integrity
integrity 1. Resistance to alteration by system errors. A user who files data expects that the contents of the files will not be changed by system errors in either hardware or software. Since such errors inevitably will occur from time to time, the prudent system manager maintains a system of protective
dumps, organized in such a way that there always exists a valid copy of a recent version of every file on the system. For this to be possible, the manager must run system utilities that operate at such a level of privilege that they bypass the normal checks present to maintain the
privacy and
security of users' files. The dump utilities must be able to read the users' files in order to make copies, and must have write access to the users' files in order to reinstate a recent version of a file lost or corrupted by system error. Thus the system for maintaining the integrity of a user's files automatically constitutes a security
vulnerability and represents a weakening of the system for maintaining privacy.
2. (
safety integrity) The probability of a system always performing at some level of
safety.
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Buddhism may act as a "Harmonious Bridge'
Newspaper article from: China Daily; 8/26/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...s deep involvement in the spread of Buddhism across Asia over the past millennium...stated clearly, all three branches of Buddhism were represented at the Forum. Masters...Mahayana and Vajrayana (or Tibetan Buddhism) actively participated in the Forum...
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Buddhism in America & Luminous Passage: The Practice and Study of Buddhism in America.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Buddhist-Christian Studies; 1/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; BUDDHISM IN AMERICA. By Richard Hughes Seager...LUMINOUS PASSAGE: THE PRACTICE AND STUDY OF BUDDHISM IN AMERICA. By Charles S. Prebish...religion as practiced in America. (1) Buddhism in America is written for a general audience...
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Buddhism seeks end to suffering.(CITIZEN JOURNALISM: FAITH)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times (Washington, DC); 10/9/2009; 700+ words
; ...drawing considerable attention to one of Buddhism's central ideas - the issue of human suffering. Buddhism seeks to offer the solution to human suffering...Instead, the believer can create value. Buddhism started in India about 500 B.C. It...
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Buddhism in Asian civilization
Newspaper article from: Daily Mirror; 5/8/2009; 700+ words
; Colombo, May 8 -- Buddhism began as an intellectual and ethical movement in the sixth century...following by the time of his parinibhana in 483 B.C. The spread of Buddhism Buddhism has been significant not only in India, but also in Sri Lanka...
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Humanistic Buddhism: a vision for the future.
Newspaper article from: Yasodhara-Newsletter on International Buddhist Women's Activities; 1/1/2004; ; 700+ words
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Buddhism influences U.S. thought.(Religion)(A Matter Of Belief)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times; 10/11/1997; ; 700+ words
; ...about religion this year, the winner is Buddhism. After a few years of Christian themes...Christmas Day. Both films are about Buddhism. They are the strongest such initiatives...Wars trilogy to, in his words, "bring Buddhism to America." The celluloid burst of...
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Buddhism in Taiwan: Religion and the State, 1660-1990.(Review)
Magazine article from: China Review International; 3/22/2001; ; 700+ words
; Charles Brewer Jones. Buddhism in Taiwan: Religion and the State...organization and political history of Buddhism in China's Republican and Communist...began reading Charles Jones' study of Buddhism in Taiwan, the subtitle of which...
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Buddhism in the Sung.(Review)
Magazine article from: China Review International; 3/22/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...and Daniel A. Getz, Jr., editors. Buddhism in the Sung. Kuroda Institute: Studies in East Asian Buddhism 13. Honolulu: Kuroda Institute/University...Institute's excellent Studies in East Asian Buddhism series. The present volume grew out...
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Buddhism in Taiwan: Religion and the state, 1660-1990. (Book reviews).
Magazine article from: Buddhist-Christian Studies; 1/1/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...primarily focuses on the history of Chinese Buddhism as an organized religion in Taiwan from the...needed study as most literature on Chinese Buddhism is based on Mainland Chinese Buddhism. Only in the last decade has there been a...
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BUDDHISM WITH A LITTLE 'B': A PERSONAL BRAND OF RELIGION
Newspaper article from: The Nation (Thailand); 8/11/1997; ; 700+ words
; ...1997 For the mainstream tradition in Buddhism I use a capital ''B"; for my own personal brand of buddhism I use a small ''b". I make the same...versus-thou business.) Mainstream Buddhism, like most mainstreams, has had to...
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Buddhism in Korea
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions
Buddhism in Korea. Chinese Buddhism was officially introduced to Korea during the Three Kingdoms period...shamanism and folk religion, gradually penetrating to the populace. Buddhism in Silla contributed to the formation of the Hwarang Do , a unique...
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Buddhism
Book article from: A Dictionary of World History
Buddhism A major world religion numbering around 300 million followers (exact estimates are impossible since Buddhism does not preclude other religious beliefs). Early Buddhism developed from HINDUISM through the teaching of Siddhartha...
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Buddhism in Japan
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions
Buddhism in Japan. The dominant religious tradition of Japan, Buddhism first entered Japan c. 5th or 6th cent. CE, from...the end of 6th cent. the emperor himself embraced Buddhism, and it received the devotion and patronage of the...
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Buddhism, History of Science and Religion
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Science and Religion
Buddhism, History of Science and Religion The fundamental...method. Because of this basic shared approach, Buddhism and science doe not come into serious conflict. The primary concern of Buddhism is to relieve human spiritual suffering and...
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Buddhism in South-East Asia
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions
Buddhism in South-East Asia. SE Asian Buddhism is mostly Theravāda and historically related to...Hinduism and animism. A major reason for the rapid spread of Buddhism in SE Asia was its acceptance by monarchs. Thai Buddhism...
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