Answer and Explanation:
A TM with doubly infinite tape can simulate an ordinary TM. It marks the left-hand end of the input to detect and prevent the head from moving off of that end. To simulate the doubly infinite tape TM by an ordinary TM, we show how to simulate it with a 2-tape TM, which was already shown to be equivalent in power to an ordinary
TM. The first tape of the 2-tape TM is written with the input string, and the second tape is blank. We cut the tape of the doubly infinite tape TM into two parts, at the starting cell of the input string. The portion with the input string and all the blank spaces to its right appears on the first tape of the 2-tape TM. The portion to the left of the input string appears on the second tape, in reverse order.
Answer:
Processing Rights.
Explanation:
The duties of a database administrator include determining which people have access to what kinds of data in the database; these are referred to as processing rights. There are other kind of rights too that will be decided by the Database Administrator. The database administrator grants access to different people depending on the usages of the database. There can be different types of data in the database. These are called the Processing rights.
Im guessing you mean where coding is used?
pretty much anything with lights or a button
but, examples:
(some) watches
(newer) cars
planes
boats
credit cards (using one requires code to be ran)
Cash registers
(some) safes
Alarm Clocks
Routers
ATMs
eBooks
Cellular Sattelites
Weather Sattelites
Energy Grids
Water Plants
Sewage
Anywhere where mail is sorted
