the right to assemble quotes

... Importing the Various Components of the Right to Human Dignity 68 2.1. The Right to Life and Human Dignity 70 2.2. Human Dignity and the General Personality Right 75 (a) The Right to Free Fulfilment ... Fulfilment of the Personality 79 (b) The General Freedom of Action 79 (c) The Right to a Private Sphere 81 (d) The Right to Self-Determination 82 3. Conclusion 86 4. Choosing the Right Model 87 1. ... first, they took place at the same time in the early 1990s and secondly, the collapse of the political regime brought with it the collapse of the economic system, with both then having to be rebuilt concurrently....

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... Brief History of Cabling Over the past 30 years there have been unprecedented advances in networking technology. Since the early 1970s with the development of Ethernet, rates for point -to- point ... for How to Choose the Right Cabling Infrastructure Bandwidth Building for Bandwidth Page 3 Selecting the Infrastructure: Follow the Lead of IEEE The same scenario faces network planners today as cabling ... life of three to five years before they become obsolete. In contrast, structured cabling historically has a useful life of 10 to 15 years. Therefore, the structured cabling you install today must...

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... addition, it’s a useful time for the moderator to discuss the test with the observers. When leaving the room, the moderator should reemphasize the need for the evaluator to narrate all of his or her ... front door, they were asked to scroll down through one of the top stories, talking about their experience with the interface and their thoughts on the content. They were then asked to look for ... experience, the developers paid special attention to the sliding panel. In the fi rst round of testing, none of the six evaluators opened the panel. When asked whether they had seen the bar and the...

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... to ask them any questions about their background. Because the inspectors fi ll in the defect reports immediately, there is usually no need to record the session – there is lit- tle insight to ... opinions. Encourage the inspectors to be as specifi c as possible in linking the usability defects to the heuristics. This helps the inspectors concentrate on the heuristics to be checked. ANALYSIS ... comments on them. Some practitioners prefer to gather the defects and the good points about the interface on a single form, whereas others prefer to deal with all the defects and all the good...

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... http://zing.ncsl.nist.gov/iusr/documents/whatistheCIF.html ) If your task is to improve the interface as well as to establish whether it meets the requirements, then you are likely to need to work out what to do next: recom- mending the ... Table 12.5 to record the applicability). The next column is for recording the adherence/nonadherence of the interface feature to the particular guideline of the standard. The inspector records ... that the results of heuristic evaluations and other types of inspections look at the impact ratio, which is the ratio of the number of problems that the product team commits to fi x to the total...

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... Bandwidth How to Choose the Right Cabling Infrastructure WHITE PAPER Building for Bandwidth Page 3 Selecting the Infrastructure: Follow the Lead of IEEE The same scenario faces network planners today ... life of three to five years before they become obsolete. In contrast, structured cabling historically has a useful life of 10 to 15 years. Therefore, the structured cabling you install today must ... Brief History of Cabling Over the past 30 years there have been unprecedented advances in networking technology. Since the early 1970s with the development of Ethernet, rates for point -to- point...

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... Brief History of Cabling Over the past 30 years there have been unprecedented advances in networking technology. Since the early 1970s with the development of Ethernet, rates for point -to- point ... solutions hit the market following the release of the standard. Scenario 2: You are not sure what to do; you occupy space on a short-term lease, or you are concerned about the current state of the standards. ... systems and the inherent ability to run more complex applications. Over time, network equipment speeds outpace the infrastructure that connects the devices; In the transition of 10Base-T to 100Base-TX,...

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... ignored while the customers are using the computer, and their friends who are trying to call while they’re monopolizing the phone line. You’ve got to factor in the concerns of all these people ... advertisers, investors, all the departments (marketing, purchasing, billing, shipping, customer support) within the e-commerce company, the cus- tomers, the person they’re buying for, the customers’ spouses ... mindful of their own safety and the safety of others, including parties for whom they have a professional responsibility. To the fullest extent of the law, neither the Publisher nor the authors,...

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... site and why they would go there. Ask them how it fi ts into their lifestyle, and when and how they’d like to use it. Ask them what features they’d like and what they’d use; pro- vide them with ... is easy to miss (the card type is not really necessary and can be derived from the card number). Also note the instructions at the bot- tom of the form telling the user not to use the Stop or ... train on a route. To get the true status for a train, the user must select a train and press the button at the bottom of the page. (b) The Status page adds actual status to the schedule for...

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... rate how certain they are that they are putting the card into the right place on the hierarchy. The average percentage of cards that are sorted into the correct place in the hierarchy would ... participants to group the cards as they see fi t; then, if they create more than seven groups, ask them to regroup their cards into higher-level groups. In the second case, you should staple all the ... groupings. Other participants sorted the cards stand- ing up so they could reach along the table to work with the cards they had already put out. In addition to the deck of cards with topics on them,...

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... cluster, and analyze the data to discover themes (see Fig. 6.2 ). You use these themes to generate rough persona “skeletons.” You then cull and prioritize the skeletons to focus only the most important,most ... factoids near each other to form groups or clusters. Ask everyone to review their factoids and start putting them on the wall or fl oor in relation to other people’s factoids (and in relation to ... chance to comb through their assigned research docu- ments, it is time to go back through the items they highlighted, reevaluate their importance, and then transfer them to another medium to enable...

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... stakeholders so that they can reevaluate ■ the strategy for the product. If they push back, show them the data that led to your conclusions. Reevaluate your data sources to consider whether they are really ... STRUCTURE THE DISCUSSION It is helpful to provide some structure to the prioritization exercise. The fi rst step is simply to have them rank order the skeletons by perceived importance. There will ... change the delivery medium, how do you get these people to change their behavior and turn on the TV to access your product? How do you build a specifi c product that will appeal to them, given their...

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... folded in racks, so the stories above the fold are the only ones vis- ible to the potential purchaser. Similarly, the Web content above the fold has to sell the site to the visitor. There is a risk ... points to the corresponding section further down the page. “See Also” links: These point to the other Web sites. They are often of ■ particular value to users as they enable them to explore ... up the use of the Back button Warns users that they are going to the external site but does not force them to locate a new window Some users may fail to see the disclaimer. Text of the...

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