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modularity |
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The characteristic of a system that has been divided into smaller subsystems which interact with each other. |
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In addition, the built-in modularity and flexibility of our base design means that most existing tooling can be utilized and special machine features can be easily integrated. The goal of the Ordnance Corps' Task Force Modularity is to restructure Army maintenance so tactical-level combat units are more mobile and self-sustaining than ever before. The authors apply constructs and models developed in the study of organizational modularity to explain the adoption of increasingly modular organizational designs in the U. |
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