cannikin


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Related to cannikin: Amchitka
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a wooden bucket

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a small can

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On the analogy of Cannikin law, to collect all the data, we should find the maximum of [k.sub.i] in the kind of distribution strategy.
DCEP: data collection strategy with the estimated paths in ocean delay tolerant network
The method is mainly based on "Cannikin law"; that is to say, as long as one of the intermediate nodes fails in forwarding the data, then the whole path is not credible.
BeTrust: a dynamic trust model based on Bayesian inference and Tsallis entropy for medical sensor networks
Cannikin and the National Environmental Policy Act, 1 ELR 10161, 10162
At war and peace with the National Environmental Policy Act: when political questions and the environment collide
Among the last of the singing Vices, Iago uses the tavern song 'And Let me the Cannikin Clink' to advance his elaborate revenge project by seducing and ruining the sober Cassio with drink (2.3.64-93).
The singing 'vice': music and mischief in early English drama
"'Aye, aye, my merry lads, it's a lively leak this; hold a cannikin, one of ye, and let's have a taste.
Part IV: Herman Melville's "; or The Whale"
The Don't Make a Wave Committee was born and its first high profile protest was to sail towards Amchitka and into the heart of what would be the nuclear testing zone for an underground hydrogen bomb called Cannikin, variably estimated to be 250 to 385 times as powerful as Hiroshima.
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