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2014
Until recently, writing an iPhone or iPad application meant working with Objective-C. Because of its unusual (some would say elegant) syntax, Objective-C is one of the most polarizing of programming languages—you either love it or you hate it. At the World Wide Developer Conference in 2014, Apple changed all that by unveiling an alternative—a new ...
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Until recently, writing an iPhone or iPad application meant working with Objective-C. Because of its unusual (some would say elegant) syntax, Objective-C is one of the most polarizing of programming languages—you either love it or you hate it. At the World Wide Developer Conference in 2014, Apple changed all that by unveiling an alternative—a new ...
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Nursing Standard, 2017
Healthcare leaders have praised the 'swift and heroic' actions of NHS staff in response to the terror attack in London last week.
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Healthcare leaders have praised the 'swift and heroic' actions of NHS staff in response to the terror attack in London last week.
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Proceedings of the Conference of the ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication, 2017
Network operators often face the problem of remote outages in transit networks leading to significant (sometimes on the order of minutes) downtimes. The issue is that BGP, the Internet routing protocol, often converges slowly upon such outages, as large bursts of messages have to be processed and propagated router by router.In this paper, we present ...
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Network operators often face the problem of remote outages in transit networks leading to significant (sometimes on the order of minutes) downtimes. The issue is that BGP, the Internet routing protocol, often converges slowly upon such outages, as large bursts of messages have to be processed and propagated router by router.In this paper, we present ...
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The English Swift/the Irish Swift
1991In October 1736, Jonathan Swift was an old man thinking on the last things. Never one to dissemble resentment, he planned a final insult to Ireland, telling his friend Alexander Pope that ‘my flesh and bones are to be carried to Holyhead, for I will not lie in a country of slaves’.1 Swift had no special affection for Holyhead, as any reader of the ...
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2009
Many applications such as military tracking, medical monitoring, stock arbitrage system, network management, aircraft control, factory automation, and so forth that depend heavily on database technology for the proper storage and retrieval of data located at different remote sites have certain timing constraints associated with them.
Udai Shanker, Manoj Misra, Anil K. Sarje
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Many applications such as military tracking, medical monitoring, stock arbitrage system, network management, aircraft control, factory automation, and so forth that depend heavily on database technology for the proper storage and retrieval of data located at different remote sites have certain timing constraints associated with them.
Udai Shanker, Manoj Misra, Anil K. Sarje
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Swift: “The tomb of Swift wears it away”
1983Parnell and Wilde, although emotionally satisfying heroes, were incomplete; Yeats needed an image combining art and nationalism, which he found in Jonathan Swift, poet and Drapier. Much critical consideration of Yeats and Swift has emphasised Yeats’s last years, when Swift emerged frequently in his poetry, drama, and prose, yet Yeats’s earlier thoughts
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