Social media tends to serve not as a bridge between different viewpoints, but more as a means of drawing up the bridge; inside the citadel, everyone agrees with everyone else, wider communication consists of lobbing insults over the ramparts.
The local supervisors communicate, through a plant-wide communication network, with a plant supervisor responsible for monitoring the different units and coordinating their responses in a way that minimizes the propagation of failure effects.
It relies on a wide communication bandwidth with the increasing number of interfaces, which decreases the system reliability.
Since 2000 Critical Care has taken advantage of the potential of the Internet to allow rapid and wide-reaching communication with our continuing commitment to open access to research articles.
The Reproductive and Child Health Section (RCHS) of the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare [Tanzania] is in the process of developing new PNC guidelines to be used country-wide [personal communication with Dr Georgina Msemo, the focal point for neonates, 5th May 2008].
Elsewhere Prigogine points out that "When an open system is far from equilibrium, under the influence of a driving force, random fluctuations either internal or external to the system are amplified within the system, involving system-wide communication, and experimentation occurs with possible new configurations" [ 31].
a Sagittal and b axial CTs demonstrate tumour eroding through to the trachea with a wide communication (arrows).
Introduction to the principles of wide bandwidth wireless communication, with a focus on ultra-wide bandwidth (UWB) systems.
We created a wiki with MediaWiki software for both project-wide communication, document sharing and as the repository for experimental metadata.
He also said there would be a UK-wide communication strategy "to raise the profile of qualifications in Wales", especially with employers and universities in England.
These system-wide communication failures compromise patient care.
