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Thomas Howells and Glen T. Walker
Thomas Howells and Glen T. Walker launched a fund drive to raise money for the Boy Scouts. The drive raised $8,000
Cover of We Went to Spain
We went to Spain / by A.F. Howells ; with section on aid for children by M.J. Howells ; foreword by Nettie Palmer ; cover design and map by L.P. Fox
Multi-dimensional key generation of ICMetrics for cloud computing
Despite the rapid expansion and uptake of cloud based services, lack of trust in the provenance of such services represents a significant inhibiting factor in the further expansion of such service. This paper explores an approach to assure trust and provenance in cloud based services via the generation of digital signatures using properties or features derived from their own construction and software behaviour. The resulting system removes the need for a server to store a private key in a typical Public/Private-Key Infrastructure for data sources. Rather, keys are generated at run-time by features obtained as service execution proceeds. In this paper we investigate several potential software features for suitability during the employment of a cloud service identification system. The generation of stable and unique digital identity from features in Cloud computing is challenging because of the unstable operation environments that implies the features employed are likely to vary under normal operating conditions. To address this, we introduce a multi-dimensional key generation technology which maps from multi-dimensional feature space directly to a key space. Subsequently, a smooth entropy algorithm is developed to evaluate the entropy of key space
A procedure for manufacture of sized diffusion board. Project 2256, preliminary manufacturing directive : submitted to U.S. Army Chemical Center Procurement Agency
"November 29, 1962.""The Institute of Paper Chemistry ... Lawrence E. Leporte ... T. A. Howells.
Development of an improved diffusion board material. Project 2256, report nineteen : a monthly report to U.S. Army Chemical Center Procurement Agency, report period: April 29, 1962 to May 28, 1962
"July 27, 1962.""The Institute of Paper Chemistry ... L. E. Leporte ... T. A. Howells
Development of an improved diffusion board material. Project 2256, report twenty-three : a monthly report to U.S. Army Chemical Center Procurement Agency, report period: August 29, 1962 to September 28, 1962
"October 29, 1962.""The Institute of Paper Chemistry ... L. E. Leporte ... T. A. Howells.
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Four Part-Songs by Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
Herbert Howells (1892-1983), an English composer, was an influential teacher and composer. He wrote in many genres including orchestral works, string quartets, and sacred and secular choral works. As Howells matured into his final compositional period (1945-1983) his style coalesced. Modal inflections were more prevalent, dissonance was harsher with fewer releases of tension, and rhythmic language was increasingly more complex. The four part-songs, Walking in the Snow (1950), The Scribe (1952), Inheritance (1953), and The Summer is Coming (1964), represent Howells' compositional approach in his secular output from this time period, and, through study of the sacred motet Take Him, Earth, for Cherishing (1964), it is evident that the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic complexities found in his sacred works pervade the secular works as well. This document provides in-depth analysis of the four part-songs mentioned above, while paying special attention to specific melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic characteristics found in his sacred music from the same time period
High-Tech Kit – The set of advanced activities from the MOSEM project.
One of the most tangible outcomes of the MOSEM (Minds-On experimental equipment kits in Superconductivity and ElectroMagnetism for the
continuing vocational training of upper secondary school physics teachers—LLPLdV-
TOI-2007-NO/165.009) project is the set of advanced experiments—High-Tech
Kit (HTK). The Kit contains the experiments, prototyped and tested among the
project partners’ schools and teacher training institutions. The activities are combined
with e-modules comprising videos, animations, and modeling as well as with
new support material for teachers and teacher seminars. The paper briefly shows
some of the HTK materials as appropriate use of real and virtual multimedia in
physics teaching and learning. The authors discuss the process of setting up same of
the experiments and illustrate activities with the results of measurements obtained
within
ICmetrics for Low Resource Embedded Systems
The ICmetrics technology is based on extracting features from digital devices' operation that may be integrated together to generate unique identifiers for each of the devices or create unique profiles that describe the devices' actual behaviour. Any changes in these identifiers (profiles) during consequent devices' operation would signal about a possible safety or security breach within the electronic system. This paper explores the program counter (PC) of a processor core as a potential source for ICmetrics features and discusses several methods of feature values acquisition with the aim to achieve a maximum level of information gain with a minimal impact on a system's performance. The main finding of this study is that while isolated PC values may not always allow to generate a stable identifier (profile) for a device that would distinguish the device from the rest in the considered set, the PC sequences and frequencies in the execution flow may serve as suitable ICmetrics features, which has yet to be tested in complex scenarios
Arm, Australians! [music] : Australian war song /
"Dedicated to the Bushmen's Corps and the Australian Contingents".; "Sung by Miss Lawrie Carrigg"; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-an13620745; Library's N copy in fair condition, with brittle edges and large chip of paper missing from bottom left edge. Item has received preservation treatment
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