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…  Simulate a user who had failed attempts with the first non-methodical approach 3. Tester contacted the vendor to confirm the recommended approach to processing the test dataset via the …

… information on the expert’s title, duties, tenure at MITRE, project history, resume, and contact information. A Day in the Life of KM at MITRE This is how KM works in real life. I arrive …

… initial focus of the intranet, or MITRE Information Infrastructure (MII), was on locating and contacting people throughout a geographically dispersed organization. Over time, the MII has …

… required to use a beacon transponder with Mode C altitude reporting capability and be in radio contact with an air traffic control facility before entering and while operating within the TFR. … FAA, DHS, and DoD. For example, DoD coordinated with FAA to ensure that FAA was not in radio contact with the TOI. TOIs that were in violation were numbered (sequentially each day, e.g., DNC …

… (IFR) flight plan due to needs of the Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) to attempt to reestablish contact with the remote pilot or to satisfy other UAS mission objectives, e.g., make a … or to allow others to do so, for “Government Purposes Only.” For further information, please contact The MITRE Corporation, Contract Office, 7515 Colshire Drive, McLean, VA 22102 (703) …

… places and this makes the design process much quicker. The initial design includes electrical contact pads connected to each stator pole of the motors allowing the robot to be driven by an … occupy every space not needed for mobility, control or photocells. Bipolar Technologies was contacted with a sample request specifying a battery occupying one mm 2 with an operational …

… the means through which games communicate with players. Due to their reliance on direct contact with the player for transmitting information, haptic devices are most often housed within … Multimodal Devices By “multimodal,” we mean input systems that do not require direct physical contact from the player: they receive input via audio or visual means. Audio input systems … Wolf, ed. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2001. Also available at http://www.robinlionheart.com/gamedev/genres.xhtml [11] Ye, Z. Genres as a tool for understanding and analyzing user …

… A Survey of Time-Sensitive, Cross-Organizational Team Collaboration Research for Application to Aviation Crisis Management This paper surveys the literature pertaining to synchronous, non-collocated, cross-organizational, time-sensitive collaboration for crisis management in the context of the aviation domain. Because of pressing needs in the US aviation security … separation. This movement has given rise to at least one commercial product, www.mystateusa.com, which was extensively used in an emergency response exercise in Coos County, Oregon in 2003 …

… operate (e.g., Microsoft Windows) constrains the number and types of techniques they can use to accomplish their goals post-compromise. There are a relatively small number of these … All adversaries must either employ these known techniques or expend vast resources to develop novel techniques regardless of their capabilities or strategic mission objectives. … Dan Ellis Steve Luke Sean Whitley March 2019 iii Executive Summary Although common, attempts to detect malicious activity through signatures of easily-changed attributes such as Internet …

… and the training system are distinct, interop- erating software packages running in the same com- puting environment, and resident on the same computer workstation.) Experience has shown … functionality and user interface. In today’s competitive market, this work gets done only if a com- pelling business need exists. Even when such a need exists (e.g., for office-automation … some military C2 systems are arriving with such web- based checklists. One problem with online checklists is that users must navigate them manually, not only se- lecting the appropriate …