The passion for acquisition, exchange and accumulation survived it, as it always does.
This chapter provides an overview of the security issues involved in the Internet of Things (IoT), the emerging network that connects electronic devices for information acquisition, exchange, and processing, which will become increasingly vulnerable to attackers in the future.
aCDISC: standards of acquisition, exchange, submission and archive of clinical research data that enable information system interoperability to improve medical research.
The market will be just, not as a means to some pattern, but insofar as the exchanges permitted in the market satisfy the conditions of just acquisition and exchange described by the principles.
Lesson background: In order to live on planet Earth, all living things must surmount the same set of challenges food acquisition, gas exchange, protection, locomotion, waste disposal, etc.
The filing indicates that the offering is "in connection with a business combination transaction, such as a merger, acquisition or exchange offer".
According to a new SEC filing, LivingSocial issued $143 million in stock as part of a "business combination transaction, such as a merger, acquisition or exchange offer".
With the rise of the social everything has become an object of production and consumption, of acquisition and exchange; moreover, its constant expansion has resulted in the blurring of the distinction between the private and the public.
Instead, we advocate a query-centric approach that can deliver interoperable solutions to many common geometric tasks in computer aided design and manufacturing, including model acquisition and exchange, metrology, and computer aided design/analysis integration.
In artistic contexts one expects integrated wearable devices to have the two-way function of interface instruments (e.g. sensor data acquisition and exchange) worn for particular purposes, either for communication with the environment or various aesthetic and compositional expressions.
Returning to acquisitive art, the Stranger this time ignores the branch that leads to hunting, and instead follows the other branch, beginning from the art of acquisition by exchange, and defines the sophist as someone engaged in commerce, who sells products for the soul (Sophist 224c d; 224c d
