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Web Style Guide: Basic Design Principles for Creating Web Sites, 2nd edition
Authors: Patrick J. Lynch, Sarah Horton
Venue:  (2001)

:This essential guide for Web site designers provides practical, concise advice on creating well-designed and effective Web sites and pages. Focusing on the interface and graphic design principles that underlie the best Web site design, this book offers invaluable help on a full range of issues, from planning and organizing goals to design strategies for a site to the elements of individual page design. This second edition includes guidelines on designing for accessibility, strategies for maintaining a Web site, details on using style sheets, and much more. This book grew out of the widely used and highly praised Web site on site design created by the Center for Advanced Instructional Media at Yale University (info.med.yale.edu/caim/manual/). At this site, readers will continue to find updated color illustrations and examples to complement and demonstrate points made in the book, as well as useful and current online references.Author Biography: Patrick J. Lynch is director of Web Design and Development at the Yale University School of Medicine. Sarah Horton is instructional technology specialist in Curricular Computing at Dartmouth College. She is also the author of Web Teaching Guide, available from Yale University Press.
Control Systems with Actuator Saturation: Analysis and Design
Authors: Tingshu Hu, Zongli Lin
Venue:  (2001)

:"Control Systems with Actuator Saturation Analysis and Design examines the problem of actuator saturation depth. The overall approach takes into account the saturation nonlinearities at the outset of the control design. In the case that a control law is designed a priori to meet either the performance or stability requirement, it analyzes the closed loop system under actuator saturation systematically and redesigns the controller in such a way that the performance is retained while stability is improved. It also presents some related results on systems with state saturation or sensor saturation." "This book is a resource for professionals, researchers, practitioners, graduate students in control, electrical, and mechanical engineering, and all scientists and engineers interested in control systems with actuator saturation. Some first-year graduate courses in linear systems and multivariable control or some background in nonlinear control systems would greatly facilitate the reading of this book."--BOOK JACKET.
Weak lighting functions and strong 26-surfaces
Authors: R. Ayala, E. Domínguez, A. R. Francés, A. Quintero
Venue: Theoretical Computer Science (2002)

The goal of this paper is to introduce the notion of weak lighting function in order to replicate the "continuous perception" associated with strong 26-surfaces. As a consequence, the continuous analogue defined ad hoc by Malgouyres and Bertrand only for these surfaces is extended for arbitrary objects, and the local characterization of finite strong 26-surfaces given in (Malgouyres and Bertrand, Int. J. Pattern Recognition Art. Intell. 13(4) (1999) 465-484) is generalized to possibly infinite surfaces. Moreover, weak lighting functions also replicate the "continuous perception" associated with (,)-surfaces, (,)(6,6), since they are generalizing the lighting functions previously defined by the authors.
JMP Start Statistics, 2nd edition
Authors: Lee Creighton, Ann Lehman
Venue:  (2000)

:JMP Start Statistics is the official handbook to JMP (and JMP IN), the powerful statistical discovery software developed by SAS Institute. The second edition has been updated and reflects the new capabilities of JMP 4." "Whether you are a first-time or experienced user of JMP, this book is a comprehensive learning tool, rich with examples that illustrate how to use JMP to analyze real data. It contains clear, step-by-step instructions on JMP's many statistical functions and is ideal as a resource for learning basic statistical concepts.
Mastering Access 2000
Authors: Alan Simpson, Elizabeth Olson, Celeste Robinson
Venue:  (1999)

:Written by two Access experts, Mastering Access 2000 teaches you everything you need to know to get the most out of this powerful business tool. You'll quickly reap all the benefits offered by the new Access program, including Web publishing, subdatasheet views, improved SQL Server integration, and much more. On the enclosed CD, you'll find the sample databases referred to throughout the book. Also included are examples of custom functions, an order entry application created with Access, demo software from Access to Business and Database Creations, plus shareware fonts from TAZ Information Services for printing POSTNET bar codes.
Microsoft Office 2000 Simplified, 1st edition
Authors: Ruth Maran
Venue:  (1999)

:One of the simplest ways to learn Microsoft Office 2000, this full-color guide features easy-to-understand text and graphics. Ruth Maran shows how to use the Office applications together and provides a comprehensive tour of the new interface and features.
Essentials of Computers for Nurses: Informatics for the New Millennium, 3rd edition
Authors: Virginia K. Saba, Kathleen Ann McCormick
Venue:  (2000)

:The best selling nurses' guide to understanding and using computers in the workplacenow revised and completely up-to-date. New edition discusses the increasing use of specialized software within nursing curriculums. Examines use of the Internet as a powerful research tool; the way computers are changing the practice of nursing and the NCLEX; telemedicine; and more. Written by leaders in nursing informatics,this comprehensive,up-to-date text explores computers' many key roles in nursing today. Packed with insights and examples from today's hospitals and practices,Essentials of Computers for Nurses provides timely guidance on:*Computer applications in critical care,community health,and ambulatory care*Controversies,including health care policy,privacy,confidentiality,and security*Computing tools for administration and management*Learning with computers*Extending the power and reach of research*Views and uses from around the worldEurope,Canada,the Pacific Rim,and South America*Perspectives on future uses of informatics in nursing Offering theoretical background to help you understand how informatics serves many aspects of the profession,Essentials of Computers for Nurses also gives you practical help in unlocking computing's benefits both now and into the future,no matter what your area of study or specialty. In addition,a generous assortment of case studies and examples make the material easier to master. NEW IN THIS EDITION*Added expert contributors*Updates on Internet research*Distance learning*Virtual nursing*Computers in nursing education*International perspectives*Patient health decisions*Latestward-based and other software
Windows NT Workstation 4; Covers Exam: 70-073, 2nd edition
Authors: Luther Stanton, Tim Crothers
Venue:  (1998)

:Drill with hundreds of questions and check the in-depth explanations to pass the exam. This title solves the most important study needs leading up to test day -- identifying what the readers don't know and explaining the answers.
101 Best Dot Coms To Start, 1st edition
Authors: Lynie Arden, Philip Lief Group
Venue:  (2000)

:101 Best Dot Coms to Start offers what every entrepreneur is looking for - all the tools needed to take advantage of this rapidly expanding market. Here is a guide to top-notch cyberspace start-ups, profiling a variety of e-commerce categories - from specialty tours to gourmet food, art and antiques to sports memorabilia - illustrating the vast range of opportunities available to the Internet entrepreneur. Covering every aspect of online commerce, such as Web start-up costs, revenues, even staffing needs, this is the ultimate sourcebook when planning online business strategies. Profiles of some of the best Internet businesses showcase the success stories, so that you don't have to learn on the job. Put simply, no Internet business can afford to be without 101 Best Dot Coms to Start.
Computer-Aided Fixture Design
Authors: K. Rong, S. Zhu
Venue:  (1999)

:This state-of-the-art reference/text illustrates recently developed computerized fixture design and verification technology, keying on their central role in manufacturing processes - employing the latest computer technology to minimize costs, increase productivity, and assure product quality. Containing nearly 1000 references, drawings, photographs, and equations, Computer-Aided Fixture Design is a versatile reference for mechanical, manufacturing, industrial, and software engineers, and an excellent text for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.
Eigenvalue Problems for One-Dimensional Discrete Schrödinger Operators with Symmetric Boundary Conditions
Authors: Jonq Juang, Wen-Wei Lin, Shih-Feng Shieh
Venue: SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications (2001)

In this paper, we investigate the one-dimensional discrete Schrödinger equation with general, symmetric boundary conditions. Our results primarily concern the number of energy states lying in the wells.
Semiconductor Devices: A Simulation Approach with CDROM, 1st edition
Authors: Kevin M. Kramer, W. Nicholas Hitchon
Venue:  (1997)

:Semiconductor design is a multi-billion dollar industry, with huge investments at stake in every new design. To save money, simulation has become a critical part of the semiconductor design cycle. This book arms the designer with the mathematical and physical knowledge needed to implement effective semiconductor simulations. The accompanying CD-ROM features the fully-functioning SimGen simulation software for modeling semiconductor devices and applications.The book begins with an introduction to the essentials of physics and numerical analysis as they relate to semiconductor simulation. It introduces both electromagnetism and transport processes. Part II focuses on the SimGen software, which makes it dramatically easier to solve semiconductor transport equations. Part III reviews the analytic theory associated with each major semiconductor device, and compares the theory to simulations. Finally, Part IV introduces more advanced topics in device simulation, including mixed-mode simulations and simulation of power semiconductor devices.For all semiconductor device designers and researchers, both experimental and theoretical.
1999 Computer Monitor Troubleshooting Tips
Authors: Robert Yount, M.I. Technoligies
Venue:  (1999)

:Avoid the grueling, painstaking task of trying to troubleshoot and repair monitor problems without the necessary guide. With the 1999 Computer Monitor Troubleshooting Tips you can confidently tackle day-to-day monitor repair issues on site in a timely, efficient manner without having to leave your work in search of the resource, schematic or tip you need. Robert Yount and the staff of M. I. Technologies have amassed another year of valuable monitor repair experiences to bring you the 1999 Computer Monitor Troubleshooting Tips. Inside you'll find troubleshooting tips that include more specific detail and instruction, directing your repair efforts with intensive description and step-by-step guidance from point-to-point inside the monitor. 1999 Computer Monitor Troubleshooting Tips Includes: CD-ROM containing the M. I. Technologies, Inc. 1999 Windows Tech-tips Demo Monitor Repair Database, an ECG cross reference database with versions for Windows and DOS, a catalog directory containing a complete listing of M. I. Technologies, Inc. monitor schematics, a CAP-Wizard (In-Circuit Capacitor Tester), and a Donation Directory suggesting local school support. It also includes free FCC number identification software so you can cross-reference your model information to the original manufacturer and contact information (a $50 value). Over 3500 troubleshooting and repair tips listed by manufacturer name and model number featuring major names such as: Apple Gateway NEC Viewsonic Acer Goldstar Packard Bell Wang Compaq Hyundai Samsung WYSE CTX IBM Shamrock Zenith Dell Mag-Tech Sony And Many More Repair procedures for the KD1700 series monitor including FREE schematics and parts list (a $45 value) Overview of how VGA monitors work Overview of monitor EEPROM repair International monitor manufacturer contact listings IBM 3192 and WYSE 30, 50, and 60 terminal schematics The staff of M. I. Technologies, Inc., located in Troy, Ohio, has over 10 years of experience in the monitor servicing business. As Robert Yount, President of M. I. Technologies, Inc., part owner of Master Repair in Midvale, Utah, and a member of the Rosicrucian Order, says, "We just make it work." You can e-mail them at mit335@bright.net for additional information on their products.
Applications of Symmetric Functions to Cycle and Increasing Subsequence Structure after Shuffles
Authors: Jason Fulman
Venue: Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics: An International Journal (2002)

Using symmetric function theory, we study the cycle structure and increasing subsequence structure of permutations after iterations of various shuffling methods. We emphasize the role of Cauchy type identities and variations of the Robinson-Schensted-Knuth correspondence.
Vibration modelling with fast Gaussian wavelet algorithm
Authors: G. Y. Luo, D. Osypiw, M. Irle
Venue: Advances in Engineering Software (2002)

Vibration signals are considered as nonstationary signals with transients. Conventional harmonic Fourier analysis finds it difficult to model the vibration signals. In this paper, a novel approach using the global Fourier transforms and local wavelet analysis is presented for vibration analysis and modelling. Time--frequency wavelet analysis has been proven a useful tool for the detection of vibration transients. However, current algorithms with discrete or continuous wavelet transforms for vibration analysis are either low resolution of features or very time consuming. We developed a fast Gaussian wavelet algorithm with very narrow band-pass filtering technique. The time-frequency maps with high frequency resolution enable us to observe the evolution in time of significant frequencies identified by global Fourier analysis, so that the transients and the regular signals can be distinguished. These regular significant frequencies are selected to be the basis of vibration modelling. The coefficients of the model are identified by a least-squares algorithm, which ensures that the error is minimised. To demonstrate this approach a machine spindle vibration signal is analysed, and the main features of the vibration signal are extracted, which are useful for system monitoring and further analysis.
PC 99 System Design Guide, 1st edition
Authors: Microsoft Corporation
Venue:  (1998)

:Offering a wealth of details about design specifications and guidelines for upcoming PCs, this title is a technical reference for designing PCs and peripherals for the Microsoft Windows family of operating systems.
Gamma system: continuous evolution of software after deployment
Authors: Alessandro Orso, Donglin Liang, Mary Jean Harrold, Richard Lipton
Venue: Proceedings of the 2002 ACM SIGSOFT international symposium on Software testing and analysis (2002)

In this paper, we present the GAMMA system, which facilitates remote monitoring of deployed software using a new approach that exploits the opportunities presented by a software product being used by many users connected through a network. GAMMA splits monitoring tasks across different instances of the software, so that partial information can be collected from different users by means of light-weight instrumentation, and integrated to gather the overall monitoring information. This system enables software producers (1) to perform continuous, minimally intrusive analyses of their software's behavior, and (2) to use the information thus gathered to improve and evolve their software.
List processing primitives for basic
Authors: David L. Fulton, Robert T. Duquet
Venue: Proceedings of the 1st annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques (1974)

This paper describes list-processing primitives which form a component of an interactive graphics system. This system, developed at Bowling Green State University, has a plasma display panel as its central component.This system comprises a BASIC interpreter to which has been added a rich variety of graphic and list-processing primitives. These are implemented as additional BASIC verbs.The list-processing primitives permit creation of arbitrarily comples list structures: trees, multiply linked lists, etc., can all be constructed. It is possible to manipulate list and node names in a natural way. Lists, sublists, and nodes can be added and deleted, lists can be searched, and the list space dynamically reformatted if desired.The system also includes an extremely flexible mechanism for describing and manipulating data contained in a node. Several data types are available ranging from floating point to variable-length integer. It is possible to manipulate data at the bit level.This facility greatly increases the flexibility of the graphic system since it is possible to represent structural relationships between the components of a figure.
CCNP: Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting Study Guide
Authors: Cormac S. Long, Robert Padjen, Kevin Hales
Venue:  (1999)

:The CCNP: Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting Study Guide is the most affordable, effective way to prepare for the CIT Exam (640-440). Written by Cisco Internetworking experts who know what it takes to pass the test, this study guide provides: Focused coverage of internetwork-troubleshooting techniques, mapped to exam objectives Hands-on labs that enhance and consolidate your knowledge More than 200 challenging review questions, in the book and on the CD Authoritative coverage of all official CIT exam objectives, including: Using Cisco-specific troubleshooting tools on Cisco routers and switches Analyzing problem symptoms and choosing a resolution strategy Documenting potential causes and solutions identified during the troubleshooting process Understanding troubleshooting targets for connection-oriented and connectionless protocols Knowing common data link layer characteristics and key troubleshooting targets in campus LANs Knowing connection sequences and key troubleshooting targets in TCP/IP, Novell IPX, and AppleTalk Using Cisco IOS software commands and debug utilities to filter, capture, and display protocol traffic flows Identifying and resolving Catalyst 5000 and VLAN problems on switched Ethernet networks Solving common WAN and Frame Relay problems Identifying and resolving common ISDN BRI problems Featured on the CD: The enclosed CD includes the EdgeTest Testing Engine for the CIT. Loaded with more than 200 sample questions, it lets you check your knowledge of the material under exam conditions and review areas, according to objective or course chapter. You'll also finda fully functional evaluation copy of Visio Professional 5.0, useful for creating and maintaining network documentation along with Etherpeek Network Analyzer from AG Group, Inc. for testing and maintaining your network.
Run-time evaluation of opportunities for object inlining in Java
Authors: Ondrej Lhoták, Laurie Hendren
Venue: Proceedings of the 2002 joint ACM-ISCOPE conference on Java Grande (2002)

Object-oriented languages, such as Java, encourage the use of many small objects linked together by field references, instead of a few monolithic structures. While this practice is beneficial from a program design perspective, it can slow down program execution by incurring many pointer indirections. One solution to this problem is object inlining: when the compiler can safely do so, it fuses small objects together, thus removing the reads/writes to the removed field, saving the memory needed to store the field and object header, and reducing the number of object allocations.The objective of this paper is to measure the potential for object inlining by studying the run-time behaviour of a comprehensive set of Java programs. We study the traces of program executions in order to determine which fields behave like inlinable fields. Since we are using dynamic information instead of a static analysis, our results give an upper bound on what could be achieved via a static compiler-based approach. Our experimental results measure the potential improvements attainable with object inlining, including reductions in the numbers of field reads and writes, and reduced memory usage.Our study shows that some Java programs can benefit significantly from object inlining, with close to a 10% speedup. Somewhat to our surprise, our study found one case, the <tt>db</tt> benchmark, where the most important inlinable field was the result of unusual program design, and fixing this small flaw led to both better performance and clearer program design. However, the opportunities for object inlining are highly dependent on the individual program being considered, and are in many cases very limited. Furthermore, fields that are inlinable also have properties that make them potential candidates for other optimizations such as removing redundant memory accesses. The memory savings possible through object inlining are moderate.
Deciphering Flash Graphics
Authors: Jon Warren Lentz
Venue:  (2000)

:A full-color compilation of 6 Web site case studies that exemplify various functions of Flash design. Three appendixes included containing information specific to Flash: Flash & Web Safe Color, Flash keyboard shortcuts, Flash Resources. Each chapter introduces a specific Web site, describe its aesthetic merits and how it works from a user's perspective; then, explain and deconstruct the featured Flash functionality. A user-friendly, in-depth book that showcases and elucidates some of the finest examples of Flash design as they appear on the Web today. Due to the layout, as it reviews various Flash websites - simple to complex, this book is targeted for all Flash users  beginners to intermediate to advance. Targets some of the finest examples of Flash design from actual Flash 5 web sites explaining how Flash was used as a design tool for the site. First book showing how the most admirable Web designers use Flash to make the web work as a design medium. Each chapter covers specific Flash functionality through real-work Web sites  simple to complex. Thorough explanation and deconstruction of the featured Flash functionality used in subject site.
ADSI CDO Programming with ASP
Authors: Mikael Freidlitz, Todd Mondor
Venue:  (1999)

:The explosion of the Internet has redefined networking. What was a strong proprietary networking world has conformed to a rapid race to optimize future networks and provide compatibility to today's and yesterday's legacy systems. The release rate of new technology has tripled in development, The new technologies provide many solutions and options for customers and clients alike. Client expectations and functionality has exponentially increased. All these benefits of growth leaves the customer and Solution Provider trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together. Two technologies from Microsoft collectively ease the client and solutions providers decision: Microsoft Active Directory Service Interface (ADSI) and Microsoft Collaborative Data Objects (CDO). The combination of ADSI and CDO provides the glue that allows easy pasting of any companies' puzzled networks for yesterday, today and tomorrow.