If we can use data and communication to aggregate demand, and bring resources to communities dynamically with AV technologies, then we can cut down on travel, and enrich communities at the same time.
The flexibility that permits this community to dynamically extend BioBike's working vocabulary to form new pidgins makes BioBike unique among computational tools, which usually are not themselves adapted through the collaborations that they facilitate.
The involvement of affected communities in dynamically modelled studies have shown the efficacy of new, preventive strategies and debates about such approaches have improved the standard of care.
The bacterial community structure shifted dynamically in association with disturbances in the reactor conditions, whereas the archaeal community structure remained simple and less variable during the shock loading experiments.
Rather, this result implies that the opposite – that threshold values will vary dynamically between communities depending on initial conditions of key infection parameters – is more likely to be true.
"Migrants are now connected instantaneously, continuously, dynamically and intimately to their communities of origin...This is a fundamental and profound break from the past eras of migration".
This creates an opportunity for social interactions which are able to dynamically redistribute cell fates within a community and to directly share the benefits of the different fates.
2 06pm: Dynamic Cloud Services: "Developing services that are dynamically personalized – based on your location, prefernces, caldendar, and communities".
They illustrate their approach to model advanced mechatronic systems that form communities of collaborating autonomous agents that can reconfigure dynamically.
A smarter government does more than simply regulate the outputs of economic and social systems; it also interconnects dynamically with stakeholders such as citizens, communities, and businesses (Palmisano 2008).
