* @ Commands for performing actions in the user interface

@ Commands are like menu commands: they perform actions in the Lotus Notes client.

Esperanto is the working language of several non-profit international organizations such as the Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda, a left-wing cultural association, or Education @ Internet, which has developed from an Esperanto organization ; most others are specifically Esperanto organizations.

Central servers are typically used for listing potential peers ( Tor ), coordinating their activities ( Folding @ home ), and searching ( Napster, eMule ).

Some countries, such as the UK and Canada, use a slightly different QWERTY ( the @ and " are switched in the UK ); see keyboard layout.

As at June 2007, there are more than 460, 000 subscribers and 4, 200 hotspots under the Wireless @ SG programme.

After computation on the work unit is complete, the results are then automatically reported back to SETI @ home servers at UC Berkeley.

Folding @ home allows for the modelling of disease states that are not as easily induced, without the need for test animals.

Due to its enormous flexibility, which has only briefly been discussed here, coupled with its ability to improve over time, Folding @ home and projects like it are quickly becoming indispensable tools among researchers from a broad variety of disciplines.

Passwords embedded in this way are not conducive to secure working, but the full possible syntax is < tt >< nowiki > scheme :// username: password @ domain: port / path? query_string # fragment_id </ nowiki ></ tt >

There are distributed computing projects which use idle CPU or GPU time of personal computers to solve problems such as protein folding or prediction of protein structure, one prominent example being the Folding @ home project.

Equations with infinitely many solutions are solved by introducing arbitrary constants: returns x =@ n1-2, with the @ n1 representing any integer.

Shell variables, created using the set or @ statements, are internal to C shell.

Its high schools are Coppell High School and the newly opened New Tech High @ Coppell.

RHSBLs are not very effective because most spams either use forged " from " addresses or use " from " addresses containing popular freemail domain names, such as @ gmail. com, @ yahoo. com, or @ hotmail. com addresses.

The current ( September 29, 2009 ) champions of the RR @ H are:

Some of BBN's notable developments in the field of computer networks are the implementation and operation of the ARPANET ; the first person-to-person network email sent and the use of the @ sign in an email address ; the first Internet protocol router ( then called an Interface Message Processor ); the Voice Funnel, an early predecessor of voice over IP ; and work on the development of TCP.

Among the most popular are Dining @ Large, which covers local restaurants ; The Schmuck Stops Here, a Baltimore-centric sports blog written by Peter Schmuck ; Z on TV, by media critic David Zurawik ; and Midnight Sun, a nightlife blog.

The name RoboCup is a contraction of the competition's full name, " Robot Soccer World Cup ", but there are many other stages of the competition such as " RoboCupRescue ", " RoboCup @ Home " and " RoboCupJunior ".

In theory, television stations in the U. S. are free to choose any resolution, aspect ratio, and frame / field rate, within the limits of Main Profile @ High Level.

Another organized supporters ' group are Sangue Jovem Paraná, Tricolores do Tarumã, Torcida Desorganizada, and Torcida Virtual Paran @ utas, an internet organized supporters ' group of Paraná Clube.

CAcert automatically signs certificates for email addresses controlled by the requester and for domains for which certain addresses ( such as " hostmaster @ example. com ") are controlled by the requester.

It is similar to the SETI @ Home client, in that it uses a distributed computing client running primarily on home user's computers to correlate georeferenced biological samples with environmental models of the Earth.

Distributed computing projects such as SETI @ home or NAGAR and popular applications like Google Earth rely primarily on client-side operations.

* The private website Classic @ la carte is devoted primarily to Jordi Savall's works.

@ stake was primarily a consulting company, but also offered information security training through the @ stake academy, and created a number of software security tools: LC 3, LC 4 and LC 5 were versions of a password auditing and recovery tool also known as L0phtCrack ; WebProxy was a security testing tool for Web applications ; SmartRisk Analyzer was an application security analysis tool.

The @ symbol was not used in continental Europe and the committee expected it would be replaced by an accented À in the French variation, so the @ was placed in position 40 < sub > hex </ sub > next to the letter A.

* @ ( or " at sign "), the punctuation symbol now typically used in e-mail addresses ( and more recently, tweets )

In addition, the Penet remailer used a type of “ post office box ” system in which users could claim their own anonymous e-mail addresses of the form anxxxxx @ anon. penet. fi, allowing them to assign pseudonymous identities to their anonymous messages, and to receive messages sent to their ( anonymous ) e-mail addresses.

* Distributed computing project yoyo @ Home Subproject ECM is a program for Elliptic Curve Factorization which is used by a couple of projects to find factors for different kind of numbers.

Under a non-GPL license, GROMACS is widely used in the Folding @ home distributed computing project for simulations of protein folding, where it is the project's most popular calculation cores.

@ Functions can be used in several places throughout Lotus Notes.

To avoid a deluge of incoming mail resulting from the publicity of the event, Apple set up a number of obvious " honeypot " addresses not really used by the Shuttle crew, such as STS43 @ APPLELINK.

These rambling messages used to state the originator as MI5Victim @ mi5. gov. uk.

Through a process known as adaptive sampling, these conformations are used by Folding @ home as starting points for a set of simulations trajectories.

In 2002, Folding @ home used Markov state models to complete approximately a million CPU days of simulations over the span of several months, and in 2011, MSMs parallelized another simulation that required an aggregate 10 million CPU hours of computation.

In January 2010, Folding @ home used MSMs to simulate the dynamics of the slow-folding 32-residue NTL9 protein out to 1. 52 milliseconds, a timescale consistent with experimental folding rate predictions but a thousand times longer than previously achieved.

The simulations run on Folding @ home are used in conjunction with laboratory experiments, but researchers can use it to study how folding in vitro differs from folding in native cellular environments.

In 2004, Folding @ home was used to perform the first molecular dynamics study of the refolding of p53's protein dimer in explicit water which revealed insights that were previously unobtainable, and from it produced the first peer reviewed publication on cancer from a distributed computing project.

Folding @ home is also being used to study protein chaperones, heat shock proteins which play essential roles in cell survival by assisting with the folding of other proteins inside the crowded and chemically stressful intracellular environment.

Although researchers have used Folding @ home to study collagen folding and misfolding, the interest stands as a pilot project compared to Alzheimer's and Huntington's research.

In 2009, researchers used Folding @ home to study mutations of influenza hemagglutinin, a protein that attaches a virus to its target cell and assists with viral entry.

In 2010, Folding @ home used MSMs and free energy calculations to predict the native state of the villin protein to within 1. 8 Å RMSD from the crystalline structure experimentally determined through X-ray crystallography.

Scientists have used Folding @ home to research drug resistance by studying vancomycin, an antibiotic of " last resort ", and beta-lactamase, a protein that can break down antibiotics like penicillin.

In 2012, Folding @ home and MSMs were used to identify allosteric site in three medically relevant proteins: ß lactamase, interleukin-2, and RNase H.

In 2008 they used Folding @ home to study the interior of this tunnel and how specific molecules may affect it.

In March 2009 Folding @ home began reporting the performance in both native and x86 FLOPS: the latter being an estimation of how many FLOPS the calculation would take on the standard x86 architecture, which is commonly used as a performance reference.

Horton worked with Chris Seiwald and Larry Auton to produce the smail program, used this database to route email, using email addresses such as mark @ cbosgd. UUCP.