Dario M. Cosi, L’arkteia di Brauron e i culti femminili

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raditionally, the function of a network has been to deliver packets from one endpoint to another. There was a distinct boundary between what is done within the network and what is done by the users. Processing within the network was limited basically to routing, congestion control and quality of service (QoS) schemes. This kind of a network can be regarded as “passive”. Several problems with “p...

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Resistance to infection with intracellular bacteria such as Listeria monocytogenes is cell-mediated and requires the participation of both lymphoid cells and mononuclear phagocytes (1). During the course of a nonlethal infection there arises a population of specifically sensitized lymphocytes that are capable of passively transferring immunity to normal mice (2). This passive transfer requires ...

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A method for analyz ing the structu re of the white backgr ound in docu ment images is describ ed, along with applic ations to the proble m of isolati ng blocks of machine -printe d text. The appro ach is based on computa tionalgeometry algorith ms for off-li ne enumera tion of maximal white rectan gles and on-line rectan gle unific ation. These suppo rt a fast, simple, and gener al heuri stic ...

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I E E E E C O M M U N I C a T I O N S Internet Topology Discovery: a Survey

his survey focuses on measurements of the network topology, i.e., the representation of the interconnection between directly connected peers in the network. While some of this information can be gleaned from passive measurements, researchers largely obtain the topology and its characteristics from active measurements. There are three different levels at which to describe the network topology: t...