In recent work we defined a concept referred to as stochastic pooling networks, to describe a class of network structures in which various unexpected emergent features have been observed.
Examples of stochastic pooling networks can be found in a diverse range of scientific and engineering contexts, as well as across a vast range of scales, ranging from macroscopic social networks to nanoscale electronics.
Lehman, which already operates a dark pool network, will bring its trading technology and an established customer to the project.
The commission also decided that for the North Carolina debate, it would supply to the pool network only one audio transmission, mixing the sound from all the microphones on the stage.
Since the first meeting between the telcos and Almunia, the FT adds that the idea of creating a "newco" structure to pool network infrastructures (and their associated debt) has also been floated — which could be used on a wholesale basis by all telecoms groups.
The dynamics of tracer motion depicts the statics of the underlying stationary flux-and-pool network.
Just ahead of a reworking of rules governing stock markets, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairwoman Mary L. Schapiro made it clear how she feels about high-speed computerized trading, secretive dark-pool networks and other regimens that make trades nearly invisible to ordinary investors.
Extreme pathway (EP) calculation was used to evaluate the strain-specific redox network and central metabolism around folate synthesis, hemoglobin degradation, as well as porphyrin and carbon-pool networks in all contained pathways.
The essential characteristics are on-demand self-service, location-independent resource pooling, broad network access, rapid resource elasticity, and measured service.
The emergence of these "prosumers" is challenging the revenue and the profit pool for network operators and fossil fuel generators.
