The need of achieving maximum efficiency from these systems motivates the challenge of a careful design that integrates functionalities traditionally considered to be separated, as communication, computation, and control.
In a hierarchical architecture adopted here, all sensor nodes are separated into communication clusters.
At the beginning of a process of translation, different collectives are separated, without communication, but in the end there are speeches about shared objectives and joint activities.
Research indicates that grandparent-grandchild relationships are beneficial and important for both generations [For a review see 15] and for those that are geographically separated, video communication may make such relationships possible.
Earlier this week, Ms. Jacobs said that the company had nothing to do with a separate communication from a subcontractor hired to retrieve Motrin from stores.
A senior intelligence official gave one example: a Web page for a private e-mail in-box that displays subject lines for dozens of different messages — each of which is considered a separate communication, and only one of which may discuss the person who has been targeted for intelligence collection.
He reports that rice yields with "improved" methods that rely very much on purchased inputs are 3.5-6 tons/ha in Madagascar, whereas yields with SRI are "up to 10 tons/ha (or more in some cases)." In a separate communication, the Minister of Agriculture has reported that over 200,000 farmers are now using SRI methods in Madagascar, with SRI yields averaging 6 tons.
(4) Where the Board deems it necessary to submit comments or recommendations to the Secretary as to matters arising from but not directly related to the issues of any case, such comments and recommendations shall be the subject of separate communication.
Thus, it would be valuable to avoid implementing parallel transceiver units for separate communication modes.
The weight of edges between two computation tasks is represented as a separate communication task.
