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Design process of engineering teaching VIA application of the system analysis method

Design process of engineering teaching VIA application of the system analysis method

Applying systematic analysis methods in the teaching process allows teachers to plan extensive teaching process as well as each aspect of it. This article presents the design process of engineering teaching via application of the system analysis method that the author has studied.
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Lecture Computer networks 1: Lecture 6 - Phạm Trần Vũ

Lecture Computer networks 1: Lecture 6 - Phạm Trần Vũ

Lecture Computer networks 1 - Lecture 6: Network layer has contents: The network layer design issues, routing algorithms, congestion control algorithms, quality of services, the network layer in the Internet,... and other contents.
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SATELLITE NETWORKING PRINCIPLES AND PROTOCOLS PHẦN 10 POT

SATELLITE NETWORKING PRINCIPLES AND PROTOCOLS PHẦN 10 POT

connectivity simply by overprovisioning their networks. Logically, it would seem that in the face of such developments and the abundance of available bandwidth, the need for TE would be invalidated. On the contrary, TE still maintains its importance due principally to the fact that both the number of users and their expectations are exponentially increasing in parallel to the exponential increase in available bandwidth. A corollary of Moore’s law says, ‘As you increase the capacity of any system to accommodate user demand, user demand will increase to consume system capacity’. Companies that have invested in such overpro- visioned networks will want to recoup their investments. Service differentiation charging and usage-proportional pricing are mechanisms widely accepted for doing so. To implement these mechanisms, simple and cost-effective mechanisms for monitoring usage and ensuring customers are receiving what they are requesting are required to make usage-proportional pricing practical. Another important function of TE is to map traffic onto the physical infras- tructure to utilise resources optimally and to achieve good network performance. Hence, TE still performs a useful function for both network operators and customers.
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CCNA 1 AND 2 COMPANION GUIDE  REVISED  CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM  PART 73 PDF

CCNA 1 AND 2 COMPANION GUIDE REVISED CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM PART 73 PDF

Each router that uses distance vector routing begins by identifying its neighbors. Fig- ure 15-17 shows distance vector discovery. The interface that leads to each directly connected network is shown as having a distance of 0. As the distance vector network discovery process proceeds, routers discover the best path to destination networks based on the information they receive from each neighbor. For example, Router A learns about other networks based on the information that it receives from Router B. Each of the other network entries in the routing table has an accumulated distance vector to show how far away that network is in a given direction.
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BÁO CÁO SINH HỌC   Q&A  WHAT CAN MICROFLUIDICS DO FOR STEM CELL RESEARCH  PPSX

BÁO CÁO SINH HỌC Q&A WHAT CAN MICROFLUIDICS DO FOR STEM CELL RESEARCH PPSX

Why should stem-cell biologists care about miniaturization of cell culture and analysis tools? On the one hand, scientists working on the development of pluripotent stem cells for clinical use are encountering a major challenge in scaling up cell cultures for master banks to be used as sources of cell therapies for large numbers of patients. Microfluidics is clearly not the answer to this problem. But on the front end of develop- ing therapies from stem cells, rigorous identification of the starting stem cell and its progeny is a major technical challenge and a regulatory requirement, analogous to the precise chemical identity of a drug. Classically, identifi- cation of stem cells is done clonally (at the single-cell level), and it is generally difficult to follow or analyze single cells in mass cell culture. Microfluidics techniques can be used for sensitive discrimination of gene expression (and protein) levels at the single-cell level and they are therefore increasingly useful in stem-cell biology to understand the heterogeneity of stem-cell populations.
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SUMMARY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DOCTORAL THESIS: IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK USING LOAD BALANCING ROUTING TECHNOLOGY ENSURING QUALITY OF TRANSMISSION

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DOCTORAL THESIS: IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK USING LOAD BALANCING ROUTING TECHNOLOGY ENSURING QUALITY OF TRANSMISSION

The research object of the thesis focuses on the load balancing routing algorithms and QoT aware routing in MANET. The research scope of the thesis is the DSR and AODV routing protocols.
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65 TIPS FOR MIGRATING TO VISUAL STUDIO DOT NET

65 TIPS FOR MIGRATING TO VISUAL STUDIO DOT NET

Contributed by Laura J. Barker, who is presenting at VSLive! Reach Laura at www.empowered.com 35. When using ADO .NET - think "Read" the data before you can "Set" the data. ADO .NET makes use of data readers and data sets and it's now up to the developer to know when to use each one. For simple reads use the data reader, for updates use commands. If you have a need for disconnected recordsets use a data set. When data sets are created, "behind the scenes" they use a data reader to create the actual data set, but datasets are big objects. This makes the data set more expensive and slower than just the data reader alone. You wouldn't want to use a data set to populate a drop down list that is read only and won't change during an application. This is one reason why in ASP.NET solutions in most cases Data Readers are the proper method of reading data. So remember, to help with reducing cost of data retrieval and assist in reducing the time needed to get the data, Always..."Read" before you "Set".
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HIGH LEVEL SYNTHESIS: FROM ALGORITHM TO DIGITAL CIRCUIT- P11 POTX

HIGH LEVEL SYNTHESIS: FROM ALGORITHM TO DIGITAL CIRCUIT- P11 POTX

Also note that this example is extremely simplified. In reality, more than one operation will often be chained within a single clock cycle depending on the rela- tionships between the required latency, the clock period, the propagation delay through the adders and multipliers and their relative sizes. For instance, if the clock cycle were long enough, and the target process technology were fast enough the design could be scheduled in a single cycle using four adders and two multipliers.
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THE ILLUSTRATED NETWORK- P28 POT

THE ILLUSTRATED NETWORK- P28 POT

The chief distinction is that at the heart of such routers is a general-purpose computer. The architecture for large modern routers does not have a “center.” Routers do not have to worry about adding cards for video, graphics, or other tasks either. The slots in the chassis just handle various types of networking interfaces such as Ethernet, ATM, SONET/SDH (Synchronous Optical Network/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy), or other types of point-to-point WAN links. Most interface modules have multiple ports, depending on the type of interface that they support. In a lot of high- end router models, the interface cards are complex devices all by themselves and often called blades . Interfaces usually can be added as needed for the networking environment—one or more LAN cards for the routers that handle customers and one or more WAN cards for connection to other routers. Backbone routers often have only WAN cards and no customers at all.
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Báo cáo hóa học:

Báo cáo hóa học: " Research Article OFDMA Cellular Networks with Opportunistic Two-Hop Relays" doc

We investigate the benefits of two-hop opportunistic relay in time division duplex (TDD) OFDMA cellular network configurations. The paper starts with a short analytical model for the two-hop opportunistic relay. The model expresses the probability of finding a suitable relay node in the presence of lognormal fading and it allows the computation of the expected number of out-of-coverage nodes, as well as the end-to-end spectrum e ffi ciency increase due to opportunistic relaying. The paper then presents results for Monte Carlo simulations of opportunistic relay in some realistic scenarios. Specifically, the simulations consider two scenarios. The first scenario uses the propagation model and a wide-area 19-cell configuration specified in 802.16 OFDMA cellular standard evaluation methodologies. In the second scenario, a Manhattan-like 19-cell topology is used. Our simulations show 11% to 33% in throughput increase when the opportunistic relay technology is used. Our results evaluate the benefits of the opportunistic relay in both scenarios in terms of coverage extension and throughput increase.
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Iris recognition for biometric passport authentication

Iris recognition for biometric passport authentication

By using the iris recognition, a process of biometric passport authentication was presented in this paper by using the extended acces control, and allows integrate th[r]
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Lecture Computer networks 1: Lecture 5 - Phạm Trần Vũ

Lecture Computer networks 1: Lecture 5 - Phạm Trần Vũ

Lecture Computer networks 1 - Lecture 5: Network layer has contents: The network layer design issues, routing algorithms, congestion control algorithms, quality of services... and other contents.
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TÀI IỆU PHOTOSHOP CS5 BY DAYLEY PART 127 PPSX

TÀI IỆU PHOTOSHOP CS5 BY DAYLEY PART 127 PPSX

Photoshop provides the Zoomify plug-in as an additional feature to output images to the Web. Zoomify, shown in Figure 30.22, carves an image up into a series of JPEG tiles that can be used by a Flash browser utility to quickly zoom in and out, as well as pan images in a Web page. By breaking the image up into a series of tiles, less data needs to be sent to the Web browser, so the performance in viewing images is very good.
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SIGNALING SYSTEM NO 7 PROTOCOL ARCHITECTURE AND SEVICES PART 23 PPSX

SIGNALING SYSTEM NO 7 PROTOCOL ARCHITECTURE AND SEVICES PART 23 PPSX

The SSP populates the IAM with information about the call setup, such as the CIC, CdPN, Call Type, CgPN, and PCM Encoding scheme. The IAM information is placed in the User Data field of the MTP3 SIF. The MTP3 information is populated based on the SS7 network information that is associated with the selected trunk group. As previously noted, each switching exchange contains a provisioned association (usually static) between routesets and trunkgroups. The IAM is then transmitted onto a signaling link toward the destination identified in the message by the DPC. If quasi-associated signaling is used, the message's next- hop node is an STP that will route the message to the intended SSP. If associated signaling is used, the IAM is transmitted directly to the SSP that is associated with the trunk being set up. SSP A starts timer T7, which is known as the network protection timer, or the awaiting ACM timer, to ensure that an ACM is received in response to the IAM.
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The Analysis of Firms and Employees Part 4 docx

The Analysis of Firms and Employees Part 4 docx

4.1 Introduction Economists have long been interested in how persistent the e ff ects of short-term unexpected shocks in the labor market are on workers’ careers (e.g., Okun 1973). Using newly available longitudinal data, an increasing number of papers suggest that the starting conditions in the first year of a worker’s job or labor market entry can indeed have long-term e ff ects on earnings and career development (e.g., Oreopoulos, von Wachter, Heisz 2006; Oyer 2006; Kahn 2006). For example, Oreopoulos, von Wachter, and Heisz (2006) find that the e ff ect of graduating college in a recession fades after ten years for the typical worker and has permanent negative e ff ects for less-able graduates. While clearly a concern for policymakers and the public, such lasting e ff ects of entry conditions are also di ffi cult to explain in the context of standard models of wage setting and career development. In particular, they raise the question of whether wages persistently deviate from workers’ skills because of market frictions or wage contracts.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GLOBAL RESOURCES PART 95 POT

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GLOBAL RESOURCES PART 95 POT

Consequently, since OPEC replaced the Seven Sis- ters cartel in the 1970’s, there has been a marked ab- sence of the general stability in the price of oil that characterized the reign of the Seven Sisters, and on the basis of which Western economies recovered from World War II and expanded from 1950 to 1970. In- stead, internal squabbles among OPEC nations have combined with political and economic developments outside its control, producing a roller-coaster effect on the global economy that has frequently had a pro- found impact on the lives of its citizens and their use of its resources. Thus, the high price of oil at the end of the 1970’s had a gradual, dampening effect on the demand for oil in the 1980’s, as Western economies contracted and industrial production fell in many states to 60 percent of its pre-recession levels. At the same time, the high price of oil encouraged not only the exploration and development of other sources of oil, like the North Sea, the Caspian Sea, and Alaska, but also the development of alternatives to conven- tional petroleum, like the shale oil in Colorado, the tar sands oil in Canada, and oil-from-coal projects similar to those that allowed Germany to fuel its war machine in World War II. When, however, the re- duced demand for OPEC oil combined with the over- production and price cheating that occurred inside OPEC by states desperate for development funds in a market to produce a sharp drop (at one point to be- low ten dollars per barrel) in the price of oil in the mid-1980’s, many of these costly, alternative energy projects were abandoned even as consumer demand for oil began to grow again.
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WebSphere Studio Application Developer Version 5 Programming Guide part 11 doc

WebSphere Studio Application Developer Version 5 Programming Guide part 11 doc

Figure 3-22 Install/Update perspective The Install/Update perspective contains these views: 򐂰 Install Configuration view—This view allows you to manage your workspace configuration. The Current Configuration folder shows which local installation locations are part of the workspace configuration, and which features are installed in those locations. The Configuration History folder shows a history of changes made to your workspace configuration. The Saved Configurations folder show any configurations that were preserved.
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HANDBOOKS PROFESSIONAL JAVA C SCRIP SQL PART 135 PPS

HANDBOOKS PROFESSIONAL JAVA C SCRIP SQL PART 135 PPS

Half a Bit Is Better than One A bit is the amount of information required to specify an alternative that has a frequency of 50%; two bits can specify alternatives that have a frequency of 25%, and so forth. For example, the toss of a coin can result in either heads or tails, each of which can be optimally represented by a one-bit code; similarly, if a chance event has four equally likely outcomes, we can express each possible result most economically with two bits. On the other hand, as we have seen in our discussion of Huffman codes, we can have a number of alternatives that are not equally likely; in that case, we assign longer codes for those alternatives that are less likely.
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O''''REILLY NETWORK FOR INFORMATION ABOUT''''S BOOK PART 135 DOCX

O''''REILLY NETWORK FOR INFORMATION ABOUT''''S BOOK PART 135 DOCX

In order to achieve such a reduction in memory consumption, we must avoid storing anything that can be recalculated, such as the cumulative frequencies of all possible characters. 9 We must also dispense with the use of a self-organizing table that attempts to speed up encoding and decoding by moving more frequently used characters toward the front of the table, as is done in the reference in footnote . However, we must provide as large a dynamic range of frequencies as possible: the larger the ratio between the highest frequency and the lowest, the greater the
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BÁO CÁO KHOA HỌC:

BÁO CÁO KHOA HỌC: " DYNAMICS OF DNA METHYLATION AND HISTONE H4 ACETYLATION DURING FLORAL BUD DIFFERENTIATION IN AZALEA" DOC

The annual cycle of azalea japonica in Asturias (Spain, Europe) involves a period of vegetative active growth from May to September, followed by an apparent rest from October to January, months in which well formed buds are visible. As from January, the floral buds are developed, culminating in March with full bloom. Authors such as Bodson [2] defined four phenological stages in the flower development of azalea:1) transition of the apex from the vegetative to floral condition; 2) development of the inflorescence; 3) dormancy of the inflorescence bud; and 4) opening of flowers after break- ing of dormancy.
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Module 2- Lesson 1&2 – Introduction to EIGRP pptx

Module 2- Lesson 1&2 – Introduction to EIGRP pptx

CCNP – BSCI Bachkhoa Networking Academy  EIGRP is protocol-independent; that is, it doesn’t rely on TCP/IP to exchange routing information the way RIP, IGRP, and OSPF do.  To stay independent of IP, EIGRP uses the transport-layer protocol to guarantee delivery of routing information: RTP.
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Báo cáo hóa học:

Báo cáo hóa học: " Research Article Experimental Evaluation of the Usage of Ad Hoc Networks as Stubs for Multiservice Networks" ppt

Nowadays, user communication requirements are much more than simple connectivity: it is required to assure full service connectivity with high quality, independently of the user’s location, and providing the best access at every time. The concept of mobile ad hoc networks (MANET), which include spontaneous grouping of nodes using wireless tech- nologies and collaborating in order to provide communica- tion facilities, gives an alternate path to these full connectiv- ity requirements. The nodes in MANETs are typically PDAs, laptops or even sensors (with limited battery, reduced pro- cessing and wireless capabilities), sharing each other com- munication facilities in order to achieve overall system con- nectivity. One node by itself, with such limited characteris- tics, is not capable of a large communication range. When nodes collaborate helping each other in forwarding informa- tion from source to destination, the total value of the net- work is much higher than the sum of the communication span of each node. For such spontaneous networks to op- erate, address configuration mechanisms and routing proto- cols are the base mechanisms that need to be in place. There
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LẬP TRÌNH .NET 4.0 VÀ VISUAL STUDIO 2010 PART 27 DOCX

LẬP TRÌNH .NET 4.0 VÀ VISUAL STUDIO 2010 PART 27 DOCX

• Immature tooling support, which sometimes mangles model files or will not open when customizations to raw models are made While there are workarounds to some of these issues, such as lazy loading and persistence ignorance, it was evident that these areas would need to be addressed for EF to gain the acceptance Microsoft hoped for.
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GIAO THỨC ĐỊNH TUYẾN - CHAPTER 3 DOC

GIAO THỨC ĐỊNH TUYẾN - CHAPTER 3 DOC

–Compared to static routing, dynamic routing protocols require less administrative overhead. • However, the expense of using dynamic routing protocols is dedicating part of a router's However, the expense of using dynamic routing protocols is dedicating part of a router s resources for protocol operation including CPU time and network link bandwidth.
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BÁO CÁO SINH HỌC   MAPPING THE PROTISTAN ‘RARE BIOSPHERE’  DOCX

BÁO CÁO SINH HỌC MAPPING THE PROTISTAN ‘RARE BIOSPHERE’ DOCX

rather than aerobic respiration. Our anthropocentric frame of reference has probably limited our search, and thus our understanding of eukaryotic diversity and ecology, by focusing primarily on oxic environments. Importantly, the authors [5] detected eukaryotic microbes from all major protistan groups in their anoxic sediment samples, indica- ting that these environments harbor the same types of eukaryotic microbes as more familiar oxic environments.
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Lecture Web technologies and programming – Lecture 32: Summary of Lecture 16-30 - TRƯỜNG CÁN BỘ QUẢN LÝ GIÁO DỤC THÀNH PHỐ HỒ CHÍ MINH

Lecture Web technologies and programming – Lecture 32: Summary of Lecture 16-30 - TRƯỜNG CÁN BỘ QUẢN LÝ GIÁO DỤC THÀNH PHỐ HỒ CHÍ MINH

(DOM) is a platform and language- neutral interface that allows programs and scripts to dynamically access and update the content, structure, and style of a document .”.[r]
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THE CHICAGO PLAN REVISITED DOCX

THE CHICAGO PLAN REVISITED DOCX

traditional banks with investment trusts that issue equity, and that in addition sell their own private non-monetary interest-bearing securities to fund lending. But Simons was always acutely aware that such securities might over time develop into near monies, thereby defeating the purpose of the Chicago Plan by turning the investment trusts into new creators of money. There are two alternatives that avoid this outcome. Simons himself, in Simons (1946), advocated a “financial good society” where all private property eventually takes the form of either government currency, government bonds, corporate stock, or real assets. The investment trusts that take over the credit function would therefore be both funded by equity and invest in corporate equity, as corporate debt disappears completely. The other alternative is for banks to issue their debt instruments to the government rather than to the private sector. This option is considered in the government versions of the plan formulated by Means (1933) and Currie (1934), and also in the academic proposal by Angell (1935). Beyond preventing the emergence of new near-monies, this alternative has three major additional advantages. First, it makes it possible to effect an immediate and full transition to the Chicago Plan even if the deposits that need to be backed by reserves are very large relative to outstanding amounts of government debt that can be used to back them. This was the main concern of Angell (1935). The reason is that when government funding is available, banks can immediately borrow any amount of required reserves from the government. Second, switching to full government funding of credit can maximize the fiscal benefits of the Chicago Plan. This gives the government budgetary space to reduce tax distortions, which stimulates the economy. Third, when investment trusts need to switch their funding from cheap deposits to more expensive privately held debt liabilities, their cost of funding, and therefore the interest rate on loans, increases relative to the rate on risk-free government debt. This will tend to reduce any economic activity that continues to depend on bank lending. When the switch is to treasury-held debt liabilities, the government is free to set a lower funding interest rate that keeps interest rates on bank loans to private agents aligned with government borrowing costs. It is for all of these reasons that we use this version of the Chicago Plan for the core of our theoretical model. Specifically, after the government buy-back of non-investment loans, the remaining credit function of banks is carried out by private institutions that fund conventional investment loans with a combination of equity and treasury credit provided at a policy-determined rate.
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OPEN SOURCE SECURITY TOOLS   PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SECURITY APPLICATIONS PART 34 PDF

OPEN SOURCE SECURITY TOOLS PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SECURITY APPLICATIONS PART 34 PDF

You set up a wireless network node by installing a wireless network interface card (NIC) in a computer. A wireless NIC comes in several forms: It can be a card that goes in a PC slot, a PCMCIA card, an external USB device, and now even a compact flash format for the smaller slots in handheld computers. An 802.11 wireless network in infrastructure mode has an access point that acts as your bridge between the wired Ethernet LAN and one or more wireless endpoints. The access point sends out “beacon” broadcasts fre- quently to let any wireless node in the area know that it is there. The beacon broadcasts act like a lighthouse, inviting any wireless nodes in the area to log on. These beacon signals are part of the problem with Wi-Fi. It is impossible turn off these signals completely, which makes it hard to hide the fact that you have a wireless network in your office. Any- one with a wireless card can at least see your beacon signals if they are in range, although some sets allow you to limit the amount of information that goes out in these broadcasts.
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C   PRIMER PLUS  P12  PPSX

C PRIMER PLUS P12 PPSX

Inside Strings with the for Loop The for loop provides a direct way to access each character in a string in turn. Listing 5.6 , for example, enables you to enter a string and then displays the string character-by-character in reverse order. The strlen() yields the number of characters in the string; the loop uses that value in its initializing expression to set i to the index of the last character in the string, not counting the null character. To count backward, the program uses the decrement operator ( -- ) to decrease the array subscript by 1 each loop. Also,
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CCNA 1 AND 2 COMPANION GUIDE  REVISED  CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM  PART 75 DOC

CCNA 1 AND 2 COMPANION GUIDE REVISED CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY PROGRAM PART 75 DOC

Distance Vector Routing 713 Load Balancing Across Multiple Paths Load balancing describes the capability of a router to transmit packets to a destination IP address over multiple paths. Load balancing is a concept that allows a router to take advantage of multiple paths to a given destination. The paths are derived either stati- cally or with dynamic protocols, such as RIP, Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP), Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), and IGRP. Figure 16-2 shows an example of load balancing. When a router learns of multiple routes to a specific network through multiple routing processes or routing protocols, it installs the route with the lowest administrative dis- tance into the routing table. Sometimes, the router must choose from many routes pro- vided by the same routing process with the same administrative distance. In this case, the router chooses the path with the lowest cost or metric to the destination. Each routing process calculates its cost differently, and the costs might need to be manually configured to achieve load balancing.
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1001 THINGS YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT VISUAL FOXPRO PHẦN 6 PPTX

1001 THINGS YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT VISUAL FOXPRO PHẦN 6 PPTX

CursorSetProp() function with the appropriate parameter because the settings in the Options Dialog do not apply to private datasessions. So what mode of buffering should I use in my forms? To us the answer is simple. You should always use table buffering with an optimistic locking strategy (i.e. Buffer Mode 5). The reason is simply that, with the exception of building an index, there is nothing you can do in any other mode that cannot be done in this mode. While row buffering can be useful in development, we do not believe it has any place in a working application.There are just too many ways in which the implicit TableUpdate() (caused by moving the record pointer) can be triggered, and not all of them are under our direct control. For example, the KeyMatch() function is defined in the Help file as;
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APPLIED SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT   DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING PDF

APPLIED SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING PDF

The main element of the version control system is the repository, a database or directory which contains each of the files contained in the system.  A programmer can pick a point at any time in the history of the project and see exactly what those files looked like at the time.
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AN1086   SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY DESIGN WITH THE PIC16F785

AN1086 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY DESIGN WITH THE PIC16F785

In addition, the microcontroller control over the SMPS analog blocks allows control up through a Level 3 design on/off control, output control, and topology/con-figuration control, somet[r]
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CANCER OF THE UTERINE ENDOMETRIUM – ADVANCES AND CONTROVERSIES PPT

CANCER OF THE UTERINE ENDOMETRIUM – ADVANCES AND CONTROVERSIES PPT

offers more conformal dose distribution and better sparing of bowel, rectum and urinary bladder compared with 3D-CRT, although the dose uniformity and conformity is still inferior to IMRT. This new 2A-CAT technique was found advantageous in many aspects. First, it only requires a linear accelerator equipped with a MLC device, it is more available than IMRT, and can be implemented in most institutions, while it may not be feasible to implement IMRT techniques in much of the developing world, where many gynecologic malignancies, in particular cervical cancer, are quite common. This technique, if adopted, may significantly improve the delivery of radiation in gynecology patients in parts of the world where IMRT may not be possible to implement. Second, it needs less manpower for planning (forward planning for 2A-CAT and inverse planning for IMRT), verification, and quality assurance. Since, in endometrial cancer, the geometrical correlation of the target volume and organs at risk is consistent, it is relatively easy to prepare a treatment plan template. Third, 2A-CAT has the added advantage of shorter fractional delivery time and less MU. The mean number of MU is 240, 451 and 877 for 3D-CRT, 2A-CAT and IMRT plans in their study. Lastly, this new 2A-CAT could be considered as a treatment of selection for postoperative WPRT of endometrial cancer patients, and likely for a wide group of postoperative or even preoperative and definitive WPRT indications, including cervical cancer, prostate cancer and rectal cancer. They are further exploring this 2A-CAT technique for these tumor sites. Eventually, it is possible that this practical 2A-CAT technique would have utility as a short- cut method and would become an accepted alternative for IMRT in external beam radiotherapy (EBRT) of these indications, especially in the not well equipped institutions in facilities and personnel. It will enhance the feasibility and availability of the clinical practice of high precision conformal radiotherapy with its simplicity, extensive availability combined with further improvement and refinement.
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PROFESSIONAL DOTNETNUKE ASP NET PORTALS WROX PHẦN 5 DOC

PROFESSIONAL DOTNETNUKE ASP NET PORTALS WROX PHẦN 5 DOC

Modules Now that you are familiar with the Host and Administration capabilities available within DotNetNuke, this chapter looks at a concept familiar to most portals — modules. A module is a pluggable user interface component that processes requests and generates dynamic content. This definition is similar to that of an ASP.NET page, with the exception that a module can only appear on an ASP.NET page, and that page can contain any number of module “instances.” Modules are also defined by another important characteristic known as its type. The module type governs what functionality it provides. DotNetNuke provides a number of modules out of the box; these modules range from FAQs and Announcements to Documents. You can even author your own modules that provide alternate functionality.
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CÂU HỎI ÔN THI FINAL CCNA2

CÂU HỎI ÔN THI FINAL CCNA2

11. Because of a topology change, the next hop IP address in the current static route must be reconfigured. How can a static route entry be altered to accommodate a topology change? Keep the existing static route and configure a new static route with the correct next hop IP address.
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MCS 51 MICROCONTROLLER FAMILY USER’S MANUAL DOC

MCS 51 MICROCONTROLLER FAMILY USER’S MANUAL DOC

everymachine cycle.When the samplesshowa high in onecycleand a lowin the nextcycle,the countis incre- mented. The new count value appeara in the register duringS3P1of the cyclefollowingthe one in whichthe transitionwas detected.Sinceit takes 2 machinecycles (24 oscillator periods)to recognizea l-to-Otransition, the maxiMuMcount rate is 2/24of the oaciliator fre- quency.There are no restrictions on the duty cycle of the external input signaf, but to ensure that a given level is sampled at least once before it changes, it shouldbe held for at least one full machinecycle. In addition to the “Timer” or “Counter” selection, Timer Oand Timer 1 have four operatingmodesfrom whichto select. Timer 2, in the 8052,has three modes of operation: “Capture,“ “Auto-Relrxid”and “baud rate generator.”
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DOCTORAL THESIS OF CULTURAL STUDIES: KHMER CULTURAL VALUES IN BUILDING NEW RURAL AREAS IN THE SOUTHWEST

DOCTORAL THESIS OF CULTURAL STUDIES: KHMER CULTURAL VALUES IN BUILDING NEW RURAL AREAS IN THE SOUTHWEST

It requires and allows comprehensive development of the areas of spiritual life, considering it as cultural development from the root, creating new economic, cultural values, raising awa[r]
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Impact of flexible mechanism on localized hopby hop routing algorithm

Impact of flexible mechanism on localized hopby hop routing algorithm

In this paper, we propose a novel localized QoS routing algorithm, which uses hop-by-hop routing (or distributed routing) type to route flows. We perform it with experiments, compare and realize the more considerable performance of this algorithm than other algorithms, which use the same conditions of simulation.
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Project management for dummies® (3rd ed)

Project management for dummies® (3rd ed)

Develop your risk- management plan in the organizing and preparing stage of your project, refine it at the beginning of the carrying out the work stage, and continually update it durin[r]
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