In this paper, a client/server information system for the management of data and its extraction from a database containing information for diploma works of students is proposed. The developed system provides users the possibility of accessing information about different characteristics of the diploma works, according to their specific interests. The client/server architecture of the system is d...

A thin client is a small network computer which is used as a remote screen visualizing the output of software applications running on a central server. To provide a seamless service to thin client users the network connection between the client and the server must be dimensioned properly. In this paper we therefore characterize the traffic generated by different types of thin client users when ...

Many cooperated web cache systems and protocols have been proposed. These systems, however, require expensive resources, such as external bandwidth and proxy cpu or storage, while inducing hefty administrative costs to achieve adequate client population growth. Moreover, a scalability problem in the cache server management still exists. This paper suggests peer-to-peer client-clustering. The cl...

The current investigation explores the clinical utility in providing a series of enhanced clinical services to a sample of 303 cocaine-abusing clients (primarily crack smokers) relative to a standard group therapy treatment program. In addition to examining the comparative impact of six varying psychosocial treatment approaches for cocaine abuse on client retention and treatment exposure rates,...

power of attorney is a voidable contract, and article 678 of civil law involves: power of attorney is being terminated, because of client's dethrone or lawyer's resignation. according to jurisprudential texts, the lawyer is trustee and will not be responsible unless in case of abuse or wastage. the important question is that: whether lawyer can resign without considering client's...

Family home visiting is a widely accepted strategy used with disadvantaged families to mitigate the effects of poverty. However, gaps persist in knowledge of effective intervention approaches for home visiting relative to specific client risks such as parenting and psychosocial problems. The purpose of this study was to inductively create clusters from electronic health records of 484 public he...

Background Limited evidence suggests that Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams may in some cases be unnecessarily coercive. The study aimed to adapt or develop measures of client-perceived coerciveness, and of actual pressure or coercion, in an ACT setting. It also aimed to examine the association between these two constructs, as well as their associations with client sociodemographic and ...