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When a message reaches its destination server, it is written to the user s mailbox by the local MDA. From that point, the message may be viewed by the user using one of three methods: n Direct access to the mailbox An MUA (mail user agent) with access to the mailbox file, directly or through a network file system, can read messages from the disk and display them for the user. This is generally a console or Web mail application running on the server. n Downloaded to a workstation for local viewing Most mail users use POP3 (Post Office Protocol, version 3) to download messages to their local computers and view them in applications such as Evolution or Balsa. By default, messages are removed from the server during this process (similar to when you get your snail mail from the mailbox). n Accessed interactively over the network Most clients also support viewing messages while they are still on the server, through IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol). Unlike POP3, this protocol enables users to access multiple folders on their servers and also allows them to access their messages from anywhere. However, this also creates a heavier burden on the server because it must process (and store) everything that the user decides to keep. Most Web mail applications use IMAP as their backend protocol for accessing mailboxes; this eliminates the need for direct access to the mail files and makes it easier to split functions between systems.

The possible method of disposal will depend on the speci c radioisotope present, its concentration and activity, and the nature of the waste 43 PREPARATION OF RADIOTRACERS AND THEIR COMPOUNDS.

3.1 SECURITY GOVERNANCE AND REGULATION Many of the regulations currently in effect either relate to or are directly addressed by governance, that is, by the framework of internal rules and structures that pro-

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The response requires the following: A struct also represents the response; its name really doesn t matter but the specifications encourage naming it after the method and appending Response . More specifically, the first child element contains the return value followed by the out or in/out parameters in the same order as in the method signature. The out or in/out parameters must have the same name and type as the method. If an error occurs during the request, the SOAP Fault element must be returned. We will get to SOAP faults later in the Soap Binding section. Here is a sample SOAP RPC request:

MAC addresses. RSTP summarizes all non-traffic-forwarding, non-MAC-learning states into the discard state. The learning and forwarding states are the same in RSTP as in STP. RSTP introduces two new roles for ports: Alternate Port and Backup Port. An Alternate Port is a port that is blocked because it constantly receives superior BPDUs from other switches. In a switch, the Alternate Port is the backup for the RP of that switch. When a switch loses its RP, it immediately puts the best Alternate Port into the forwarding state as the new RP. A Backup Port is a port that is blocked because it constantly receives superior BPDUs from the same switch. In a switch, the Backup Port is the backup for the DP. When a switch loses a DP on an LAN segment, it immediately puts the best Backup Port in that LAN segment into the forwarding state as the new DP. Figure A.5 illustrates the location of the Alternate Port and the Backup Port. The network presented in the diagram is a stable network with RSTP converged.

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typical activation analysis problem To make our discussion more concrete, let us consider a speci c problem, the measurement of the aluminum content of rocks and meteorites (Loveland et al, 1969) The choice of this problem as an example was dictated by its pedagogic simplicity and the fact that conventional chemical analyses of aluminum in rocks are known to be inaccurate for low aluminum concentrations and, in general, not very precise The rst step in an activation analysis procedure is sample preparation The unknown and known samples (sometimes referred to as the unknown and standard samples) should have the same size, composition, and homogeneity insofar as possible to ensure that any attenuation of the incoming radiation, or the sample radiation before counting, or any count rate-dependent effects, are exactly the same.