The RA-OLSR protocol is a proactive, link-state wireless mesh path selection protocol based on the OLSR protocol [15].
It is also highlighted the relevance of learning from mistakes and to build proactive links between boundaries in and outside the organisation like in a "multi-player game" (Bessant and Tidd 2007 p. 20).
And too often, the institutions at which they study won't be proactive in linking them up with vital services.
Two other mechanisms were also proposed in [34] known as proactive and reactive link managements (LM).
Packet-based estimation schemes are generally used in proactive approaches, since link quality can be estimated by measuring the reception rates of control messages.
These can be general tools to strengthen regional knowledge organisations, or specific and proactive instruments to link firms in organizationally thin regions to extra-regional knowledge sources (Isaksen, 2015).
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Preceding surveys revealed a need for proactive disease prevention, linked to primary care.
But recent exam guidelines that limit the frequency of some women's OB-GYN visits, paired with the American Heart Association guidelines pointing to cardiovascular diseases and illnesses likely to occur during a woman's reproductive years, mean doctors, patients and policymakers all need to be more proactive about addressing the link between pregnancy and heart disease, Rosser says.
The car doesn't dive much under braking, nor does it roll perceptibly in corners, thanks to an ingenious system called ProActive Chassis Control that links the hydraulic suspension cylinders at each corner of the car.
For companies that are looking to be more proactive on this front, LinkedIn's also launching more online education classes related to diversity: on subjects like confronting bias, inclusive leadership and managing diversity.
