'Global data' diaporamas de présentation

What Is Propaganda?

What Is Propaganda?. Alternatives to the Common View. I. Refuting Common Views. Problems with Common Dictionary Definitions 1. Overbreadth : Anything with a point of view qualifies. 2. Insufficient discrimination between concepts: persuasion vs. propaganda.

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SIMPLE STYLES

SIMPLE STYLES. Traditional Language-influenced styles . Reflect the program styles that result from traditional use of programming languages such as C, C++, Java and Pascal

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Lecture 16 Buffer Overflow

Lecture 16 Buffer Overflow. modified from slides of Lawrie Brown. Buffer Overflow. a very common attack mechanism first wide use by the Morris Worm in 1988 prevention techniques known still of major concern legacy of buggy code in widely deployed operating systems and applications

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Community Informatics Summer School July 4, 2011 / Day 1 What is community informatics?

Community Informatics Summer School July 4, 2011 / Day 1 What is community informatics?. Agenda. Getting started Welcome from Professor Zhou, Vice-Dean for Teaching and Research Introductions of faculty and students Lecture (KW) Small group discussions Report-back and summation

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Word of mouth marketing at scale

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Introduction to GRID computing

Introduction to GRID computing. Introduction GRID Tutorial Jules Wolfrat SARA. Definition of Grid. From an EU brochure:

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Byungil Jeong

Visualcasting Scalable Real-Time Image Distribution in Ultra-High Resolution Display Environments. Byungil Jeong. Electronic Visualization Laboratory, University of Illinois at Chicago. Introduction. Data-intensive domains rely on Grid technology and visualization.

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Effect of consistent CRTM coefficients on M-O bias and DDs in MICROS

Effect of consistent CRTM coefficients on M-O bias and DDs in MICROS. Xingming Liang and Alexander Ignatov. Motivation. Cross-platform inconsistencies are at least in part due to inconsistent CRTM coefficients for different sensors/platforms

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The Reality of Human Trafficking

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RapUp

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Timewarp Rigid Body Simulation

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WMO Information System

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MDG 3.2: Share of women in wage employment in the non-agricultural sector Sources of discrepancies between the data at

MDG 3.2: Share of women in wage employment in the non-agricultural sector Sources of discrepancies between the data at national and international level. Sources of discrepancies between national and global data. different sources, different series from the same source,

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More SIMPLESEM Examples

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DEISA security

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The Distributed Data Warehouse

The Distributed Data Warehouse. Types of Distributed Data Warehouse . Business is distributed geographically or over multiple, differing product lines. The data warehouse environment will hold a lot of data, and the volume of data will be distributed over multiple processors.

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EARLY RESULTS FROM TES

EARLY RESULTS FROM TES. Daniel J. Jacob, Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry Harvard University. TES Principal Investigator: Reinhard Beer, NASA/JPL. TES is providing the first global data on tropospheric ozone including vertical profiles and gases that track ozone production.

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Guide to Global Roaming with Verizon Wireless

Guide to Global Roaming with Verizon Wireless. September 2013 Prices and terms subject to change. Voice roaming rates apply when the device is outside the U.S. For rates, visit: http://businessportals.verizonwireless.com/international/Global_Phone/plans_coverage.html

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