explain the purpose of unix operating systems with examples

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... compared to the β-TCP. Al- so, at four weeks, the healing of these defects was similar to that of the control group. On the other hand, our ultrastructural investigation revealed that the CPCBB ... week of HBOT could not prevent the damages in the periosteum of the CPCBB group. This electron micrograph shows the extent of degeneration in two periosteal cells. The swollen membranes, the ... uneventfully and they con- tinued their routine physiological activities. During the experiments, two rats were lost and had to be re- placed because of the complications of general anes- thesia. There...

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... in the following sections, and when position moves are always of the same length these nonlinear effects make the results of tuning a system with either the compensator of Figure 3.6a or the ... tuning systems where small position changes are required, the system with the compensator of Figure 3.6b, which forgoes the velocity loop altogether, often outperforms the system using the compensator ... during the positive jerk yields the velocity change required during the period of full acceleration. From this the duration of the maximum acceleration segment of the acceleration profile can...

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... objects, which then have the responsibility to respond with some action. The order and timing of these messages is determined by the actions of the user, and not by the control flow of the program. ... be used in examples throughout this book. The various features of the UML will be introduced as needed. The Payoff of Objects Object orientation can lead to big payoffs in the software development ... to get the object to do what you need, and what the lights mean about the status of the object. The details of how the box is put together inside are irrelevant while you are using the box....

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... His145Asn mutations on the affinity of metal binding to arginase II To further examine the effects of the His120fiAsn and His145fiAsn mutations on the interaction of the enzyme with manganese ions, ... addition to removal of the more weakly bound Mn 2+ , the lower affinity for that more tightly bound to the protein may explain the absence of Mn 2+ from the EDTA-treated species of the His145Asn variant. ... activ- ity of the partially active species of arginase II is associated to the more tightly bound Mn 2+ A . The increased activity resulting from the addition of the more weakly bound Mn 2+ B may be explained...

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... sell the major share of their daily catch to the moneylender below the market price, therefore, it is almost impossible to get out of the vicious circle of indebtedness. This also hinders other ... end of the projects, stimulate the exchange of information between the project core teams and other stakeholders. The following sections provide an overview of the main technical areas where the ... from recognizing the strengths of the other”. The approach permitted the investigation of the domestic (i.e. Bangladesh) and international (India) fish and seafood distribution systems, highlighting...

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... formed between the enzyme and Tris are the same as observed previously [16]. In the Glu-A complex there are two acarbose mole- cules: one in the active site and the other on the sur- face of the enzyme ... Trp139, respectively. The distances between the sugars and the aromatic rings of the two residues are 4A ˚ . The mode of acarbose binding to the active site readily explains the exogluca- nase ... accuracy, shows clearly the influence of cryo-cooling, which is manifested in shrinkage of the mole- cule and lowering the volume of the unit cell. In the structure of the com- plex, two acarbose...

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... using the equation. The L 2 estimates for (2.23) so obtained then give the L ∞ estimates (2.24) by also using Sobolev’s lemma. The proof of Theorem 2.4 takes up most of the manuscript. The proof of (2.36) ... existence for the inverse of the modified linearized operator and the existence of the inverse of the linearized operator follows since the difference is lower order. The main part of the typescript ... outline of the proof and state the main steps to be proved. The main part of the paper, Sections 3 to 13 are devoted to proving existence and tame energy estimates for the inverse of the linearized...

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... in the upper part of the tables to make identification of the special characteristics of these regions easier. Looking at the input to the innovation process, we find the highest proportion of ... given the backwardness of production processes and product programs. With the exception of Barcelona, the share of enterprises with at least one product innovation tends to be higher than the ... Recent attempts to explain the level and the success of regional innovation activities, such as the network approach 2 or the concept of ‘innovative milieux’ 3 , emphasize the role of cooperative...

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... con- trastive summary, the number of fragments of the reference summary which are also in the contrastive summary, in relation to the size of the contrastive summary. DocSim: The number of documents used ... In the rightmost part of the figure, peers are distributed around the set of models, closely sur- rounding them, receiving a high JACK value. 4 A Case of Study In order to test the behaviour of ... X to compare the summary with the models in M . With Q, we can compare the quality of automatic summaries. ã A measure K M,A (X) [0, 1] that estimates the suitability of a set of similarity...

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