But women can and should also connect at work events, conferences and through career-specialised networks.
Even though subsequent evolution is expected to drive these systems into one with a dominant specialised chemotaxis network, there might be a selective advantage in maintaining both a highly optimised chemotactic response as well as a more general response achieved through coupling of the tumbling behaviour to metabolite concentrations.
A Congolese king has introduced a specialised Wi-Fi network to a remote island after testing it in a similarly rugged and windswept environment: an estate in Scotland managed by a representative of Queen Elizabeth.
Those sorts of crimes required ever more dispersed networks, with specialised skills replacing sheer muscle.
For Mr Porter, firms' geographical proximity, their close competition with each other and the growth of specialised suppliers and production networks around them make a winning combination.
Our current understanding is that the brain has a modular organisation in which segregated networks supporting specialised processing are linked through a few long-range connections, ensuring processing integration.
However, looking at it from the perspective of the underlying systems the location of things is actually very logical: the city evolved from a clear city centre, hosting all services, via a compact city, with services as closely as possible to the centre to a city of flows, connected through networks with specialised places for specific services.
Current proposals include training and education programmes, information and technology-based support including specialised computer and telephone networks, and more formal approaches to planning care [ 9].
The IVD revealed in December that it had uncovered 62,720 cases of abuse, and has since referred at least 173 cases to a network of specialised courts intended to trial perpetrators, including former officials.
