In high-identity domains, however, products and services are almost always highly interdependent and successful modular architecture is elusive.
Fault-zone permeabilities of 10-9 to 10-19 m2 are controlled by many interdependent factors including; fault-zone architecture and rock types, mechanical strength and permeability of host rock, orientation and magnitude of in situ stresses, fracture aperture size and connectivity, fluid properties and burial history.
And, interdependent networks provide a more generalized network architecture to study the intricate variability of dynamics.
AEA evolves as different interdependent and independent portfolios, programs and projects architectures are delivered in short increments.
They identify six interdependent feature extraction stages and propose a GPU-based architecture that emulate the processing tasks and the information flow in the dorsal visual stream.
So as a general rule, when a new industry takes root, and the first products emerge in a wave, almost always the architecture of the product will be proprietary and interdependent in character.
Cell adhesion and communication are interdependent aspects of cell behavior that are critical for morphogenesis and tissue architecture.
It is a reminder that humane cities don't reserve quality architecture just for rich people, that small urban improvements help everyone because city neighborhoods are interdependent.
This work also covers ACh receptors, signaling pathways, other interdependent and interrelated substances, functional processes, role of ChEs as first-line gatekeepers and defenses for the architecture of cells, tissues and organisms, physically, chemically, and structurally.
