Plans for the initial phase call for a mix of functions in a downtown area to be called River Park Center, bordered by Nepperhan Avenue to the south, New Main Street to the west, Palisade Avenue to the north and Elm Street to the east.
Case study of Tortona station is relevant first for what concern the mix of functions.
The more you pack on- to a single chip, the less flexibility you retain to vary the mix of functions and capabilities that separate chips would make possible.
ReadWriteWeb expands on that a bit for a similar guess: "Perhaps a Punch is a mix of functions and content intended for collaboration, more than for posting publishing like Google Pages is".
The sheer size of such projects calls for the right mix of functions that can be economically viable within such a structure, while the overall efficiency of the building suffers from a large core necessary to provide sufficient space for vertical transportation.
Such cities do not have to be capital cities (e.g., London, Seoul) but can also be 'smart cities' such as Montreal, Munich, and perhaps Edinburgh as centers of concentration and mixing of functions (Deakin 2014).
The questionnaires included a mix of Physical Function items, performance ("Did you... ........) and capability framed ("Are you able to... ........) items, Legacy HAQ-DI and PF-10 items, and a few additional items designed to be purposely unclear, as a check on validity.
What distinguishes all of these systems from the bank controlled systems is the more open mix of cash functions, and data storage services.
Without the cloud, it would have been prohibitively expensive for a startup to build an app with this mix of complex functions, and have the computing resources to pull it off.
In addition to the microprocessor and memory, embedded systems generally have a mix of hardware functions such as timers, interrupt controllers, UARTs, general-purpose input and output (GPIO) pins, direct memory access (DMA) controllers, real time clocks, and liquid crystal display (LCD) controllers.
