Conclusion: Our data indicate that the more recent cohort patients were younger at the time of entry and had improved survival, which suggests that early access to centralized and more advanced treatment appreciably benefits patients with familial dysautonomia.
Therefore, the division of labor in the ZGC case is a dynamic balance of high-level centralization and low-level centralization: in the early stage, a highly centralized process dominates and in the next stage, a process with low levels of centralization dominates.
To take more of a global view of Intrusion Detection, Ganame et al. [54] extend upon their earlier work with a centralized Security Operation Center (SOC) called a SOCBox, and develop an enhanced version called Distributed Security Operation Center (DSOC).
Are they centralized or de-centralized?
Earlier botnets were known to be centralized (e.g., Spybot, R-bot, Gaobot, etc)., and commonly used IRC or HTTP to receive commands from a single bot-master.
State involvement in all aspects of the economy, an early feature of independent Zambia, created a highly centralized and bureaucratic economic structure.
Most algorithms developed earlier, i.e., the traditional algorithm, are centralized sequential algorithms which do not use relationships between conflicts and errors for prevention and detection.
Both the Kojiki and the other mytho-history, the Nihon shoki, were compiled in the early eighth century by officials of a newly centralized theocratic state centered in western Japan.
The current research aims at implementing BIM methodology from the early design phases, so that the model becomes the centralized source of information.
Centralized reporting by fax or telephone assisted us in identifying early any problems in implementation of the surveillance system.
