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Martha Chaiklin-triggered transport, clock synchronization, error containment, and membership) as the architecture’s basic services. On top of the basic services, we construct higher-level services aiming at mixed-criticality and legacy system integration. We establish event-triggered communication channels on top

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,Art, Ivory and the Meiji Period — An Introduction, and nationalism — are discussed in the context of the new Meiji state. Industrialization and trade were essential components of Japan’s march of progress, but art objects in general and ivory in particular are shown to be an important part of this nationalistic support of foreign trade. Tracing the

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Transformations of the Craftsman,traditional carving crafts like temple images swelled the ranks of ivory carvers. Lacking government assistance, the craftsmen took the future of their profession into their own hands by developing new art forms like okimono and organizing and participating in professional organizations like the Chō

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Martha Chaikliname additional application fields [Lawrenz, 1995]. Impressive sales figures demonstrate the industrial relevance of CAN with more than 200 millions of CAN controllers sold in 2001. CAN represents an event-triggered communication protocol, i.e. the temporal control signals are derived primarily fromn