An important argument in favor of the encyclical theory of the epistle to the Ephesians is based upon the peculiarities found in the epistle itself. Yet these unusual features (e.g., the lack of personal greetings, the unusual statements in 1:15, 3:2, and 4:21, etc.) can all be satisfactorily explained in the light of an original Ephesian destination. After an examination of early scribal habit...

Traditional traffic counting location (TCL) problem is to determine the number and locations of counting stations that would best cover the network for the purpose of estimating origin-destination (O-D) trip tables. It is well noted that the quality of the estimated O-D trip table depends on the estimation methods, an appropriate set of links with traffic counts, and the quality of the traffic ...

Multiple-station shared-use vehicle systems allow users to travel between different activity centers and are well suited for resort communities, recreational areas, as well as university and corporate campuses. In this type of shared-use vehicle system, trips are more likely to be oneway each time, differing from other shared-use vehicle system models such as neighborhood carsharing and station...

This paper presents a model supporting intelligent interactions of tourists with other tourists and locals and the tourism information of a particular Destination before, during and after the trip. The approach tries to bridge the “Community Gap” which is the lack of interactions among tourists and between tourists and locals at a particular Destination. Community interactions are very importan...

An object model of multi-modal transport networks is developed with particular emphasis on applications in trip planning. The model caters for both public and private transport modes, and incorporates spatial and temporal data. A uniform approach to optimum trip nding across multi-modal transport networks is developed. The multi-modal network is spatially ordered using a quadtree storage object...

this solution has a flaw which in certain circumstances allows the malicious construction of apparently authentic messages. Finally note that it is not the intention of the author to criticise what is after all only an RFC,l but rather to ensure that possible solutions to multi-destination secure message authentication problems are analysed with care. There are many lessons to be learnt from th...

Trip distribution deals with estimation of trips distributed among origins and destinations and is one of the important stages in transportation planning. Since in the real world, trip distribution models often have more than one objective, multi-objective models are developed to cope with a set of conflict goals in this area. In a proposed method of adapted non-dominated sorting algorithm (ANS...