Blitz-analysis of clinical observation

OBSERVATION AND CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF PATIENTS INJURED WITH MUSTARD GAS

More than five hundred chemically injured patients were admitted to the Labbafi-Nejad Medical Center in Spring of 1984. These patients were of two groups. The majority of patients had extensive skin burns, eye injuries as well as respiratory problems, and a second group of patients suffered mainly from neuromuscular and psychological problems. In this report, clinical manifestation and obs...

Blitz rape and confidence rape: implications for clinical intervention.

Corroborating a typology of rape proposed 10 years earlier, a recent demographic study of 1,000 incidents of rape concluded that the two predominant types of assault were blitz and confidence rape. Blitz rape is characterized by sudden surprise attack by an unknown assailant using force or the threat of violence to gain control over the victim. In confidence rape, the assailant is known to some...

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Arrays in Blitz++

Numeric arrays in Blitz++ rival the eeciency of Fortran, but without any extensions to the C++ language. Blitz++ has features unavailable in Fortran 90/95, such as arbitrary transpose operations, array renaming, tensor notation, partial reductions, multicomponent arrays and stencil operators. The library handles parsing and analysis of array expressions on its own using the expression templates...

Slammer: The First Blitz Worm

On January 25, 2003, the Slammer worm (also known as Sapphire) exploded on the Internet. Within ten minutes, it had taken over 90% of all unpatched computers running SQL Server or MSDE on the Internet. This article looks at several aspects of the Slammer infestation, including how it spread, the damage it caused, the crisis in vulnerability patching that it underscored, and the implications of ...