There are are few existing remote integrity checking methods those can serve for static stored data but not able to work dynamically.
His skinnier young men hang out in a graffiti-covered town hall, where bookcases serve as shelves for storing improvised bombs.
The kilt serves as a pouch for storing things -- a towel, a napkin".
Sean Maloney, executive vice president of Intel, said that Vista's abilities combined with rapidly advancing technology in microchips would lead to a "golden age for PCs," allowing them to serve as a central hub for storing, managing and sending digital media like movies and music to television sets and music players in the home.
The system also contains a number of associated semiconductor chips that serve as the main memory for storing program instructions and data and as interfaces for exchanging data of this sort with peripheral equipment namely, input/output devices (e.g., keyboard, video display, and printer) and auxiliary storage units.
Yet the archaeologists at Jerash suggest that the trough was likely there as a temporary storage facility while the mosaic was being laid: "The evidence from the 'House of the Tesserae' suggests that the trough served as a temporary installation for storing the tesserae until they were laid.
WAT serves as the prime reservoir for storing excess caloric energy in the form of TAG.
Transfer to a container for serving or storing.
By analogy, it is also possible that CODFF, COMFF and even COMC crystallization in animals may serve to store water for later use when the kidney ecosystem is stressed.
A collection of instructions targeted to lay cooks and families for safely preparing, serving, and storing a broad range of food types in a wide range of contexts, e.g., holidays and emergency situations with power losses.
