By imagining a future where emergency response is not controlled from a single building, this project postulates that emergency response must become an integrated and networked function of the city.
You can use software such as RemoteScan and SoftPerfect to allow scanning activity between networked computers without relying on the operating system's network functions.
It sounds inefficient compared to one big truck delivery, but Raptopoulos maintains that because the vehicles would be networked, and would function autonomously.
(Networked work, see ch. 3).
Finding out the explanations behind the phenomena that networked systems can still function efficiently after some structural damages or the malfunction of certain nodes is meaningful to both the design of solid systems and the defend against failures.
But networked, nonhierarchical ones have much greater capacity to take a hit and to keep functioning, as the sizable literature on ecosystem resilience has repeatedly shown.
A universal formula for constructing common neural-networked stabilizing function and controller is designed.
It's also time to start a conversation about the deeper changes that will be necessary over the longer term — to our tax and transfer system, to the nature and extent of our public investment, and even to how democracy can and should function in a networked world.
Indispensably, these functions can provide the stability for the system of networked relationships to function optimally (Castells 2009).
For the symbiosis of humans and machines, various kinds of sensing devices will be either implicitly or explicitly embedded, networked, and cooperatively function in our future living environment [1 3].
Based on the principle of our method, the genes in a comodule are likely to function together as a network, and miRNAs in a comodule are likely to cooperatively target groups of networked genes.
