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This can occur in a so-called broadcast storm, when a broadcast message is distributed in an ad hoc network without controlling the number of message retransmissions [8] Another undesirable condition occurs in carrier sense multiple-access (CSMA) algorithms (see Subsection 8232) when the binary exponential backoff exponent is allowed to increase without limit, a condition that forces network devices to self-censor themselves to silence Several issues with CSMA algorithms employing the request-to-send/clear-to-send (RTS/CTS) exchange have been identi ed by Ray, Carruthers, and Starobinski [9] Deadlock, livelock, and other logical cul-de-sacs are often quite subtle, and must be carefully considered with any MAC algorithm along with the network topology, network device density, and other assumptions about the environment in which the MAC algorithm must perform MA Youssef et al suggest that analyses of a formal model for MAC algorithms are useful [10] 81.

Most newer PCs include an internal modem as a standard feature. However, many users still prefer to use external modems . . . so that they can see the lights flashing and know that something s happening, I guess. In either case, sometimes you need to replace a modem or install a new one. A modem is typically installed in a PC as an internal component an expansion bus slot on the motherboard. External modems are connected to the PC through either a serial or Universal Serial Bus (USB) port.

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Hedge funds use the same categories of accounts as other types of businesses: assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses The assets, liabilities, and other accounts differ markedly from those of a manufacturing or service company because a hedge fund is little more than a legal wrapper around a pool of investment assets Because the fund contracts the management duties to a separately organized management company, the fund generally has no employees A hedge fund has no physical plant and may have no of ce equipment and supplies On the income side, a hedge fund has no cost of goods sold Interest expense may be large Realized gains and losses may show no pattern from month to month and may not relate closely to investment performance Assets The assets of a hedge fund are primarily investments plus cash balances.

Maybe real time is not enough in certain cases such as emergencies or full optimization. One certainly would like to have access to predictive traf c information. This is not yet widespread, but rst elements are available (see following sections).

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5242 Component Structure The Pro le Management system can be decomposed into different subcomponents that can be mapped to the required functionality These subcomponents are introduced below Pro le Manager Core This subcomponent provides the external interfaces for user data management, inquiry and updates to the outside world ie to the Pro le Editor, service platform components such as the Recommender for learning and inference purposes, and applications Furthermore, it manages and delegates incoming requests to additional subcomponents, such as the Pro le Subset Manager or the Pro le Subset Search Besides delegating tasks, it is itself responsible for the creation, maintenance and deletion of user pro les, and communication with the database layer for pro le storage and retrieval Pro le Subset Manager This is the subcomponent for the creation, modi cation and deletion of Pro le Subsets and related functionality.

Furthermore, it handles the management of user data, since user data is directly related to Pro le Subsets and not to the overall pro le Pro le Subset Search This subcomponent is responsible for the provision of the best matching Pro le Subset, the user data that best matches the user s current situation If a pro le management client requests user data from the pro le management component, the Pro le Manager Core triggers the Pro le Subset Search subcomponent That subcomponent then uses algorithms to match the situation quali er on the Pro le Subset with the user s current context in order to nd the best matching Pro le Subset Pro le Storage The Pro le Management component should not specify any database-related requirements or constraints in order to enable easy usage and exchange of the underlying database management system.

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