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In computer technology what is Kerberos designed to do?
"Kerberos" is a network security system, designed to prevent unauthorised access to sensitive data. The system is dependent on passwords and is used on computers operating in the Windows environment.
What is a structural dependence?
A file system exhibits structural dependence, which means that access to a file is dependent on its structure. For example, adding a customer date-of-birth field to the CUSTOMER, Given this change, none of the previous programs will work with the new CUSTOMER file structure. Therefore, all of the file system programs must be modified to conform to the new file structure. In short, because the file system application programs are affected by change in the file structure, they exhibit structural dependence. Conversely, structural independence exists when it is possible to make changes in the file structure without affecting the application program’s ability to access the data.
What are the strength and weaknesses of computers?
The strength of computers is their ability to process tedious mathematical chores in a fraction of the time that a human being could do them. The weaknesses of computers is that the ability to process things faster has forced human beings to work faster, harder, and longer, and to become dependent on the computers for information, and even to the point of taking the place of physical social interaction.
Society affects on transportation?
Yes, because transportation is dependent on the society. Improvement of the transportation system is dependent on the society.
What mainframe device dependent functions are implemented through?
On a mainframe, device-dependent function is assigned to an I/O control unit.
What is the adjective for dependence?
dependent
Suffix for depend?
Dependence, dependency, or dependent (person). The adjective dependable also has the noun form dependability.
Does the Haida grow their own crops?
No. They are an overwhelmingly fisherman's society, dependent on the sea for food.
Is there a phobia name for the fear of having to be dependent on oneself?
I couldn't find a definition for the fear of being dependent on oneself, but, to have a fear of dependence on others is Soteriophobia. If we take this to the next logical step, then, the fear of NOT being dependent on others, ergo, fear of dependence on oneself could be Antisoteriophobia
What is a good sentence for the word dependent?
Dependence is a very bad thing for men in the 1800s.
Change the word dependent to abstract noun?
The abstract noun form of the concrete noun dependent (a word for a person) is dependence (a word for a concept).
What part of speech is the word depend?
A verb of dependence is depend.Some other verbs are depends, depending and depended.
How do you change dependent to an abstract noun?
To change the adjective "dependent" into an abstract noun, you can use the noun form "dependence." This transformation involves shifting the focus from the quality of relying on something (dependent) to the state or condition of relying on something (dependence). Alternatively, you can also use "dependency," which emphasizes the relationship of reliance on someone or something.
What is meant by the term dependancy?
The term dependency means to show dependence or something that is dependent. It can also mean being dependent from a state or country. One can also be dependent on another person.
A country trying to stop dependence on foreign imports and increase domestic manufacturing?
resource-dependent
What word means partially dependent?
The word that means partially dependent is "contingent." It describes a situation or condition that relies on or is determined by something else, indicating a level of dependence that is not absolute.
Is it true or false physical dependence to a drug always precedes psychological dependence to a drug?
I would definitely say false. You know that saying, "It's all in your head"? So, (in most cases) you will first think you are dependent before actually becoming physically dependent. Hope this helps! (even if a little) =)
