Increasingly, companies are adopting service-oriented architectures to respond to rapid changes in the market.
Our prediction was that APCO would detect the fluctuation of CO more promptly than PACO, thereby making it possible to respond to rapid changes in intraoperative hemodynamics.
On/off control is simple and effective but may not be able to respond to rapid changes in the measured variable (known as PV, or process variable).
Innovation outposts in Silicon Valley allow big companies to sense and respond to rapid changes in technology.
Our results indicate that thermal tolerances of some organisms can respond to rapid changes in climate.
Macrophages are critical to both the innate and adaptive immune response; they must develop and respond to rapid changes in the microenvironment.
Thus, the system is set up to maximally respond to rapid changes in the environment but not to the long day and night oscillations registered under physiological conditions.
However, ArcLight's ability to respond to rapid changes in membrane potential is limited by its slow kinetics (Jin et al., 2012).
The ability of CysC to more correctly predict GFR among older people and to respond to rapid changes in GFR compared with creatinine could explain the stronger association between CysC levels and IE prognosis compared with creatinine levels.
The system did not require information about nutritional intake and was able to respond to rapid changes in caloric and carbohydrate intake, even though a 15-minute lag exists between blood and Navigator sensor glucose levels [ 52].
