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Torts and rights by Stevens, R.

Table of Contents: “…Remoteness ; 8. Privity ; 9. Concurrence ; 10. State ; 11. Attribution ; 12. Accessories ; 13. …”

Torts and rights by Robert Stevens

Table of Contents: “…Remoteness ; 8. Privity ; 9. Concurrence ; 10. State ; 11. Attribution ; 12. Accessories ; 13. …”

Advanced concepts in operating systems : distributed, database, and multiprocessor operating systems by Singhal, Mukesh

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to Database Operating Systems 19. Concurrency Control: Theoretical Aspects 20. Concurrency Control Algorithms…”

Competition law and economic regulation : making and managing markets / by Dunne, Niamh

Table of Contents: “…Regulation, deregulation and the space for competition law; 4. Concurrent application of competition law and regulation; 5. …”
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Computer systems : a programmer's perspective beta version / by Bryant, Randal E.

Table of Contents: “…Concurrent Programming with I/O Multiplexing. Concurrent Programming with Threads. …”

Distributed operating systems : concepts and practice / by Galli, Doreen L.

Table of Contents: “…Memory Management 5. Concurrency Control 6. Object-Based Operating Systems 7. …”

Database systems : the complete book by Garcia-Molina, Hector

Table of Contents: “…The worlds of database systems The relational model of data Design theory for relational databases High-level database models Algebraic and logical query languages The database language SQL Constraints and triggers Views and indexes SQL in a server environment Advanced topics in relational databases The semistructured-data model Programming languages for XML Secondary storage management Index structures Query execution The query compiler Coping with system failures Concurrency control More about transaction management Parallel and distributed databases Information integration Data mining Database systems and the internet…”

Property law / by Smith, Roger J.

Table of Contents: “…Basic property principles -- The central concerns of property law -- Human rights -- Trusts and equitable interests -- Property interests -- The role of legislation and registration for land interests -- Original acquisition of property interests -- The transfer and creation of property interests -- Formalities : rationale and trusts -- Formalities : Estoppel -- The family home -- Purchasers : general principles and the need for registration -- Purchasers : registration of title -- Successive and concurrent interests : introduction -- Joint tenancy and tenancy in common -- Trusts of land -- Successive interests -- Leases : types and requirements -- Leases : obligations and remedies -- Leases : parties and the running of covenants -- Commonhold -- Licences -- Easements and profits -- Covenants -- Mortgages.…”
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Database principles : fundamentals of design, implementation, and management by Coronel, Carlos

Table of Contents: “…Managing transactions and concurrency Chapter 14. Managing database and SQL performance Chapter 15. …”

Cheshire and Burn's modern law of real property / by Burn, E. H.

Table of Contents: “…An introduction to land law The common law system Modification of the common law by equity Settlements before 1926 The simplification of the law: 1925, 1996 and 2002 The estate in fee simple absolute in possession Commonhold General characteristics and creation of leases Covenants in leases Termination of leases and recovery of possession by the landlord Statutory codes for special leases The strict settlement and the trust for sale before 1997 The trust of land Concurrent interests Future interests : the rules against perpetuities and accumulations of income Entailed interests and life interests Determinable interests and interests upon condition subsequent Easements and profits Covenants Rentcharges Mortgages Equities and proprietary estoppel Licences The contract Formalities required for the creation and transfer of estates and interests in land Capacity to acquire, hold and transfer estates and interests in land Unregistered conveyancing Registered conveyancing Extinction of estates and interests in land…”

Database management systems / by Ramakrishnan, Raghu

Table of Contents: “…Part 6 Transaction management: transaction management overview; concurrency control; crash recovery. Part 7 Advanced topics: parallel and distributed databases; object-database systems; Internet databases; decision support; data mining; deductive and active databases; additional topics; appendices -database design case study, the Internet shop, the minibase software.…”

Database systems : an application-oriented approach by Kifer, Michael

Table of Contents: “…Embedded SQLMore on Integrity ConstraintsDynamic SQLJDBC and SQLJODBCComparisonBibliographic NotesExercises PART THREE Optimizing DBMS Performance Chapter 9 Physical Data Organization and IndexingDisk OrganizationHeap FilesSorted FilesIndicesMultilevel IndexingHash IndexingSpecial-Purpose IndicesTuning Issues: Choosing Indices for an ApplicationBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 10 The Basics of Query ProcessingOverview of Query ProcessingExternal SortingComputing Projection, Union, and Set DifferenceComputing SelectionComputing JoinsMultirelational JoinsComputing Aggregate FunctionsBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 11 An Overview of Query OptimizationQuery Processing ArchitectureHeuristic Optimization Based on Algebraic EquivalencesEstimating the Cost of a Query Execution PlanEstimating the Size of the OutputChoosing a PlanBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 12 Database TuningDisk CachesTuning the SchemaTuning the Data Manipulation LanguageToolsManaging Physical ResourcesInfluencing the OptimizerBibliographic NotesExercises PART FOUR Advanced Topics in Databases Chapter 13 Relational Calculus, Visual Query Languages, and Deductive DatabasesTuple Relational CalculusUnderstanding SQL through Tuple Relational CalculusDomain Relational Calculus and Visual Query LanguagesVisual Query Languages: QBE and PC DatabasesThe Relationship between Relational Algebra and the CalculiDeductive DatabasesBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 14 Object DatabasesLimitations of the Relational Data ModelObject Databases versus Relational DatabasesThe Conceptual Object Data ModelObjects in SQL:1999 and SQL:2003The ODMG StandardCommon Object Request Broker ArchitectureBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 15 XML and Web DataSemistructured Data Overview of XMLXML SchemaXML Query LanguagesBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 16 Distributed DatabasesThe Application Designer's View of the DatabaseDistributing Data among Different DatabasesQuery Planning StrategiesBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 17 OLAP and Data MiningOLAP and Data Warehouses-Old and NewA Multidimensional Model for OLAP ApplicationsAggregationROLAP and MOLAPImplementation IssuesPopulating a Data WarehouseData Mining TasksMining AssociationsClassification and Prediction Using Decision TreesClassification and Prediction Using Neural NetsClusteringBibliographic NotesExercises PART FIVE Transaction Processing Chapter 18 ACID Properties of TransactionsConsistencyAtomicityDurabilityIsolationThe ACID PropertiesBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 19 Models of TransactionsFlat TransactionsProviding Structure within a TransactionStructuring an Application as Multiple TransactionsBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 20 Implementing IsolationSchedules and Schedule EquivalenceRecoverability, Cascaded Aborts, and StrictnessModels for Concurrency ControlA Strategy for Immediate-Update Pessimistic Concurrency ControlsDesign of an Immediate-Update Pessimistic Concurrency ControlObjects and Semantic CommutativityAtomicity, Recoverability, and Compensating OperationsIsolation in Structured Transaction ModelsOther Concurrency ControlsBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 21 Isolation in Relational DatabasesConflicts in a Relational DatabaseLocking and the SQL Isolation LevelsGranular Locking: Intention Locks and Index LocksTuning TransactionsMultiversion Concurrency ControlsBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 22 Atomicity and DurabilityCrash, Abort, and Media FailureImmediate-Update Systems and Write-Ahead LogsRecovery in Deferred-Update SystemsRecovery from Media FailureBibliographic NotesExercises PART SIX Distributed Applications and the Web Chapter 23 Architecture of Transaction Processing SystemsTransaction Processing in a Centralized SystemTransaction Processing in a Distributed SystemThe TP Monitor: An OverviewThe TP Monitor: Global Atomicity and the Transaction ManagerThe TP Monitor: Remote Procedure CallThe TP Monitor: Peer-to-Peer CommunicationThe TP Monitor: Event CommunicationStorage ArchitecturesTransaction Processing on the InternetWeb Application Servers-J2EEBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 24 Implementing Distributed TransactionsImplementing the ACID PropertiesAtomic TerminationTransfer of CoordinationDistributed DeadlockGlobal SerializationWhen Global Atomicity Cannot Be GuaranteedReplicated DatabasesDistributed Transactions in the Real WorldBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 25 Web ServicesThe Basic IdeaWeb BasicsHypertext Transfer ProtocolSOAP: Message PassingWSDL: Specifying Web ServicesBPEL: Specifying Business ProcessesUDDI: Publishing and Discovering Information about ServicesWS-Coordination: Transactional Web ServicesBibliographic NotesExercises Chapter 26 Security and Electronic CommerceAuthentication, Authorization, and EncryptionEncryptionDigital SignaturesKey Distribution and AuthenticationAuthorizationAuthenticated Remote Procedure CallElectronic CommerceThe Secure Sockets Layer Protocol: CertificatesPassport: Single Sign-OnKeeping Credit Card Numbers PrivateThe Secure Electronic Transaction Protocol: Dual SignaturesGoods Atomicity, Certified Delivery, and EscrowElectronic Cash: Blind SignaturesSecurity in XML-Based Web ServicesBibliographic NotesExercises BibliographyIndexAppendices, available on the Web A An Overview of Transaction ProcessingIsolationAtomicity and DurabilityImplementing Distributed TransactionsBibliographic NotesExercises B Requirements and SpecificationsSoftware Engineering MethodologyThe Requirements Document for the Student Registration SystemRequirements Analysis-New IssuesSpecifying the Student Registration SystemThe Specification Document for the Student Registration System: Section IIIThe Next Step in the Software Engineering ProcessBibliographic NotesExercises C Design, Coding, and TestingThe Design ProcessTest PlanProject PlanningCodingIncremental DevelopmentThe Project Management PlanDesign and Code for the Student Registration SystemBibliographic NotesExercises…”

Automation production systems and computer-integrated manufacturing by Groover, Mikell P.

Table of Contents: “…Process planning and concurrent engineering chapter 25. Production planning and control systems chapter 26. …”

An introduction to database systems by Date, C. J.

Table of Contents: “…Transaction Management Ch. 15. Recovery Ch. 16. Concurrency pt. V. Further Topics Ch. 17. Security Ch. 18. …”

.NET programming : a practical guide using C# / by Tapadiya, Pradeep K.

Table of Contents: “…Summary. References.8. Concurrency. Multithread Programming. Multithreading Issues. …”

The President, office and powers, 1787-1957 : history and analysis of practice and opinion by Corwin Edward S.

Table of Contents: “…The president as law interpreter, delegated legislative power, appropriation acts, concurrent resolutions Military power in law enforcement: president versus Congress Martial law under the Constitution, habeas corpus Emergency powers of the president: the "stewardship theory" Pardons, amnesties, reprieves V. …”

Database concepts / by Kroenke, David M.

Table of Contents: “…16 (6) Functions of an Application Program 17 (1) Functions of a DBMS 18 (1) Definition and Components of a Database 19 (2) Desktop Versus Organizational Database Systems 21 (1) How to Build a Database System 22 (2) Building a Data Model 22 (1) Creating a Database Design 23 (1) Implementing a Database 24 (1) Summary 24 (2) Review Questions 26 (1) Exercises 27 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 28 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 28 (2) The Relational Model 30 (24) Chapter Objectives 30 (1) Relations 31 (2) A Sample Relation and Two Nonrelations 31 (1) A Note on Terminology 32 (1) Types of Keys 33 (8) Composite Keys 34 (1) Primary and Candidate Keys 34 (1) Foreign Keys and Referential Integrity 34 (4) Surrogate Keys 38 (3) Functional Dependencies and Normalization 41 (6) Functional Dependencies 41 (1) Primary and Candidate Keys Revisited 42 (1) Normalization 43 (1) Relational Design Principles 44 (1) Normalization Examples 44 (3) The Problem of Null Values 47 (1) Summary 48 (1) Review Questions 49 (1) Exercises 50 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 51 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 52 (2) Structured Query Language 54 (31) Chapter Objectives 54 (1) A Sample Database 55 (2) SQL for Data Definition 57 (4) Defining Primary Keys with the ALTER TABLE Statement 59 (1) Defining Foreign Keys with the ALTER TABLE Statement 59 (1) Submitting SQL to the DBMS 59 (1) DROP Statements 60 (1) SQL for Relational Query 61 (14) Reading Specified Columns from a Single Table 62 (1) Reading Specified Rows from a Single Table 62 (2) Reading Specified Columns and Specified Rows from a Single Table 64 (1) Ranges, Wildcards, and Nulls in WHERE Clauses 65 (1) Sorting the Results 66 (1) SQL Built-In Functions 67 (2) Built-In Functions and Groupings 69 (1) Querying Multiple Tables with Subqueries 70 (1) Querying Multiple Tables with Joins 71 (3) Outer Joins 74 (1) SQL for Relational Data Modification 75 (3) Inserting Data 75 (1) Modifying Data 76 (1) Deleting Data 77 (1) Summary 78 (1) Review Questions 79 (2) Exercises 81 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 81 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 82 (3) PART 2 DATABASE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT 85 (80) Data Modeling and the Entity-Relationship Model 86 (24) Chapter Objectives 86 (1) The Requirements Stage 87 (1) The Entity-Relationship Data Model 88 (6) Entities 88 (1) Attributes 89 (1) Identifiers 89 (1) Relationships 90 (1) Three Types of Binary Relationships 90 (1) Recursive Relationships 91 (1) Entity-Relationship Diagrams 92 (1) Weak Entities 92 (2) Unified Modeling Language Entity-Relationship Diagrams 94 (2) UML Entities and Relationships 94 (1) UML Representation of Weak Entities 95 (1) An Example 96 (10) Heather Sweeney Designs 96 (1) The Seminar Customer List 97 (1) The Customer Form Letter 98 (3) The Sales Invoice 101 (2) Attribute Specifications 103 (1) Business Rules 103 (1) Validating the Data Model 104 (2) Summary 106 (1) Review Questions 107 (1) Exercises 108 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 108 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 109 (1) Database Design 110 (25) Chapter Objectives 110 (1) Representing Entities with the Relational Model 111 (6) Normalization, Second Verse 112 (1) Normal Forms 113 (1) Domain/Key Normal Form 113 (1) Using Normalization Criteria 114 (1) Denormalization 115 (1) Representing Weak Entities 115 (2) Representing Relationships 117 (10) Representing One-to-One Relationships 117 (2) Questionable One-to-One Relationships 119 (1) Representing One-to-Many Relationships 119 (2) Representing Many-to-Many Relationships 121 (2) Representing Recursive Relationships 123 (4) Database Design at Heather Sweeney Designs 127 (4) Weak Entities 128 (1) Relationships 128 (1) Enforcing Referential Integrity 129 (2) Summary 131 (1) Review Questions 131 (2) Exercises 133 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 133 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 134 (1) Database Administration 135 (30) Chapter Objectives 135 (1) The Database Processing Environment 136 (4) Queries, Forms, and Reports 136 (1) Internet Application Processing 137 (1) Client/Server and Traditional Application Processing 138 (1) Stored Procedures and Triggers 138 (1) The Need for Control, Security and Reliability 139 (1) Concurrency Control 140 (10) The Need for Atomic Transactions 140 (1) Concurrent Transaction Processing 141 (2) The Lost Update Problem 143 (1) Concurrency Problems: Dirty Reads, Inconsistent Reads, Phantom Reads 143 (1) Resource Locking 144 (1) Lock Terminology 144 (1) Serializable Transactions 145 (1) Deadlock 145 (1) Optimistic Versus Pessimistic Locking 146 (1) Declaring Lock Characteristics 147 (1) Consistent Transactions 148 (1) Transaction Isolation Level 149 (1) Database Security 150 (3) Processing Rights and Responsibilities 150 (1) DBMS Security 151 (1) Application Security 152 (1) Database Backup and Recovery 153 (4) Recovery via Reprocessing 153 (1) Recovery via Rollback and Rollforward 154 (3) Additional DBA Responsibilities 157 (1) Summary 158 (1) Review Questions 159 (2) Exercises 161 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 162 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 163 (2) Appendix Database Processing with Microsoft Access 165 (40) Appendix Objectives 165 (1) Database Schema for Carbon River Construction 166 (2) Carbon River Schema Data Structure Diagram 167 (1) Column Design 167 (1) Creating Tables and Relationships Using Access 168 (7) Creating Tables 170 (1) Creating Relationships 171 (4) Creating Queries and SQL Statements 175 (6) Creating Simple Queries with the Graphical Tool 175 (5) Action Queries 180 (1) Creating Access Data Entry Forms 181 (9) Creating a Simple Form 181 (2) Using Default Values and Combo Boxes with Forms 183 (5) Looking Up Nonkey Data 188 (2) Creating Access Reports 190 (7) Banded Report Writers 190 (2) Computations in Reports 192 (1) Parameterized Reports 193 (4) Summary 197 (1) Review Questions 198 (2) Exercises 200 (1) Garden Glory Project Questions 201 (1) James River Jewelry Project Questions 202 (3) Glossary 205 (9) Index 214…”

Sale of goods by Atiyah, P. S.

Table of Contents: “…75 (2) Subject-matter of the Contract 77 (10) Meaning of `goods' 77 (6) Different types of goods 83 (4) The Types of Obligation Created 87 (16) Fundamental terms 87 (3) Conditions 90 (1) Innominate terms 91 (6) Warranties 97 (1) Representations 98 (1) Scots law 99 (4) Part II THE DUTIES OF THE SELLER The Existence of the Goods 103 (9) No implied condition that the goods exist 103 (9) The Duty to Pass a Good Title 112 (11) The seller's right to sell the goods 112 (7) Warranty of freedom from encumbrances and of quiet possession 119 (4) The Duty to Deliver the Goods 123 (9) The duty to deliver 123 (2) Payment and delivery concurrent conditions 125 (4) The meaning of delivery 129 (3) The Duty to Supply the Goods at the Right Time 132 (7) The time of delivery 132 (2) Waiver of conditions as to delivery time 134 (5) The Duty to Supply Goods in the Right Quantity 139 (6) Delivery of the right quantity 139 (6) The Duty to Supply Goods of the Right Quality 145 (79) From caveat emptor to caveat venditor? …”

Software engineering : a programming approach / by Bell, Douglas

Table of Contents: “…200 (1) Formal development: a case study 201 (7) The role of formal development 208 (1) Summary 209 (6) Exercises 210 (1) Answers to self test questions 211 (1) Further reading 211 (4) Part D Programming paradigms The programming language 215 (50) Introduction 215 (1) Design principles 216 (2) Language syntax 218 (3) Control abstractions 221 (6) Data types and strong typing 227 (11) Procedural abstraction 238 (5) Abstract data types 243 (6) Programming in the large 249 (7) The role of programming languages 256 (2) Summary 258 (7) Exercises 258 (2) Answers to self test questions 260 (4) Further reading 264 (1) Object-oriented programming (OOP) 265 (21) Introduction 265 (1) Encapsulation 265 (2) Classes 267 (1) Creating objects 268 (1) Constructor methods 269 (1) Destructor methods 270 (1) Class or static methods 270 (1) Inheritance 271 (3) Single versus multiple inheritance 274 (1) Polymorphism 274 (1) Event-driven programming 275 (1) Case study -- a complete Java program 276 (4) The role of OOP 280 (1) Summary 281 (5) Exercises 282 (2) Answers to self test questions 284 (1) Further reading 285 (1) Concurrent programming 286 (35) Introduction 286 (2) Independent threads 288 (3) Dying and killing 291 (1) The state of a thread 292 (1) Scheduling and thread priorities 293 (1) Mutual exclusion 293 (3) Thread interaction 296 (5) The producer--consumer problem 301 (11) Interruptions 312 (1) Deadlock 313 (1) Conclusions 314 (2) Summary 316 (5) Exercises 316 (2) Answers to self test questions 318 (2) Further reading 320 (1) Functional programming 321 (17) Introduction 321 (1) Procedural languages 322 (2) Characteristics of functional programming 324 (7) Other functional languages 331 (2) The role of functional programming 333 (2) Summary 335 (3) Exercises 336 (1) Answers to self test questions 337 (1) Further reading 337 (1) Logic programming 338 (17) Introduction 338 (2) Facts and rules 340 (2) Execution mechanisms 342 (6) Prolog in use 348 (2) Conclusions 350 (1) Summary 351 (4) Exercises 352 (1) Further reading 352 (3) Part E Implementation Software tools 355 (17) Introduction 355 (1) Tools for programming 356 (1) Not programming tools 357 (1) Examples of tools 357 (8) Discussion 365 (1) Application development tools 365 (4) The physical environment 369 (1) Summary 370 (2) Exercises 371 (1) Answers to self test questions 371 (1) Further reading 371 (1) Verification 372 (24) Introduction 372 (1) The nature of errors 373 (1) The problem of testing 374 (1) Black box (functional) testing 375 (2) White box (structural) testing 377 (2) Walkthroughs and inspections 379 (3) Other testing strategies 382 (1) Discussion 383 (2) System (integration) testing 385 (1) Bottom-up testing 386 (1) Top-down development 387 (3) Summary 390 (6) Exercises 391 (2) Answers to self test questions 393 (2) Further reading 395 (1) Softwar fault tolerance and exceptions 396 (22) Introduction 396 (3) Fault detection by software 399 (3) Fault detection by hardware 402 (3) Dealing with damage 405 (2) Exceptions and exception handlers 407 (3) Recovery blocks 410 (3) N-version programming 413 (1) The role of fault tolerance 414 (1) Summary 414 (4) Exercises 415 (2) Answers to self test questions 417 (1) Further reading 417 (1) Software metrics and quality assurance 418 (12) Introduction 418 (1) Complexity metrics 419 (3) Faults and reliability -- estimating bugs 422 (1) Software quality 423 (2) Quality assurance 425 (1) Process improvement 426 (1) The capability maturity model (CMM) 426 (1) Summary 427 (3) Exercises 428 (1) Answers to self test questions 429 (1) Further reading 429 (1) Project management 430 (19) Introduction 430 (1) The challenge of project management 431 (1) The ingredients of project management 431 (1) Cost estimation 432 (2) Team organization 434 (7) Selecting tools and methods 441 (1) Introducing new methods 442 (1) The project plan 442 (1) Peopleware 443 (1) Summary 444 (5) Exercises 444 (1) Further reading 445 (4) Part F Review Review 449 (14) Introduction 449 (1) Assessing and comparing development methods 450 (2) Software tools 452 (1) Software re-usability 452 (1) The current state of methods 452 (1) A single development method? …”

Structured techniques : the basis for CASE / by Martin, James

Table of Contents: “…227 (1) Ambiguities 228 (1) Structured English 229 (1) Four Basic Structure Types 230 (2) Keywords from Fourth-Generation Languages 232 (1) Rules for Structured English 233 (1) Pseudocode 234 (1) Jackson's Structure Text 234 (3) Critique of Structured English 237 (2) 19 Nassi-Shneiderman Charts 239 (6) Introduction 239 (1) Control Constructs 240 (3) Critique of the Nassi-Schneiderman Chart 243 (2) 20 Action Diagrams 245 (30) Overview Versus Detailed Logic Diagramming 245 (1) Brackets 246 (1) Ultimate Decomposition 247 (1) Conditions 248 (2) Loops 250 (1) Sets of Data 250 (1) Subprocedures 251 (1) Subprocedures Not Yet Designed 251 (1) Common Procedures 251 (1) Terminations 252 (1) Fourth-Generation Languages 252 (1) Decomposition to Program Code 253 (1) Titles Versus Code Structure 254 (2) Concurrency 256 (2) Input and Output Data 258 (3) Advantages 261 (14) 21 Decision Trees and Decision Tables 275 (6) A Broadly Used Diagramming Technique 275 (1) Decision Tree 275 (1) Decision Table 276 (3) Decision Tree or Table? …”