Making the Clock Tick: Right Time, Right Pace

Right pace, wrong place.

Making the right exceptions

This paper provides a principled answer to the question of how todeal with conflicting default rules. It does so in two ways: semanticallywithin a circumscriptive theory, and syntactically by supplying analgorithm for inheritance networks. Arguments that can be expressedin both frameworks are valid on the circumscriptive account if andonly if the inheritance algorithm ha...

Religious right or irreligious right

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The Right Files at the Right Time

Programs fetch resources, such as files, from the operating system through the process of name resolution. However, name resolution can be subverted by adversaries to redirect victim processes to resources chosen by the adversaries, leading to a variety of attacks. These attacks are possible because traditional access control treats processes as black boxes, permitting all process permissions t...

Left–Right Asymmetry: Making the Right Decision Early

A left-right asymmetry in neuronal function is specified surprisingly early during embryogenesis in Caenorhabditis elegans. Do early cues influence left-right asymmetries in other animals? How are early cues remembered until late in development?