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	Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria ( ITSEC )
		However, each paragraph within the document is uniquely identified by the combination of chapter or level number and paragraph number.
		If covert channels are identified which exceed these bandwidths, or if no bandwidth is actually specified, then the evaluator must determine if the identified covert channels will cause the TOE to fail evaluation on the grounds of unsuitable functionality.
		Components identified at the lowest level of specification are called basic components; it is from the basic component specifications that the actual software and/or hardware will be produced.
	www.iwar.org.uk /comsec/resources/standards/itsec.htm (14861 words)

	STPforum - STP for strategic thinkers - Sedol: the Unique Identifier?
		The models were evaluated on their ability to meet the criteria of uniqueness, timeliness and commonality.
		And a vendor proprietary identifier, which does not include an OPOL identifier and presents barriers to equal access, failed the uniqueness and commonality tests.
		Although some industry observers have expressed surprise at any consensus around Sedol as the unique identifier, RDUG and Redac are quick to emphasise that they are not endorsing Sedol as a unique identifier.
	db.riskwaters.com /public/showPage.html?page=stp_news_090603_3 (337 words)

	RFC 1274 (rfc1274) - The COSINE and Internet X.500 Schema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Unique Identifier The Unique Identifier attribute type specifies a "unique identifier" for an object represented in the Directory.
		The domain within which the identifier is unique, and the exact semantics of the identifier, are for local definition.
		Organisational Status The Organisational Status attribute type specifies a category by which a person is often referred to in an organisation.
	www.faqs.org /rfcs/rfc1274.html (5912 words)

	Metadata: a current view of practice and issues
		The Federal Geographic Data Committee has identified four functional requirements which have guided metadata development: discovery or location (to find what is available), fitness for use (does a data set meet a particular need), access (data needed to acquire a set of data), and transfer (data needed to process and use a set of data).
		There are good management and organisational reasons for continuing this specialisation but these institutions are faced with the challenge of providing unified access to their collections.
		Such repositories may be managed by information producing organisations themselves, universities for example, by traditional and 'new' commercial publishers, or by other organisations (the Arts and Humanities Data Service in the UK, for example, or industrial and other research organisations, archives, image libraries, and so on).
	www.ukoln.ac.uk /metadata/publications/jdmetadata (10997 words)

	Boehm DNA Study - WiseNano
		Organisation of motions would be governed by the procession of F1 and F1 strands provided.
		In DNA hybridization, an exquisite organising mechanism is manifest that might configure a wide range of specifically designed nano-components to be in close enough proximity that they then may be interfaced and connected, (either mechanically, chemically, nanoelectronically, or with thermal, magnetic, or photonic assistance).
		DNA bar codes, or single strand “identifiers” might also be added at this stage for part identification and tracking, as well as perhaps several encoded single strand “guiding handles”.
	wise-nano.org /w/Boehm_DNA_Study (14697 words)

	CDNL/CENL activities with identifiers - 66th IFLA Council and General Conference - Conference Programme and Proceedings
		Persistent identifiers and their resolution to deposit locators in a networked environment are key to the long-term accessibility of deposit collections.
		In the networked digital environment the use of identifiers is changing because of the resolution functionality whereby the identifier serves as a locator.
		To make the use of NBNs unique on a global scale it is proposed to add a prefix, which may be a country code or another code, registered with the NBN Prefix Registry at the Library of Congress.
	www.ifla.org /IV/ifla66/papers/033-82e.htm (1665 words)

	Appendix E: OpenLDAP cosine.schema
		Unique Identifier # # The Unique Identifier attribute type specifies a "unique identifier" # for an object represented in the Directory.
		The domain within which # the identifier is unique, and the exact semantics of the identifier, # are for local definition.
		Organisational Status # # The Organisational Status attribute type specifies a category by # which a person is often referred to in an organisation.
	www.zytrax.com /books/ldap/ape/cosine.html (3085 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This unique identifier is generated by the IOTP Application Core and submitted to the IOTP Payment Bridge on every API call.
		However, it is assumed that there exists a public and customizable payment instrument identifier such that these identifiers together with their relationship to payment brands, payment protocols, payment directions, and currency amounts can be queried by the IOTP application without any pass phrase knowledge.
		PaymentHandlerPayId An unique identifier specified by the (14) Payment Handler that, if returned by the Consumer in another Payment Scheme Component or by other means, enables the Payment Handler to identify which payment is being referred to.
	www.faqs.org /rfc/rfc3867.txt (8854 words)

	Personal data in a large digital library
		Organisational features are to blame for the lack of usage of person identifiers in document records.
		In general, to build a unique identifier for persons is a problem that has never been completely solved.
		This method will fail to produce unique handles only if there is a document authored by two or more persons with the same name, which is most likely the result of an data input error.
	openlib.org /home/krichel/phoenix.html (5463 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		An individual organisation or company wishing to issue unique identifiers in accordance with this International standard shall do so through umbrella organisations such as their trade associations, or a public or state agency.
		b) The unique identifier being issued using the IAC shall be for use in an open interchange environment; c) The applicant shall be a single corporate entity operating under specific legislative regulation.
		These organisations must, in addition to the criteria for approval as set out in 4.2.1, meet the following criteria: 1) be represented in more than three of the national members countries of ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 31; 2) have a formal, long term relationship with at least one thousand issuers of unique identifiers.
	www.autoid.org /2005docs/15459-2r_20050116_ckh.doc (1990 words)

	DCE 1.1: Directory Services - Information Model
		The relative distinguished name of an object entry is unique (in its context, relative to its parent's name) and must not express an alias.
		The UUID (universal unique identifier) is a fixed size identifier which is guaranteed to be unique across both space and time.
		Entries are unambiguously identified by their name and position within the hierarchy, and are (optionally) uniquely identified by a UUID.
	www.opengroup.org /onlinepubs/9629499/chap01.htm (5691 words)

	Organisational Activities - Retention and Review
		Each data resource accessioned by an institution should be allocated a unique identifier.This number will identify the resource in the Institution's catalogue and be used to locate or identify physical media and documentation.
		At a minimum all physical media and hard copy documentation should be marked with the unique number allocated to the resource, and any additional information required by the institution easily to identify content and formats.
		Each institution can also identify its preferred levels of cataloguing information and documentation for acquisitions and may notify and encourage suppliers or depositors to supply this information through the deposit or acquisition process.
	www.dpconline.org /text/orgact/retention.html (1730 words)

	Ovid: Bibliographic Records
		Ownership by an organisation and the involvement of a professional editorial board may be useful indicators.
		Analysis of pages retrieved from 97 unique sites using a simple keyword search for "breast cancer treatment" on a generic and a health-specific search engine revealed that basic publishing elements were present in low frequency: authorship (20%), attribution/references (32%), disclosure (41%), and currency (35%).
		It also identifies characteristics that may serve as proxies for desirable (or undesirable) qualities that are difficult to assess directly using an algorithm.
	www.umdnj.edu /idsweb/idst3510/cls_search_internet_quality_2001.htm (7556 words)

	LDAP ObjectClasses
		The Organisational Status attribute type specifies a category by which a person is often referred to in an organisation.
		The Building Name attribute type specifies the name of the building where an organisation or organisational unit is based.
		Numeric or alphanumeric identifier assigned to a person, typically based on order of hire or association with an organization.
	www.oav.net /mirrors/LDAP-ObjectClasses.html (2775 words)

	[No title]
		A globally unique identifier for the entire data collection the present dataset was derived from.
		The Organisation the Identifier is affiliated with, or the Organisation (institution) acting as the identifier.
		Unique identifier (code or name) of the institution holding the original data source (first part of record identifier).
	www.bgbm.fu-berlin.de /tdwg/CODATA/Schema/ABCD_2.06/ABCD_2.06.XSD (5464 words)

	Learning Technology newsletter, Vol. 5 Issue 1, January 2003
		The metadata was identified as the problem by rigorously defining search test cases and comparing the results returned to those expected, based on direct examination of the metadata records.
		General Identifiers: one for the position of the learning object in the table of contents (a book numbering catalog) and one for a reference to the content within the original book document file (a source URL).
		A tradeoff is to identify some elements in the LOM model as “mandatory”, and the rest “optional”, therefore divide the elements of LOM model into two parts, the core elements set and the optional elements set.
	lttf.ieee.org /learn_tech/issues/january2003 (13954 words)

	Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The first 3 octets of the MAC address form the Organisational Unique Identifier (OUI) assigned to organisations that requires their own group of MAC addresses.
		This is made possible by 'tagging' the frames entering the port so that these frames are identified as belonging to a particular logical LAN whilst they travel along the switch fabric of the box.
		OUI - this is the Organisational Unique Identifier of the source of the frame i.e.
	www.rhyshaden.com /ethernet.htm (13057 words)

	RLG DigiNews April 15, 2005, Volume 9, Number 2
		Such identifiers are fundamental to the exchange and management of electronic objects, by allowing human or automated user agents to unambiguously identify, and share the identification of, the encoding format of an object.
		This is a virtue both of the inherent uniqueness of the identifier and of its binding to a definitive description of the format in a file format registry, such as PRONOM.
		It will enable us to identify and monitor technological changes and their potential impacts on electronic records stored by TNA and UK Government departments, as well as to develop preservation strategies to mitigate the impact of these technological changes.
	www.rlg.org /en/page.php?Page_ID=20571&Printable=1 (9367 words)

	Second ICSU Press/UNESCO International Conference on Electronic Publishing in Science - Session VI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It is much better to ensure a unique code per item, allowing that item to flow from database to database, provided that those databases have a searchable index capable of understanding the grammar of the unique identification code.
		In order to create an environment in which all this can be organised in a meaningful way, the first conclusion is that, in the first approximation, we have to consider all the various components as independent but interacting objects.
		Whatever the mechanics, the crucial element is that library gateways are in the unique position to dictate that they retain the user as he browses and navigates from one document to another.
	www.unesco.org /science/publication/electronic_publishing_2001/proceedings_sess6.shtml (12164 words)

	Medline Abstracts on Social Support and Childbirth Classes - FROM RONNIE Falcão's MIDWIFE ARCHIVES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Health care providers are in a unique position to educate prospective parents about the importance of social support around the time of childbirth and may play a critical role in mobilizing support systems for new mothers.
		Principal components analysis of the ratings identified three independent dimensions, describing feelings of fulfillment, distress and difficulty, respectively.
		Title A comparison of attenders at antenatal classes in the voluntary and statutory sectors: education and organisational implications.
	www.gentlebirth.org /Midwife/sclsprt.html (2761 words)

	Geographical information systems
		Thus points may be readily located by using a co-ordinate referencing system; linear features may be represented by breaking their “stretches” down into straight sections and then allocating co-ordinates to the nodes at the ends of each stretch, and areas may utilise co-ordinates to locate the boundaries (corners) of enclosed polygons.
		an identifier which is able to be recognised by its pre-programmed label or co-ordinate, and one which is able to be linked to the data in an attribute database.
		There are two basic data organisational structures (also called modes, models or formats) which GIS programmes use for spatial data: (i) the vector mode and (ii) the raster mode, though Cassettari (1993) gives information on other ways of structuring data.
	www.fao.org /docrep/003/w0615e/W0615E04.HTM (8022 words)

	Token Ring, source route bridge, active monitor
		These are MAC addresses which are made up of two sections, an IEEE assigned vendor code (often called the Organisational Unique Identifier or OUI) followed by the 3-byte sequence assigned by the vendor which is unique for each interface (and therefore for each station, providing it has only one interface).
		It verifies that the specific address to be used by the Adapter is unique to the ring which the Adapter is inserted.
		The table is organised such that the top two rows indicate the hexadecimal and then binary for the Ethernet version of the MAC address.
	www.rhyshaden.com /tokenr.htm (11120 words)

	Aglets: Enabling the Agile Enterprise
		Bloch and Pigneur(1) in their work on virtual enterprises state that "usage of inter-organisational systems will grow because of the need to integrate disparate organisations or individuals in the same IT-enabled processes, independently of formal boundaries".
		This paper proposes a particular agent-based approach to the solution of this problem, which builds upon more general work being undertaken by researchers at MSI investigating how next generation manufacturing software systems will be developed, built and deployed(3).
		The aglet core is then encapsulated by an aglet proxy that acts as a shield against any attempt to directly access any of the private methods and variables, and can also hide the real location of the aglet from malicious aglets.
	www.luckyspin.org /Docs/Papers/Mesela97.html (2760 words)

	[No title]
		Trading Architecture The general architecture suits for a broad range of applications, and several abstract interfaces are identified between the architecture components.
		The latter association can be lowered to the Consumer Payment Identifier, IOTP Payment Bridge, and Wallet Identifier when the payment transaction has been successfully started.
		If the IOTP Payment Bridge requests wallet identifiers or pass phrases anywhere during the payment process, they should be requested by this API call, too.
	www.ietf.org /proceedings/00jul/I-D/draft-ietf-trade-iotp-v1.0-papi-00.txt (9871 words)

	OPTIONS FOR THE CADASTRE IN THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA:
		Make it possible to identify land that is: State owned and its location; being held for speculation; under utilised; hopelessly indebted.
		The approach would involve: a coordinate (a unique identifier which dovetails with our present system), over a stake in the ground (the physical cadastre) next to a house, and linked to a paper record of who held that right (contained in a community register updated regularly by the local leadership).
		Each plot should be uniquely identifiable and therefore capable of some sort of registration.
	www.und.ac.za /und/survey/clarissa/public/plato.htm (16846 words)

	Planet HUMBUG
		HTTP is something the organisation has not yet had a lot of experience with, and concerns over how it will perform are a major factor.
		The predicate is a URI that identifies the relationship between the subject and object.
		Human-readability is not all that important, so long as the identifier is easy to generate and otherwise work with in the database.
	planet.humbug.org.au (14325 words)

	[No title]
		The identity consists of two parts, a unique name and the public x509 key, bound together in a certificate.
		The distinguished name contains information about the user such as name, organisational affiliation and email address and is considered as a unique identifier.
		That is, policy in the system must deny certificates issued by a authority that are not within the namespace of the this CA (CA1 can not issue certificates in the namespace of CA2).
	monalisa.cacr.caltech.edu /monalisa__System_Design__security.html (462 words)

	XML-based IFRAtrack
		The present condition means reduced lead times, more space for creativity and improved productivity, but also a need for new organisational models and new approaches with respect to an efficient workflow and quality assurance of the digital production processes.
		A unique identifier of the object concerned with the tracking message.
		The identifier must be either globally unique, or unique within a specified system.
	www.gca.org /papers/xmleurope2000/papers/s15-02.html (2551 words)

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