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...red to as “the man in black” by many or as the scorpion man, but his true name was Vincent Black. It wasn’t his name that was important though, it w... ...lankly stated. Vincent looked him directly in the eyes, “Yeah, that’s me. Name’s Vincent. Guess the Seekers found out Hartford’s inhab- ited again.” ... ... tatooed on the eyelid of the same eye. “Yes General, I do know him. His name is Vincent Black, and he’s not to be underestimated as it seems our f... ...antly clear. “You will be hearing from me soon,” Triton said giving every indication that he understood completely. The communication then ended. Co... ... Storm and the subsequent fghts with the Seekers. I’m sure the government server farms as well as the private ones are still safe; a lot of those we... ...s were created? They have to be copies. Most of the originals would be on servers that were destroyed or disconnected now that there’s only a defens... ...He charged toward the control unit, which was actually a series of blade servers in a server cabinet. He quickly holstered his side- arms and pulled...

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...ight benefit from a slightly more fashionable cut. He was called some unpleasant names about that too. But she couldn’t bring herself to say anythin... ...rend among the older girls was to have the sweater altered to include the school name as the acronym S.E.C.S, and with the words ‘South Ealing girls... ...t was a small black device, the same size as a mobile phone. Daddy had a poncey name for it but, to her, it was just ‘the gadget’. 20 Technolo... ...boosted the signal back to the studio and transmitted the programme, via playout servers, to the satellite, cable and internet TV networks. Sharon ... ...ing. You asked me a question. Do you remember what my answer was?” There was no indication that Philip had heard her. Sam knew she was just hoping ...

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...lot of trash. The absence of judicious filtering has unjustly given a bad name to whole segments of the industry (e.g., small, or web-based publishe... ... of highly authoritative information authored and released by the leading names in every field of human knowledge and endeavour. The Internet, is, i... ...ders which rent out access to application software which resides on their servers) are considering this model. The recent collapse in online advert... ... withdrew only lately from the Internet. The Internet (with a different name) became semi-public property - with access granted to the chosen few.... ...isance value. All this is bound to lead to a monopolization of hosts and servers. The important broadcast channels will diminish in number and be s... ...t and Opera?). Networks will merge to form privately owned mega-networks. Servers will merge to form hyper-servers run on supercomputers in "server ... ...tion, we have ALWAYS found ways "through" or "around" them. And I see no indication that this will slow down. 6. The battle rages between c...

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...ns, and if they can be saved, they will offer more. As time passes, the brand names on each side will change. But the core battle will remain. It will ... ...ctly one vendor to summon if something went wrong. By the 1960s, the company name was International Business Machines, and IBM dominated business com... ...dem, people could acquire plain terminals or PCs and connect them to central servers over a telephone line. Users could dial up whichever service they... ...not harness the potential generativity of their offerings by making their own servers more open to third-party coding? Some networks’ mainframes permit... ...rativity provided a way to ameliorate some of these limitations. A PC owner named Tom Jennings wrote FIDOnet in the spring of 1984. 20 FIDOnet was BB... ...osoft Windows to forge a point-to-point Internet connection with the dial-up servers run by nascent Internet Service Providers (ISPs). 38 With no form... ...perceived level of threat that the records of postworm discus- sion lack any indication that they were even considered. As the next chapter will explo...

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...ined sense of what is fair and what is just. The judgement of fairness or justice (namely, the appraisal of the extent of compliance with conventio... ... and it is coupled with disdain and contempt for the lowly and the great unwashed (namely, the gentiles). The Jewish Response: There were precious... ...a constant stream of flabbergasted news reports, is far from extinct. Much- debated indications exist that our Neanderthal, Proto- Neolithic, and Neo... ...to, natives of Colombia and Peru, the Carib in the Lesser Antilles (whose distorted name - Canib - gave rise to the word "cannibalism"), to Maori tr... ...ensurate with both his character and with other decisions he made. 4. There is no indication, however indirect, that the patient wishes or would h... ...ensurate with both his character and with other decisions he made. 4. There is no indication, however indirect, that the patient wishes or would h... ...thered from their environment (mostly, from the user). Put differently: In future, servers will contain not only information (as they do today) - b... ...s advantages. The extranet is open to clients and suppliers as well. The company's server can be accessed by anyone authorized, from anywhere, at a... ... in "virtual teamwork" (see next chapter). The development of measures to safeguard server routed inter-organizational communication (firewalls) is ...

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...ined sense of what is fair and what is just. The judgement of fairness or justice (namely, the appraisal of the extent of compliance with conventio... ... and it is coupled with disdain and contempt for the lowly and the great unwashed (namely, the gentiles). The Jewish Response: There were precious... ...a constant stream of flabbergasted news reports, is far from extinct. Much- debated indications exist that our Neanderthal, Proto- Neolithic, and Neo... ...to, natives of Colombia and Peru, the Carib in the Lesser Antilles (whose distorted name - Canib - gave rise to the word "cannibalism"), to Maori tr... ...ensurate with both his character and with other decisions he made. 4. There is no indication, however indirect, that the patient wishes or would h... ...ensurate with both his character and with other decisions he made. 4. There is no indication, however indirect, that the patient wishes or would h... ...thered from their environment (mostly, from the user). Put differently: In future, servers will contain not only information (as they do today) - b... ...s advantages. The extranet is open to clients and suppliers as well. The company's server can be accessed by anyone authorized, from anywhere, at a... ... in "virtual teamwork" (see next chapter). The development of measures to safeguard server routed inter-organizational communication (firewalls) is ...

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...sed in section 1.4 and 1.5. Now we proceed on to define a special type of FCM namely Fuzzy Relational Maps. Here we mention some examples in which... ...gs, and is instead asked to sit on the floor, or if he is abused by his caste name, then it is an evidence of political ill treatment. Though we f... ...idar Kazhagam. Its members were required to drop the caste suffixes of their names. They were also asked to give up the posts, positions and titles... ...isgrace might also be removed. Do you not know of the practice of calling the server, under the pretext that your neighbour needs a food-item, and o... ... a food-item, and once he comes, 181 you also get an extra helping from the server? That is how, if your problems and humiliation is removed, even... ...drop out rate of SCs in all three stages is 50% and above is appalling and an indication and of the given attention given to the education of SCs. ...

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...study of the problem. In chapter III yet another fuzzy theory technique namely the bi-directional associative memories is used in the analysis of ... ...pendent Data (ATD) matrix with entries e ij where e ij ∈ {-1, 0, 1}. We name this matrix as the Refined Time-dependent Data (RTD) matrix. 18... ...s does not imply the economic conditions under which the family is living namely as poor, very poor, middle class, lower middle class, upper middle ... ...rers The migrant labourers may be sales people, working as cleaners or servers in hotels, truck drivers, construction labourers, bore pump labour... ...t it is better he does not disclose about the disease to anyone: a clear indication of his stigmatized identity within the community. 19 This... ..., Kerala Nil Fabric. work 32. 38-M 8th Tirunelveli Mumbai Mumbai Nil Hotel Server 33. 27-M Nil Tiruvallur Hospital Mumbai Nil Embroidery 34. 47-M 10th...

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...l and godless place had solidified into consciousness like Death etching her name in wet cement? Back then, it had been obvious that the trial, a pant... ...as conclusively as a feeling could testify. Then and now there was plenty of indication that she had been pregnant with his child. Twenty years ago Sa... ...u nun manhi irum ul cajigo isumnita. I sarem i wanhamnita." He threw in both names that the little guy went by and the telephone clicked off. He calle... ...st. Had it been a month ago that Sung Ki had left him. Sung Ki: even now the name sounded musical. After the video pang girl's attempt at marital ent... ... a small feeling of resentment (to which his smile and gentle nature gave no indication) as if his time was sodden in musical doggerel that defiled hi... ...tantaneously change letters into sound every time the computer dialed into a server but every time he e- mailed him there was no response. "So little... ...oof is in the pudding. If it hurts to look up at it directly that is a prime indication to not do it." "Huh?" he asked. "Don't be so asinine. Don't l...

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...d Siva Vaidhyanathan inspired my work on music and sampling. Peter Jaszi was named in my last book as the person who most influenced it. That influence ... ...ate to the book’s theme? I could go on and on. But I will not. This flurry of names and areas of knowledge signifies more than just the deep thanks of a... ...tead law for the English language”? 4 Why not simply allow anyone to use any name or attractive symbol that they want on their products, even if someo... ...eer-to-peer” file sharing system. The files were not kept on some huge central server. Instead, there was a cen- tral directory—think of a telephone dir... ...arket mechanisms produced “better” music but the careful reader will pick up indications of which way he leans. Musical Borrowing There is a vast scho...

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...resents the huge expansion of human awareness which had never existed before: namely the revolutionary new concept of a universal humanity, which ch... ...epest origins of the earliest, most basic aspects of the Universe we live in, namely: Impetus, and the Totality of Formlessness. Impetus was the or... ... had finally trained the human brain to use the same dynamic process it did…. namely the dynamic process of separation-segmentation and accumulation... ... explored. How far back do your memories go? Memory loss is an universal indication of early trauma in all humans. If you cannot remember far... ...ments rather than try to get at the root of any patient’s problems. It is an indication of how sexually repressed the entire civilized World is: wh... ...All addictions are merely symptoms of psychobiologic pain. All pain is an indication of imbalance. Any imbalanced excess or lacking of the human... ...and ball girls toss in the balls so nobody has an advantage of being a better server, or taller. Two fisted racketeers? With two balls they have t...

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...h is mapped to non-Euclidean quantities describing the gravitational feld, namely, the proper radius and the curvature radius. 1 Introduction The vari... ...hat a singularity arises in the gravitational feld of the point-mass is an indication that a material body cannot collapse to a point, and therefore s... ...onA ik , and the chr.inv.- tensor of rates of the space deformationsD ik , namely F i = 1 √ g 00 ∂w ∂x i − ∂v i ∂t , √ g 00 =1− w c 2 (2) A ik = 1... ...s [40] , it is linked to the Lichnerowitz criterion. This criterion is named for Abraham Zelmanov, although it had been published by Zakharov [40]... ...vitational wave experiments, the most important case is that where the ob- server is at rest with respect to his laboratory reference frame and all ph... ...space-time structure that is a well-founded pheno- menon. This might be an indication of Leibniz’s later real- ization that relationism fails unless a...

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...c slowly, of course, at first, but afterwards with such accumulating popularity as to encourage the author to a second attempt. He looked about for a name and a subject; and the manner in which the novels were composed cannot be better illustrated than by reciting the simple narrative on which Guy Mannering was originally founded; but to which, in the progress of the work,...

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...ty as to encourage the author to a sec- ond attempt. He looked about for a name and a subject; and the manner in which the novels were composed cannot... ...wer to explain the assurance of pardon which he continued to assert, or to name the victorious name in which he, trusted. But his faith did not abando... ... was. founded, was well known about the middle of the last century, by the name of Jean Gordon, an inhabitant of the village of Kirk Yetholm, in the C... ...or cutlass. The experience of this gentle- man discovered other suspicious indications. The face was much blackened, the eyes distorted, and the veins... ...es of the fishermen. These the party in the boat detected by the slightest indications; the twinkling of a fin, the rising of an air-bell, was suffici... ... different articles of his clothes and linen, he eagerly listened for some indication that might intimate the fate of the postilion. But the ruffians ... ...who comes near him.” “Oho!” thought Pleydell, who was by profession an ob- server of tones and gestures, “there’s something wrong here between my youn...

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...ndervan, of the firm of publishers, in March, 1937. The consultation had the twofold merit of definiteness and brevity. ?Luther is still the greatest name in Protestantism. We want you to help us publish some leading work of Luther?s for the general American market. Will you do it??...

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...e twofold merit of definiteness and brevity. “Luther is still the greatest name in Protestantism. We want you to help us publish some leading work of ... ...ager to hear. Paul exalts his ministry out of the desire to make known the name, the grace, and the mercy of God. VERSE 1. Paul, an apostle, (not of ... ... Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians ing that where men profess the name of Christ they may feel secure. It is the lot of God’s ministers not o... ... Such forceful restraint cannot be regarded as righteousness, rather as an indication of unrighteousness. As a wild beast is tied to keep it from runn... ...else matters. Whether a person is a Jew, a punctilious and circumcised ob- server of the Law of Moses, or whether a person is a noble and wise Greek d... ...of God. This inner assurance of the grace of God is accompanied by outward indications such as gladly to hear, preach, praise, and to confess Christ, ... ...t be surprised or offended when hell breaks loose. Look upon it as a happy indication that all is well with the Gospel of the Cross. God forbid that t...

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...Lieutenant pushed off from the Rights-of-Man. That was the merchant-ship’s name; tho’ by her master and crew abbreviated in sailor fashion into The Ri... ...icer and oarsmen were noting- some bit- terly and others with a grin,- the name emblazoned there; just then it was that the new recruit jumped up from... ...ing a less burning impulse, the honest sense of duty, is the first. If the name Wellington is not so much of a trumpet to the blood as the simpler nam... ...s in the demeanour of the officers would have suggested to an ordinary ob- server that the Great Mutiny was a recent event. In their general bearing a... ...-physician approaching in the public hall some pa- tient beginning to show indications of a coming parox- ysm, Claggart deliberately advanced within s... ...y’s thoughts, he was nonplussed, evincing a confusion indeed that some ob- servers, such as can readily be imagined, would have con- strued into invol...

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... Meredith tionally in dissent naming him Colney; and under pressure of the name, reviving old wrangles between them upon man’s present achievements an... ...dreaded hypoth- esis! Why, then you see the insurgent Saxon seamen (of the names in two syllables with accent on the first), and their Danish captains... ... former as you like. He ‘s right about our “individualismus” being another name for selfishness, and showing the usual deficiency in external features... ...ong wash of Press- matter, the reflection—not unknown to philosophical ob- servers, and natural perhaps in the mind of an Oriental Prince—produced by ... ...re. Shameful thought! Nataly hastened her mind to gather many instances or indications testifying to the sterling substance in young Mr. Sowerby, such... ...Meredith relished the juices of the not quite obviously comic, through her indications: and really, in spite of her inferior flimsy girl’s education, ... ...as. Dartrey read Nataly’s brows. This unwonted uncomeliness of hers was an indication to one or other of our dusky pits, not a revealing. 367 George ...

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...said. 5 George Meredith ‘Mr. …’ The squire checked his breath. That was a name never uttered at the Grange. ‘The scoundrel?’ he inquired harshly, hal... ...y apologies for disturbing you at a late hour of the night, I pray.’ ‘Your name?’ ‘Is plain Augustus Fitz-George Roy Richmond at this mo- ment, Mr. Be... ...r or not, you ‘ve no hold on her, and see her you shan’t while I go by the name of a man.’ Mr. Richmond succeeded in preserving an air of serious deli... ...hants, and some- thing besides that had gone—I knew not what. At the first indication of gloom in me, my father became alarmed, and, after making me s... ...nt the direction I meant to take, and knew my way, though at the slightest indication of my halting and glancing round his suspicions began to boil, a... ... to her, what words she answered, how the acquaintance began, who were ob- servers of it,—I had to repair my omission to mention her by furnishing a p... ...ve you not, Harry?’ Of a season when this was adorable language to me, the indication is sufficient. Riding out perfectly crazed by it, I met Kiomi, a...

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...el Pickwick, Esq., G.C.M. P.C., and three other Pickwickians hereinafter named, for forming a new branch of United Pickwickians, under the title o... ...uch as he could of the brown paper parcel, which presented most suspicious indications of containing one shirt and a handkerchief. ‘Heads, heads—take ... ...the High Street. ‘Evidently a traveller in many countries, and a close ob server of men and things,’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘I should like to see his poe... ...irt, which is their leading characteristic; but to those who view it as an indication of traffic and commer cial prosperity, it is truly gratifying.’... ... petual snoring, with a partial choke occasionally, were the only audible indications of the great man’s presence. The temptation to be present at th... ...anied by Mr. Tupman, ascended the staircase leading to the ballroom. ‘What names, sir?’ said the man at the door. Mr. Tracy Tupman was stepping forwar... ...g forward to announce his own titles, when the stranger prevented him. ‘No names at all;’ and then he whispered Mr. Tupman, ‘names won’t do—not known—...