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These are best defined as special cases , and are often exercised with deterministic tests, or with deterministic test sequences within a pseudo- random sequence. Most special cases will be associated with stimuli or responses, but there may also be other things to verify that just don’t seem to fit neatly into any subset. This should not impede progress in interpreting the design specifi- cations – just write them down as for later classification. Eventually, with time and increasing familiarity with the design, special cases in this latter category will be recast as variables of suitable type with their respective ranges. Treating them as special cases early in the project is a practical convenience that enables progress in spite of a few “loose ends”.

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Abstract The quantity f ( n, r ), defined as the number of permutations of the set [ n ] = { 1 , 2 , . . . n } whose fixed points sum to r , shows a sharp discontinuity in the neigh- borhood of r = n . We explain this discontinuity and study the possible existence of other discontinuities in f ( n, r ) for permutations. We generalize our results to other families of structures that exhibit the same kind of discontinuities, by study- ing f ( n, r ) when “fixed points” is replaced by “components of size 1” in a suitable graph of the structure. Among the objects considered are permutations, all func- tions and set partitions.

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Infứnite series 1s the subject of Chapter 8. After a review of the usual tests for convergence and divergence of series, the emphasis shifts to uniform convergence. The reader must mmaster this concept in order to understand the underlying ideas of both power series and FOUurIer se- ries. Although Fourier series are not included in this text, the reader should ựnd ỉt fairly easy reading once he or she masters uniform con- vergence. For those interested in studying computer science, not onỳy Eourier series but also the application of Fourier series to wavelet theory is recommended. (See, e.g., Ten Lectures on Wauelefs by Ingrid Daubechlies.) There are mmany important functions that are defined by integrals, the Integration taken over a ứựnite interval, a halfinfinite integral, or one from ỞoỦo to +oo. An example is the well-known Gamma function. In Chapter 9 we develop the necessary techniques for differentiation under the integral sign of such functions (the Lelbniz rule). Although desirable, this chapter 1s optional, since the results are not used later in the text.

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• If the desired target position is not feasible because of interfering obsta- cles, the reachability test built into the algorithm will make this conclusion, usually quickly enough and without exploring the whole space. • The algorithm plans the robot arm motion better than humans do. We will discuss this interesting observation in great detail in Chapter 7. In brief, when watching the RR-Arm Algorithm in action, humans have difﬁculty grasping its mechanism or the rationale behind the paths it generates. A quick glance at the paths in Figures 5.14, 5.15, and 5.18 should help con- vince one that this is so. This is so even for simple scenes, and it is so for tactile as well as for more complex sensing. The difﬁculty for humans is not in that the algorithm is overly complex. With quick training, one will be able to understand and use the RR-Arm Algorithm in C -space—but not in W - space. Unfortunately, this would be a useless demonstration because C -space is not available for motion planning; remember, our primary assumption is that no information about the scene is available beforehand. On the other hand, asking human operators to use the algorithm in the workspace, the way a robot arm manipulator does it, turns out to be hopeless. And humans own strategies, whatever they are, consistently show an inferior performance compared to that of RR-Arm Algorithm (see Chapter 7).

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Begin with Chapter 1, “Signal Processing Basics.” This chapter introduces the MATLAB signal processing environment through the toolbox functions. It describes the basic functions of the Signal Processing Toolbox, reviewing its use in basic waveform generation, filter implementation and analysis, impulse and frequency response, zero-pole analysis, linear system models, and the discrete Fourier transform.

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• Fantasy football has been around for several decades, but was far more tedious before computers; owners would have to tabulate their scores manually by reading game results in the newspaper. The Web eliminated this chore, thus causing an explosion in the game’s popularity. The National Football League (NFL), America’s top professional league, even offers free fantasy football on its own web site. If none of this makes sense to you, don’t worry. All you need to know is that we’re building a web application that will need plenty of the bells and whistles we’ll be covering in the chapters ahead.

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2.2. Real Time Routing Protocol. The typical ones are SAR [ 8 ], RAP [ 9 ], and SPEED [ 10 ]. Here, SAR is a kind of routing protocol with energy aware of QoS. Sensor nodes can send the information met the needs of tree to the sink node based on the path source, additional QoS measure, and package priority rank. RAP uses a velocity monotonic scheduler to prioritize packets and schedules them on the basis of their required transmission speed. This protocol does not consider energy issues and the number of hops executed by the packets. SPEED is the first real-time routing protocol for WMSN. It introduces a soft realtime end-to- end to support all nonrealtime MAC protocols, providing the management of controlling network tra ﬃ c and multirouting overload. A Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ) approach is used in every node to provide the required share of bandwidth for both tra ﬃ c classes. Path generation is performed in a centralized manner, at the base station using an extended version of Dijkstra’s Algorithm. The advantage of this algorithm lies in the fact that it provides a guarantee for best- e ﬀ ort transmission, while simultaneously trying to maximize real-time tra ﬃ c throughput. The main drawback is that the algorithm requires complete knowledge of the network topology at the base station to calculate multiple routes, thereby limiting the scalability of this approach. An energy aware QoS routing protocol for real-time tra ﬃ c generated by a wireless sensor network consisting of image sensors is proposed by Akkaya and Younis in [ 11 ]. This approach finds multiple network routes by using a minimum path cost. Such kind of cost is a function of distance between nodes, node residual energy, energy transmission, and error rates which meet the requested end-to-end delay constraints. All tra ﬃ c is divided into best e ﬀ ort and real-time classes.

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property of a button named calcMe : document.forms.calcme.value document.forms[0].calcme.value The NN errors for these two statements would read “document.forms.calcme has no properties” and “document.forms[0].calcme has no properties”. Causes for the two errors are quite different. The obvious problem with them both may seem to be that the button’s name is incorrectly referenced as calcme instead of calcMe . That, indeed, is the error for the second statement. But a more fundamental problem also plagues the first statement: the document.forms reference (a valid object, return- ing an array of forms) needs an array index in this instance, because it needs to look into a particular form for one of its objects. Unfortunately, both error mes- sages look alike at first glance, and you cannot tell from them which statement has two errors and which has one.

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There are two key items you need to address before you can begin creating your own point and figure charts—the box size and reversal amount. The box size is based on the scale you wish to use for a particular security or index and it represents the value given to each box (X or O) on the chart. It is the minimum price change needed to continue the trend—i.e., to add an X to the top of the column of X’s (or the minimum price decrease needed to add an O to the bottom of a column of O’s). The reason that this is even an issue is because a reversal of $3 for a $10 stock is more dramatic, on a different scale, than a $3 reversal on a $100 stock. Furthermore, since point and figure charts are used to filter out “noise” in the market, you will want to be sure that you are filtering out just enough to eliminate momentary price reversals, yet at the same time allow enough through so you can identify when a significant reversal is taking place.

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3. Visualization by Kalliroscope particles and space-time diagrams Particles added to the flow must have controlled characteristics such as size, distribution, and concentration. These particles must be small enough to be good flow tracers and large enough to scatter sufficient light for imaging. In the Couette-Taylor flow, the commonly used particles are Kalliroscope flakes of typical size of 30 µm x 6 µm x 0.07 µm (Matisse et al . 1984) with a relatively large reflective optical index n = 1.85 and a density of  ’ = 1.62 g/cm 3 . A concentration of 1% to 2% reflective particles is added to water to realize a Kalliroscope AQ1000 suspension, 2% per volume of which was added to the working solution. The sedimentation of these particles remains negligible in horizontal or vertical configurations if the experiment lasts less than 10 hours (Matisse et al ., 1984) because their sedimentation velocity is v s = 2 a 2 g (  ’-  )/(9  = 2.8 10 -5 cm/s. The time scales related to the particle motions (transient, rotation and diffusion) were discussed in detail by Gauthier et al. (1998). These particles do not modify significantly the flow viscosity and no non-Newtonian effect was detected as far as small concentrations ( c < 5%) are used (Dominguez-Lerma et al ., 1985). The choice of the concentration of 2% was done to ensure the best contrast in the flow. The values of the control parameters ( Re o , Re i ) were determined within a precision of 2%. Increasing values of the control parameters leads to the occurrence of different patterns in the Couette-Taylor flow depending of whether both cylinders rotate or only the inner cylinder is rotating (Fig. 2, 3). A whole state diagram of flow regimes in the Couette-Taylor system has been established by Andereck (Andereck et al ., 1986) for a configuration with radius ratio  = 0.883 and aspect ratios  ranging from 20 to 48. When the outer cylinder is fixed and the inner Reynolds

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Driehaus is looking for. One last point to keep in mind about earnings growth concerns the base earnings level used to calculate earnings growth. For instance, two companies with 100% growth in earnings from year 2 to year 1 would be considered on an equal footing at first glance. However, upon closer examination it turns out that Com- pany A’s earnings have gone from $0.01 to $0.02, while Company B’s earnings have risen from $0.50 to $1.00—telling a much different story. Therefore, when you see an extremely high growth rate for a company, you may wish to check where the com- pany started. Growth rates are very helpful in identifying interesting stocks, but you should look at the underlying figures to gauge the true significance of these changes.

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Using the Dataplot commands to generate Weibull random failure times , we generate 20 Weibull failure times with a shape parameter of γ = 1.5 and α = 500. Assuming a test time of T = 500 hours, only 10 of these failure times would have been observed. They are, to the nearest hour: 54, 187, 216, 240, 244, 335, 361, 373, 375, and 386. First we will compute plotting position CDF estimates based on these failure times, and then a probability plot using the "make our own paper" method.

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“That could be a problem, Abbey. I just finished a case study on that in- dustry, and it is very competitive. There are many parts to the industry value system that ultimately ends with someone buying a book (see Exhibit 3.1). It starts with people like you who have the intellectual capital. The next piece of the system is the publisher, who manages the creativity process, supplies the editing, prints the book, and markets it. Wholesalers like Ingram add value to this system by buying books in large quantity from publishers, warehousing them, and selling in smaller quantities to bookstores. Of course, the last piece is the bookstore, where in-store promotion and the final sales process takes place. On, say, a $50 book, the bookstore buys it from the wholesaler for about $35, netting about $15 to cover its costs such as rent and salespeople. The wholesaler buys the book from the publisher in large lot sizes for about $30 a book, giving the wholesaler about $5 to cover its logistics costs. Of the $30 the publisher sells it for, 15% of the retail price, or $7.50 ($50 × 15%) is your roy- alty, and the rest covers printing, client development, returned books, adminis- trative expenses, and a profit. The publisher really can’t give you too much more since its margin is already very slim. Sorry to disappoint you but that’s how it is.”

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23. Adding 5 to both sides we know that 2 L 28. We divide by 2 to get L 14. 2. d. The fact that you see x 2 in every answer choice is a clue that FOIL needs to be used. So what goes in each set of parentheses? The first pair of paren- theses will be filled by “4 more than the value of 3 times x ,” which is represented mathematically as (3 x 4). The second pair of parentheses will be filled by “1 less than x ,” which is simply ( x

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209. Two circles with centres A, B intersect on points M , N. Radii AP and BQ are parallel(on opposite sides of AB). If the common external tangents meet AB at D and P Q meet AB at C, prove that ∠ CN D is a right angle. 210. In an acute triangle 4ABC, the tangents to its circumcircle at A and C intersect at D, the tangents to its circumcircle at C and B and intersect at E. AC and BD meet at R while AE and BC meet at P. Let Q and S be the mid-points of AP and BR respectively. Prove that ∠ ABQ = ∠ BAS . 211. Two circles Γ1 and Γ2 meet at P, Q. Their common external tangent (closer to Q) touches Γ1 and Γ2 at A, B. Line P Q cuts AB at R and the perpendicular to P Q through Q cuts AB at C. CP cuts Γ1 again at D and the parallel to AD through B cuts CP at E. Show that RE ⊥ CD. 212. Let ABCD be a convex quadrilateral such that the angle bisectors of

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