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Mathematical Modeling. Although model building, or programming, is generally accomplished by presenting a known sample object to the machine for analysis, it is also possible to create a mathematical model describing the expected image. This is generally applicable for objects that have well-defined shapes, such as rectangles or circles, especially if the descriptive data already exist in an off-line data base for computer-aided design and manufacture (CAD/CAM). For example, the geometry of a rectangular machined part with several circular holes of known diameters and locations can be readily programmed. Because more complex shapes may be difficult to describe mathematically, it may be easier to teach the machine by allowing it to analyze a sample part. Most commercial systems include standard image-processing software for calculating basic image features and comparing with models. However, custom programming for model generation can be designed either by the purchaser or by the vision system supplier. Off-line programming is likely to become increasingly popular as CAD/CAM interface methods improve.

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In 1963 a young, single, unwed mother wanted to end her pregnancy. She couldn’t find a doctor to help her because in Texas it was a crime to perform abortions. The woman sued, and her case went all the way to the Supreme Court. Many people think that Roe v. Wade gives women an open option for abortion anytime in their pregnancies. But the court decision said that states could have laws about when an abortion could be performed; however, they just couldn’t say it was a crime in any and every case. In the Roe v. Wade case all they said was that in the first trimester a woman should be able to decide for herself; it was a privacy issue.

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Criteria for diagnosis and treatment of heart disease in 1928. The ninth and latest edition, published in 1994, 1 retains an assessment of the functional capacity of the patient with heart disease (see Table 57.1). The NYHA functional capacity score is an entirely subjective assessment of a patient’s cardiovascular status and is independent of objective measures of cardiovascular structure and function. Despite this it remains a quick, simple and repro- ducible evaluation of the patient with heart failure. In testament to this, NYHA class can consistently predict mortality in chronic heart failure having now been established as an independent prognostic variable in this condition in many large, epidemio- logical studies and clinical trials. The majority of patients with class IV functional status have end stage disease, the poorest prognosis and represent a relatively small group. Most patients are therefore classified with class II or III symptoms. Larger studies have reported mortality data across all NYHA classes. Typically the mortality rates for one and three years respectively are, class I/II 82% and 52%, class III 77% and 34% and class IV 41% and 0%. 2

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tion for a continuing relationship. I once accompanied a salesperson to his prospective client’s home, where the client spent the first five minutes describing how his dog, a German shepherd, had been terrified by the pre- vious night’s storm and had hidden under a table. When we left 45 minutes later, the same salesper- son noticed a jar of dog biscuits and commented, “Those are pretty big dog biscuits; do you have a dog?” I can only imagine what the client thought. It’s not only salespeople who have tin ears. Most businesspeople don’t take the time to prop- erly listen to those around them and to their clients. My experience with all types of organiza- tions (with sales from $1 million to $1 billion) has shown that often it’s the managers and owners who do not listen. So much valuable information could be learned in business if people would just listen to each other.

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interested in relative model error, one could be pressed to improve the model by recalibration (because the small numerators stress the quality of the summer behavior substantially). Secondly, when the model is to be used e.g. for network balancing, it can easily happen that the values which the model is compared against are obtained by a procedure that is not entirely compatible with the measurement procedure used for individual customer readings and/or for the fine time resolution reading in the sample. For instance, we might want to compare the model results to amount of gas consumed in a closed network (or in the whole gas distribution company). While the model value can be obtained by appropriate integration over time and customers easily, for instance as in (13), obtaining the value which this should be compared to is much more problematic than it seems at first. The problem lies in the fact that, typically there is no direct observation (or measurement) of the total network consumption. Even if we neglect network losses (including technical losses, leaks, illegal consumption) or account for them in a normative way (for instance, in the Czech Republic, there are gas industry standards that describe how to set a (constant) loss percentage) and hence introduce the first approximation, there are many problems in practical settings. The network entry is measured with a device that has only a finite precision (measurement errors are by no means negligible). The precision can even depend on the amount of gas measured in a complicated way. The errors might be even systematic occasionally, e.g. for small gas flows which the meter might not follow correctly (so that summer can easily be much more problematic than winter). Further, there might be large customers within the network, whose consumption need to be subtracted from the network input in order to get HOU+SMC total that is modeled by a model like GCM. These large customers might be followed with their own meters with fine time precision (as it is the case e.g. in the Czech Republic and Slovakia), but all these devices have their errors, both random and systematic. From the previous discussion, it should be clear now that the “observed” SMC+HOU totals

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Mr. Buckingham makes an astute point when he urges businesses to “under-promise and over- deliver,” surprising their clients with service that doesn’t just meet, but exceeds, their expectations. This is a lesson that we at Kiplinger took to heart many years ago. Since our founding in 1920, we’ve been an information service to our subscribers, not just a publisher. Every subscription, however modestly priced, carries with it the privilege of asking our editors for customized information and judgment on any subject we write about: “What’s the outlook for natural-gas prices next year?” Or “Will that new OSHA rule be enacted or post- poned?” Or “How can I get some information on trade with Ecuador?”

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1. Associate ratings with a review or account for rating reviews when working out the average rating. We could either extend the ratings table to include a potential reference to a review, which the review can pull in, or we can store the ratings along with the reviews and have the product's average rating calculated by combining both standard ratings, and ratings that were left with a review.

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Joining more than two tables is no more difficult than a two-table join. As a general rule, you need to join tables in pairs with join conditions. Think of it as following the relationships between the data from table to table to table. For example, if we want to know which customers have ordered books on Java (perhaps so we can send them information about a new Java book), we need to trace these relationships through quite a few tables.

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The common denominator of all the previous works is assumptions about network characteristics. They implicitly consider that an appropriate radio planning has been carried out; therefore, propagation conditions are neglected. More- over, they do not deal with mobile equipment failure and network equipment outages. Such assumptions lead to con- sider that calls are dropped only due to the failure of the han- dover procedure. That is, the connection of an active user changing cell several times is terminated only due to the lack of communication resources in the new cell. For this reason, researchers have focused their attention on devel- oping analytical models which relate handovers with tra ﬃ c characteristics.

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sodass nur bei älteren Systemen wie ISA oder EISA möglicherweise eine andere Adresse hierfür zum Einsatz kommt. Nicht unerwähnt soll bleiben, dass einige PC-Markenhersteller wie HP/ Compaq oder auch Dell sich – trotz der Verwendung einer Standard- BIOS-Version von einem der drei bekannten Hersteller – die Mühe gemacht haben, die Ausgabe von POST-Codes zu deaktivieren, wahr- scheinlich aus dem Grunde, damit eine PC-Reparatur nur bei ihnen selbst durchgeführt werden kann. Es kommt auch vor, dass die Ausgabe von POST-Codes erst im BIOS-Setup eingeschaltet werden muss (generate test codes o. ä.), was aber nur bei relativ wenigen BIOS-Setups notwendig ist.

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