It is probably true that the faster information flows through the economy, the more abrupt any adjustments will be.
Massive news coverage and fast information flow have played an important role in affecting the outcome of infectious disease outbreak, such as the 2003 severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and the 2009 H1N1 influenza epidemic [9 14].
But in real axons any fast information flow is strictly downstream, and this is why algorithms such as backpropagation are widely regarded as a biologically unrealistic for networks of point neurons.
In the context of the scenario considered in this paper, we follow the basic line of thought from [2, 3, 12] and construct a novel-improved fully distributed adaptation procedure generating C t) in (10), dynamically giving more importance to the nodes with higher probability of receiving target-originated measurements, enabling, at the same time, fast information flow through the network.
I stress here the peculiarities of a system that requires fast information flow as well as standardized, simple communication, and most importantly, that does not imply the establishment of complex decision-making procedures comparable to those necessary for urban areas as depicted above.
It has been proposed that systems with such topologies favour fast information flow (creating a so-called 'small world') and that they respond rapidly to changes, while exhibiting robustness to mutation or inhibition [ 21, 20, 23].
Look at how fast information flows and how quickly markets, global markets, move.
Syro's best moments were the fastest, where information flowed like an ant colony under attack, but here the faster stuff is sometimes unlistenably irritating – take diskhat1, which is like a steampunk viscount prancing around and poking you in the ribs.
