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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antiques: How those cute cherubs were made to suffer; Christopher Proudlove looks at pete-sur-pete - a cameo-effect decoration on ceramics - and how master potter Louis Solon perfected the technique.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 4/15/2006; 700+ words
; ...actually made by the master himself. Examples of the work of Alboin Birks, Solon's top apprentice, also sell at a premium...who later went to work for Woods and Sons, and Wedgwood, and Alboin and Laurence Birks who produced some stunning pieces. A number...
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 "Capital (Annapolis)")
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Barbarians conquer History Channel
Newspaper article from: Capital (Annapolis); 3/2/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...descends upon Gaul, setting the stage for his son's savage conquest over Roman and Visigoth armies. And in "The Lombards," Alboin breaks through the Roman defense in Italy in the sixth century and surrounds Rome. He also forces his wife to drink from her...
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Celebrating Mitteleuropa: letter from Cividale.(Italy)
Magazine article from: The New Leader; 9/7/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...and legend. The town's heyday was between the sixth and the 15th centuries, when Lombard kings with fantastic names like Alboin, Cleft, Agilulph, and Liudprand held sway in the area. They were followed by Frankish patriarchs named Popp, Eberard...
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 "Sentinel, The (Stoke-on-Trent UK)")
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Queen Victoria purchased dessert set
Newspaper article from: Sentinel, The (Stoke-on-Trent UK); 9/27/2007; 434 words
; ...by Victorian designer and writer, Dr Christopher Dresser. Other artists in the historic collection include Henry Stacey Marks, John Moyr Smith, Alboin Birks, Thomas Allen, William Stephen Coleman, Williams Musill and John Wadsworth.
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Eleonora Rossi-Drago
Magazine article from: Film - Dienst; 1/3/2008; ; 587 words
; ...Liebe, Frauen und Soldaten", 1953), im 18. Jahrhundert ("Napoleon", 1954) oder zur Zeit der Vlkerwanderung ("Alboin, Knig der Langobarden", 1961) spielten. In Julien Duviviers Literaturverfilmung "Der Fall Maurizius" (1953) ist sie...
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Jack Palance
Magazine article from: Film - Dienst; 12/21/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...gedreht hatte, genau dort, in Cinecitt oder auch anderswo. Godard wusste genauer Bescheid; vielleicht hatte er Palance als "Alboin, Knig der Langobarden" gesehen, als "Revak, der Sklave von Karthago", in dem Bibelfilm "Barabbas" oder in "Die Mongolen...
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Barbarians ready to invade the History Channel; Vandals, Saxons and more will be on the TV screen
Newspaper article from: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque); 3/4/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...descends upon Gaul, setting the stage for his son's savage conquest over Roman and Visigoth armies. And in "The Lombards," Alboin breaks through the Roman defense in Italy in the sixth century and surrounds Rome. He also forces his wife to drink from her...
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Sweet win for super Wood; SOUTH BIRMINGHAM SUNDAY.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: Sports Argus (Birmingham, England); 3/28/1998; 511 words
; ...second-placed Dolphin Star in Division One with their best performance of the season and secured a 4-0 win. Little Bromwich Alboin dominated their game with Yew Tree A and cruised to a 5-1 victory. Sharmans Cross Athletic had a stack of chances against...
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John Ciardi: soaring high above cliche
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times; 4/15/1986; ; 700+ words
; ...Ciardi' is not natively Italian," he wrote. "Its root is Lombard, and the Lombards entered Italy from Germany under Alboin in the 7th century. At that point of entry the name was Gerhardt. But ask an Italian to say `Gerhardt' and he will say...
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Albion for Kyle
Newspaper article from: Express & Echo (Exeter UK); 6/14/2007; 246 words
; ...Marriott has joined Exeter Chiefs National League One rivals Plymouth Albion on a one-year deal from Lydney. Marriott impressed Alboin coach Graham Dawe with his performances for Devon on their way to the County Championship title. "We think he's an outstanding...
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Alboin
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Alboin , d. 572?, first Lombard king in Italy (569-572?). With the Avars he defeated the Gepidae (see Germans ). He then led...
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Rosamond
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...fl. c.570, wife of the Lombard king Alboin . The daughter of King Kunimund of the Gepidae, a Germanic people, she was captured by Alboin, who had defeated and killed her father. When Alboin forced her to drink from a cup made from...
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Lombards
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...modern Hungary and E Austria). In 568, under the leadership of Alboin , they invaded N Italy and established a kingdom with Pavia...Peter (see Papal States ) were kept by the papacy. After Alboin's death (572?) and the brief reign of Cleph (d. 575...
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Justin II
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...resumed the wars with Persia. During his reign Slavs and Avars attacked the empire, and Italy was invaded by the Lombards under Alboin . He severely persecuted the Monophysites. Subject to fits of insanity, he adopted (574) the general Tiberius as his son...
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Authari
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...Lombard king (584-90). Elected by the Lombard dukes to end the anarchy that prevailed in Italy after the murder (572?) of Alboin (see Lombards ), Authari consolidated Lombard power in N Italy and repelled several Frankish invasions instigated by the popes...
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