There are exceptions to this rule, however, e.g. the physicist Steven Pearton (Np = 1300, h = 61 as of 2007) had R = 2.50 in 1987 (at the border of nuclear and solitary), and this became R = 2.06 (networked) in 1997 and R = 1.94 (extensively networked) in 2007 as he grew larger teams of co-authors in superconductor research.
Its most practical contribution to its networked partners today may be the tactical expertise it has developed about bomb making and suicide bomb delivery.
That's a field much in demand in our networked economy today, but Connectifier's ambitions appear to be much wider, with other verticals where it's finding candidates including finance, sales, and healthcare — essentially a focus on all areas where recruiting top talent is very competitive.
Mobility is such a basic requirement for the connected, networked executive today.
Essec, another grande école, started teaching "Managing IT in a Networked World" last year as part of its Global M.B.A. program, which is taught in both Paris and Singapore.
A networked molecule C2200 is decomposed into branched and linear molecules via bond breaking at cross-linking points.
The main reason is that sensors may suffer from probabilistic signal missing especially in a networked environment [23 25].
The 1960s marked the era of the semiconductor; the 1970s, the birth of the personal computer; the 1980s, a new networked world; the 1990s, the dawn of the modern Internet; and in the 2000s, new social networks were built.
8 The need to have cyber resilient systems in place: Omni-digitization necessitates weighing the trade-offs between opportunities intrinsic to hyperconnected (Chinn, Kaplan and Weinberg [2014]), networked (Bughin et al. [2011]) enterprises and accompanied threats due to cyber attacks (Chinn et al. [2014]).
The S2500n and M5200 networked printers include one-year next business day onsite repair.
