The original design planned for most theater patrons to enter the theater from the underground parking garage, but the success of Millennium Park and neighboring businesses has caused most attendees to enter at street level.
That will be in the midst of the annual jamboree at Davos in Switzerland, where global bigwigs gather to chew over world affairs.The report could cause a few attendees to choke on their Glühwein.
That was what happened this year at the RailsConf, a software conference in Baltimore, when attendees caused Wi-Fi gridlock by tuning in to a webcast of an unrelated event across the country.
This difference might stem from various causes: first, conference attendees mix more than individuals in a hospital and the structure of the corresponding contact network is thus different from the hospital case [ 33].
The question at hand is what measures a network operator can take to detect and contain rogue and imposter Wi-Fi hotspots used in our meeting and conference spaces that pose a security threat to meeting or conference attendees or cause interference to the conference guest wireless network.
If Trump's conversation with the Taiwanese president caused the Reagan forum attendees to cringe, his selection of Dunford's fellow marine Jim Mattis as defense secretary caused them to exhale.
Star Wars and Star Trek games are revealed, with the latter, the four-player co-op of Bridge Crew, causing all manner of attendees at E3 to coo like you over another kitten video, be they Trekkies or (more often) not.
It'll go to a much better cause than the $6,000 TED attendees spend to feel good about themselves for a couple of days.
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl.'s performance at our London event caused quite a commotion, with attendees flooding to The Ballroom where he was playing, bouncing around in anticipation before the music even began.
Such self-selection bias is caused by the underlying differences between attendees and nonattendees to the screening program that would also be present in the absence of screening.
