... was developed in response to the increasing use of mobile computers in order to
enable computers to maintain Internet connection during their movement from one Internet
access point to another. ... tunneled using IP. An L2TP access concentrator is the client end of
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The ... access points remain at high risk of being
accessed by unauthorized parties or hackers.
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Brute force attacks against passwords of access points. The majority of access points use a
single password...
... properties of Moore’s Law,
their findings showed that the Internet doubles in size every 5.32 years. Using this figure in
combination with the number of devices connected to the Internetin 2003 ... Evolution of the Internet Is Changing Everything
The InternetofThings (IoT), sometimes referred to as the Internetof Objects, will change
everything—including ourselves. This may seem like ... than people to the Internet, a
huge window of opportunity opened for the creation of applications in the areas of
automation, sensing, and machine-to-machine communication. In fact, the possibilities...
... history of M2M or the Internet of
Things.
“Something is happening. Things are starting to
talk to other things. You will see it all around you.
We know, because at Motorola, we’re making it a
reality.”
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... development
of the Internetof Things. As a matter of fact, things
started picking up as early as 2002.
In 2004, Nokia published a white paper called
Machine to Machine: Let Your Machines Talk ... general
manager of Belkin and co-founder of the MIT
Auto-ID Center, coined the term the Internet of
INTRODUCTION
On a cold day in November 2011, the two of us
were sitting in the conference room of Detecon
USA,...
... developing and maintaining a credible integrated climate observing system.” The “Post-2002” report (NRC,
1999b) determined that “ensuring continuity of operational data, evaluating the readiness of ... president of the National Academy of Engineering.
The Institute of Medicine was established in 1970 by the National Academy of Sciences to secure the services of
eminent members of appropriate professions ... of the National Research Council.
National Academy of Sciences
National Academy of Engineering
Institute of Medicine
National Research Council
INTEGRATING RESEARCH AND OPERATIONAL MISSIONS IN...
... 2011 using search terms including ‘online
child* safety, ‘online child* health’, Internet child* safety’, Internet child* access’, ‘child* activity
Internet , ‘adolescent activity Internet , ... 2011 using search terms including
Internet pharmacy’, ‘online pharmacy’, Internet pharmacy safety’, ‘safety online medic*’,
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‘safety
Internet medic*’, ‘online pharmacy safety’, ‘online counterfeit ... 451.1
China, Hong Kong SAR 1 in 455.3
China 1 in 457.0
United States 1 in 713.6
Singapore 1 in 828.9
The Netherlands 1 in 910.4
Japan 1 in 1331
Executive summary
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The Internet presents a world of...
... list is often a helpful
indication of the level of understanding of the model.
(vi) Examination of assumptions - sensitivity testing.
Models rest on assumptions of
various kinds, some of which ... all of these simplifying assumptions could explain the
inability of the main credit risk portfolio models to replicate the time-clustering of defaults that
is observed in markets, including ... Definitions of risk types may differ
across institutions, or even across portfolios within a single banking organisation, often
reflecting the nature of the bank’s business or the degree of...
... knowledge.
Since there are two dimensions relevant to ,:haracteriz-
ing concept activation actions, it is possible to define four
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Some Pragmatic Issuesin the Planning of Definite and Indefinite ... knowledge an
utterance-planning system must have in order to produce
certain kinds of definite and indefinite noun phrases. An
utterance.planning system, like other planning systems,
plans actions ... illocutionary acts
can be defined in terms of the kinds of inferences made,
given a semantic analysis of an utterance, facts about mu-
tual knowledge, and general principles of rational behavior....
... allowing comprehensive logging without compromising
performance.
The cost of cloud computing in information security management includes the costs of
migrating, implementing, integrating, training, ... Computing in information security
management
According to Bendandi (2009, p. 7) the top security benefits of cloud computing includes:
♦ The security and benefits of scale that all kinds ofsecurity ... centralize point. Security updates and new patches can be applied
more effectively thereby allowing business continuity in an event of a security hole. Cloud
computing weakness include list of issues...
... draw drinking water directly from natural springs in Ituri forest
47Water Issuesin the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Work in progress: construction of a retaining headwall in the village of ... return for
mining concessions in Katanga.
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The Management Platform for Aid and Investments
(PGAI) coordinated by the Ministry of Planning brings
together 10 major donors, of whom 7 accounted ... built spring boxes.
Moubaka spring in Kikwit, Bandundu Province
The protective cover of this spring box is partially exposed rendering contamination inevitable.
Note also the lack of any diversion...
... combinatorial realities of fine-grained sampling are daunting, because the num-
ber of trials increases proportionally to the square of the number of sample values
along the dimension(s) of interest. ... asymmetries in off-center compositions.
The genesis of this line of research appears to be an early claim by Wölf in (1928),
as reported in Gaffron (1950), that aesthetically pleasing paintings generally ... of variance on the
positions of the centers of the objects indicate a main effect of facing direction
(F(1, 9) = 6.99, p<0.03), but not of instructional condition, F(1, 9)<1, or their
interaction...
... of business activities and they are the
shareholders of the enterprises.
In the view point of stakeholders to some extent is affected by the behavior of
managers. In the substance of CSR issues, ... are the needs of the
company, from the interests of the company. While companies in many developing
countries is often argued that environmental costs are not included in the price of the
product ... ethical issues. However, the study of Dawkins
(2004) in the UK point out 74% of respondents indicated that more information on
the company’s CSR behavior would affect their purchasing decision....
... importance of ageing in the increase in health
expenditures per capita during the period from 1940 to 1990 in the United States. He
found that that ageing, in the sense of an increasing proportion of ... their determinants and consequences in
aging populations.
Since the publication of the Global Burden of Disease Study 1990, there has been increasing
interest in comparative analyses of health ... worth noting that analyses of the kind reported by Cutler (1995) and Newhouse
(1992) are essentially special cases of (5*) where they inquire into various influences that
go into explaining the...
... president of the National Academy
of Engineering.
The Institute of Medicine was established in 1970 by the National Academy of Sciences
to secure the services of eminent members of appropriate professions ... Institutes
of Health, 2004.
Suggested citation: IOM (Institute of Medicine). 2010. Policy issuesin the development
of personalized medicine in oncology: Workshop summary. Washington, DC: The ... policies determined by the Academy, the Council has become
the principal operating agency of both the National Academy of Sciences and the
National Academy of Engineering in providing services...
... reducing the lifetime of TPMS.
To evaluate the privacy and security risks of such a
system, we will address the issues listed below in the
following sections.
Difficulty of reverse engineering. ... typically
done during tire installation. Afterwards, the ID of the
sensor becomes the key information that assists the ECU
in determining the origin of the data packet and filtering
out packets ... by
turning off and restarting the ignition. It did, however,
reset after about 10 minutes of driving.
To our surprise, at the end of only two days of spo-
radic experiments involving triggering the...
... president of the National Academy
of Engineering.
The Institute of Medicine was established in 1970 by the National Academy of Sciences
to secure the services of eminent members of appropriate professions ... to include information
about the lack of activity of anti-EGFR antibodies in the setting of KRAS
mutations in the labels (i.e., while the indication remains broad, the label
states that in ... Institutes
of Health, 2004.
Suggested citation: IOM (Institute of Medicine). 2010. Policy issuesin the development
of personalized medicine in oncology: Workshop summary. Washington, DC: The...