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IEEE Network, 1993
The concept behind Zeus, an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) network implemented on the campus of Washington University, is discussed. The first phase of the project, which demonstrated the feasibility of the core technology, provided a basis for a more complete design, and served as a testbed for application development, is reviewed.
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The concept behind Zeus, an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) network implemented on the campus of Washington University, is discussed. The first phase of the project, which demonstrated the feasibility of the core technology, provided a basis for a more complete design, and served as a testbed for application development, is reviewed.
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2010
A. B. Cook (1868–1952) published the first volume of his monumental Zeus: A Study in Ancient Religion in 1914. This comprehensive work traces the genesis, development and growth of the cult of Zeus from Hellenic worship of the 'bright sky' to the personified and anthropomorphised Zeus, the god of the sky. It focuses on the development of mountain-cults,
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A. B. Cook (1868–1952) published the first volume of his monumental Zeus: A Study in Ancient Religion in 1914. This comprehensive work traces the genesis, development and growth of the cult of Zeus from Hellenic worship of the 'bright sky' to the personified and anthropomorphised Zeus, the god of the sky. It focuses on the development of mountain-cults,
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1964
Out of the chaos of olden times, now nearly 3,000 years ago, the Hellenic world emerged. How and why this urge for beauty and order arose we do not know. We see man's first strivings to live in freedom, but it was a freedom tempered by law. Later on there arose a great literature, imperishable masterpieces of art, philosophy, tragedy, history, comedy ...
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Out of the chaos of olden times, now nearly 3,000 years ago, the Hellenic world emerged. How and why this urge for beauty and order arose we do not know. We see man's first strivings to live in freedom, but it was a freedom tempered by law. Later on there arose a great literature, imperishable masterpieces of art, philosophy, tragedy, history, comedy ...
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Computer Physics Communications, 1989
Abstract The ZEUS collaboration is building a system to monitor, control and document the hardware of the ZEUS detector. This system is based on a network of VAX computers and microprocessors connected via ethernet. The database for the hardware values will be ADAMO tables; the ethernet connection will be DECNET, TCP/IP, or RPC.
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Abstract The ZEUS collaboration is building a system to monitor, control and document the hardware of the ZEUS detector. This system is based on a network of VAX computers and microprocessors connected via ethernet. The database for the hardware values will be ADAMO tables; the ethernet connection will be DECNET, TCP/IP, or RPC.
R. Loveless +16 more
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Statue des Zeus, "Dresdner Zeus"
2002Presentazione ed interpretazione del cd.
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The Classical Quarterly, 1944
Professor Fraenkel in his recent very illuminating article on ‘The Stars in the Prologue of the Rudens’ (C.Q. xxxvi. 10 ff.) has explained how a Greek poet at the end of the fourth century could describe the stars as the messengers of Zeus and as his regular and, so to speak, professional informants on the sins and evil deeds of human beings.
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Professor Fraenkel in his recent very illuminating article on ‘The Stars in the Prologue of the Rudens’ (C.Q. xxxvi. 10 ff.) has explained how a Greek poet at the end of the fourth century could describe the stars as the messengers of Zeus and as his regular and, so to speak, professional informants on the sins and evil deeds of human beings.
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