The specific application of community ecology principles to pathogen and parasite communities promises substantial conceptual and technical synergy in understanding the heterogeneity in responses to infection among hosts as well as treatment of microbial perturbations in plant and animal hosts, including humans.
From the beginning, the carrier a joint venture of SBC Communications and BellSouth –was better able to justify paying a premium for AT&T Wireless than Vodafone could, because of the operational and technical cost synergies it would derive from the deal.
IEA wished to examine the technical feasibility, potential synergies and associated cost reductions associated with simultaneous capture, transportation and sequestration of two or more pollutants.
Such conversations improved the quality of the valuations and led to additional learning about technical and commercial synergy.
Furthermore it becomes possible to create synergies through technical integration by interdisciplinary cooperation and sharing of know-how across trades.
These factors include: (1) alignment with financial incentives, (2) synergy with technical and operational infrastructure, (3) physician-led governance, (4) inclusive decision making and knowledge exchange, (5) regional flexibility, (6) continuous innovation, and (7) patient-centered design.
He hopes the camp will get students to think about the effects of AI on realms like education and economic equality: "That kind of synergy between the technical stuff... and the policy stuff will be, I think, one of the signs that we're succeeding," he says.
"Big cities provide greater opportunities for synergies among creative, highly technical people, and that's why they attract them," explains Iyad Rahwan, an associate professor at MIT and the corresponding author of the paper.
He adds that there's a "great synergy" between the young technical founders who want to join YC and the young technical founders that General Catalyst likes to invest in.
