Definitions for "typical scenario"
an end-user who surfs the Internet normally and gets compromised with a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that contains a sniffing plug-in
a text edit field allowing the user to enter a (file) URL
a user, having both a computer and a telephone, who wishes to talk on his/her telephone, while participating in a whiteboard-sharing session (on an IP network)
a patient who undergoes a surgical procedure with heparin exposure, is left on UFH post-operatively for DVT prophylaxis without monitoring of platelet counts
a business person who uses a laptop connected to a PCS cell phone to dial into the Internet and use TCP/IP-based applications
a college lab where one machine controls the experiment while several students perform their own real-time analysis from individual workstations
an airline application where a call comes into an airline application, and then needs to be transferred to a hotel reservation application
a lunate with several of the intrinsic anatomical features noted above, predisposing the lunate to elastic deformation of trabeculae
an access hatch above a roll feed press, where a maintenance engineer needs protection from the hazardous mechanical workings beneath
a rather unappetising dish which is either burnt or cold
a logbook which only has commands to read the logbook on the guest menu, but no commands to write/edit entries
a quick sort program which neglects to sort one entry
an infected restaurant worker who doesn't wash his hands after going to the bathroom and then infecting the food he is handling
a bus carrying school children on an excursion
a case where some teeth are extracted, and front teeth are being retracted (pulled backward)
a failed reorganization proceeding converted to a liquidation
a sales representative entering the laboratory of a scientist
a System Builder obtaining one legal copy and then install the program illegally on many machines
a call centre making calls on behalf of more than one client
a purchase order from buyer to supplier