[It is true that ] Pub / sub systems have loose coupling within space, time and synchronization, providing a scalable infrastructure for information exchange and distributed workflows.
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When the number is called, the calling entity is effectively saying, " Please do this job for me . " The decoupling or loose coupling is immediately apparent.
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They are different in that RPC-and ORB-based middleware create systems of tightly coupled components, whereas MOM-based systems allow for a looser coupling of components.
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This allows asynchronous, event-driven communications between the actors of the system, and also promotes a loose coupling between those actors, since the subscriber never needs to have direct knowledge of the publisher.
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The application of the service loose coupling design principle requires delving into the different types of couplings that exist between the service consumer and the service contract as well as the service contract and the service s implementation.
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When looking at which WikiProjects are within scope for a given article I edit, it's difficult to know which WikiProjects are active and able to offer advice verses a project which only provides a loose coupling to a category.
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As firms in a given industry begin to substitute loose coupling with organizational components that lie outside of firm boundaries for activities that were once conducted in-house, the entire production system ( which may encompass many firms ) becomes increasingly modular.
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The concept of loose coupling is in turn related to that of service-oriented architectures, and FBP fits a number of the criteria for such an architecture, albeit at a more fine-grained level than most examples of this architecture.
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To maintain ceremonial conformity, organizations that reflect institutional rules tend to buffer their formal structures from the uncertainties of the technical activities by developing a loose coupling between their formal structures and actual work activities .-( John Meyer and Brian Rowan, 1976)
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"' Cloud architecture "', the systems architecture of the software systems involved in the delivery of cloud computing, typically involves multiple " cloud components " communicating with each other over a loose coupling mechanism such as a messaging queue.
