The websites had a looser infrastructure that were more customizable than social media today because they placed a stricter emphasis on connected communities rather than connected individuals.
Then there's the superorganism responsible for the stable, secure, 20-million-line codebase that powers much of the world's computing infrastructure — a loose affiliation of some 5,000 individuals, mostly strangers, who have somehow managed to assemble one of the most intricate artifacts ever built.
Looser credit and large infrastructure projects in China will have an impact in Australia, Canada, Latin America and other places with the raw materials China needs.
Little research was undertaken concerning this issue, particularly in the Persian Gulf region, and it has highlighted few unique communications and management problems such as the loose control, lack of human resources, infrastructure and experience.
Mr Johnson has also frozen City Hall's take from local taxes and lobbied for more infrastructure spending and a looser immigration policy.
In fact, some increasingly common attacks — like DDoS extortion — specifically target smaller, more vulnerable businesses, whose loose cowboy cultures, shallow security expertise, fragile infrastructure and fresh capital make for easy pickings.
Changing the bedding from straw to another product was a more popular response than changing infrastructure (e.g. from loose housing to cubicles).
Both candidates favour more infrastructure spending, more military spending, looser limits on civilian spending and corporate tax reform.
Instead of relying single-handedly on ultra-loose monetary policy, public spending -- on infrastructure, energy and other sectors -- should be rescued from the retrenchment to which it has been submitted.
In 2008, when the global financial crisis hit, China relied on stimulus spending and loose lending by state banks to pump up infrastructure building and other capital-intensive projects to maintain economic growth.
