Quote: users must securely identify objects and actions; if not, an untrusted program can spoof a trusted one [»yeeKP12_2002]

Quote: identification requires continuity of identity and discrimination of distinct items

Quote: it is hard for a program to guarantee uniqueness, data type consistency, and initialization [»stroB_1994]

Quote: global object model for PeopleWeb based on a common identity for objects, individuals, and attributes [»ramaR8_2007]

Quote: representations should map one-to-one with real things [»kentW_1978]

Quote: an ideal representation gives every entity a unique symbol that acts as its surrogate [»kentW1_1984]

Quote: uniqueness is required when an agent can't otherwise distinguish objects [»kentW1_1984]

Quote: an absolute name means the same thing when given to another client [»oppeDC7_1983]

Quote: if entities need uniqueness then their names should be unique [»senkME1_1973]

Quote: uniqueness of an object depends only on its external relations; exactly the opposite of a value [»maclBJ12_1982]

Quote: a unique, system-wide name for an object provides world-wide, transparent access and simple directories

Quote: a primitive or flat name is a unique designator for an object; it has no internal structure [»hauzBM10_1986]

Quote: in a denoting phrase, 'the' becomes an uniqueness qualification; makes for involved rewordings [»russB_1956]

Quote: a representation is complete if there is one for every member of a type, otherwise are facts [»kentW1_1984]

Quote: need path names for access and unique ids for equality testing [»hewiC8_1977]

Quote: an information management system needs a unique id or key for objects; time-invariant [»theoCI3_1991]

Quote: except for local names, a name should refer to only one type, value, function, or object in a program [»stroB_1991]

Quote: an object is anything that has a unique identifier; e.g., an immutable tag or a memory address [»taivA4_1993]

Quote: permanent V objects are named with a character-string and object manager prefix

Quote: software components should have strong names; includes a simple, readable name, a GUID, version, owner, language, cultural region, processor and platform constraints [»meijE10_2002]

Quote: use a public originator key instead of a GUID; use to sign a component assembly [»meijE10_2002]

Quote: name space should be global instead of localized to each host computer; ok if embedded in a naming hierarchy [»watsRW_1981]

Quote: Smalltalk names objects within a private address space while Unix uses a shared file system; Unix has many more organizational productivity tools [»coxBJ7_1983]

Quote: in HANDS, all cards have a unique, case-insensitive name; temporary names available

Quote: capabilities provide a unique, secure, system-wide, fixed length name for each object [»taneAS12_1990]

Quote: a user icon identifies the user; you don't need the corresponding linear name [»smitDC_1982]

Quote: Star's user icons provide unique names for individuals; maintained by Clearinghouse [»smitDC_1982]

Quote: Clearinghouse uses legal names for people to reduce ambiguities [»oppeDC7_1983]

Quote: even if people have the same legal name in a domain, pick unique names [»oppeDC7_1983]

Quote: if an entity is the unique association of entities it can be named by their respective names [»senkME1_1973]

Quote: Modeler uses uniquely named, immutable objects which contain the names of other objects [»lampBW6_1983]

Quote: the primary key plus table name uniquely identifies every row of a relational database; integrity is not enforced by other models [»coddEF_1990]

Quote: a primary key is one or more domains that uniquely identifies tuples of a relation [»coddEF6_1970]

Quote: the relational model uses user-defined and user-controlled primary keys as unique and permanent identifiers

Quote: a database uniquely identifies every object [»coddEF_1990]

Quote: all users identify database objects in exactly one way, whether abstract, concrete, entities, or relationships [»coddEF_1990]

Quote: RM/T augments the relational model with system-assigned surrogates for entities [»coddEF12_1979]

Quote: a file directory consists of unique, file name entries; root directory at top [»daleRC_1965]

Quote: each object directory has a unique global name prefix

Quote: a Modeler name is made unique by appending a unique id [timestamp] to a descriptive name [»lampBW6_1983]

Quote: every Clearinghouse object has an absolute, distinguished name [»oppeDC7_1983]

Quote: every e-mail message has a unique identifier [»hortMR10_1986]

Quote: a Forth word is identified by length and first three characters

Quote: a macro instance number allows the creation of unique identifiers [»memorex, OK]

Quote: unique user-ids in Unix made it easy to move users between systems

Quote: unique user-ids in Unix allowed communication between systems without compromising file security [»doloTA7_1978]

QuoteRef: cbb_1973 ;;11/3/73 Have all labels unique

Quote: Pegasus objects have unique ids and one or more types; may change types dynamically [»ahmeR12_1991]

Quote: V has globally unique, entity ids for processes, process groups, and ports; now 32-bits, will be 64-bits [»cherDR3_1988]

Quote: the V kernel has a large range of fixed, well-known group IDs; e.g., for file servers [»cherDR4_1984]

Quote: each Modeler object has a unique name; the name is stored with the object [»lampBW6_1983]

Quote: Modeler uses immutable objects with unique names; allows name to be used in place of text [»lampBW6_1983]

Quote: even though relative naming is simpler, absolute naming has clear advantages [»oppeDC7_1983]

Quote: in uucp, relative naming prevents routing optimization; disallows name forwarding [»suZS8_1982]

Quote: each idea is unique

Quote: often things do not have individual, unique names, e.g., a nail [»kentW_1978]

Quote: in a distributed system, the same name may be used by different users for different objects, and different names may be used for the same object [»liskB10_1981]

Quote: nonunique representations commonly occur in data; discriminated by local conventions [»kentW1_1984]