(especially of a conflict) occurring between states, people, etc., who are directed, influenced, or funded by other states, people, etc.: Proxy wars were a major feature of the Cold War. The new CEO won control of the company after a proxy battle. ...
Many maintain that definition is reductive. If {Socrates} is, by definition, the set containing only Socrates then {Socrates} is nothing more than the set containing only Socrates—and if the number two is, by definition, the successor to the number one, then the number two is nothing more...
A proxy war is an armed conflict between two states or non-state actors which act on the instigation or on behalf of other parties that are not directly involved in the hostilities. What is a proxy war examples? That type of proxy warfare includes external support for a faction engaged in ...
He closely examines all three proxy relationships, identifying the strengths and weaknesses of each type and using historical examples to illustrate his conclusions. Cyber Mercenaries: The State, Hackers, and Power The Securities and Exchange Commission requires that investment management funds submit prox...
The second entry is missing a value for proxyAddresses, which is a strong clue that there has been a provisioning error. I setmail(on the on-premise "Guest User" account) to the same address only a few minutes ago, so I expect this to be a conflict which has been found during the ...
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[CLIENT-3045] Move proxy client build behind a build flag. This removes the GRPC compilation and potential namespace conflict from the default build and moves it behind the compiler build flag "as_proxy". [CLIENT-3049] Use a specialized pool for GRPC connections to prevent premature reaping. ...
Specifically, we adapt Schmidt’s (2013) definition of ‘throughput legitimacy’ to this context as the efficacy, accountability, and transparency of institutional governance processes, as well as their inclusiveness and openness to consultation with participants. This is distinct from ‘input’ legitimac...
# examples. # project_domain_id = default # user_domain_id = default # project_name = service # username = swift # password = password # # delay_auth_decision defaults to False, but leaving it as false will # prevent other auth systems, staticweb, tempurl, formpost, and ACL...
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