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	Cheops: A Compact Explorer For Complex Hierarchies
		In Cheops, if triangle 2 is selected, then triangle 5 will become node E. If triangle 3 is selected instead, then triangle 5 will become node F. The visual representation of each logical branch of a hierarchy is, therefore, a result of a specific deployment of the previous levels.
		Also, since the Cheops representation takes up less screen space, it is possible to display structural information in conjunction with the description of the actual content of an visual object.
		The Cheops pyramid, the slider and the choices were effectively three views and three controls on one single internal state and users found it somewhat difficult to integrate them into a whole.
	maparent.ca /paper.html (4544 words)

	Cheops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cheops is also known as Khufu (2589-2566 BC), the name Khufu is the original ancient Egyptian name for this king as demonstrated by his own cartouche.
		Cheops was the builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, ironically, only a very small statue of 9 cm miniature statue of Cheops is on display at the Cairo Museum.
		Cheops had several sons and his immediate successor was his son Djedefre.
	www.aldokkan.com /egypt/cheops.htm (562 words)

	Central MO PitBull Rescue
		Cheops joined MPR group the day he was scheduled to leave this world.
		Cheops has been very grateful and relieved to be given a second chance.
		Cheops is smart and responsive and should be a lot of fun to train and teach tricks.
	www.pitbullsontheweb.com /mpr/dogs/cheops.html (453 words)

	Cheops: A Reconfigurable Data-Flow System
		Cheops is similarly a data-flow computer, in that algorithms are described as graphs involving operations by specialized stream processors and specifying the data dependencies among the operations.
		Cheops differs from IDATEN in several areas, particularly in that resources are scheduled dynamically so that the same software will run on differently-equipped Cheops systems and so that multiple application programs can run concurrently.
		Although Cheops is solely a target device on the SCSI bus, a resident client/server protocol allows Cheops programs downloaded and executed from the host to access files on the host filesystem, and to print and input on the host's console devices, using the same function calls as any ordinary host program under UNIX.
	web.media.mit.edu /~wad/cheops_CSVT/cheops.html (5899 words)

	Overview of Cheops
		The focus of the research is to investigate the architecture, protocols and the NASD support required to enable such decentralized scalable operation.
		Cheops involves clients in the implementation of enhanced storage abstractions to ensure scalability.
		The library acquires capabilities from the Cheops storage manager and does not need the local kernel for access control (since the NASD across the network does not trust the machine's kernel anyway and requires capabilities cryptographically sealed by the storage manager before allowing access).
	www.pdl.cmu.edu /NASD/Cheops_overview.html (610 words)

	Cheops: Host Environment
		In order to use a Cheops system, several variables need to be defined in your environment, and the location of the Cheops host software must be added to your search path.
		The Cheops host configuration is simply a dotfile package that, when added to your configuration, automatically maintains path, environment variables and aliases.
		For example, if your host workstation is using two Cheops systems, you may desire to use serial port 0 for serial communications in one terminal (xterm) and simultaneously use serial port 1 for communications to the other Cheops system.
	web.media.mit.edu /~wad/cheops/software/shell_env.html (859 words)

	Debian -- cheops
		Cheops is a combination of a variety of network tools to provide system administrators and users with a simple interface to managing and accessing their networks.
		Additionally, cheops has taken on the role of a network management system, in the same category as one might put HP Openview.
		Cheops is no longer being developed, however, cheops-ng offers similar functionality and is actively maintained.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/net/cheops (142 words)

	Cheops/Khufu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Despite this great accomplishment however, there is evidence to suggest Cheops was a tyrant.
		Though the story has not been proven, it was rumored that Cheops put his daughter in a brothel to help fund the pyramid.
		Cheops sent a few military expeditions into Sinai, and passed on his penchant for pyramids to his sons.
	www.duchesne.org /usweb/historymi/cheops.htm (84 words)

	ESM Software:
		CHEOPS is a powerful program for the evaluation and prediction of physical properties of polymers based on their chemical structure.
		CHEOPS also provides for computer design of organic liquids, linear polymers, and polymer networks with predetermined properties.
		CHEOPS is based on a new theoretical approach with many advantages over other polymer property prediction software.
	www.esm-software.com /cheops (245 words)

	Mark-II holo-cheops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Although cheops itself can be used to compute holograms, we primarily use it as a framebuffer for the display.
		Cheops is an image processing system developed by the Entertainment and Information Systems group at the MIT Media Lab.
		Cheops programs are cross-compiled for the P2's' i960 on a Decstation (running DEC ultrix 4.3), and are downloaded from the host SGI, initiated and communicated with by the chex (cheops execute) utility, also running on the host SGI.
	www.media.mit.edu /spi/HVcheops.htm (568 words)

	Cheops: A portable GNU/Linux cluster. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cheops is a no-cost, portable cluster developed for use in department labs.
		The number of nodes is flexible depending on the number available for use in the lab.
		Currently Cheops consists of between 8 and 16 Dell Optiplex computers, each with a 1Ghz cpu and 500MB ram over 100 Mb ethernet..
	www.math.byu.edu /CompResources/cheops/cheops.htm (90 words)

	SecuriTeam™ - Cheops, The Network User Interface
		Cheops hopes to provide the system administrator and the user a powerful tool for locating, accessing, diagnosing, and managing network resources, all with the click of a button.
		Cheops is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL), therefore it is there for anyone to modify and improve.
		Cheops also supports a plugin interface, which includes support for SNMP plugins, similar in concept to those of HP Openview.
	www.securiteam.com /tools/2NUPUQKQ0C.html (437 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cheops must be run by the root user, since it is not installed (by default) setuid.
		The mechanics of cheops operation are nothing new: Simple ICMP "ping" packets are used to initially search a net- work for hosts that are alive.
		Cheops was originally written by Mark Spencer, and is now being spon- sored greatly by Adtran, Inc. Version 0.60 25th August 25, 2001 CHEOPS(8)
	www.phlak.org /docs/tools/cheops.txt (615 words)

	Cheops-ng (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cheops is a GUI program whereas cheops-ng has a backend server that is running all of the time.
		people are developing it and supporting it, whereas cheops is not being developed on nor supported).
		It was decided after much debate that cheops needed to be different than what it was, and that a full makeover needed to be done to cheops.
	cheops-ng.sourceforge.net.cob-web.org:8888 (303 words)

	Cheops Network User Interface (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cheops is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
		Cheops is Open Source software, and contributions, in terms of bug reports, ideas, documentation, and best of all patches, are welcome.
		While cheops currently explores and provides easy access to network resources, it should be expanded to provide monitoring functionality as well.
	www.marko.net /cheops (551 words)

	ABC Sci-Tech - 17/09/02 : Robot to probe Egyptian pyramid's mystery
		A robot will be sent to explore Cheops, Egypt's largest pyramid, to investigate a mystery behind a stone door.
		The two amateur archaeologists were also hoping to investigate a previously unknown shaft in another section of the pyramid.
		The burial chamber of Cheops, a pharaoh who reigned before 2500 BC, has never been found.
	www.abc.net.au /news/scitech/2002/09/item20020916112712_1.htm (218 words)

	Debian -- cheops-ng
		On some services, cheops-ng is actually able to see what program is running for a service and the version number of that program.
		Cheops-ng is a replacement for Cheops ('ng' stands for 'Next Generation').
		* Cheops is a GUI program whereas cheops-ng has a backend server that is running all of the time.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/net/cheops-ng (215 words)

	The Great Pyramid of Cheops
		Egyptologists believe that the chamber was brought to this point and then the builders changed their minds and moved to the King's Chamber.
		The possible explanation for the abandonment is that the sarcophagus built for Cheops was much too large for the narrow passageways that had already been built.
		These are thought to have been for his sister, Merites, who was also his wife, and possibly two other queens.
	www.touregypt.net /cheops.htm (1300 words)

	CSSP Web Site
		Use CHEOPS to process purchase orders, invoices, sub contract payments and valuations, plant and labour costs etc and you will capture data to provide timely cost reports and forecasts.
		CHEOPS has been developed over a period of 20 years and is arguably the leading package of its type with over 300 organisations, large and small, using the product in various countries around the world, including the UK.
		Their Accord Payroll system can be linked to CHEOPS for job costing and accounting purposes.
	www.cssp.co.uk /cheops.htm (368 words)

	Farshores.org Ancient Mysteries Article: Cheops TOE 11
		The commonality of the ISIS/JOHN constant (18) reveals that the Cheops pyramid is a geometricaly symbolic representation of the fine-structure constant when used with John's trance/dream number of the beast..37*18 =666:
		The constructs of the Cheops pyramid contains all of the information necessary to calculate the condensation ratios of the four fundamental forces (a(em) ; a(s) ; G(w) ; G(n)) using one measurement ratio, the Cheops constructs height = ht = 486.256 ft....base leg = bl = 763.81 ft....Churchward/Ramsey 1910...
		Since the volumne of the Cheops pyramid is expressable by height and base leg then the gravitational constant G(n) using the Planck scalar and Cheops constructs in the log and volumne form can unify the electromagnetic and gravitational forces through one equality:
	farshores.org /amcheop.htm (1667 words)

	Cheops, Mandrake, and wondering why why why? - LinuxQuestions.org
		I ran an RPM for cheops it went in with no dependancy problems or any errors.
		I dont want to play hide and go seek with it but Cheops just dosent understand when I tell it to stop hideing and get its ass on a menu.
		I have a feeling this will be some termanal thingy like rpm: {--run cheops because its hideing god dammit} thing.
	www.linuxquestions.org /questions/showthread.php?t=222916 (431 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		View from the south, Cheops pyramid at the far right.
		View from the southeast, Cheops pyramid at the far right.
		Cheops pyramid with section of central burial chambers.
	lib.haifa.ac.il /www/art/cheops.html (136 words)

	Amazon.com: Cheops: A Cupboard for the Sun: Books: Paul West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		West (A Fifth of November) examines the legacy of the Egyptian leader who built the great pyramids in his latest historical novel, a vividly imagined but flawed book that begins with the once-powerful Cheops fighting a series of grave illnesses.
		The novel turns hallucinatory and downright bizarre in the final section, as West imagines a link between the music of 19th-century English composer Frederic Delius and the burial plans of Cheops.
		The historical detail is impeccable, and Osiris proves to be a capable guide through Cheops's final days, despite some ponderous prose and a few decidedly modern interpretations of the leader's dilemma.
	www.amazon.com /Cheops-Cupboard-Sun-Paul-West/dp/0811215199 (796 words)

	Tucows Downloads - Cheops 0.61 GPL Software
		Cheops is a combination of a variety of network tools designed to provide system administrators and users with a simple interface in managing and accessing their networks.
		In short, Cheops aims to do for the network what the file manager did for the file system.
		Users who previewed Cheops also previewed these related titles:
	www.tucows.com /preview/31525 (336 words)

	CHEOPS Chess Opponent Simulator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		CHEOPS (CHEss OPponent Simulator) is a fully-functional chess program capable of human-vs-human, human-vs-computer, and computer-vs-computer play.
		The game tree search is alpha–beta, and the static evaluation function considers material, mobility, and motif features.
		CHEOPS is written in ANSI C++ and as such should compile on any system with a conforming C++ compiler.
	www.nothingisreal.com /cheops (134 words)

	Cheops' Grand Pyramid
		the leading supplier of air conditioning and air treatment equipment on the European market, was selected by the Egyptian Antiquities Department for the ventilation of Cheops' pyramid, one of the seven wonders of the world.
		The daily floe of tourists, saturating the atmosphere inside the Great Pyramid with humidity and carbon dioxide, represents a threat for the preservation of the prestigious monument.
		The casing was designed and treated to resist sandstorms, the special motors enable operation at high temperatures in air whose humidity can reach 100% and the fans were specially balanced to avoid vibration on the pyramid etc. At 80m above ground level on the north and south faces, the ventilators are almost invisible and inaudible.
	www.ciat.co.uk /page3.html (243 words)

	CHEOPS Models Updates - Duke Energy - Nantahala Area
		CHEOPS Models Updates - Duke Energy - Nantahala Area
		The following Output reports include minor model code modifications, however, there are no significant changes to the results.
		These are large files and may take a few minutes to download.
	www.nantahalapower.com /lakes/relicensing/cheops (49 words)

	Guardian's Egypt - The Pharaoh Khufu
		Originally, the Great Pyramid stood 481 feet (146.6 m) tall.
		Although commonly called Cheops (and also Suphis) because of the late Greek influence on Egypt, the name Khufu is the original ancient Egyptian name for this king as demonstrated by his own cartouche.
		Although the Great pyramid has such fame, little is actually known about its builder, Khufu.
	www.guardians.net /egypt/khufu.htm (594 words)

	THE UPUAUT PROJECT (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This web site contains a complete scientific report about the investigation of the so-called "air shafts"
		inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, and all related additional information.
		It includes a set of 4 extremely detailed CAD drawings,
	www.cheops.org.cob-web.org:8888 (63 words)

	The Williams' Hydraulic Theory to Cheops' Pyramid (Khufu's Pyramid) (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Williams' Hydraulic Theory to Cheops' Pyramid (Khufu's Pyramid) (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu)
		Zahi Hawass, the chief of Egyptian antiquities, asked me for a copy of my Cheops Pyramid book which I provided him, and even after repeated requests, Dr. Hawass - a major advocate of a ramp theory - refused to tell me whether my theory is valid or invalid.
		In the scientific world, it does not matter a whit whether you are right or wrong - only whether or not you are professionally and financially connected.
	www.tsc-global.com.cob-web.org:8888 /cheops.html (3850 words)

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