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This chapter focuses on aspens, which grow in fur-thick groves along the stream banks of the Sierra's eastern escarpment. The leaf stem (or petiole) of most plants is round in cross section, rolling easily between the fingers, but the aspen's is as lean as a blade; it resists such absentminded turning. This is because it is made for other purposes. The
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This chapter focuses on aspens, which grow in fur-thick groves along the stream banks of the Sierra's eastern escarpment. The leaf stem (or petiole) of most plants is round in cross section, rolling easily between the fingers, but the aspen's is as lean as a blade; it resists such absentminded turning. This is because it is made for other purposes. The
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Proceedings of the 13th annual ACM international workshop on Geographic information systems, 2005
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are increasingly managing very large sets of data and hence a centralized data repository may not always provide the most scalable solution. Here we introduce a novel approach to manage spatial data by leveraging structured Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems based on Distributed Hash Tables (DHTs).
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are increasingly managing very large sets of data and hence a centralized data repository may not always provide the most scalable solution. Here we introduce a novel approach to manage spatial data by leveraging structured Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems based on Distributed Hash Tables (DHTs).
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2020
A typed manuscript page written by Audrey Alexandra Brown, dated November, 1959.
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A typed manuscript page written by Audrey Alexandra Brown, dated November, 1959.
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Proceedings of the ninth ACM conference on Emerging networking experiments and technologies, 2013
Fault recovery is a key issue in modern data centers. In a fat tree topology, a single link failure can disconnect a set of end hosts from the rest of the network until updated routing information is disseminated to every switch in the topology. The time for re-convergence can be substantial, leaving hosts disconnected for long periods of time and ...
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Fault recovery is a key issue in modern data centers. In a fat tree topology, a single link failure can disconnect a set of end hosts from the rest of the network until updated routing information is disseminated to every switch in the topology. The time for re-convergence can be substantial, leaving hosts disconnected for long periods of time and ...
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IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, 2021
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