The continuing flow of the quality message down to, not through, the next level of supervision until it reaches all workers. Also see “deployment.”

In videoconferencing systems, cascading is the term used to describe the method for allowing multiple participants to enter the conference beyond what a single multipoint control unit (MCU) can suppor [..]

See Pressure Piling

 

A Web page can contain one or all types of style sheets. When it contains more than one, the sheets are “cascaded” into a single style sheet with an established order of priority:

The uncontrolled successive loss of system

in teaching, an approach where learning involves information or ideas being successively passed on and shared by learners. In broader educational settings, it refers to any system of communication whe [..]

 Means to accommodate more videoconference participants than using one MCU by joining another MCU into a session hosted by the primary MCU. 

A method of interconnecting KVM switches by connecting a computer port to a user port on a secondary switch, also called daisy-chaining.

Connecting two or more circuits together so that one circuit feeds the other.

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