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391.6854 3.789 8.6947 To multiply decimals, it is not necessary to align decimal points. Simply perform the multiplication as if there were no decimal point. Then, to determine the placement of the decimal point in the answer, count the numbers located to the right of the decimal point in the decimals being multiplied. The total numbers to the right of the decimal point in the original problem is the number of places the decimal point is moved in the product.

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■ To find the area of a trapezoid, use the formula A = 1 2 (b 1 + b 2 )h. V OLUME Volume is a measurement of a three-dimensional object such as a cube or a rectangular solid.An easy way to envi- sion volume is to think about filling an object with water. The volume measures how much water can fit inside.

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2. The main problem with duplicate keys is that since records with the same key will always wind up in the same storage element, they make it imperative to handle the overflow problem. Once that is solved, handling duplicate keys is easy: once you have located all storage elements that might contain records with that key, search each of them to the end, rather than stopping when you get a match. Of course, you then have to decide which record you want to use, but that's an

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disk accesses, so optimizing memory accesses is not as great a concern to us as the latter problem. About the Author Steve Heller had always been fascinated by writing. In his childhood days in the 1950s and 1960s, he often stayed up far past his bedtime reading science fiction. Even in adulthood, if you came across him in his off-hours, he was more likely to be found reading a book than doing virtually anything else.

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the curve. Wherever you click, a new anchor is created. If you keep your mouse button pressed and drag your mouse, you can instantly move your new anchor around the chart. The curve segments between each anchor are interpolated as smooth B´ezier curves like the ones used for GIMP’s paths. For a review on B´ezier curves, seeh Chapter 5. And as you already discovered earlier in this section, you can move any anchor with your mouse by simply clicking it and drag- ging it to a new location. To delete an anchor, click and drag it left or right until it disappears. For more refined control of your anchors, you can also use the directional keys on your key- board. To do this, you first need to know which anchor is currently active. You can make any anchor active by clicking it. When you do so, GIMP draws the anchor as a solid black circle. Inactive anchors are drawn as hollow circles. You can use the left and right directional arrows on your keyboard to cycle through the anchors in your curve. Use your keyboard’s up and down directional arrows to increase or decrease that anchor’s value in the vertical direction. If you hold down Shift while pressing the up and down arrows, the anchor moves in increments of 15 pixels.

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Ground Solar In all cases the source heat must be available to provide the end product heat at a cost lower than alternative methods of heating. In some instances, such as the use of ambient air in winter, the least amount of heat is available when the load is likely to be greatest. This will result in a lower COP and the need to defrost the evaporator, with a requirement for alternative heating while this is taking place. Water sources, also, may be cold enough in winter for ice to form. If this happens, the refrigerant circuit must be stopped until the flow of source water melts the ice off again. Solar heat is unreliable in most areas, and will not be available at night. The source heat needs careful examination, and a study should be made of possible extreme conditions during the working period.

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The big news for SQL Server 2008 is the HierarchyID data type — a fast, compact CLR data type with several methods for querying and managing hierarchies. Hierarchies are common in the real world, which is why they are so important for database design and development. The word hierarchy comes from the Greek and was first used in English in 1880 to describe the order of angles. I highly recommend you take the time to read the Wikipedia article on hierarchies — fascinating stuff.

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ptg Sooner or later you'll encounter a situation where you want to convert an anchor point from curved to straight or straight to curved. Rather than try to collapse the direction lines into the anchor point (a difficult task), or try to drag nonexistent direction lines from a straight anchor point, Photoshop gives you a useful conversion tool called the Convert Point tool. The Convert Point tool lets you convert existing points on a path. For example, to convert a curved point into a straight point, click once on the curved anchor point, and it's instantly converted into a straight point. To convert a straight point to a curved point, simply drag on the anchor point and the line changes from straight to curved.

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points of contrast with Chomskyan linguistics, and its distinctive way of imple- menting the cognitive agenda. Of particular relevance to our topic is the turmoil within the Chomskyan camp during the late 1960s and early 1970s. At around that time, a number of linguists closely associated with Chomsky pushed the generative enterprise in the direc- tion of what came to be known as ‘‘Generative Semantics.’’ As is well known, early Generative Grammar proposed a ‘‘deep’’ level of syntactic structure, which was converted into a ‘‘surface’’ structure by means of transformations. The generative semantic view was that all aspects of the meaning of a sentence, even its pragmatic force, had to be represented in the deep structure. Moreover, sentences which are (roughly) synonymous on the surface, even though they might differ in their wording, had to share the same deep structure. Regarding deep structure itself, it was usual for it to be represented in the format of predicate logic and to incor- porate what were supposed to be semantic primitives. An often-cited example was the representation of kill in terms of the abstract elements [ cause ] and [ become not alive ]. 5 Such an approach, as will be evident, necessitated a vast inventory of transformational rules, many of them entirely ad hoc, which added, deleted, re- arranged, and replaced material as the deep semantic structure got transformed into a surface syntactic structure. There was a time in the early 1970s when it seemed that Generative Semantics was going to conquer the ﬁeld. After a particularly vi- cious and acrimonious period (narrated from different perspectives by Newmeyer 1980 and Harris 1993), the Generative Semantics movement collapsed, largely, it would seem, under the weight of the unconstrained transformations which it pos- tulated. Henceforth, ‘‘orthodox’’ Generative Grammar would severely restrict both the kinds of transformations that were admissible and the range of data that the theory was intended to account for. In the end, only one transformation came to be recognized, that of movement, and even this became an option of ‘‘last resort’’ (Chomsky 1995: 150). At the same time, the empirical scope of the theory came to be restricted to ‘‘core’’ grammatical phenomena, to the exclusion of pragmatics and all manner of ‘‘idiosyncratic’’ syntactic and lexical data.

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39. Click the Pointer button on the side tool bar to exit draw mode and enter select mode. 40. Click on the three NLLink element in the center frame to select them. 41. From the Assign menu select NLLink and then Properties... from the submenu to display the Define NLLink Properties dialog box. 42. In this dialog box:

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ptg If you cut or copy text from a file in any other application (word proces- sor, spreadsheet, or database), Dreamweaver inserts the copied text at the insertion point of the cursor. Understand that the default Paste command has limited control over the formatting of text: It can only paste plain, unformatted text; bold, italic, or other formatting options are not carried over with the text… unless you're using Microsoft Word. By default, performing a copy/paste command from MS Word retains most font formatting. Unfortunately, unless you change the Preferences of the Paste option, the Copy/Paste commands have lim- ited control over text. For example, you have a heavily formatted sec- tion of text in Microsoft Word and you want to bring the text into Dreamweaver without any formatting because you plan to use a Style Sheet to do all the document formatting. That's where the Paste Special command comes into play. With Paste Special, you can control what formatting options are used when pasting the text.

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What was unexpected was that Steve and Susan would fall in love during the course of this project, but that's what happened. Since she lived in Texas and he lived in New York, this posed some logistic difficulties. The success of his previous book now became extremely important, as it was the key to Steve's becoming a full-time writer. Writers have been "telecommuting" since before the invention of the telephone, so his conversion from "programmer who writes" to "writer" made it possible for him to relocate to her area, which he promptly did. Since his move to Texas, Steve has been hard at work on his writing projects, including Introduction to C++, a classroom text that covers more material in the same space as Who's Afraid of C++? at the expense of the email exchanges in the latter book, followed by Who's Afraid of Java?. Their latest project is Who's Afraid

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4.2 AP clustering problem 4.2.1 Assumptions in AP clustering problem In the AP clustering problem, we assume that the locations of the APs with battery supplies and the wireless links between APs in the network ﬁeld have been given manually, or by using their corresponding algorithms during the design phase of WIMNET, as the inputs. The topology of the AP network is described by a graph G = ( V , E ) , where a vertex in V represents an AP and an edge in E represents a link. Each vertex is assigned the maximum number of hosts associated with the AP as the load, and each edge is assigned the transmission speed for the delay estimation, which are given as design parameters. A subset of V are designated as GW candidates , where wired connections are available for the Internet access. The number of GW clusters K greatly affects the installation and operation costs of WIMNET because the costly Internet GW is necessary in each cluster. Thus, the number of clusters K is given in the input, so that the network designer can decide it. Furthermore, the limit on the cluster size and the required bandwidth in one cluster are given to determine their constraints.

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division in a way that you probably haven’t seen prior to this point, but the results will be the same and aren’t important for the remaining sections of this document. In the previous section we defined addition and multiplication of complex numbers and showed that is a consequence of how we defined multiplication. However, in practice, we generally don’t multiply complex numbers using the definition. In practice we tend to just multiply two complex numbers much like they were polynomials and then make use of the fact that we now know that

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Unlike other objects, you don’t have to create an instance of the Math object with the new keyword. It is a built-in object and has a number of properties (see Table 9.5) and methods (see Table 9.6). The Math object always starts with an uppercase M. E X P L A N A T I O N

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7. DIVISION OF DECIMALS When dividing by a decimal, always change the decimal to a whole number by moving the decimal point to the end of the divisor. Count the number of places you have moved the decimal point and move the dividend’s decimal point the same number of places. The decimal point in the quotient will be directly above the one in the dividend.

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The number 1 is neither prime nor composite. Variables In a mathematical sentence,a variable is a letter that represents a number.Consider this sentence: x + 4 = 10.It is easy to determine that x represents 6.However,problems with variables on the GRE will become much more complex than that, and there are many rules and procedures that you need to learn. Before you learn to solve equations with vari- ables, you must learn how they operate in formulas. The next section on fractions will give you some examples.

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ing words ng programs in Forth is a matter of defining your own words in the dictionary. Word definitions begin with a colon and The ter that the words that follow define a new word for the dictionary and should be stored to run later e, threeTimes in this example, which is supplied immediately after the colon. Subsequent word d when the new word is executed. The semicolon tells the interpreter that the new word definition has ende Times duplicates the top item on the stack twice, so there are three copies of it, then adds them all together.

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I = : . . . , - 3 , - 2 , - 1 0 1 2 3 , , , , , . . . . ? Therefore, some integers are positive , some are negative , and the integer 0 is neither positive nor negative. Integers that are multiples of 2 are called even integers , namely . . . , : - 6 , - 4 , - 2 0 2 4 6 , , , , , . . . . ? All other integers are called

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3.3.2. Full Quadratic Underlying Function with Homogeneous Noise In this numerical experimentation, we would like to test the efficiency of incorporating the concept of run length optimization to the determination of the efficient computing budget allocation strategy. To do so, we consider the case when the transient mean performance of design follows a full quadratic underlying function . We would like to predict the mean performance of the design at point , which is expected to be 12.2127. The Simple Regression Procedure in which all simulation replications run up to the point of interest is used as the comparison procedure. The Simple Sampling Procedure in which the design performance is calculated as the sample mean at the point of interest is also used as a comparison procedure due to its wide application. We assume uncorrelated, homogeneous normal simulation noise along the simulation replication, with mean zero and variance one. The least squares formula that is used in the original Simple Regression Procedure, is used to calculate the design mean and variance during the simulation runs for all procedures. The results from a MATLAB simulation are presented in Figure 3-1.

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Introduction It was always difficult for people to accept the fact that some things differ from them or their way of thinking. That is probably one of the reasons why numerical systems which differ from a decimal are still hard to understand. Still, whether we want it or not, reality is different. Decimal numerical system that people use in everyday life is so far behind the binary system used by millions of computers around the world. Each numerical system are based on some basis. With a decimal numerical system, that basis is 10, with binary 2, and with a hexadecimal system 16. The value of each decimal is determined by its position in relation to the whole number represented in the given numerical system. The sum of values of each decimal gives the value of the whole number. Binary and hexadecimal numerical systems are especially interesting for the subject of this book. Beside these, we will also discuss a decimal system, in order to compare it with the other two. Even though a decimal numerical system is a subject we are well acquainted with, we will discuss it here because of its relatedness to other numerical systems.

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Comparable Comparable mix-in module The Comparable module assumes that the including class has a <=> method defined. The <=> method compares two objects and returns a positive number if the left operand is greater, 0 if it's equal to the right operand, or a negative number if it's smaller. You can add the following methods to a class that provides <=>, by just including this module.

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Comparable Comparable mix-in module The Comparable module assumes that the including class has a <=> method defined. The <=> method compares two objects and returns a positive number if the left operand is greater, 0 if it's equal to the right operand, or a negative number if it's smaller. You can add the following methods to a class that provides <=>, by just including this module.

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Comparable Comparable mix-in module The Comparable module assumes that the including class has a <=> method defined. The <=> method compares two objects and returns a positive number if the left operand is greater, 0 if it's equal to the right operand, or a negative number if it's smaller. You can add the following methods to a class that provides <=>, by just including this module.

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This setting specifies a list of executable files to be run by Winlogon in the system context when Windows starts. Secure Network Access to the Windows Registry (Windows NT/2000/XP) Windows supports accessing a remote registry via the Registry Editor across a network. The default setting allows for users to connect and modify data within the remote registry.

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14 Binary ANDing So Why AND? Good question. The best answer is to save you time when working with IP addressing and subnetting. If you are given an IP address and its subnet, you can quickly ﬁnd out what subnetwork the address belongs to. From here, you can determine what other addresses belong to the same subnet. Remember that if two addresses are in the same network or subnetwork, they are considered to be local to each other and can therefore communicate directly with each other. Addresses that are not in the same network or subnetwork are considered to be remote to each other and must therefore have a Layer 3 device (like a router or Layer 3 switch) between them to communicate.

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Much as with queue , if you want to use a value from a stack, first use top() to retrieve the value, then use pop() to remove it from the queue. Associative Containers The associative container is another refinement of the container concept. An associative container associates a value with a key and uses the key to find the value. For example, the values could be structures representing employee information, such as name, address, office number, home and work phones, health plan, and so on, and the key could be a unique employee number. To fetch the employee information, a program would use the key to locate the employee structure. Recall that for a container X , in general, the expression X::value_type indicates the type of value stored in the container. For an associative container, the expression X::key_type indicates the type used for the key. The strength of an associative container is that it provides rapid access to its elements. Like a sequence, an associative container allows you to insert new elements; however, you can't specify a particular location for the inserted elements. The reason is that an

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