However, for the sake of the integrity of the rules executed by all the stations, it must report a "virtual" successful access request in the corresponding FBP.
Monumental inscriptions were intended for enduring display and were therefore, as a rule, executed in lasting material, such as stone or metal.
But the threat of war could still hinder economic development: "people don't want to invest in industry if they think their transport links could be taken out," explains Eric Mottu, the IMF's representative in Lebanon.The business district gives way to the traffic-tangled Martyrs' Square, named after rebels against Ottoman rule executed a century ago.
To explain the efficiency of MAR-MinSC in comparison with those of PP-MAR-MinSC-2 and PP-MAR-MinSC-1, we also take into account the percent ratio of the number of redundant candidate rules (not satisfying the constraints) to the total of all generated rules after executing PP-MAR-MinSC-2 and PP-MAR-MinSC-1 on a given triple of dataset, minimum support and minimum confidence, called DS-MS-MC.
Then last month, the Canadian regulator of securities dealers said it would hold a hearing into accusations that Mr. Alboini and other executives of Northern Securities, the brokerage firm owned by Northern Financial, had violated several rules when executing trades on behalf of Jaguar.
Our system selects agents using a database of rules when executing a condition in a query.
Since many rules are executing concurrently and they are sharing resources, a mutual exclusion algorithm is necessary.
Once the rules are executing as expected, integration and user acceptance testing can be initiated.
Executable rules are selected through Algorithm 1. Next, one rule is randomly selected from executable rules and executed.
Correction: August 12, 2000, Saturday An editorial on Wednesday about Texas executions erred in saying that the Supreme Court has ruled that executing minors under age 16 violates the Constitution.
