However, with the aim to cover a wider area with less fixed infrastructure, sometimes WAHN combining with infrastructural network is a useful approach to form a hybrid network [49].
In drawing such an arc, this study demonstrates how architectural technologies shaped an infrastructural network of European power, and reframed the relationship between the body and the state.
Our extensive case study provides an example of iterative human learning, behavior and collaboration resulting from technological needs in a large-scale infrastructural network.
Thanks to comprehensive infrastructural development during the 14-year Japanese occupation beginning in 1931, Dongbei's industrial sector was well primed when the communists took power in 1949.
In [31 38], various trust models in a public key infrastructural network are discussed.
Assume that there are entities seeking to establish an ad hoc non infrastructural network.
Broadly, her research engages concurrent issues of spatial justice, informational ethics, and the effects of infrastructural networks on the construction of social and political space.
In this paper, four existing networks and two literature networks have been compared using several of these metrics trying to identify general features of this type of civil infrastructural networks.
Her research focuses on the history of modern architecture, the politics of land reform, urban design, colonial building programs and transnational infrastructural networks in Central Europe and German colonial Africa.
It is distinguished by a seemingly impossibly lightweight structural system of thirteen treelike tubular steel lattices that travel through the building at surprisingly tilted angles, supporting reinforced concrete floor slabs and incorporating elevators, atriums, infrastructural networks, and other means of physical and visual movement through the structure.
His research interests include: dynamical systems, modelling and simulation of processes and interactions between infrastructural networks.
