Given that cyber-attacks can be launched from almost anywhere, attribution is likely to remain tricky and to rely on context, motive and an assessment of capabilities as much as technology.
Motivation for assessing inverse predictions comes from the desired application to historical and future experiments involving nuclear material production for forensics research in which inverse predictions, along with an assessment of predictive capability, are desired.
The present study extended the developmental timeline by investigating 6-month-olds' ability to integrate individual elements into whole contours through an assessment of their capability to discriminate circle and square contours constructed from oriented Gabor patches via a newly designed cueing paradigm for infants.
The IAEA's PMD case had been constructed along the lines of a similar analytical model used by Israel in an assessment of nuclear capability and intent provided to the IAEA in 1995 about post-Gulf War nuclear activities alleged to be carried out by Iraq.
an assessment of the capabilities of commercial providers to offer secure cloud computing environments to the Federal Government.
This chapter aims to provide a background for designing relevant measurement programs, together with an assessment of the capabilities and limitations of associated measurement technologies.
This study presents an assessment of the capabilities of various turbulence modelling approaches —ELES, SAS, URANS and RANS to predict the aerodynamic flow around a double-stacked freight wagon, both in isolation and within a train.
The present work presents an assessment of the capabilities of Flamelet Generated Manifold (FGM) in the framework of Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) and Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) At this purpose the TECFLAM swirl burner consisting of a strongly swirling, unconfined natural gas flame was chosen.
Consequently, the flow modelling approach can be chosen according to an assessment of modelling capabilities needed to accurately simulate the lahar hazard.
Thus, for a reliable assessment of capability or health, one would expect near-identical answers at baseline and follow-up for those individuals who experienced no real change in capability or health.
