The Clinton scandals helped Fox to find its political base, but the attacks of September 11th had a more profound effect: Fox, far more than any other television enterprise, went to war.
The Clinton scandals helped Fox to find its political base, but the attacks of September 11th had a more profound effect: Fox, far more than any other television enterprise, went to war.
Therefore, when a sender node wants to send a data packet to its destination node, it can find its helper node based on its relay table.
Transmeta could find its strongest customer base in the developing Internet appliance market.
For instance, if the Trilobite, which uses ultrasound to help navigate, senses that its batteries are about to run down, it will find its way back to its base for recharging.
"It has to find its own helipad," he said, based on onboard camera images and software that seek an appropriate landing spot.
He and others have developed a hypothesis: that each living organism in a biome evolves in situ to find its own acoustic niche, based either on frequency or time, so that "their utterances are not buried by other signals".
The European Banking Authority found its capital base would be wiped out if the global economy and financial markets came under strain and it was instructed to take preemptive action to bolster its financial strength.
But in fact there is a series of fairly straightforward steps, beginning with a cake that finds its chocolate base in Dutch process cocoa powder and ends with a boiled chocolate ganache that, once cooled and applied, will not quite peel back like plastic, but rather slither onto the tongue in a bittersweet jig.
Mintigo's software analyzes a company's existing customer base to find its distinct 'Customer Code' which the company compares to the DNA of a company.
BioDeducta can in principle assist the user by taking advantage of the guidance of an explicit subject domain theory to find its way through the knowledge base to answer complex queries.
