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A database management system (DBMS) takes care of storing and retrieving data based on a user's commands without human intervention.
The user chooses where to place the buttons on that model and determines their functionality based on a list of commands pulled from the devices connected on the network.
To bridging this gap, this paper presents a control engineering learning based on a software tool that commands a lab motor, which is used as a simplified scaled version of a real-life system.
The traditional concept of management is based on command and control, and command and control are legally defined.
While Guzmán's authority is based on an old, pyramidal, command system of criminal syndicate, that of Los Zetas is based upon unbridled ferocity, narco insurgency and opportunism in the market – dealings in oil, human and migrant trafficking, tourism and non-narco ventures.
The design is based on a few high-level commands, with a syntax close to the mathematical notation and its use in the literature, and which can be generalized quite readily in order to solve computational tasks at even higher degree of complexity.
Differently from software-defined radio (SDR) platforms, in which every function is programmed from scratch, our programmable architectures are based on a clear decoupling between elementary commands (hard-coded into the devices) and programmable protocol logic (injected into the devices) according to which the commands execution is scheduled.
Within each company, units will be randomised by a researcher not involved in the study, based on a table of random numbers (SAS command Ranuni).
The random effects negative binomial model allowed the overdispersion parameter to vary randomly by cluster based on a beta distribution (using the xtnbreg command in Stata) [ 24].
