In CORBA-based applications that depend on object replication for fault tolerance, inconsistencies in the states of the replicas of an object can arise when concurrent threads within those replicas perform updates in di erent orders. By imposing a single logical thread of control on every replicated multithreaded CORBA client or server object, and by providing deterministic scheduling of thread...

immortality and gaining eternal life are the man’s oldest desires. he extends these intra-desires on his champions of myths. champions of several myths and legends, experiment the eternal life differently, whiles death is the destiny of all. so, many believe that champions will be renewed after their symbolic death. yung looks on all champions’ lives as sun and assesses champions’ eternal retur...

This article studies the problem of eternal life from a philosophical perspective. It focuses on the approaches of Bergson, Husserl, and Heidegger from contemporary philosophy, and shows that using these three philosophical approaches can better explain certain aspects of revealed theology, such as resurrection of flesh, eternity in a transcendent dimension, and eternal life as the angels in he...

The Eternal system provides a novel methodology for the consistent replication of objects in an adaptive, faulttolerant, CORBA-compliant distributed system that is susceptible to partitioning. Passive and active replication schemes are supported in Eternal, and mechanisms are provided for the interaction of objects with different replication schemes. Nested operations for both passive and activ...

The Eternal system is a CORBA 2.0-compliant system that enhances the CORBA standard with replication and thus fault tolerance. The novel interception approach implemented in the Eternal system involves capturing IIOPspecific system calls made by the ORB, and subsequently mapping these calls onto a reliable multicast group communication system. The motivation for the use of this approach is that...

Eternal domination is a problem that asks the following question: Can we eternally defend graph ? The principle to against an attacked vertex, changes every turn, by moving guards along edges of graph. In classical version game (Burger et al., 2004), only one guard can move at time, but in m-eternal (Goddard 2005), any number single turn. This led introduction two parameters: eternal and number...

We show that the eternal inflation scenario requires violations of the Null Energy Condition (NEC) in de Sitter space. Within the context of semiclassical gravity, NEC violations are absent if the quantum state of fields is assumed to be de Sitter invariant since the expectation value of the “quantum NEC operator” vanishes. We then discuss the necessity of defining a smeared NEC operator. We fi...

We systematically analyze audio key finding to determine factors important to system design, and the selection and evaluation of solutions. First, we present a basic system, fuzzy analysis spiral array center of effect generator algorithm, with three key determination policies: nearest-neighbor (NN), relative distance (RD), and average distance (AD). AD achieved a 79% accuracy rate in an evalua...

Variational methods for approximate Bayesian inference provide fast, flexible, deterministic alternatives to Monte Carlo methods. Unfortunately, unlike Monte Carlo methods, variational approximations cannot, in general, be made to be arbitrarily accurate. This paper develops grid-based variational approximations which endeavor to approximate marginal posterior densities in a spirit similar to t...