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Reinform: reliable information forwarding using multiple paths in sensor networks," in Proceedings of the 28th Annual IEEE International Conference on Local Computer Networks, 2003.
I wanted to
reinform a new generation about the pleasure and power and joy of excess.
If the reason many practitioners' views diverge from current knowledge about people with severe mental disorders and their families has less to do with their lack of exposure to that knowledge than with their preference for theories and interventions geared to alternative client populations, then simply attempting to
reinform them about a practice model that they dislike and resist may not change their views or practices.
our development [of design ideas] relies on continuous interaction between programme, space, plan and material, a process which is not a linear one but allows even material decisions to
reinform or put into question aspects of the plan'.(1)
Thus, Greenwald and Stein (1991) state that "the primary function of a circuit breaker should be to
reinform market participants," while Lee, Ready, and Seguin (1994) argue that "by lowering informational asymmetries between traders, halts could permit the orderly emergence of a new consensus price." In the spirit of the above statements, we assume that the policy goal of the exchange is to reduce trading costs for uninformed market participants during periods of extreme information asymmetry.
A reliable information forwarding using multiple paths (
ReInForM) protocol proposed in [20] can achieve controlled reliability by sending redundant copies of a packet along multiple paths.
The conventional scheme to guarantee the WSN transmission QoS mainly focus on the routing schemes improvement, i.e., SAR (sequential assignment routing), SPEED (A Stateless Protocol for Real-Time Communication),
ReInForM (Reliable Information Forwarding using Multiple Paths in Sensor Networks), ESRT (Event to Sink Reliable Transport) [29][30][31][32].
Instead, recognizing the Second Amendment's "unpopularity" simply
reinforms the debate--modern firearms policy (100) is now a matter of policy instead of constitutional law.
Rossetti likely knew of the Pompeiian examples; in "Notes on Some Pictures of 1868," Swinburne, who was still close to Rossetti at the time, mentions these scenes in his discussion of the sketches for the painting, and writes--slyly alluding to the myth it depicts--that the subject is "old and well-worn," though here "renewed and
reinformed with life by the vital genius of the artist" (Algernon Charles Swinburne, The Complete Works of Algernon Charles Swinburne, ed.
He explains: '[T]he meaning of a statutory text is
reinformed by the accumulated experience of courts in the application of the law to the facts in a succession of cases.' (68) This phenomenon is sometimes described as a 'dynamic' approach to interpretation.