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[…] Virtual for Final Event”. Available at: https:// www.darpa.mil/news-events/2020-08-07 44 Garun, Natt. 2017. “DC security robot quits job by drowning itself in a fountain”. Available at: https://www.theverge.com/ tldr/2017/7/17/15986042/dc-security-robot-k5-falls-into- water 45 Cornejo, Jadisha Yarif Ramírez et al. “Down syndrome detection based on facial features using a geometric descriptor.” Journal of medical imaging (Bellingham, Wash.) vol. 4,4 […]

[…] (3) policies take too long to read. Methodology We surveyed the literature around standardized and legislated labels [Belser94, Byrd-Bredbenner01, Drichoutis06, FDA94], including nutritional, pharmaceutical, energy ratings and water conservation, to form a baseline from which to design our privacy label. Through four different focus groups and several informal design investigations we refined our prototypes. […]

[…] Online Computer Privacy , 41 FED . COMM . L.J. 17, 40 (1988) as quoting Jerry Berman, Counsel, ACLU as stating ―ECPA ‗goes right up to the water‘s edge [of employee privacy protection] but stops short‘ and to have included some privacy protection against employers in the cor porate context ‗would have killed the […]

[…] a mobile phone account) out of its natural niche and hoping it will interoperate in another niche (like banking) can b e compared to taking a salt water fish and dropping it into a fresh water tank. If NSTIC is an ecosystem, it is artificial. As such it may be as fragile as an […]

[…] a finer level of granularity, we can identify commona lities across proposed definitions, and conclude that most definition s of the critical infrastructure must include the power, water, national security, information and finance sectors. While each country shares a common goal of securing these sectors, many have different ideas of how best to do […]

[…] way that companies increasingly test, develop and operate their big data systems and applications . Companies have increasingly moved from top -down, compartmentalized models such as ‘ water -fall’ to adopt Agile project 12/7/2015 11:31 AM 8 Big Data Sustainability [2015 management and DevOps software development methods that embrace an emergent and collaborative approach. […]

[…] many technologies malfunction in the presence of such temperatures, RFID tags can tolerate them. Items within the hospital are also exposed to unique material s such as water, blood, and other materials. Since RFID signals can be designed to travel through such impe diments, RFID can overcome those obstacles (Fishkin and Lundell 2006). Given […]

[…] is used by electricity providers to save energy, reduce costs, increase transparency, and even control appliances at consumers’ homes, notifying them when a refrigerator is underperforming or water heater left on. It can help increase efficiency through network management and peak load reduction, monitor power outages, prevent costly blackouts and brownouts, and identify unauthorized […]

[…] with the way that companies increasingly test, develop and operate their big data systems and applications . C ompanies have moved from command-and-control models such as ‘ water-fall’ to increasingly adopt Agile project management and DevOps software development methods that embrace an emergent and collaborative approach. Originating from the same Lean Manufacturing roots as […]

[…] in only $50 in damages —the value of the sole remaining lifeboat. 4 Clearly, something needed to be done. Congress gave its answer in the 1970 Clean Water Act 5 and, responding to the massive Exx on Valdez oil spill, the 1990 Oil Pollution Act. 6 Together, these statutes re -write oil THE GLASS […]