A study on the authentication method for TAmI in ambient intelligence (secure group decision making toolkit)

It is difficult to get the decision about an opinion after many users get the meeting in same place. It used to spend too much time in order to find solve some problem because of the various opinions of each other. TAmI (Group Decision Making Toolkit) is the System to Group Decision in Ambient Intelligence [1]. This program was composed with IGATA [2], WebMeeting and the related Database system. But, because it is sent without any encryption in IP / Password, it can be opened to attacker. They can use the IP / Password to the bad purpose. As the result, although they make the wrong result, the joined member can’t know them. Therefore, in this paper, we studied the applying method of user’s authentication into TAmI.

Linguística funcional e tradução

No âmbito da tradução nas suas múltiplas vertentes e face às diferentes abordagens que nem sempre se articulam de maneira inequívoca, é conveniente termos referências bem definidas. A linguística na linha de André Martinet1, que elabora sobre o funcionamento de um sistema linguístico de forma simples e nãonormativa, parece-nos fornecer uma excelente base para quem estuda e trabalha em tradução e, em geral, na área das Línguas. A abordagem em questão é aplicável aos fenómenos linguísticos, nomeadamente aos níveis fonológico e morfo-sintáctico. A ponte para abordagens de carácter semântico-pragmático pode estabelecer-se através do plano da axiologia - área intermédia entre sintaxe e semântica - em que conseguimos operar com elementos discretos, intimamente ligados aos processos da significação. Veremos, no esboço que se segue, como se pode, num primeiro momento, analisar um determinado fenómeno gramatical existente em dois sistemas linguísticos. Vamos concentrar-nos no conjuntivo em alemão e em português, tendo em linha de conta os princípios da linguística martinetiana.

Effects of dual-task training on balance and executive functions in Parkinson's disease: A pilot study

The aim of this study was to analyze the efficacy of cognitive-motor dual-task training compared with single-task training on balance and executive functions in individuals with Parkinson's disease. Fifteen subjects, aged between 39 and 75 years old, were randomly assigned to the dual-task training group (n = 8) and single-task training group (n = 7). The training was run twice a week for 6 weeks. The single-task group received balance training and the dual-task group performed cognitive tasks simultaneously with the balance training. There were no significant differences between the two groups at baseline. After the intervention, the results for mediolateral sway with eyes closed were significantly better for the dual-task group and anteroposterior sway with eyes closed was significantly better for the single-task group. The results suggest superior outcomes for the dual-task training compared to the single-task training for static postural control, except in anteroposterior sway with eyes closed.