The Internet Encyclopedia: G-OHossein Bidgoli John Wiley & Sons, 2004 - Internet The definitive, three-volume Internet Encyclopedia covers every aspect of the Internet for professionals. This up-to-date compendium offers a broad perspective on the Internet as a business tool, an IT platform, and a medium for communications and commerce. It presents leading-edge theory and recent developments as described by global experts from such prestigious institutions as Stanford University and Harvard University, and such leading corporations as Microsoft and Sun Microsystems. Key features include: Detailed cross-referencing and extensive references to additional reading More than 200 articles vigorously peer-reviewed by more than 800 academics and practitioners from around the world More than 1,000 illustrations and tables for in-depth understanding of complex subjects Eleven major subject categories that address key issues in design, utilization, and management of Internet-based systems. |
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... inputs , the input synchronization system can fall apart . When random events are allowed in game play , a combination of these two synchronization techniques . may need to be used . This means that a game instance may need to share ...
... inputs , the input synchronization system can fall apart . When random events are allowed in game play , a combination of these two synchronization techniques . may need to be used . This means that a game instance may need to share ...
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... input neurons . Ghosh et al . proposed using program input and the pro- gram internal state as the input to the back - propagation network . One interesting result is that they improved the performance of detection by using randomly ...
... input neurons . Ghosh et al . proposed using program input and the pro- gram internal state as the input to the back - propagation network . One interesting result is that they improved the performance of detection by using randomly ...
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... input box , and two buttons labeled OK and Cancel in a dialog box . The text input box may be blank or contain a default response . The user may type into the input box and must finally click on OK or Cancel to clear the dialog box and ...
... input box , and two buttons labeled OK and Cancel in a dialog box . The text input box may be blank or contain a default response . The user may type into the input box and must finally click on OK or Cancel to clear the dialog box and ...
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agents allows applications ARPANET behavior browser client communication components connection costs create database datagram digital signatures distributed document e-business e-commerce e-customers e-mail electronic commerce elements employees encryption environment example format functions global groupware host implement interaction interface International Internet Internet protocol intranet inventory IP address IPsec ISDN issues Java JavaBeans JavaScript JavaServer Pages JDBC knowledge language law enforcement Linux ment messages multimedia National netiquette operating system organization packet portals protection protocol References Retrieved router script search engines server servlet specific standards supply chain TCP/IP ternet tion types University UNIX users virtual Web-based World Wide Web XHTML