Mr. Schmidt and his staff monitored the activities of the intruder closely over the next two days as he popped into the system for a few minutes at a time, creating new accounts with varying permissions, or degrees of access to the network, and seeing how deeply he could penetrate the system.
Permission Applicability Degree (pradP t)), which shows the number of RBAC constraints related to permission faults reacting to t.
What's the most curious to me is the demand side of the equation and implications to supply down the road, specifically the degrees of permission brands are allowed by consumers.
A handful of community colleges have won permission to offer bachelor's degrees in nursing — notably Miami Dade College, one of the nation's largest, which started its bachelor's program in 2008 — and other schools have petitioned state regulators and accreditation agencies to do the same.
Earlier generations of modernists rarely gave themselves permission to reach for the degree of abstraction Mr. Meier has maintained throughout his career.
The peculiar thing about Rowan's case is that he could have obtained a degree of social permission simply by being honest about borrowing from other writers — by doing what Jonathan Lethem did, or by claiming that he was producing a "meta" work.
In the judgment at his trial, it was stipulated that Autrecourt could only obtain "magisterial honor and degree" after special permission from the Apostolic See, which seems to imply that he was not allowed to progress to inception in theology (the ceremony in which the magisterial honors would be conferred) until the pope decided otherwise.
It changed its name again, to Kaplan University, when it was granted permission to offer graduate-level degree programs.
It irritated me profoundly, this eerie strength and weakness of attachment and corresponding freedoms and degrees of rule and permission -- degrees, really, of finality.... [Ora] said, "Oh, Wiley, you don't hate women!"...I couldn't help thinking, stupidly, that quick fucks were superior, because you hardly had time to notice your own fatuousness, or hers....I entered her; she helped.
In Britain, BPP, a subsidiary of the U.S. company Apollo, received permission from the Privy Council to award degrees in 2007.
I'm talking about the nightmarish boxes with long, dark names like: ?that no degree be awarded and permission be not granted to resubmit in revised form but that the candidate be offered the degree of master instead?
