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The interface is as long as it is due to the fine-grained nature of the existing SELinux reference policy.

This same requirement to track relationships among business objects for an aspect also came up in the fine-grained security example.

To make a lithograph the artist draws with a special waxy crayon onto a fine-grained limestone block or a specially grained zinc plate.

A fine - grained whetstone lubricated with oil, used for fine sharpening.

A fine-grained impure corundum used for grinding and polishing.

It will also be possible to construct a fine-grained picture of human evolution, and of how and when humanity spread around the world.

14Conversely, I strongly encourage you to use a fine-grained numbering style for use case descriptions.

Controls on how much of the database you share are reasonably fine grained, with three levels of access.

Starting with BPM tends to drive fine-grained single operator services which isn't a good thing in terms of creating a robust architecture.

They give you fine-grained control over the layout of the final page by allowing you to control how the placeholder controls are rendered.

The wood of any of these trees, especially the hard, close-grained wood of the sugar maple , often used for furniture and flooring.

The dam with fine grained tailings is always an import ant research focus in the case of the upstream method of construction.

Tight grained wood tends to impart the Oak characteristics (vanilla, spice and butter flavors) much more slowly than wood with looser grain.

The need to implement a large number of too finely grained services is an indication that this antipattern is being applied.

He had missed his daughter sorely , and was deeply sorry that he had married such a spiteful and cross-grained Queen .

Info: These messages contain some contextual information to help trace execution (at a coarse-grained level) in a production environment.

Put shredded lettuce at the bottom of a bowl, add pineapple , tomato, crab sticks and grained corn on it.

This makes it particularly easy to adopt and useful for coarse-grained crosscutting.

This paper proposes a fine-grained radio-map localization based information security boundary in sensor network.

The ability to handle such large volumes of data enables the company to monitor services at a very fine-grained resolution as needed.

A more complete and fine-grained set of pointcuts allows more of the interesting points of program execution to be accessible to aspects.

A fine - grained, light - colored granitic rock consisting primarily of orthoclase and quartz.

First, for efficiencies sake you would not want to have a fine-grained, "chatty" interface to a Web Service anyway.

In general, one of the purposes of Eclipse projects is to serve as a coarse-grained unit of configuration management.

A fine-grained protection domains method was proposed to address the problem of dynamically changing a process's capabilities.

A framework is larger grained than just a single class, typically. Also, you hook into frameworks by subclassing somewhere.

He and other Harvard researchers plan to get a much more fine-grained picture of the Haitian strain, down to its genetic sequence.

Reusing assets in a fine-grained manner has the benefit of modularity and asset versioning.

Create module-scoped JDBC data sources that allow fine-grained control over which parts of your application can access the database.

Finer-grained control over the various resources making up the cloud gives a company all available configuration options.

This example shows that you can control, even down to a very fine-grained instance level, access to individual resources if you needed to.

This isn't something expected in a fine-grained component model.

While a fine grained locking system allows more users to use the table or index simultaneously, it requires more resources.

Using fine-grained parameters instead of messages, however, is usually more descriptive.

A fine-grained metamorphic rock that splits into thin, smooth-surfaced layers.

When foods are eaten, the grained flat plate is drawn out and folded to be a container used to hold garbage or the foods.

The workaround, if you want more fine-grained control over the deployment of synchronized code, is to use an atomic field updater.

Coarse-grained components are reserved to a smaller set of abstractions in a business system.

Louie bent down and put his hand into the fine-grained sand at his feet.

Coarse-grained components are usually implemented through composition of finer-grained components as a means for obtaining abstraction.

SOA assembles applications out of software atomic services, which are reusable components, but at a much coarse-grained level.

a fine-grained fertile soil deposited by water flowing over flood plains or in river beds.

A remote service should offer coarser-grained operations retrieving all the information for a book in a single invocation.

Porcelain: Vitrified pottery with a white, fine-grained Body that is usually translucent.

The interaction between the client object and the server object is too fine grained and results in many trips across the network.

Level 3 is the most fine-grained level, controlling access to functions or views, sometimes referred to as "entitlements. "

Besides, the parameter used to describe concrete protective coatings increasing materials close-grained capability is fixed on.

However, the value returned is probably not finely grained enough to be useful.

Additional access control is required for fine-grained protection of the assets associated with that service.

This allows you to establish fine-grained access control for file system objects and support inheritance features.

Table 1 generally categorizes the various component technologies in terms of their usage as fine- or coarse-grained component models.

Service choreography can be used to create a coarse-grained interface that runs a business process consisting of fine-grained operations.

Table 2 categorizes, in general, the various component technologies in terms of their usage as fine- or coarse-grained component models.

Composite applications enable creation of coarse-grained services with flow logic to determine the execution sequence of the services.

In addition, the use of cloud groups enables the teams to divide and manage resources at a fine-grained level when necessary.

The hierarchy may also be changed inside of the code to give fine-grained control to the developer at run time.

A responsibility-driven approach starts with a large-grained view of the class and first assigns responsibilities to that class.

Property, which gives you more fine-grained control over the automatic sizing behavior of a control.

The wood is hard, close grained, and fine textured, and is used for construction and making agricultural tools and furniture.

This allows actions to be restricted on a per-user basis, allowing fine-grained control over which user can access which action.

Fine-grained components also tend to interact on the same thread of execution, which reduces the overhead of a chatty interaction pattern.

OProfile is fine-grained and can collect samples for a set of instructions, or for function, system call, or interrupt handlers.

a fine-grained metamorphic rock that can be split into thin layers.

Grained - steel , as a new material , can significantly improve the strength characteristic of steels through grained crystalloid.

As you can see, the mechanism provided here can implement a very fine-grained type of access control.

The data access tier is a set of coarse-grained Data Access Objects (DAOs) (see Resources) implemented as stateless session beans.

Implementation flexibility is strongly indicative of a coarse-grained component.

Component implementations that expose life cycle state to their consumers are generally considered to be fine-grained components.

The wood is extremely hard and dense, close grained, very fine textured, and is used for making pestles and wagon axles.

The WebSphere Application Server administrative infrastructure assumes a coarse grained shared trust model throughout the cell.

This includes a set of fine-grained and coarse-grained services for adding, updating, inquiring, and searching products.

Minor amounts of dolomite, chert and clay are common in limestones. Chalk is a form of fine-grained limestone.

Care must be taken not to define principles that are too fine grained and too narrowly focused.

We refer to the coarse-grained model made up from registry objects that represents those documents as the physical model.

Such automated activities are often too fine grained to warrant a use case of their own.

The soil is fine grained if it contains 50% or more fines. Follow the procedures for identifying fine-grained soils of Section 14.

Only a few pointcuts are required for coarse-grained crosscutting and auxiliary aspects.

The user decides how fine-grained he wants the analysis to be by picking the number of topics.

SOA does not require the use of coarse-grained interfaces, but recommends their use as a best practice for external integration.

In general, the architecture is not concerned with the fine-grained details of these elements.

Both the sample with surface fine-grained structure and that with integrate fine-grained structure have the same rule essentially.

Systematic tests were conducted to investigate constitutive rule of the interface between structure and coarse grained soil.

These various options do offer a large degree of flexibility, but none of them offer very fine-grained control.

However, JDBC provides finer-grained control over the execution of SQL statements and offers true dynamic SQL capability.

Statistical results show that medium and fine-grained sandstones are the most favorable rock types for uranium mineralization.

Coarse- grained mustard has a grainy texture and a medium- hot fruity taste . Good with bacon and salads.

In a proper virtualization system, that billing can be done in a more fine-grained manner, by actual usage of resources.

In a general sense, this additional layer creates larger-grained business tasks from smaller-grained business tasks.

Model, Implementation, and Experiments for Fine-Grained Image Retrieval. National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan.

In Korea people eat short-grained rice, as opposed to the long-grained Indian rice.

In general, coarse-grained components exhibit response times that are significantly longer than fine-grained components.

A component may be logical or physical, technology-independent or technology-specific, large-grained or small-grained.

Of course the namespace allows much more fine grained control over what's to be detected.

Fine-grained access control goes beyond granting or denying the right to execute a program or read a data file.

An upcoming release will integrate with AspectJ to provide interoperability with fine-grained crosscutting mechanisms.

This paper discussed the effects of Nb on the HAZ structure and properties of ultra-fine grained steel formed by the deformation inducement.

It shows that keeping the communication coarse-grained by reducing the number of remote calls is a good practice.

Lots of business people think they want fine-grained control of each field's security characteristics.

While fine-grained access controls are necessary components to enable effective appliance sharing, your organization might need more.

But within laps of emerging from his first stop, Schumacher suffered from a dramatic loss of pace as his tyres ' grained ". "

His interests include security, distributed computing, and the dynamics and emergent behavior arising from massively fine-grained systems.

machine beautiful novel, advanced structure, easy operation, high efficiency grinding fine-grained uniform.

Moreover, we want to support composing mediation flow components out of fine-grained mediation primitives.

This section provides a simple programmatic example for fine-grained application updates.

by optimizing processes and fine-grained indicators to avoid problems that might arise and friction, improve service quality.

Provides methods that allow the common language runtime to request fine- grained allocations from the heap through the host .

This is shown to illustrate the point that a Spring assembly can be used as a coarse-grained component implementation.

Always give preference to coarse-grained Web services; never use fine-grained Web services invocation between distributed systems.

Many factors have influence on permeability of cohesionless coarse-grained soil, in which void ratio is the major one.

Brittle with excessive frost , many colossal tough- grained maples , snapped in twain like pipe stems, cumbered the unfeeling earth .

We require a RBAC model, which can make access control decision based on the context information in a fine-grained, identity- based way.

Access tokens are a variation of RoV and offer a coarser grained authorization level and better performance.

In a SOA framework, relatively coarse-grained business components are exposed as services.

The processes you've seen so far expose fine-grained web services to clients.

Then we propose object slicing, class slicing, class - hierarchy slicing and coarse-grained class slicing for different needs.

Because it is a tough wood and long grained some of it's uses could include masts and yards as well as frames.

The wood is reddish, hard, and fine-grained, and is used for making woodcuts.

Finally, a new scheme is presented to constitute a damage model of the interface between structure and coarse grained soil.

Exposing many fine grained services over the Internet will increase attack surface.

Classification and reuse implementation of larger-grained components were discussed.

These finer-grained concepts are then combined in different ways to produce more complex user-level modeling concepts.

Expose coarse-grained services that aggregate simple services and only to the granularity needed by partners to automate their processes.

Resources, which can be best compared to variables, but are typically coarse grained.

The Unified Soil Classification System classifies all soils as coarse, fine- grained, or predominantly organic.

One idea is offering credit scores that are more fine-grained than those currently provided.

To this end, Java 7 will include a framework for representing a certain class of finer-grained parallel algorithms: the fork-join framework.

Coarse grained -- the functions are designed to minimize the number of calls between layers.

The coarse-grained soil as embankment fill can meet the basic condition of heat transfer theory to uplift artificial permafrost table.

In contrast, HaXml lets us specify much more fine-grained chains of filters for each element of the output.

We explore multilevel sentiment polarity analysis method to better capture finer-grained polarity of opinions.

Martensite structure is found in weld center and little martensite with more ferrite structure is observed in fine grained region .

OmniFind also supports more fine-grained authentication methods, which restrict user access on the document level.

These fine-grained temperature fluctuations are relics of original quantum fluctuations in the inflation field.

In this paper, a suite of fine-grained coupling metrics are presented to measure the coupling for software change during system evolution.

Our clients take advantage of both role-based permission and fine-grained access control.

Above 6410 feet the weight is predominantly in large pores , shown by a green peak to the right, indicating a coarse- grained formation .

A coarse-grained, plutonic or intrusive igneous rock of felsic composition having large crystals of quartz, feldspar and mica.

Refer to Rational SOMA for details regarding finer-grained workflow decomposition and step descriptions for each task.

The key technique of hot rolling low carbon ultra-fine grained steel strip consists in controlled rolling and controlled cooling.

A more fine-grained inquiry might include a keyedReference identifying the specific relationship being sought.

As the number of available processors increases, we're going to need to find finer-grained sources of parallelism in our programs.

The data access tier is designed as a set of coarse-grained DAOs.

The other eight tags represent the eight tasks that you saw in Identifying fine-grained tasks.

A coarse-grained interface guarantees that the service requesters will use the service in a consistent manner.

Authors have fine-grained control over archive settings and can tailor their self- extractors to suit their application.

The results showed that the floating dust provided fine -grained material and nutrient elements to soil.

It is feasible that there could be multiple coarse-grained locking sets on the same parent table.

This version of the architecture exposes coarse-grained services to the outside world.

By adding more points, she created increasingly finer- grained domains of smaller, higher-resolution folds.

Coarse-grained services correspond more closely to the notion of an SOA service.

Then those fine-grained layers built up by sedimentation - that could have taken centuries.

Role-based permissions can be combined with fine-grained access control for each image, pattern, virtual system, and more.

They allow fine-grained control by setting up different sorts of wires between portlets (on-page or cross-page, public or private).

The EPPS provides dynamic, fine-grained control of items to be cached.

As seen above, Spring's annotation-driven autowiring can significantly reduce the amount of XML without sacrificing fine-grained control.

You should rephrase it to model as coarse-grained as possible, without losing or compromising relevance, consistency, and completeness.

Service interfaces are typically coarse-grained but the client often wants more control over their granularity of access.

The benefits you'll reap using SOA depend on the services you design and implement with generic, coarse-grained interfaces.

The CA is more coarse-grained (in most cases, at least).

Many aspects cannot be expressed without fine-grained pointcuts.

These links represent the coarsest grained system boundaries mentioned earlier.

Owing to the high content of V the steel remains fine-grained even when hardened from exceptionally high temperatures.

Now I'll identify fine-grained tasks that form the individual-task layer of the eight-step merged workflow.

I focus on the coarser-grained modules, because worrying about coupling everywhere is overwhelming.

The coarse-grained estimate reflects an initial understanding of the scope and effort.

However, there are application scenarios in which you need finer-grained control over rendering on a per frame basis.

the more close-grained mix the better dry-shrinkage performance, temperature-shrinkage performance is on the contrary.

the agent of mixed concrete pouring to vibrating close-grained, not after the leakage of vibration, owe vibration or vibration.

The Levant pattern, which has a low-profile grained appearance, should be the easiest to sweep.

Short pause times allow for finer-grained utilization guarantees than a traditional collector.

Those "parts" , in reality, are just more coarse-grained objects and are normally called "components" .

Coarse-grained operation parameters (using messages for input, output, and fault) are less error prone.

While this may benefit some client applications, this interface is too coarse-grained for our application.

A service is a higher-level abstraction than fine-grained application program interfaces (APIs).

Service-oriented coarse-grained building blocks are represented as components.

You can verify the test result with the fine-grained trace captured by the Integration Test Client.

FINE GRAINED EVOLUTION WITHOUT (NECESSARILY) BREAKING OLD CLIENTS.

Therefore, the idea of using a mediation pattern on existing fine-grained components is rarely useful.

The microstructure and mechanical properties of welded joint of ultra-fine grained rebar were studied.

The pigments that give the fine-grained rocks their hues come largely from the iron and manganese compounds they contain.

On the Runtime tab, select Custom for fine-grained control, which lets you selectively enable statistics.

The ever more fine-grained distributed computing architecture is customer-led, not vendor-driven.

Having fined-grained database tables means more table joins and accordingly more complex queries.

Protects back-end server resources by providing fine-grained access control for local and back-end server Web space.

Fine-grained components tend to exchange smaller messages, because there are usually more interactions.

These links represent the coarsest grained system boundaries we mentioned earlier.

An application may need to impose additional, finer-grained controls that further restrict access to protected resources.

A tropical Asian tree(Artocarpus heterophyllus)having large edible fruits, unisexual flowers, and fine - grained durable wood.

In real applications, programmers naturally (we hope) write many finer-grained methods.

Coarse-grained components tend to exchange larger messages than fine-grained components.

This combination of attributes strongly suggests a coarse-grained component.

Fine-grained tasks in conventional thread pools can also generate excessive contention for the task queue shared among all workers.

Fine-grained auditing can be implemented in user applications using the DBMS_FGA package or by using database triggers.

To solve the vehicle routing problem of perishable items, a coarse-grained parallel genetic algorithm is presented in the paper.

Composing the mediation flows from smaller-grained mediation patterns.

Such excessive decoupling between fine-grained problem spaces can lead to excessive fragmentation in the overall service-based solution.

The basic principles and main product technologies of ultra fine grained steel were introduced.

Firebug also gives you fine-grained control over which websites you want to enable it for.

The paper focuses on the BIBA strict integrity policy of the fine-grained XML documents.

The following sample wsadmin scripts may be useful for fine-grained application updates.

There is one area where fine-grained authorization models are ubiquitous and well-understood: the operating system.

Reuse coarse-grained services without specific knowledge of their implementation or host environment.

There will be automated ways to self diagnose, track events and reboot systems as well as finer-grained data collection in 2010.

The coordinator may also need individual services that are finer grained than what the mocks provide.

Spring AOP was not suited for advising fine-grained objects-objects need to be Spring-managed or proxied programmatically.

Upon heating in DSC, there is an obvious exothermic peaks in nano-grained Co and CoNi, which represent the grain growth.

The right level of service granularity would help minimize the proliferation of services that are too fine-grained.

Edge tables represent within a single table the fine-grained XML document structure.

You want to advise fine grained objects, which may not be instantiated by the Spring container.

Rebuilding methods and implements steps of ultra fine grained steel bar product line are put forward.

The spirit of SOA lies in loosely coupling course-grained services that solve real business problems.

A thin sheet of specially grained aluminum used as surface and deep-etch lithographic image carriers.

Finally, the XC10 appliance provides fine-grained user and user group permissions for administrative tasks and data grid security.

This allows coarse-grained components to be more configurable in the context of QoS.

Coarse-grained soils exhibit evident dilatancy, and they do not obey the Hook's law.

The resource must understand which states and state changes will map to the more coarse-grained statuses.

In WebSphere Application Server V7, the administrative console has been enhanced to adapt to fine-grained administrative authorization.

Theoretically, there is no problem in using Java EE for fine grained permissions.

A packaging concept called modules, loosely based on the Eclipse plug-in model, lets you manage dependencies at a coarse-grained level.

Having two types of security gives you fine-grained control over actions that code can perform.

Basmati rice is a long-grained rice with a nutty flavor and fragrance.

has large leaves with triangular spiny tipped lobes and coarse-grained wood less durable than that of white oaks.

In general, XML Web Services aren't appropriate for fine grained interactions, even less so than RMI-IIOP.

The process provides an effective way of dressing for fine-grained wolframites.

Sand - gravel soils, distributing abroad in nature, belong to coarse-grained soil.

High performance, selective liquid flocculent that is extremely effective in removing fine-grained solids suspended within a viscous slurry.

The sediments are rich in clay, which forms when water weathers rocks into fine-grained particles.

Encourages the creation of finer-grained methods to simplify overriding.

The remaining two attributes, filter and systemId, enable more fine-grained control of the parsing.

By creating a customized conversion file, you can tune the conversion process in more fine-grained details.

Powder mixed with use, Ying Shai except for coarse - grained and caking extended mixing time.

The horizontally continuous cast (HCC) round steel is a kind of multi - g crystal, elastic - anisotropic and coarse-grained material.

Fine-grained event handling is the key to a rich user interface.

With policy files, you get fine-grained control over exactly who can call your servers and who cannot.

The REST architectural style favors the use of URLs to provide access to fine-grained resources.

We recommend a finer-grained approach to this prescription.

The DL does not support fine-grained, per user access control.

This paper focus on fine-grained parallel computing programming model.

The pump casing, impeller, motor housing and stationary base elbow shall be manufactured of close-grained cast iron, ASTM A48, Class 30.

You can use XPath expressions in the Query API to perform searches for coarse- and fine-grained queries.

Titania is itself very cheap: in a larger-grained form, it is the pigment in white paint.

Listing 1 continues to show concrete examples of various fine-grained component models plugging in as component implementations.

Enormous volumes of fined grained detail may be involved.

tall timber tree of New Zealand having white straight-grained wood.

Level 1 is a coarse-grained access control policy that governs users' access to an application or resource.

These APIs are usually very fine-grained and granular in nature.

The table below summarizes several fine-grained update scenarios and the corresponding recycle behavior.

In the near future, they will focus on on security by construction, finer-grained tier splitting, and tier migration.

Use sharing to support large numbers of fine-grained objects efficiently.

Variation Rule of Shear Strength Index When Direct Shear Test of Coarse-grained Soil.