Cleanup date February 2010 A dereferenceable UniformResourceIdentifier or dereferenceable URI is a resource retrieval mechanism that uses any of the internet protocols e.g. Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP to obtain a copy or representation of the resource it identifies. In the context of traditional HTML web pages, this is the normal and obvious way of working A URI refers to the page, and when requested the web server returns a copy of it. In other non dereferenceable contexts, such as XML Schema , the namespace identifier is still a URI, but this is simply an identifier i.e. a namespace name . There is no intention that this can or should be dereferenced. There is even a separate attribute, code schemaLocation code , which may contain a dereferenceable URI that does point to a copy of the schema document. In the case of Linked Data , the representation takes the form of a document typically HTML or XML that describes the resource that the UniformResourceIdentifier URI identifies. In either case, the mechanism makes it possible for a user or software agent to follow your nose to find out more information related to the identified resource. Background In computing, identifiers are used to distinguish things and to facilitate data exchange. For example, two U.S. citizens of the same name would have different Social Security number SSN . In a totally distributed system, such as the World Wide Web , a URI is used to globally identify a thing in the world. Unfortunately, because the architecture and decision is made for HTTP , URIs often identify the web page s instead of the underlying thing. To remove this confusion, URIs that identify things often include a hash see the following ... dbpedia.org resource Berlin Summary In summary we can establish the following facts A dereferenceable URI is a kind of UniformResourceIdentifier but is accessible via Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP ... first3 L. title UniformResourceIdentifier publisher The Internet Society year 2005 url http gbiv.com ... more details
On the Internet , the Internationalized ResourceIdentifier IRI is a generalization of the UniformResourceIdentifier URI . While URIs are limited to a subset of the ASCII character set, IRIs may contain characters from the Universal Character Set Unicode ISO 10646 , including Chinese or Japanese kanji , Korean alphabet Korean , Cyrillic alphabet Cyrillic characters, and so forth. It is defined by RFC 3987. Advantages There are reasons to see URIs displayed in different languages mostly, it makes it easier for users who are unfamiliar with the Latin A Z alphabet. Assuming that it isn t too difficult for anyone to replicate arbitrary Unicode on their keyboards, this can make the URI system more worldly and accessible. Disadvantages Mixing IRIs and ASCII UniformResourceIdentifier URI s can make it much easier to do phishing attacks that trick someone into believing they are on a site they really are not on. For example, one can replace the a in www. ebay .com or www. paypal .com with an internationalized look alike a character, and point that IRI to a malicious site. This is known as an IDN homograph attack . While a URI does not provide people with a way to specify Web resources using their own alphabets, an IRI does not make clear how Web resources can be accessed with keyboards that are not capable of generating the requisite internationalized characters. See also XRI Extensible ResourceIdentifier Internationalized domain name IDN Internationalized Domain Name Punycode External links http www.w3.org International W3C Internationalization Activity http annevankesteren.nl 2005 02 iri Anne van Kesteren s blog entry on IRI References references Categories Category Internet standards compu stub Interwikies de Internationalized ResourceIdentifier fr Internationalized ResourceIdentifier it Internationalized ResourceIdentifier ja Internationalized ResourceIdentifier pl Internationalized ResourceIdentifier pt IRI ru IRI scn Idintificaturi di Risorsi Intirnazziunalizzatu ... more details
POV date June 2008 Extensible ResourceIdentifier abbreviated XRI is a scheme and resolution protocol for abstract identifiers compatible with UniformResourceIdentifier s and Internationalized ResourceIdentifier s, developed by the http www.oasis open.org committees xri XRI Technical Committee at OASIS ... S and simple XML documents called XRDS XRDS Extensible Resource Descriptor Sequence . Features UniformResourceIdentifier URI and Internationalized ResourceIdentifier IRI compatibility There is a specified ... of DNS. Fully internationalization internationalizable , leveraging Unicode and Internationalized ResourceIdentifier IRI specifications. Transport independent XRIs are not bound to any specific transport protocols or mechanism. Composition of an Extensible ResourceIdentifier An XRI starting with tt ... . Resolving an Extensible ResourceIdentifier XRIs are resolved to XRDS documents using the HTTP HTTPS S protocol in the same way as URL s are resolved to Resource record s using the Domain Name System ... ca XRI es Extensible ResourceIdentifier fr XRI ko XRI ja Extensible ResourceIdentifier pl Extensible ResourceIdentifier pt XRI ru XRI zh XRI ... important to be able to identify a resource independent of any specific physical network path ... be understood across domains. Maintain a persistent link to the resource regardless of whether its network location changes. Delegate identifier management not just in the authority segment the first segment following the xxx scheme name but anywhere in the identifier path. Map identifiers used to identify a resource in one domain to other synonym s used to identify the same resource in the same ... that enable identifier sharing across domains the same way XML enables data sharing across domains ... s and uses XRDS for OpenID identifier discovery. The Higgins project Higgins Project uses XRI s and XRDS ... Requirements and Glossary 1.0 http www.w3.org International O URL and ident W3C Internationalized Resource ... more details
A Uniform Type Identifier UTI is a text string used on software provided by Apple Inc. to uniquely identify a given class or type of item. Apple provides built in UTIs to identify common system objects document or image file types, folders and application bundles, streaming data, clipping data, movie data and allows third party developers to easily add their own UTIs for application specific or proprietary uses. Support for UTIs was added in the Mac OS X Mac OS X v10.4 10.4 operating system, integrated into the Spotlight software Spotlight desktop search technology, which uses UTIs to categorize documents. One of the primary design goals of UTIs was to eliminate the ambiguities and problems associated with inferring a file s content from its MIME type, filename extension , or type code type or creator code . ref name adc cite web title Uniform Type Identifiers Overview work Apple Developer Connection Reference Library publisher Apple date 2007 10 29 accessdate 2007 12 08 url http developer.apple.com mac library documentation FileManagement Conceptual understanding utis understand utis intro understand utis intro.html ref UTIs use a reverse DNS naming structure. Names may include the ASCII characters A Z, a z, 0 9, hyphen , and period . , and all Unicode characters above U 007F. ref ... Conceptual understanding utis Uniform Type Identifiers Overview , Apple Developer Documentation Refend Mac OS X Category Mac OS X Category Metadata Mac stub is Uniform Type Identifier it Uniform Type Identifier ja Uniform Type Identifier uk ... and searching, standardize data descriptions across contexts, and provide a uniform method of expanding ... UTIs The most basic public UTIs in the Apple hierarchy are as follows class wikitable Identifier Conforms ... file type identifiers class wikitable Identifier Conforms to Comment public.filename extension public.case ... DeclaredUniformTypeIdentifiers.html apple ref doc uid TP40009259 SW1 system declared Uniform Type ... more details
UniformResource Characteristics URCs were proposed as a semi standard form of metadata that described World Wide Web Resources that were identified by a UniformResourceIdentifier URI . URCs are mentioned in some documents e.g. RFC 1737, RFC 2483 and they were the subject of Internet Engineering Task Force IETF URC Working Group. In particular, RFC 1737 states that URC is a set of meta level information about a resource. Some examples of such meta information are owner, encoding, access restrictions perhaps for particular instances , cost. The effort to standardize URCs within the IETF faltered after its initial introduction. The need for standard metadata description of a Resource has been solved by various technologies such as Resource Description Framework and Meta tags . External links http www.ietf.org html.charters OLD urc charter.html IETF WG URC charter Category URI schemes compu stub ... more details
A UniformResource Name URN is a UniformResourceIdentifier URI that uses the urn URI scheme scheme , and does not imply availability of the identified Resource Web resource . Both URNs names and UniformResource Locator URL s locators are URIs, and a particular URI may be a name and a locator at the same time. The Functional Requirements for UniformResource Names are described in RFC 1737. The URNs are part of a larger Internet information architecture which is composed of URNs, UniformResource Characteristics URCs , and UniformResource Locators URLs . Each plays a specific role URNs are used ... noting that, as stated in RFC 3986 UniformResourceIdentifier Generic Syntax , The term UniformResource Name URN has been used historically to refer to both URIs under the urn scheme RFC 2141 , which are required to remain globally unique and persistent even when the resource ceases to exist ... is for dynamic discovery Archival Resource Key ARK Digital object identifier DOI Handle System Persistent UniformResource Locator PURL Extensible ResourceIdentifier XRI Internet Assigned Numbers .... RFC 2141 URN Syntax says UniformResource Names URNs are intended to serve as persistent, location independent resource identifiers and are designed to make it easy to map other namespaces that share ... namespaces and thus are invalid URNs in terms of RFC 2141 URN Syntax and RFC 3406 UniformResource ... MACE External links http datatracker.ietf.org wg urn charter UniformResource Names Charter The IETF s UniformResource Names concluded working group http www.iana.org assignments urn namespaces URN ... Identifiers de UniformResource Name es UniformResource Name fr UniformResource Name it UniformResource Name ja UniformResource Name no UniformResource Name pl UniformResource Name pt URN ru ... Naur form BNF the syntax of URNs as code URN urn NID NSS code where NID is the Namespace Identifier ... and in fact you can encode an ISBN as a URN . Having a book s unique identifier lets you discuss ... more details
code Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine UniformResourceIdentifier Unique identifier col 2 ...Mergefrom Identifier metadata date January 2009 File Louvre identifiers Ma1274 MR242.jpg thumb right 220px Identifiers on the back of a statue in the Louvre An identifier is a unique expression in a written format either by a Code disambiguation code , by numbers or by the combination of both to distinguish variations from one to another among a class of substances, items, or objects. For living organism ... name language entities. Some of the kinds of entities an identifier might denote include variable programming ... of an identifier but are known as Keyword computer programming keywords . In a few languages, e.g., PL ... may appear in an identifier. For example, in early versions of the C programming language C and C ... other modern languages support almost all Unicode characters in an identifier a common restriction ... rather than the textual identifier tokens these memory addresses, or offsets, having been assigned by the compiler to each identifier . Implementations of programming languages that offer interactive ... not usually assign any semantic meaning to an identifier based on the actual character sequence used ... Immutable object immutable if its identifier starts with a capital letter. In Fortran , the first ... point variable. Advantages of the application Due to the uniqueness of an identifier, the confusions ... CAS registry number CODEN Digital object identifier E number EC number Global Trade Item Number Group identifier International Chemical Identifier International Standard Book Number International ... batch number Serial Item and Contribution Identifier Serial number Service batch number Tax File ... Diagnosis codes Document management system Food labeling regulations Gene nomenclature Identifier ... identifier col end Category Identifiers Category Computer programming be cs Identifik tor de Bezeichner es Identificador fr Identificateur ko it Identificatore nl Identifier ... more details
Other uses resource disambiguation A resource is any physical or virtual entity of limited availability that needs to be consumed to obtain a benefit from it. In most cases, commercial or even non commerial factors require resource allocation through resource management . There are two types of resources renewable and non renewable. Value of a resource The purely economic value of a resource is controlled by supply and demand. This is, however, a narrow perspective on resources as there are many things that cannot be measured in money. Natural resource s like forest s, mountains etc. are considered .... See also Infrastructure Types of resources Natural resources Main Natural resource Natural resources ... it is actually drilled out and put into use, it remains a potential resource. Stock are the materials ..., where use has not yet been started and are saved for future use. Actual resource s are those ... resource, such as wood processing depends upon the technology available and the cost involved. That part of the actual resource that can be developed profitably with available technology is called ... their rate of formation is extremely slow, they cannot be replenished once they are resource depletion ... classified as a third kind of resource, or as a subtype of renewable resources. They are dependent ... and everlasting destruction of the resource. Important examples are agricultural areas, fish and other ... getting and estimating resource requirements people Getting and Estimating Resource Requirements ... but cannot be grasped or contained. Resource use and sustainable development Many resources ... usable commodities. This is known as resource development . With increasing population, the demand for resources has also increased. However, there is a difference in resource distribution distribution ... of resources Resource depletion Environmental degradation Tragedy of the commons Resource curse Over consumption See also Wiktionary resource Natural resource management Resource based view World ... more details
unreferenced date April 2007 A system identifier is a document processing construct introduced in the HyTime markup language as a supplement to SGML . It was subsequently incorporated into the HTML and XML markup language s. In HyTime, there are two kinds of system identifier formal system identifier FSI and simple system identifier . In HTML and XML, a system identifier is a fragmentless UniformResourceIdentifier URI reference . It typically occurs in a Document Type Declaration . In this context, it is intended to identify a document type which is used exclusively in one application, whereas a public identifier is meant to identify a document type that may span more than one application. In the following example, the system identifier is the text contained within quotes code < DOCTYPE html SYSTEM nowiki http www.w3.org TR xhtml1 DTD xhtml1 transitional.dtd nowiki code compu lang stub Category Markup languages Category computing terminology ... more details
In computing , an object identifier or OID is an identifier used to name an object computer science object compare UniformResource Name URN . Structurally, an OID consists of a node graph theory node in a hierarchically assigned Namespace computer science namespace , formally defined using the ITU T s Abstract syntax notation one ASN.1 standard. Successive numbers of the nodes, starting at the root of the tree, identify each node in the tree. Designers set up new nodes by registering them under the node s registration authority. The root of the tree contains the following three directed edge arc s 0 ITU T 1 ISO 2 joint iso itu t Usage In computer security , OIDs serve to name almost every object type in X.509 Public key certificate certificates , such as components of Distinguished Name s, Certificate Policy Statement CPS s, etc. Within X.500 directory schemas and protocols, to uniquely name each attribute type and object class, and other elements of schema. Within Lightweight Directory Access Protocol LDAP logical schema schemas , each object class and each attribute type has a unique ... Network Management Protocol SNMP , consists of the object identifier for an object in a Management ... UID Unique IDentifier in place of OID. The IANA OID registry contains a list of registered entities ... object identifier LSID International Geo Sample Number Surrogate key Extended Validation Certificate Universally Unique Identifier Globally Unique IdentifierUniformResource Name Persistent Object Identifier In computer programming , an object identifier generally takes the form of an implementation ... system. OBJREF s have an object identifier OID field. External links http www.oid info.com Object Identifier Repository http www.alvestrand.no objectid Harald Tveit Alvestrand s Object Identifier Registry http pen.iana.org IANA Private Enterprise Numbers FOLDOC Category Identifiers Category Network management de Object Identifier fr OID pl OID fi OID ... more details
In computer hypertext , a fragment identifier is a short Character string computer science string of character computing character s that refers to a resource computer science resource that is subordinate to another, primary resource. The primary resource is identified by a UniformResourceIdentifier URI , and the fragment identifier points to the subordinate resource. Typically, the fragment identifier is appended to the UniformResource Locator URL, a type of URI for a hypertext document and is meant to identify a portion of that document. A fragment identifier is defined by RFC 3986 as an optional ... that the fragment identifier be separated from the rest of the URI reference by a code code number sign character. The separator is not considered part of the fragment identifier. Examples In Hypertext ..., the fragment identifier in the URI code nowiki http www.foo.org foo.xml nowiki xpointer ... s Rube elements. In Resource Description Framework RDF vocabularies, such as RDF Schema RDFS ... broader in SKOS Core vocabulary, but it does not refer to a specific part of the resource identified ... language Python Package Index appends the MD5 hash of a file to the URL as a fragment identifier ... a fragment identifier for text plain documents, based on character and line positions and ranges .... A text search fragment identifier with fragment specification scheme id code words code is the first ... identifier for searching, of the form code s search terms code . The exclamation point is illegal in anchor ... The fragment identifier functions differently than the rest of the URI namely, its processing is exclusively ... agent agent such as a Web browser HTTP Request methods requests a Resource Web resource from ... waits for the server to send the resource, and then the agent processes the resource according ... to the resource it ultimately receives from the server. This can be remedied by replacing code code ... . In JavaScript , the fragment identifier of the current page can be accessed in the hash property ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Mergeto Identifier date January 2009 In metadata , an identifier is a language independent label, sign or token that uniquely identifies an object within an identification scheme . The suffix identifier is also used as a representation term when naming a data element . See also Metadata Data element Identifier Representation term DEFAULTSORT Identifier Metadata Category Metadata ... more details
In the context of the Microsoft Windows NT line of operating system s, a Security Identifier commonly abbreviated SID is a unique name an alphanumeric character string which is assigned by a Windows Domain controller during the log on process that is used to identify a subject, such as a user or a group of users in a network of NT 2000 systems. Overview Windows grants or denies access and privileges to resources based on access control list s ACLs , which use SIDs to uniquely identify users and their group memberships. When a user logs into a computer, an access token is generated that contains user and group SIDs and user privilege level. When a user requests access to a resource, the access token is checked against the ACL to permit or deny particular action on a particular object. SIDs are useful for troubleshooting issues with security audits, Windows server and domain migrations. The format of an SID can be illustrated using the following example S 1 5 21 3623811015 3361044348 30300820 1013 class wikitable border 1 S 1 5 21 3623811015 3361044348 30300820 1013 The string is a SID. The revision level the version of the SID specification . The identifier authority value. domain or local computer identifier a Relative ID RID . Any group or user that is not created by default will have a Relative ID of 1000 or greater. Possible identifier authority values are 0 Null Authority 1 World Authority 2 Local Authority 3 Creator Authority 4 Non unique Authority 5 NT Authority 9 Resource ... Authority. nowrap S 1 8 Exchange Authority. nowrap S 1 9 Resource Manager Authority. Duplicated SIDs ... Access Control DAC Globally Unique Identifier GUID Mandatory Access Control MAC Role Based Access ... with a Security Identifier http www.microsoft.com technet sysinternals utilities newsid.mspx NewSID ... Category Universal identifiers Category Windows NT architecture ca Security Identifier de Security Identifier fr Security Identifier ko id Security Identifier ja pl Security Identifier ... more details
Merge to Reserved word discuss Talk Reserved identifier date February 2010 Unreferenced auto yes date December 2009 A reserved identifier is an element of computer programming languages that is a fixed part of the language or operating system and may not be redefined by the programmer. In the C programming language C language , all names that begin with one or two leading underscores are reserved in certain contexts. Citation needed date January 2008 Category Programming constructs DEFAULTSORT Reserved Identifier Compu lang stub ... more details
unreferenced date November 2010 A public identifier is a document processing construct in SGML and XML . In HTML and XML, a public identifier is meant to be universally unique within its application scope. It typically occurs in a Document Type Declaration . A public identifier is meant to identify a document type that may span more than one application. A system identifier is meant for a document type that is used exclusively in one application. In the following Document Type Declaration, the public identifier is code W3C DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional EN code code < DOCTYPE html PUBLIC W3C DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional EN nowiki http www.w3.org TR xhtml1 DTD xhtml1 transitional.dtd nowiki code compu lang stub Category Markup languages ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Unix like operating system s identify users within the kernel computing kernel by an unsigned integer value called a user identifier , often abbreviated to UID or User ID . The range of UID values varies amongst different systems at the very least, a UID represents a 15 bit integer, ranging between 0 and 32767, with the following restrictions The superuser must always have a UID of zero 0 . The user nobody username nobody traditionally got the largest possible UID as the opposite of the Superuser 32767. More recently, systems have assigned the user a UID in the system range 1&ndash 100, see below or in the range 65530 65535. Convention reserves UIDs from 1 to 100 for system use some manuals recommend reserving UIDs from 101 up to 499 Red Hat Enterprise Linux or even up to 999 Debian as well. The UID value references users in the etc passwd file. Shadow password files and Network Information Service also refer to numeric UIDs. The user identifier has become a necessary component of Unix file system s and Process computing processes . Some operating systems support 16 bit UIDs, making 65536 unique IDs possible a modern system with 32 bit UIDs will potentially make 4,294,967,296 2 sup 32 sup distinct values available. In POSIX compliant environments the commandline command Id Unix id gives the users user identifier number as well as more information on the user account like the user name , primary user group and group identifier GID . See also Setuid Sticky bit Process identifier Inode File system permissions DEFAULTSORT User Identifier Category Unix de Benutzerkennung es UID fr User identifier it User identifier ja pl Identyfikator u ytkownika ru Unix ... more details
A location identifier is a symbolic representation for the name and the location of an airport , navigation navigation aid , or weather station , and is used for manned air traffic control facilities in air traffic control , telecommunications, computer programming, weather reports, and related services. ICAO location indicator See International Civil Aviation Organization airport code The International Civil Aviation Organization establishes sets of 4 letter location indicators which are published ... and KCEF for Westover Joint Air Reserve Base . IATA identifier See International Air Transport ... such as MNL for Manila Ninoy Aquino Airport. In the United States, the IATA identifier usually equals the FAA identifier, but this is not always the case. A prominent example is Sawyer International Airport , Michigan, which uses the FAA identifier SAW and the IATA identifier MQT. FAA identifier The Federal Aviation Administration identifier is a three letter or four letter alphanumeric code identifying ... Chicago Airport and 0B5 for Turners Falls Airport . Private airfields have a four letter identifier ... for identifiers in the three letter series. In this identifier series, the number is always ..., or last two positions of the four character code. The use of the FAA identifier system in meteorology ... is dependent wholly on the ICAO identifier system. Transport Canada identifier Transport Canada assigns ... Y and Z, for its areas of jurisdiction. These identifiers are designed to mesh with the FAA Identifier ... and units that have requested, but not yet received a permanent location identifier. One system ... identifier but adds an extra digit, allowing many more stations to be indexed. This extra digit is always 0 when referencing an actual WMO station using the 5 digit identifier, but may be 1..9 to reference ..., such as Stone Mountain Airport , whose identifier 00A is now used for an R C heliport in Bensalem ... Category Airport terminology es Location identifier fa sv Location identifier ... more details
In computing , the process identifier normally referred to as the process ID or just PID is a number used by some operating system kernel computers kernel s such as that of Unix UNIX , Mac OS X or Microsoft Windows to temporarily uniquely identify a computer process process . This number may be used as a parameter in various function calls allowing processes to be manipulated, such as adjusting the process s priority or kill command killing it altogether. In Unix like operating systems, new processes are created by the code Fork operating system fork code system call . The PID is returned to the parent process parent enabling it to refer to the child in further function calls. The parent may, for example, wait for the child to terminate with the code waitpid code function, or terminate the process with code kill code . In Unix like operating systems, there are two tasks with specially distinguished process IDs swapper or sched has process ID 0 and is responsible for paging , and is actually part of the kernel rather than a normal user mode process. Process ID 1 is usually the init process primarily responsible for starting and shutting down the system. Originally, process ID 1 was not specifically reserved for init by any technical measures it simply had this ID as a natural consequence of being the first process invoked by the kernel. More recent Unix systems typically have additional kernel components visible as processes , in which case PID 1 is actively reserved for the init process to maintain consistency with older systems. Under Unix, process IDs are usually allocated on a sequential basis, beginning at 0 and rising to a maximum value which varies from system to system ... proc accessdate 2009 12 28 ref See also pidof User identifier Unix UID Group identifier Unix GID References Reflist FOLDOC DEFAULTSORT Process Identifier Category Process computing ca Identificador de proc s de Process identifier es Identificador de proceso eu Pid fr Identifiant de processus it PID ... more details
Orphan date November 2010 An international identifier is a number of different size which comes above or beside the national identification number and helps to identify a company over several countries in the world. The main tools used as a international identifiers are EasyNumber , DUNS number , International Suppliers Network and European Business Register Practical applications The use of international identifiers is relevant in a wide range of business functions Financial Department Consistent basis for risk assessment. Handling of corporate transparency issues. IT Department Data access improvement cross base access, cross base requests. Update of the different databases cleaning of duplicates, address maintenance. Sales Department Manage multi channel sales activities. Address updating. Prospect targeting. Marketing Department Access to up to date profile information. Removal of inactive companies. Basis for a portfolio analysis External links http www.ebr.org www.dnb.com http isn.icharter.org http ec.europa.eu internal market consultations docs 2009 interconnection of business registers working document en.pdf Category Identifiers Category Universal identifiers ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Context date October 2009 Personal Identifiers also known as PID are a subset of personally identifiable information PII data element s that identify a unique individual and can permit another person to assume that individual s identity without their knowledge or consent. This can occur when PID data elements are use alone combined with a person s name, combined with other PID data elements OR combined with other PII Examples of PID Examples provided only as guidance, there may be others used in your location and they may vary by country or region. Privately issued ID credentials Benefit plan participation number Private health care authorization, access, or identification number Transactional financial account numbers Bank account number Credit debit card account number Personal identification number PIN Biometric identifiers Fingerprint voiceprint Iris retinal scan s DNA Health or medical information National Health certificate number Electronic identification credentials Digital certificates Password s Full Date of Birth Month, day and year European defined sensitive data Treated as PID globally, not just for citizens of the EU Racial or ethnic origin Political opinions Religious or philosophical beliefs Trade union membership Health or sex life Offenses, criminal convictions, or security measures Proceedings from crimes or offenses See also Identity score DEFAULTSORT Personal Identifier Category Personal life Category Personal identification documents Category Privacy ... more details
Other uses File Porfirio Diaz paint.jpg thumb right 250px Uniform of Porfirio D az , about 1900 A uniform ... for non members to wear the uniform. Other uniforms are trade dress ed such as the brown uniforms ... clothing of one nature or another. Workers required to wear a uniform include retailer workers ... corporate image but also has important effects on the employees required to wear the uniform. ref http www.smarterclothing.com.au Page2.aspx?Category 1&Element 359 Uniform Approach ref The first service uniform registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office was the Playboy Bunny outfit U.S. trademark number 762,884 . However the term uniform is misleading because employees are not always fully uniform in appearance and may not always wear attire provided by the organization, while ... even though their attire is uniform only in the color of their appearance not in its features ... A kind of military uniform Schools Main School uniform Uniforms are required in many schools. School ... school uniforms include Japanese school uniform Japan , India , Australia , some schools in China , and the United Kingdom , among as many other places. In some countries, uniform types vary from ... state primary schools will have a uniform jumper and or polo shirt with the school name and logo. Sports See also Baseball uniform Jersey clothing In sports Most, if not all, professional sports ... as in football kit are more common. Security and armed forces Main Military uniform Military ... uniform worn at ceremonies, official receptions, and other special occasions medals are typically worn. everyday work uniform, often with abbreviated forms of embellishment such as using duller buttons or replacing medals with ribbon bars Prison Main Prison uniform Civilian officials main Diplomatic uniform From about 1800 to after the Second World War, diplomats from most countries and often senior ... required by their employer s to wear a uniform. Uniform hygiene In some countries or regions ... more details
Infobox television episode Title For the Uniform Image Commented out because image was deleted Image STDS9Ep513.jpg 270px br Eddington taunts Sisko Series Star Trek Deep Space Nine Episode 111 Production 511 Airdate February 3, 1997 Writer Peter Allan Fields Director Victor Lobl Guests Kenneth Marshall as Michael Eddington br Eric Pierpoint as Sanders br Aron Eisenberg as Nog Prev The Begotten Next In Purgatory s Shadow For the Uniform is an episode of Star Trek Deep Space Nine , the thirteenth episode of the fifth season. It has an average fan rating of 4.3 5 on the official Star Trek website as of September, 2009. Plot Benjamin Sisko Sisko encounters Michael Eddington , his former Starfleet Security Chief, who betrayed him and joined the Maquis Star Trek Maquis . Obsessed with capturing the traitor, Sisko pursues him in the USS Defiant Defiant . But when Sisko gives the order to fire, the Defiant experiences a massive computer failure caused by Eddington. He leaves Sisko angry and humiliated, and facing a long trip home. The Defiant is towed back to Deep Space Nine space station Deep Space Nine , and Miles O Brien Star Trek O Brien begins the massive job of bringing the ship back on line. Adding insult to injury, Sisko learns that Captain Sanders of the Excelsior class starship Starship Malinche has been assigned to apprehend Eddington since Starfleet feels Sisko hasn t himself been able to do the job in the past eight months. But when he learns that Eddington attacked Cardassian colonies in the DMZ with a biogenic weapon, Sisko sees his chance. Despite the fact that the Defiant is not ready, he prepares to take his ship back into space. File USS Defiant leaving DS9 damaged.jpg right thumb USS Defiant almost hits Deep Space 9 on the way out because of manual control due to a cascade computer virus in the computer core. The ship lurches out of the station and soon encounters ... For the Uniform StarTrekDS9 article 68984 For the Uniform Category Star Trek Deep Space Nine episodes ... more details
, and this identity is expressed by a well formed URI UniformResourceIdentifier, a superset of URLs , then a concept can be a resource as well. In January 2005, RFC 3986 makes this extension of the definition ... by URIs. Using HTTP URIs to identify abstract resources URL s, particularly UniformResourceIdentifier ... elements. The term was first introduced to refer to targets of UniformResource Locator s URLs , but its definition has been further extended to include the referent of any UniformResourceIdentifier RFC 3986 , or Internationalized ResourceIdentifier RFC 3987 . In the Semantic Web , abstract resources and their semantic properties are described using the family of languages based on Resource Description Framework RDF . History The concept of resource has evolved during the Web history ... and documents, linked using UniformResource Locator s URLs . A resource is implicitly defined as something ... not contain a fragment identifier , whereas a URI used to identify a concept or abstract resource should ...Multiple issues rewrite October 2008 essay like October 2008 synthesis October 2008 The concept of resource .... The declarative aspects of a resource identification and naming and its functional aspects addressing ... to Web resources In the early specifications of the Web 1990 1994 , the term resource is barely used ... to define at all the notion of resource actually it barely uses the term besides its occurrence ... specifies URLs, the term Universal being changed to Uniform . The document is making a more systematic use of resource to refer to objects which are available , or can be located and accessed through the Internet. There again, the term resource itself is not explicitly defined. From Web resources to abstract resources The first explicit definition of resource is found in RFC 2396, in August 1998 A resource ... way. A RDF description of a resource is a set of triples subject , predicate , object , where subject represents the resource to be described, predicate a type of property relevant to this resource ... more details
wiktionary resource A Resource is any physical or virtual entity of limited availability. It may also refer to Resource economics , commodities and human resources used in the production of goods and services, including Natural resource , a commodity that is valuable in its relatively natural form Human resources HR or human capital, valuable human work power Resource project management , economic resources used in planning of tasks Resource computer science , including Resource Web , anything identified by a UniformResourceIdentifier which can be found in a certain location Resource Macintosh , data associated with a Mac OS file Resource Windows , data embedded in EXE and DLL files Resource Java , application data Resourcing refers to funding and the management of resources, like in Management , where resourcing encompasses the deployment and manipulation of resources. Project governance Project Governance , where the enabler role, through resourcing of projects, is to harness and manage also the provision of resources. Human resources Recruitment Recruitment of Human Resources , where employee recruitment forms a major part of an organization s overall resourcing strategies. Workforce planning Closing the gaps in Workforce Planning , where resourcing forms one of the eight key areas that is needed to focus on. Supplier relationship management Resourcing Supplier Relationship Management , where resourcing is one of the skills required for procurement to implement successful SRM. disambig bs Resurs vor ca Jaciment da Ressource es Yacimiento fr Ressource ko it Risorsa krc ja pl Zasoby ru simple Resource uk vi T i nguy n ... more details
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