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    Architecture on Campus

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    Janus Agri Altar As I walked pass by the horseshoe-shaped courtyard of Agronomy Hall‚ I saw an eccentric‚ bronze art sculpture standing firmly in the middle. At first I was pondering what has this statue got to do with Agronomy Hall until I walked closer to get a clearer picture. "Janus Agri Altar." That was the title given to this 14-foot metal structure that serves as a symbol for the Agronomy Hall. Although the sculpture might look very simple and old‚ the Janus Agri Altar has a deep meaning

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    Report on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) ABSTRACT SOA is a design for linking business and computational resources (principally organizations‚ applications and data) on demand to achieve the desired results for service consumers (which can be end users or other services). Service-orientation describes an architecture that uses loosely coupled services to support the requirements of business processes and users. Resources on a network in a SOA environment are made available as independent

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    building rather than the architecture or city involvement. In searching‚ three beneficial sources were found; Rome‚ V‚6: Colosseum (Grove Dictionary)‚ The Colosseum (Wikipedia)‚ and A Perfect Ruin (JSTOR)‚ all of which portrayed different information and views surrounding the building and were intended for different reasons. The Grove Dictionary of Art is an encyclopedia that is available to the general population that relates its information to Art and Architecture. The article selected from

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    Begüm İdrisoğlu 15 April 2013 Neoclassical Age in English Literature The names given to this period are confusing: Restoration‚ 18th century‚ Neoclassical‚ Augustan Chronologically the period covers from 1660 to around 1800. In English‚ the term Neoclassicism is used primarily of the visual arts; the similar movement in English literature‚ which began considerably earlier‚ is called Augustan Literature‚ which had been dominant for several decades. The English Neoclassical movement‚ predicated

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    Architecture and Function

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    flat forms‚ jagged and overlaps in shallow space. Viewers thought that Michelango’s art work was disrespectful and they did not appreciate it‚ they thought the man was objectionable because of the nudity. Duchamp wanted to combine at least two different styles and two modern at movement of the time doing this he decided to put many women walking down stairs and overlap the photo. I think it does. After I first looked at the work at first and I didn’t understand it but after looking at it for a

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    studies &research Information technology department Database systems Report on: (Comparison between Relational database & object oriented database) By: Mohammed Hussein Mahmoud Mustafa khedr To: Dr. Saad Darwish Introduction A database is a means of storing information in such a way that information can be retrieved from it. Thus a database is typically a repository for heterogeneous but interrelated pieces of information. Often a database contains more than one table. Codebooks and dictionaries

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    kabuki architecture

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    more importantly‚ allowed the scenery to change right there‚ in front of the audience’s very eyes‚ giving rise to that unique feature of kabuki called “light up set change”. During this age‚ many other techniques were devised one after another‚ including the sets that come up on lifts (zeri age)‚ diagonally rising lifts‚ overturning sets‚ flipping flats and others. Then‚ the Edo kabuki playwright came up with extraordinary devices such as wheeled pull sets and roll out platform. Those techniques

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    prompted by MEG International‚ a large and reputable Finnish IT organisation. This report explains Enterprise architecture and how it can be applied as a strategy. It explains Zachman’s "framework for enterprise architecture" (Zachman‚ 1987) and the components of its two dimensional matrix. Criticism that Zachman framework is only a taxonomy follows on identifying next framework "The Open Group Architecture Framework" (known as TOGAF) and it’s criticism that can act as architectural process rather

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    COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT‚ NIT ROURKELA | CLOUD COMPUTING ARCHITECTURE | COMPUTER NETWORKS REPORT | ANKITA JENA 10/11/2012 | WHAT IS CLOUD COMPUTING? Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient‚ on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g.‚ networks‚ servers‚ storage‚ applications‚ and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. Cloud computing incorporates

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    A Resilient Architecture for Automated Fault Tolerance in Virtualized Data Centers Wai-Leong Yeow‚ C´ dric Westphal‚ e and Ulas C. Kozat ¸ DoCoMo USA Labs‚ 3240 Hillview Ave‚ Palo Alto‚ CA 94304‚ USA e-mail: wlyeow@ieee.org‚ {cwestphal‚kozat}@docomolabs-usa.com Abstract—Virtualization is a key enabler to autonomic management of hosted services in data centers. We show that it can be used to manage reliability of these virtual entities with virtual backups. An architecture is proposed to autonomously

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