The present paper describes a new algorithm for addressing a significant issue: “Greeklish” (or “Greenglish”), which arose by the fact that the Greek language is not fully supported by computer programs and operating systems. In the first section of the paper we describe the “Greeklish” phenomenon and the current situation, in reference also with recent research on it. Some examples are provide...

Intruders damage or steal valuable information by either bypassing security tools or penetrating through them, necessitating the need to detect such intrusion attempts especially in case of multi-event based distributed attacks spanning over a considerable amount of time. In this paper ecology of agents is being suggested that uses class hierarchy to define complex intrusions. The source and ta...

Software bypassing is a technique that allows programmercontrolled direct transfer of results of computations to the operands of data dependent operations, possibly removing the need to store some values in general purpose registers, while reducing the number of reads from the register file. Software bypassing also improves instruction level parallelism by reducing the number of false dependenc...

A low-power parallel multiplier based on optimized bypassing architecture (OBA) is proposed. The proposed OBA has two kinds of adder cells to reduce power consumption by 15.7 %. One is the two-dimensional bypassing adder (TDBA) which performs both row and column bypassing scheme simultaneously, and the other is the modified row-bypassing adder (MRBA) for the proposed row-bypassing scheme. In th...

The high incidence of inhibitors against factor VIII (FVIII) concentrates in patients with haemophilia A has encouraged debate as to whether product-type plays a role. There is debate in the literature as to whether rFVIII concentrates are associated with a higher incidence of inhibitors compared to pdFVIII products. The management of haemophilia in patients with inhibitors includes on-demand/p...

AIM To collect data from joint replacement in inhibitor patients, evaluate haemostatic and patient outcomes, and analyse the costs. METHODS We report our 21-year, single-centre cumulative experience of 15 joint arthroplasties in six inhibitor patients. RESULTS Two low responder inhibitor patients were in the early days treated with FVIII, whereas bypassing agents were used in the rest of th...

One of the unresolved problems on way to improving pharmacotherapy CNS diseases is development and creation technologies that allow drugs cross blood-brain barrier (BBB). The review discusses modern methods drug delivery CNS. advantages disadvantages main pharmacological strategies for directly overcoming BBB an alternative this are shown. New brain with damage (physical, chemical, etc.) withou...