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... http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section1/pmd1 32 . htm (5 of 5) [5/1 / 20 06 10 :21 : 52 AM] 4.1 .3. 3 Calibration Process Modeling 4.1 Introduction to Process Modeling 4.1 .3 What are process models used for? 4.1 .3. 3 Calibration ... http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section1/pmd1 32 . htm (2 of 5) [5/1 / 20 06 10 :21 : 52 AM] 4.1 .3 .2 Prediction Prediction Uncertainty A critical part of prediction is an assessment of how much a predicted value will fluctuate ... Function [4.8.1 .2. 5.] Cubic / Linear Rational Function [4.8.1 .2. 6.] Cubic / Quadratic Rational Function [4.8.1 .2. 7.] Linear / Cubic Rational Function [4.8.1 .2. 8.] Quadratic / Cubic Rational Function...

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... http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section4/pmd 42. htm (2 of 2) [5/1 / 20 06 10 :22 :07 AM] 4.4 .2. 1 Incorporating Scientific Knowledge into Function Selection Process Modeling 4.4 Data Analysis for Process Modeling 4.4 .2 ... http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section4/pmd 421 .htm (2 of 3) [5/1 / 20 06 10 :22 :08 AM] 4.4 .2. 1 Incorporating Scientific Knowledge into Function Selection Focus on the Region of Interest Although the concrete ... I select a function to describe my process? 4.4 .2. 1 Incorporating Scientific Knowledge into Function Selection Choose Functions Whose Properties Match the Process Incorporating scientific knowledge...

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... 0. 04 508 609 2. 00 02 9 8 0. 0 901 85 60 4.91 5 .09 20 50 6.9 606 07 0. 0 434 122 1 0. 0 137 1149 0. 045 526 09 2. 00 02 9 8 0. 09 106 5 73 6.87 7 .05 80 50 5 .3 426 00 0. 0 434 122 1 0. 0 100 7761 0. 04456656 2. 00 02 9 8 0. 08914 639 5 .25 5. 43 20 ... 0. 0 100 77 2. 00 02 9 8 0. 02 0 158 5. 32 2 5 .36 3 20 75 7. 521 2 52 0. 0 1 20 54 2. 00 02 9 8 0. 02 4 1 12 7.497 7.545 80 Interpretation of Confidence Intervals 25 5.586 30 7 0. 02 8 4 02 75 6 .22 08 95 0. 0 13 30 7 2. 00 02 9 8 0. 02 6 618 ... 7. 521 2 52 0. 0 434 122 1 0. 0 1 20 5 401 0. 04 505 4 62 2 .00 02 9 8 0. 0 90 122 66 7. 43 7.61 80 Interpretation of Prediction Intervals 25 5.586 30 7 0. 0 434 122 1 0. 02 8 401 53 0. 051877 42 75 6 .22 08 95 0. 0 434 122 1 0. 0 13 30 727 0. 045 405 98...

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... 2. 06 177 2. 16 829 30 0 000 4 500 00 600 000 7 500 00 900 000 105 000 0 1 20 00 00 13 500 00 1 500 000 16 500 00 1 800 000 19 500 00 21 00 000 22 500 00 24 00 000 25 500 00 27 00 000 28 500 00 30 0 000 0 http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section6/pmd611.htm ... 0. 1 101 9 1 500 00 0 .21 956 30 0 000 0. 32 9 49 4 500 00 0. 438 99 600 000 0. 54 8 03 7 500 00 0.65694 900 000 0. 765 62 105 000 0 0. 87487 1 20 00 00 0.9 829 2 13 500 00 1 .09 146 1 500 000 1 . 20 00 1 16 500 00 1. 30 822 1 800 000 1.41599 ... 1.41599 19 500 00 1. 5 23 99 21 00 000 1. 631 94 22 500 00 1. 739 47 24 00 000 1.84646 25 500 00 1.9 53 92 2 700 000 2. 06 128 28 500 00 2. 16844 30 0 000 0 0. 1 10 52 1 500 00 http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section6/pmd611.htm...

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... and Data 48 12 63 10 63 13 28 35 63 13 45 20 18 35 20 38 50 70 40 21 19 10 33 16 32 23 30 45 33 25 12 53 36 63 43 25 73 45 52 30 22 56 55.8 15 .0 81 .0 12. 0 81.4 12. 5 38 .2 54 .2 79 .3 18 .2 55.5 11.4 ... [5/1 / 20 06 10 :22 :37 AM] 4.6 .2. 1 Background and Data 10 50 10 50 15 53 60 18 38 15 20 18 36 20 43 45 65 43 38 33 10 50 10 50 15 53 15 37 15 18 11 35 20 40 50 36 50 38 10 75 10 85 13 50 58 58 14 .3 ... 11.5 80. 0 18 .3 55 .3 80 .2 80. 7 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section6/pmd 621 .htm (2 of 4) [5/1 / 20 06 10 :22 :37 AM] 4.6 .2. 1 Background and...

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... 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 1. 500 0 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 1. 500 0 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 1. 500 0 3 .00 00 6 .00 00 3 .00 00 3 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 ... 61. 600 0 29 . 800 0 29 .8 100 17.1 700 10. 3 900 28 . 400 0 28 .6 900 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 1 .00 00 1. 500 0 2. 00 00 2. 500 0 2. 00 00 2. 500 0 3 .00 00 4 .00 00 5 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 1 .00 00 1. 500 0 2. 00 00 2. 500 0 2. 00 00 ... 17. 700 0 11.5 500 12. 07 00 4 .00 00 5 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 7 500 1 .00 00 1. 500 0 2. 00 00 2. 00 00 2. 500 0 3 .00 00 4 .00 00 5 .00 00 6 .00 00 0. 500 0 0. 625 0 0.7 500 0. 87 50 1 .00 00 1 .25 00 2. 2 500 2. 2 500 2. 7 500 3 .25 00 3. 7 500 ...

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... 33 7 . 23 33 9 .33 427 .38 428 .58 4 32 . 68 528 .99 531 .08 628 .34 25 3 .24 27 3. 13 27 3. 66 28 2. 10 34 6. 62 34 7.19 34 8.78 35 1.18 4 50. 10 4 50. 35 451. 92 455.56 5 52. 22 5 53. 56 555.74 6 52. 59 656 . 20 14. 13 20 .41 31 . 30 33 .84 ... 19.9 72 20. 088 20 .7 43 20 .8 30 20 . 935 21 . 03 5 20 .9 30 21 .07 4 21 .08 5 20 . 935 487 .27 519.54 5 23 . 03 6 12. 99 638 .59 641 .36 622 .05 631 . 50 6 63. 97 646. 90 748 .29 749 .21 7 50. 14 647 .04 646.89 746. 90 748. 43 747 .35 ... 17.848 18 .09 0 22 6.86 22 9.65 25 8 .27 27 3. 77 33 9.15 3 50. 13 3 62. 75 37 1 . 03 39 3. 32 448. 53 4 73. 78 511. 12 524 . 70 548.75 551.64 574. 02 6 23 .86 21 .46 24 .33 33 . 43 39 .22 44.18 55. 02 94 .33 96.44 118. 82 128 .48...

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... 23 5 FINAL PARAMETER ESTIMATES (APPROX ST DEV.) VALUE A0 1 .07 9 13 (0. 17 10 ) 6 .3 A1 -0. 122 801 (0. 1 20 3E -01 ) - 10 A2 0. 408 837 E- 02 (0 .22 52E - 03 ) 18 A3 -0. 1 428 48E -05 (0 .26 10E -06 ) -5.5 B1 -0. 576111E- 02 ... -0. 576111E- 02 (0 .24 68E - 03 ) - 23 B2 0 .24 0 629 E - 03 (0. 106 0E -04 ) 23 B3 -0. 1 23 254E -06 (0. 121 7E -07 ) - 10 T RESIDUAL STANDARD DEVIATION = 0. 081 8 03 821 0 RESIDUAL DEGREES OF FREEDOM = 22 9 REPLICATION STANDARD DEVIATION ... POINTS IN FIRST SET DEGREE OF NUMERATOR DEGREE OF DENOMINATOR = = = 3 NUMERATOR A0 A1 A2 A3 = -0 . 23 229 93E +01 0. 3 528 976E +00 -0. 13 825 51E -01 0. 1765684E - 03 DENOMINATOR B0 B1 B2 B3 = 0. 100 000 0E +01 ...

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... http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section8/pmd8 129 .htm (2 of 4) [5/1 / 20 06 10 : 23 : 12 AM] 4.8.1 .2. 9 Quadratic / Cubic Rational Function http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section8/pmd8 129 .htm (3 of 4) [5/1 / 20 06 10 : 23 : 12 AM] 4.8.1 .2. 9 Quadratic ... http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section8/pmd812a.htm (3 of 4) [5/1 / 20 06 10 : 23 : 13 AM] 4.8.1 .2. 10 Cubic / Cubic Rational Function http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section8/pmd812a.htm (4 of 4) [5/1 / 20 06 ... Quadratic / Cubic Rational Function http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmd/section8/pmd8 129 .htm (4 of 4) [5/1 / 20 06 10 : 23 : 12 AM] 4.8.1 .2. 10 Cubic / Cubic Rational Function Process Modeling 4.8...

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... Object-oriented programming (Computer science) Macintosh (Computer) Programming I Title QA76. 73. O115K 63 20 09 00 5.1'17 dc 22 200 804 9771 Printed in the United States of America First Printing December ... computers since the introduction of the first Mac in 1984, and he wrote Programming C for the Mac as part of the Apple Press Library In 20 03 Kochan wrote Programming in Objective -C (Sams, 20 03 ), and ... Reference Luke Welling & Laura Thomson ISBN 978 -0- 6 72- 32 9 16-6 David Beazley ISBN- 13: 978 -0- 6 72- 32 8 62- 6 MySQL Programming in Objective -C Paul DuBois ISBN- 13: 978 -0- 6 72- 32 9 38 -8 Stephen G Kochan ISBN- 13: ...

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... 00 01 01 01 0x15 w2 00 00 000 0 00 00 1 100 & 0x 0c ——————————————————————————————————— w3 00 00 000 0 00 00 0 100 0x04 Bitwise ANDing is frequently used for masking operations.That is, this operator can ... int produces 1 23 -1 50 assigned to a float produces -1 50. 000 000 -1 50 divided by 100 produces -1 .00 000 0 -1 50 divided by 100 .0 produces -1. 500 000 (float) -1 50 divided by 100 produces -1. 500 000 Whenever ... Exercises Which of the following are invalid constants.Why? 1 23 .456 00 01 0Xab05 1 23 .5e2 98.6F 09 96 1 23 4uL 1 . 23 4L 0XABCDEFL 0x 10. 5 0xFFFF 0L 00 01 98.7U -12E- 12 1.2Fe-7 197u 0xabcu 0X0G1 1 23 L -597 .25 ...

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... instance 0x 10 32 8 0 Caught NSInvalidArgumentException: *** -[Fraction noSuchMethod]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x 10 32 8 0 Execution continues! When the exception occurs, the @catch block ... shown in Figure 8. 10, the method should return a rectangle whose origin is at ( 400 , 4 20 ), whose width is 50, and whose height is 60 w = 25 0 h = 75 ( 20 0, 4 20 ) h = 1 80 ( 400 , 30 0 ) Figure 8. 10 w = 100 ... Stack: ( 24 827 1 700 3, 24 98756859, 24 827 46186, 24 827 39 5 32 , 24 827 39 7 30 ) Trace/BPT trap To avoid abnormal program termination in a case such as this, you can put one or more statements inside a special...

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... of 83 and 24 0 is %i”, gcd ( 83, 24 0) ); [pool drain]; return 0; } Program 13. 5 Output The gcd of 1 50 and 35 is The gcd of 1 02 6 and 405 is 27 The gcd of 83 and 24 0 is The function gcd is defined ... !defined(NS_INLINE) #if defined( GNUC ) #define NS_INLINE static #elif defined( MWERKS ) || #define NS_INLINE static #elif defined(_MSC_VER) #define NS_INLINE static #elif defined( WIN 32 ) #define NS_INLINE ... http://www.simpopdf.com 25 8 Chapter 13 Underlying C Language Features Program 13. 1 Output 1 13 21 34 55 89 144 23 3 377 The first two Fibonacci numbers, which we call F0 and F1, are defined to be and 1, respectively.Thereafter,...

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... alloc] init]; void copyString (char *to, char *from); char string1[] = “A string to be copied.”; char string2[ 50] ; copyString (string2, string1); NSLog (@”%s”, string2); copyString (string2, “So ... pointers in Objective -C Pointers and Arrays If you have an array of 100 integers called values, you can define a pointer called valuesPtr, which you can use to access the integers contained in ... destination string In the main routine, the copyString function is called twice—the first time to copy the contents of string1 into string2, and the second time to copy the contents of the constant...

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... @”jbaker@kochan-wood.com”; AddressCard *card1 = [[AddressCard alloc] init]; AddressCard *card2 = [[AddressCard alloc] init]; AddressCard *card3 = [[AddressCard alloc] init]; AddressCard *card4 = ... ([set1 containsObject: INTOBJ( 10) ] == YES) NSLog (@”set1 contains 10 ); else NSLog (@”set1 does not contain 10 ); if ([set2 containsObject: INTOBJ( 10) ] == YES) NSLog (@”set2 contains 10 ); else ... to set2 set1 contains 10 set2 does not contain 10 set1 after adding and removing 10: { } set1 intersect set2: { } set1 union set : { 12 200 } The print method uses the fast enumeration technique...

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... for built -in classes and classes for which you write your encoding and decoding methods according to the NSCoding protocol If your instance contains some basic data types, such as integers or ... http://www.simpopdf.com 4 40 Chapter 19 Archiving Writing Encoding and Decoding Methods Basic Objective -C class objects such as NSString, NSArray, NSDictionary, NSSet, NSDate, NSNumber, and NSData can be archived ... alloc] init]; AddressCard AddressCard AddressCard AddressCard AddressBook *card1 *card2 *card3 *card4 = = = = [[AddressCard [[AddressCard [[AddressCard [[AddressCard alloc] alloc] alloc] alloc] init];...

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... @”http://www.kochan-wood.com”; character string object (Adjacent strings are concatenated.) @class c1 , c2 , Declares c1 , c2 , as classes @class Point, Rectangle; @defs (class) Returns a list of the structure ... implementation-defined.A universal character can be used in a character constant to specify a character not included in the standard character set Escape Sequences Special escape sequences are recognized and ... Constant Character String Objects A constant character string object can be created by placing an @ character in front of a constant character string.The type of the object is NSConstantString...

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... Definition A class definition consists of declaring the instance variables and methods in an interface section and defining the code for each method in an implementation section Interface Section ... following begins an interface declaration for a class called Point containing four instance variables: @interface Point: NSObject { @private int internalID; @protected float x; float y; @public BOOL ... Variables Instance variables can be accessed by any instance method defined for the class, either in the interface section that explicitly defines the variable or in categories created for the class Inherited...

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... MR 32 8 00 30 DOI 10. 109 0/S 00 02 - 9947 - 20 14 -05 917-5 [K1] M Kol´ aˇr, Normal forms for hypersurfaces of finite type in C2 , Math Res Lett 12 ( 20 05 ), 897–9 10 MR 21 8 924 8 DOI 10. 43 10/ MRL . 20 05 .v 12. n6.a 10 ... [K2] , Local symmetries of finite type hypersurfaces in C2 , Sci China Ser A 49 ( 20 06 ), 1 633 –1641 MR 22 8 822 0 DOI 10. 100 7/s11 425 -00 6 - 20 49-6 [K3] , Local equivalence of symmetric hypersurfaces in ... C2 , Trans Amer Math Soc 3 62, no ( 20 10) , 28 33 28 43 MR 25 929 37 DOI 10. 109 0/S 00 02 - 9947- 10- 0 505 8 -0 [KM] M Kol´ aˇr and F Meylan, In nitesimal CR automorphisms of hypersurfaces of finite type in C2 ...

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