This is a topology optimization problem using self-similar repetitions of minimal mass ideas from Michell (1904).
These findings support the innovation adoption diffusion "critical mass" ideas suggested in Gurbaxani [32]; Rogers [62], and in more recent research by Cheng [10], whose use of organizational learning theory suggests adopting CRM is a social/behavioral action to legitimize its use.
Observations to test this "low-mass" idea are proposed.
An example using the VS-MMPF methodology is presented in [36] where user selected number of particles can be used in each mode of the filter by making use of the so-called "variable-mass" idea.
"A critical mass of people, ideas, infrastructure and resources acts as a magnet of development, attracting migrants, private firms, investors and developers.
Moreover, he believes that Mr Obama will demand a very high standard of proof following the intelligence debacle over Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.The idea that there will be plenty of time between Iran making the decision to build nuclear weapons and actually getting them is a comforting conceit that Western intelligence agencies have clung to.
There's plenty of support for the mass hysteria idea (teenage girls believing they see snakes everywhere certainly seems Freudian) and enough repressed West End secrets to fill all the various notebooks, some coded, that M. W. van Dyck uses as his primary source materials.
The paper presents this approach from the perspective of application of the mass customization idea to corporate knowledge management as a major information kernel technology of intelligent enterprises.
This approach is targeted to timely provide an appropriate personalized knowledge to a person making decisions and based on application of the mass customization idea to the knowledge management what can facilitate the knowledge management in an intelligent manufacturing company.
But as with nuclear reactions, a critical mass of ideas and technology is needed first.
It was eventually found, however, that these divergences could be avoided by introducing "renormalized" couplings and particle masses, an idea conceived by the Dutch physicist Hendrik A. Kramers.
