Such nondeterministic automata have the property of bounded nondeterminism; that is, if a machine always halts when started in its initial state, then there is a bound on the number of states in which it halts. Edsger Dijkstra further developed the nondeterministic global state approach.
Dijkstra's model gave rise to a controversy concerning unbounded nondeterminism. Unbounded nondeterminism also called unbounded indeterminacy , is a property of concurrency by which the amount of delay in servicing a request can become unbounded as a result of arbitration of contention for shared resources while still guaranteeing that the request will eventually be serviced.
Hewitt argued that the Actor model should provide the guarantee of service. In Dijkstra's model, although there could be an unbounded amount of time between the execution of sequential instructions on a computer, a parallel program that started out in a well defined state could terminate in only a bounded number of states [Dijkstra ].
Consequently, his model could not provide the guarantee of service. Dijkstra argued that it was impossible to implement unbounded nondeterminism. Hewitt argued otherwise: there is no bound that can be placed on how long it takes a computational circuit called an arbiter to settle see metastability in electronics. So it could take an unbounded time for a message sent to a computer to be received and in the meantime the computer could traverse an unbounded number of states.
The Actor Model features unbounded nondeterminism which was captured in a mathematical model by Will Clinger using domain theory. Messages in the Actor model are not necessarily buffered. This was a sharp break with previous approaches to models of concurrent computation. The lack of buffering caused a great deal of misunderstanding at the time of the development of the Actor model and is still a controversial issue. Some researchers argued that the messages are buffered in the "ether" or the "environment".
Also, messages in the Actor model are simply sent like packets in IP ; there is no requirement for a synchronous handshake with the recipient. Actor creation plus addresses in messages means variable topology[edit]. A natural development of the Actor model was to allow addresses in messages. Influenced by packet switched networks [ and ], Hewitt proposed the development of a new model of concurrent computation in which communications would not have any required fields at all: they could be empty.
Of course, if the sender of a communication desired a recipient to have access to addresses which the recipient did not already have, the address would have to be sent in the communication. A computation might need to send a message to a recipient from which it would later receive a response.
The way to do this is to send a communication which has the message along with the address of another actor called the resumption sometimes also called continuation or stack frame along with the message. The recipient could then cause a response message to be sent to the resumption. Actor creation plus the inclusion of the addresses of actors in messages means that Actors have a potentially variable topology in their relationship to one another much as the objects in Simula also had a variable topology in their relationship to one another.
As opposed to the previous approach based on composing sequential processes, the Actor model was developed as an inherently concurrent model. In the Actor model sequentiality was a special case that derived from concurrent computation as explained in Actor model theory. This section needs additional citations for verification. March Hewitt argued against adding the requirement that messages must arrive in the order in which they are sent to the Actor.
If output message ordering is desired, then it can be modeled by a queue Actor that provides this functionality. Such a queue Actor would queue the messages that arrived so that they could be retrieved in FIFO order. In this respect the Actor model mirrors packet switching systems which do not guarantee that packets must be received in the order sent.
Not providing the order of delivery guarantee allows packet switching to buffer packets, use multiple paths to send packets, resend damaged packets, and to provide other optimizations.
For example, Actors are allowed to pipeline the processing of messages. What this means is that in the course of processing a message M1, an Actor can designate the behavior to be used to process the next message, and then in fact begin processing another message M2 before it has finished processing M1. Just because an Actor is allowed to pipeline the processing of messages does not mean that it must pipeline the processing. Whether a message is pipelined is an engineering tradeoff.
How would an external observer know whether the processing of a message by an Actor has been pipelined? There is no ambiguity in the definition of an Actor created by the possibility of pipelining. Of course, it is possible to perform the pipeline optimization incorrectly in some implementations, in which case unexpected behavior may occur. Another important characteristic of the Actor model is locality. Locality means that in processing a message an Actor can send messages only to addresses that it receives in the message, addresses that it already had before it received the message and addresses for Actors that it creates while processing the message.
She played the role of Aarti, a newly married woman who gets gravely traumatised after being gang-raped. The film follows her character's struggle and recuperation with the help of her loving husband, played by Vinod Mehra. The film was considered her first notable milestone,[5] and her performance was applauded by both critics and audiences.
Dinesh Raheja from Rediff, in an article discussing her career, remarked, "Ghar heralded the arrival of a mature Rekha. Her archetypal jubilance was replaced by her very realistic portrayal The movie was the biggest hit of that year, as well as one of the biggest hits of the decade, and Rekha was set as one of the most successful actresses of these times.
In a role written specially for her, she played Manju Dayal, a young vivacious woman who visits her recently-married sister at her in-law's house and tries to bring joy to the wide family, much to the displeasure of the matriarch of the household.
Smoothly, successfully. From a plump, pelvis-jerking, cleavage-flashing temptress, she has metamorphosed into a sleek, accomplished actress. Gone are most of the inane mannerisms, pouts, wiggles and giggles.
She also had an alleged off-screen relationship with him, which was widely reported on in the media, as well as sharply criticised, as he was a married man.
This was their last film together. Rekha's credits to this transformation were yoga, a nutritious diet, and a regular, disciplined life. In , her diet and yoga practice were published in a book called "Rekha's Mind and Body Temple". Rekha played the title role of a courtesan and poetess from 19th century Lucknow. The film follows Umrao's life story right from her days as a young girl named Amiran when she is kidnapped and sold in a brothel.
Rekha once confessed, "After reading the script, I had a strange feeling that I had Umrao in me. Her portrayal is considered to be one of her career-best performances, and she was awarded the National Film Award for Best Actress for it. In that same year, Rekha starred in Ramesh Talwar's family drama Baseraa, which saw her playing a woman who marries her sister's husband, after the latter loses her mental balance.
She appeared as Sadhna in the commercially successful Ek Hi Bhool , opposite Jeetendra, playing the role of a betrayed wife who leaves her husband. In , she received another Filmfare nomination for Jeevan Dhaara, in which she played a young unmarried woman who is the sole breadwinner of her extended family. In , she took the supporting role of a lawyer in Mujhe Insaaf Chahiye, garnering another Filmfare nomination in the Supporting Actress category. During this period, Rekha was willing to expand her range beyond what she was given in mainsteam films.
She started working in arthouse pictures with independent directors, mostly under Shashi Kapoor's production, in what was used to be referred to as parallel cinema, an Indian New Wave movement known for its serious content and neo-realism. Her venture into this particular genre started off with Umrao Jaan, and was followed by other such films as Shyam Benegal's award-winning drama, Kalyug , Govind Nihalani's Vijeta , Girish Karnad's Utsav and Gulzar's Ijaazat , among others.
Benegal's Kalyug is a modern-day adaptation of the Indian mythological epic Mahabharat, depicted as an archetypal-conflict between rival business houses. Rekha's role was that of Supriya, a character based on Draupadi. Benegal said he decided to cast her in the role after seeing her work in Khubsoorat, besides noticing that she was "very keen, very serious about her profession". Priyamani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia source. Nithya Menen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia source.
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