Two systems can communicate from Bashful Interaction to the Toxic
Integration mode. The Bashful Interaction implies a diverse interaction model
in which the information exchange occurs between two systems with a low
response rate. When the first System Platform transmits information, the second
System Platform is under the new load circumstance of simulating stagnation
mode, and then communication initiates in a contrary direction.
The Toxic Interaction implies an interaction pattern in which one System
Platform can allocate a dominated mode mechanism and make rules for the
opponent system. There is a risk that Global Variables and designated modules
in subordinated Systems can modify over time. The Adjustment of Global
Parameters flows in embedded local functions. Changes in the subordinated
module cause unanticipated process results.
Toxic Integration can define, among others, a diverse integration
pattern in which two systems with the same value consistency and power equality
policy initiate Integration. The integration process and equality policy change
gradually because of failure concepts and criteria in systems integration
strategies. One System Platform can persuade one to choose a subordinate mode,
dispersing invisible entities to system environments because of
pattern-matching phenomena. This type of integration pattern can change to
immoderate communication. The subordinated Systems can lose most Global
Variables accessibility functions, which cause changes in system behavior and
act as a passive component in dominated embedded systems. Two systems need to
integrate democratically to function effectively. Subsystems can remain
enslaved persons in system integration without any recommended system
specification.
Observation:
The Bashful Interaction and Toxic Integration can imply
multiple-instance levels in system integration.
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