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Decentralized stable factors and a parameterization of decentralized controllers
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 1991Decentralized stable factors (DSF) are used to extend the stable factorization approach to the design of decentralized controllers. The DSF allow a parameterization of all the stabilizing decentralized controllers in the form of a Youla parameterization.
Ranjit A. Date, Joe H. Chow
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19th IEEE Computer Security Foundations Workshop (CSFW'06), 2006
Robustness links confidentiality and integrity properties of a computing system and has been identified as a useful property for characterizing and enforcing security. Previous characterizations of robustness have been with respect to a single idealized attacker; this paper shows how to define robustness for systems with mutual distrust.
Chong, Stephen, Myers, A.C.
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Robustness links confidentiality and integrity properties of a computing system and has been identified as a useful property for characterizing and enforcing security. Previous characterizations of robustness have been with respect to a single idealized attacker; this paper shows how to define robustness for systems with mutual distrust.
Chong, Stephen, Myers, A.C.
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1987
Job satisfaction is often cited as one reason for decentralization. However, is it really an effective way to promote employee satisfaction? The author explores the impact of decentralization on the job satisfaction of staff nurses and first-line managers.
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Job satisfaction is often cited as one reason for decentralization. However, is it really an effective way to promote employee satisfaction? The author explores the impact of decentralization on the job satisfaction of staff nurses and first-line managers.
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The 4th International Conference on Future Networks and Distributed Systems (ICFNDS), 2020
There are three interrelated concepts of development of telecommunication networks today: 5G, 6G and Network 2030. The creation of fifth-generation telecommunication networks is the first step towards a fundamental modernization of telecommunication networks towards the emergence of ultra-highly reliable networks with ultra-low delays [3].
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There are three interrelated concepts of development of telecommunication networks today: 5G, 6G and Network 2030. The creation of fifth-generation telecommunication networks is the first step towards a fundamental modernization of telecommunication networks towards the emergence of ultra-highly reliable networks with ultra-low delays [3].
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Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, 2018
There is controversy today about whether decentralized intensive care unit (ICU) designs featuring alcoves and multiple sites for charting are effective. There are issues relating to travel distance, visibility of patients, visibility of staff colleagues, and communications among caregivers, along with concerns about safety risk.
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There is controversy today about whether decentralized intensive care unit (ICU) designs featuring alcoves and multiple sites for charting are effective. There are issues relating to travel distance, visibility of patients, visibility of staff colleagues, and communications among caregivers, along with concerns about safety risk.
D Kirk, Hamilton +3 more
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Proportional Budgeting and Decentralization
Econometrica, 1995Summary: Governments, universities, and other not-for-profit organizations frequently employ two -- potentially incongruent -- budgeting procedures: proportional budgeting and decentralization. The former entails allocating budget increments or decrements uniformly across divisions or sectors of the organization.
Blackorby, Charles, Russell, R Robert
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Decentralized Transshipment Networks
Operations Research, 1971In the usual formulation of the transshipment problem it is assumed that a single decision-maker is dealing with a unified network of nodes and arcs and that supply and demand levels at each source are determined a priori. This paper develops a transshipment model in which subnetworks are controlled by a decentralized management level and supply ...
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Decentralized control: An overview
Annual Reviews in Control, 2007Abstract The paper reviews the past and present results in the area of decentralized control of large-scale complex systems. An emphasis is laid on decentralization, decomposition, and robustness. These methodologies serve as effective tools to overcome specific difficulties arising in large-scale complex systems such as high dimensionality ...
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Decentralized Delimited Release
2011Decentralization is a major challenge for secure computing. In a decentralized setting, principals are free to distrust each other. The key challenge is to provide support for expressing and enforcing expressive decentralized policies. This paper focuses on declassification policies, i.e., policies for intended information release.We propose a ...
Magazinius J., Askarov A., Sabelfeld A.
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Decentralized Modeling and Decentralized Thinking
1999The Era of Decentralization It seems fair to say that we live in an era of decentralization. Almost every time you pick up a newspaper, you can see evidence of the growing interest in decentralized systems. On the front page, you might read an article about the transition of the former Communist states from centrally planned economies to market-based ...
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