# [[#resolution04|the WG will prefer follow-your-nose architecture in the API candidates we consider]]
...uot;tweet form" use cases <br /> ... there is a task force looking at architecture <br /> ... there was an earlier workshop that included a block diagram
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'''DKA''': Question number one: Can a decentralized architecture be sustainable, profitable and usable?<br>
'''DKA''': I think the sustainable bit is interesting. Is a distributed architecture really what users want?<br>
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...n the blood vessels, thus narrowing the vessel lumen and restricting blood flow. Atheromas consist of lipids (cholesterol), carbohydrates, blood products,
...is feature is also shared by other primitive plastids). Thylakoid membrane architecture and the presence of carboxysomes are cyanobacteria-like. Historically, the
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# 7 FIGURE 7.16 reviews the endomembrane system, showing the flow of membranes through the various organelles.
# 17 It is customary to describe the flow of information from gene to protein in linguistic terms because both nuclei
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After a web designer presents a site’s architecture, or wireframe, to a client for approval, the next step is to determine the
...eir code snippets on a web site as open source material. I designed a site architecture for approval, and I am happy to report that they loved the ideas that I pre
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..."| Support skipping of ancillary content in order to not interrupt content flow.
| headers="md req"| Support a platform-accessibility architecture relevant to the operating environment. ([http://www.w3.org/TR/UAAG20/#princ
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..."| Support skipping of ancillary content in order to not interrupt content flow.
| headers="md req"| Support a platform-accessibility architecture relevant to the operating environment. ([http://www.w3.org/TR/UAAG20/#princ
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* Future Web standards should think beyond the browser, including the entire flow between applications, the browser, servers, the operating system, and devic
...son (Intel) demonstrated that trusted hardware could be a component of the flow, but that hardware manufacturers are wary of introducing "legacy" or "prema
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...tp://protege.stanford.edu/ Protégé 2000] ontology editor tool has a plugin architecture that allowed the development of a number of [http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bi
...a Semantic Web runtime framework based on an enterprise service bus (ESB) architecture. The SSB can query, transform, route and perform reasoning over RDF data an
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...developed on the basis of purely tactical decisions, the resulting chaotic architecture produces incomprehensible data silos that are much more costly and risky to
In fact, new thinking about innovation shows how the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Trap [3] can distort conventional business risk assessments by incorr
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...he Web architecture. Both for consumers and within the enterprise, the Web architecture must be enhanced to better support social networking.
...re for a new Working Group. It is also worth looking at Working Group work flow generally and provide streamlined interfaces.
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This requires detailed knowledge of the WAI static website architecture as well as the technologies used to build and deploy the live site and prev
* understanding the current website architecture and improving it. This is a large Jekyll static site with many GitHub repos
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:+1. I don't think we should specify the notation but this flow should work. Very similar to [[#Person tagging]]. --[[User:Eprodrom|Evan Pr
...nk "report" should report to ''my'' server, and any other server-to-server flow should be handled in the protocol. --[[User:Eprodrom|Evan Prodromou]] ([[Us
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The following navigation work-flow is supported:
...ptor_explorer$ReceptorExplorer_MergedArch.pdf|Receptor Explorer high-level architecture]]
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...d we open up the pipeline architecture to allow more than XML documents to flow through it?
= General architecture =
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Should we open up the pipeline architecture to allow non-XML documents to flow through it?
= Other Architecture Changes =
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...rs will give an overview on what it takes and means to be in the Technical Architecture Group and the Advisory Board. We’ll give an overview of both the TAG and AB
...rience, the privacy, the security, while maintaining or increasing revenue flow?
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...but I still want to understand the main issues that cause all that ink to flow (and all those passions to flare). Because you are the lead editor, I bet t
...orial activism" has varied. When working on [http://www.w3.org/TR/webarch/ Architecture of the World Wide Web] with the TAG, I mostly tried to synthesize the viewp
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...s, 2009-01-03) have been captured on flickr. Here is the resulting overall architecture:
* [[User:Bferris|Bob Ferris]], close the information flow life cycle
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...mming the Web of Things? E.g., [http://noflojs.org/documentation/protocol/ Flow-Based Programming network protocol]
...om [http://www.webofthings.org/2011/12/01/phd-web-of-things-app-archi/ WoT Architecture]): accessiblity (REST, Pub/sub, etc.), findability (lightweight semantics,
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