segments

This means that reordering code segments, renaming variables, inlining or lifting functions wouldn't affect a match, if the code is semantically equivalent.

Intel's segments were useful to its credit as they're way more efficient than address space or paged protection.

This required frequent modifications of already-constructed segments, and it's unclear how beneficial this methodology was in the end.

CPI enforces a similar property on pointers with an interesting design and segments in its strongest form.

Don't want to allow a certain segment of the population to do the same thing that other segments already do?

A few were clever enough to use segments like the old high assurance A1 systems did.

Of course they're in different segments, but financial results are all that matter ultimately.

Thus these bubbles, even if they do not wipe everyone out can have serious long term effects for segments of the economy.

It's unfortunate but the reality is that manufacturers are too cheap/lazy to segregate devices on to separate L2 segments, deploy fw or keyed A3E until forced to by exposure of hack demos.

Gradually we introduce new nodes on the line—prioritizing segments where the curve bends more sharply.

Some of these routes will probably never be viable on their own, but the segments of track might be needed some day as a detour.

No, you are just totally oblivious to Nvidia's product segments.

Actually, Boston's infamous Big Dig project used so called "fast track construction," wherein construction on earlier segments was started before the design of later segments was finished[1].

Maybe the multimedia / entertainment / "cloud services" power user segments are big enough to justify it, though.

Above that, "delivering more value" is a growth issue (your ability to meet the needs of additional segments of the market).

I don't know who they are talking to, but these "licenses" which they approve are chock full of constraints against various segments of the user community.