It emerges the tendency of communities of smaller size to be strongly interconnected among each other.
Likewise, for healthcare providers, the possibility of having their patients data interconnected among health organizations.
"The challenge in supply chains and outsourcing is, How do you begin to get a better handle on managing risk when you have interconnects among various groups," says Howard Kunreuther, a professor at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
They are not only able to collect information from the environment and interact with the physical world, but also to be interconnected, among themselves, through the internet and exchange data and information.
From Fig. 18, it is clear that the Ag2S nanocrystals are almost uniform in their size and are interconnected among themselves, and their average particle size is 5.2 nm.
The testbed includes optical devices (layer 1), switches (layer 2), and IT resources deployed in different local testbeds provided by the project partners and interconnected among them to compose the whole testbed layout.
Interestingly, specific cancer pathways are highly represented and interconnected among themselves and with signaling pathways involved in cancer including Wnt, TGF-beta, MAPK, p53 and other.
Thus, these genes are preferentially interconnected among themselves with fewer connections to other genes, which defines them as a module in the context of the Arabidopsis genome.
Inter-modal integration is largely served by a collection of spatially delocalized hub-module areas, which possess widespread connections and are strongly interconnected among themselves, hence their designation as a 'rich-club' (Colizza et al. 2006; Zamora-López et al. 2011; Bullmore and Sporns 2012; Harriger et al. 2012).
