One of a gang of lost children who call themselves "the death dealers," Mad Dog roams the wastelands of his country, spreading machine-gun terror and death — to men, women and other children — in the name of the revolution.
Turntable spreaders were introduced in 1920, face-to-face spreaders in 1938, and electric-powered spreading machines that spread a full bolt automatically without manual attention in 1946.
The resulting increased cutting productivity motivated the development of spreading machines to spread fabric from long bolts in lays composed of hundreds of plies of fabrics.
Manual and semiautomatic spreading machines are propelled manually over the lay length as the machine feeds the fabric ply onto the cutting table.
Before the European directive Read was able to rent out his slurry spreading machines to farmers in the Ulster border county every month of the year.
The first spreading machines in the late 1890s, often built of wood, carried fabrics in either bolt or book-fold form as the workers propelled the spreading machines manually and aligned the superposed plies vertically on the cutting table, thus making the cutting lay.
Short lengths are spread by hand, but large lays, made from large bolts of material, range in length to over 100 feet (30 metres) and heights containing hundreds of plies and must be spread with traveling spreading machines.
And the researchers found that their program could be spread from machine to machine via the memory-cards.
Researchers say that while Stuxnet had the ability to replicate autonomously, Flame can spread from machine to machine only when prompted by the attacker.
Viruses are small chunks of rogue computer code that saboteurs hide in otherwise innocent programs, and once they are introduced into the system, they spread from machine to machine and cause damage.
Last year, Ed Felten, the computer scientist from Princeton, wrote a report exhaustively documenting the many ways a Diebold AccuVote-TSX could be hacked — including a technique for introducing a vote-rigging virus that would spread from machine to machine in a precinct.
