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18 Apr 2005: The information they contain should. make it possible to support basic QoS requirements. ... Some requirements. such as reliability obviously can not be supported by such metrics.

17 Aug 2005: This brings up a Menu which contains various entries including New Terminal whichmay be the fourth entry down. • ... Click this icon. • This brings up the Main Menu whose entries include Unix Shell and (as the last entry)Log Out. •

31 Oct 2005: By contrast, translocation into the ER (open arrow) is often regarded as a constitutive process wherethe presence of a signal sequence in a protein predetermines its entry into the ER. ... Thus, the entry of proteins into the ER is not necessarilya

3 May 2005: Why me? Barriers to market entry. What have you got to make it through? ... High. Consultancy. Cost of entry. Game. Battleship. FMCG. Movie. Car. How?

27 Jan 2005: Covers not only operating systems but a broad spectrum ofsecurity products and associated security requirements. ... Separates functional and security requirements from the inten-sity of required testing (evaluation assurance level, EAL).

10 Mar 2005: DWE said that he would have a look into this. He also said that he would get a proper CASU entry point set up. ... The UK User Requirements document will be frozen on 15 April (some comments are still being assessed).

11 Jun 2005: At least double the number of faults. Memory requirements. Hiding which machine pages are in use: may interfere with page colouring, large TLB entries etc. ... Some VMs have soft real-time requirements. E.g. web servers, databases, game servers.

2 Sep 2005: A default access control list (ACL) is shown as a number of chained access control entries (ACE). ... This continues to be used in Windows 2000. 27.7.1 NTFS requirements.

28 Jun 2005: the conguration burden to the devices themselves, maximising their utility. whilst minimising their requirements of users. ... such as e-mail and diary entries to users [Finney96]. Active Badge location.

4 Jan 2005: Concurrent Systemsand Applications. CST Part 1B, Michaelmas 2004. John K Fawcett. john.fawcett@cl.cam.ac.uk. Lecture 1: Introduction. Concurrent Systems and Applications is closely based on last. year’s course of the same name by Tim Harris, and