Tables of two-sided tolerance factors for normal distributions

Tables of two-sided tolerance factors for normal distribution

Forensic investigations of popular ephemeral messaging applications on Android and iOS platforms

Ephemeral messaging applications are growing increasingly popular on the digital mobile market. However, they are not always used with good intentions. Criminals may see a gateway into private communication with each other through this transient application data. This could negatively impact criminal court cases for evidence, or civil matters. To find out if messages from such applications can indeed be recovered or not, a forensic examination of the device would be required by the law enforcement authority. This paper reports mobile forensic investigations of ephemeral data from a wide range of applications using both proprietary and freeware forensic tools. Both Android and iOS platforms were used in the investigation. The results from the investigation uncovered various artefacts from the iOS device including account information, contacts, and evidence of communication between users. The Android device uncovered evidence of communications, and several media files assumed to be deleted within a storage cache in the Android file system. The forensic tools used within the investigations were evaluated using parameters from the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) mobile tool test assertions and test plan

Graduate education and research

CER61ARC21.Presented at the joint meeting of the Joint Budget Committee and the Legislative Committee on Education Beyond High School of the Colorado General Assembly.Includes bibliographical references (page 32).September 22 and 23, 1961

Diffusion of an instantaneous plane source in a steady uniform open channel flow

CER61ARC78.December 1961

Dividends and responsibilities of education beyond high school

CER64ARC12.Includes bibliographical references.Presented to Cooperative Consumers Association, December 4, 1963, Kansas City, Missouri.Presented in part to CSU Experiment Station and Extension Service staff, December 5, 1963, Fort Collins, Colorado

Fractionating impulsivity: commentary on "choice impulsivity" and "rapid-response impulsivity" articles by Hamilton and colleagues.

Comments on the original articles "Rapid-response impulsivity: Definitions, measurement issues, and clinical implications" (see record 2015-14753-004) and "Choice impulsivity: Definitions, measurement issues, and clinical implications" (see record 2015-14753-005) by Hamilton, Mitchell, et al. and Hamilton, Littlefield, et al., respectively. The present authors note that research has made important steps toward understanding impulsivity. Rapid-Response Impulsivity and Choice Impulsivity appear to be dissociable in terms of underlying neural circuitry and associated neurochemical modulation. Although various cognitive paradigms have been developed that tap these two functions, as Hamilton and colleagues correctly argue, there is a need for standardized measurements to be validated and agreed on, and for academics and clinicians to work together in order to tackle several pressing and related questions.This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the American Psychological Association via http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/per000012

Late Paper: Payload Design Guidelines To Enhance Cargo Mixing On Space Shuttle Flights

Payloads on Space Shuttle flights can be designed to enhance their potential to be integrated with other Shuttle payloads. Pertinent design guidelines have been identified in the areas of loads and dynamics, thermal and acoustic considerations, contamination, avionics and electromagnetic compatibility, ground processing and orbital operations. Consideration of these payload design guidelines throughout the design cycle can result in flight hardware with a high mixing potential. The resulting cargo manifesting flexibility provides earlier and more frequent flight opportunities for payloads, reduced costs, minimum post-design cycle modifications to accommodate cargo mixing and, ultimately, optimum utilization of the Space Shuttle

Interim report, Bocono Dam river outlet tests

CER58ARC17.May 1958.Includes bibliographical references.Prepared for Tipton and Kalmbach, Inc

Payload Design Guidelines to Enhance Cargo Mixing on Space Shuttle Flights

Payloads on Space Shuttle flights can be designed to enhance their potential to be integrated with other Shuttle payloads. Pertinent design guidelines have been identified in the areas of loads and dynamics, thermal and acoustic considerations, contamination, avionics and electromagnetic compatibility, ground processing and orbital operations. Consideration of these payload design guidelines throughout the design cycle can result in flight hardware with a high mixing potential. The resulting cargo manifesting flexibility provides earlier and more frequent flight opportunities for payloads, reduced costs, minimum post-design cycle modifications to accommodate cargo mixing and, ultimately, optimum utilization of the Space Shuttle