Sentence examples for collections of systems from inspiring English sources
The development of large collections of systems or a 'System-of-Systems (SoS)' is challenging due to the large number of systems involved, complex dynamics attributed to interdependencies between systems, and inherent technical and programmatic uncertainties.
Attaining even higher performance is thus, relegated to collections of systems that communicate over a network.
However, there's an easier solution: There are community-maintained boot CDs that contain collections of system recovery, administration and diagnostic tools, including the utilities provided by HDD manufacturers and which can be hard to get nowadays because some drive makers have been bought by competitors over the years and their old websites and download links have disappeared.
The fundamental value of the concept of emergence, and complexity in general, from a sociotechnical perspective is that it affords a potentially useful context within which we strive to systemically identify, describe and study the more obscure, non-linear effects of multiple, dynamically shifting interactions among large collections of system components.
The computer network, Internet, is a worldwide collection of systems linking corporations, unversities, non-classified military installations and Government laboratories.
The result has been a situation similar to the microcomputer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s or the dot-com boom of the 1990s: a diverse collection of systems are competing in a new, fast-growing market.
The dynamic planning and development of a large collection of systems or a 'System of Systems' (SoS) pose significant programmatic challenges due to the complex interactions that exist between its constituent systems.
It's about fundamentally seeing your business as a collection of systems that are designed, implemented, tested and improved over time.
