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31 Oct 2011: At tERR = 150 we randomly removenodes with probability PERR and we wait until thenetwork reaches a new steady state. ... This happens because thestatic analysis is unable to consider that time providesredundancy as new paths can still appear.

29 Feb 2008: Scalability: as in traditional systems, the ability to accommodate new hosts and services is essential. ... current environment; to easily integrate new functionalities and behaviours into the systems, and so on.

1 Apr 2008: 1: updateOwnUtilities ()2: create new message c: CONTROL< U,I,R, self >3: broadcast (c). ... The hosts move towards the new goal in a straightline as before until they reach it.

7 Sep 2012: higher degrees are more likely toattract new edges than nodes with fewer connections. ... 4.2 Triangle-closing modelsSince a vast majority of new edges close social triangles,.

30 Oct 2009: 8. Subscriptions Dissemination. 1: create new message c: CONTROL< R,S,M, self>2: broadcast (c). ... When a new matching notification is re-ceived it handles the message to the application component.

1 Jul 2013: For example,since people may split the majority of their time betweenhome and work, sampling randomly is likely to fail captur-ing participants in new locations. ... created a new cluster.