Learned Transactions

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Learned Transactions

(in Russian, uchenye zapiski), collections of scholarly articles published by universities and educational and scientific research institutes. The authors of learned transactions include instructors, graduate students, and research workers. Articles proposed for publication must be approved by a suitable subdepartment or a scholarly council.

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John Kendall, business development director for Rainfinity in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, says the system then sits in front of the web server and monitors transactions as they come into the site and determines if there are mistakes in them by comparing them with the learned transactions. It can then correct and continue transactions if a web server fails, for example, or notify customers of failure and the status of the transaction.