuses instead on device and user authentication.

This study presents a cloud connected mobile application and cloud based architecture that focuses on improving the homeowner's "know" and "care", aiming to influence actions through transformation of moral in addition to monetary savings.

All of this implies that a substantial benefit for service registry users can be created by following a simple architecture that is focused on their concrete needs — instead of aiming for highest sophistication and broadest applicability as observed in many of the related works.

In that time she's attained a post graduate degree in architecture that was focused on sustainable studies.

Independently, the authors have been working on scenario-based software architecture analysis methods that focus exclusively on modifiability.

Such networks are viewed as new computing architectures that are focused on processing information granules rather than being geared towards plain numeric processing as usually encountered in most neural networks.

In this paper, we suggest a minimal architecture for joint action that focuses on representations, action monitoring and action prediction processes, as well as ways of simplifying coordination.

Combining these methods led to architecture-level modifiability analysis (ALMA), a unified architecture-level analysis method that focuses on modifiability, distinguishes multiple analysis goals, has explicit assumptions and provides repeatable techniques for performing the steps.

"When I am not busy working on building my new start-up company that focuses on architecture and 3D printing, I have been training in Brazilian jiu Jitsu," said Loring.

She and several school friends from the University of California at Berkeley had formed the Thread Collective, a Brooklyn design firm that focuses on sustainable architecture and landscapes.