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For a signed value, if the high-order bit were set to 1, the number would then be interpreted as 1 (assuming the two s complement format). However, if you declared this to be an unsigned int, then when the high-order bit was set to 1, the number would become 65,535. To understand the difference between the way that signed and unsigned integers are interpreted by C++, you should run this short program now:

Always strive to be a first-rate version of yourself, knowing that your best, even if it is considered average by others, is good enough if it serves your authentic self. Shed old attitudes about what s in vogue that you may be holding on to and replace them with things that work in your real life. Get focused and stay focused. Serve others and demonstrate your gratitude if you want to be an upgradable person.

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If you go back and preview the Customer Id object, you will see that Designer has changed several settings. If your cascade also included other levels within the hierarchy such as region and city, the list of value settings for those objects also will have been modified. It s important to understand how the steps in the preceding section affect individual object settings, because if you ever wish to go back and change a cascade, you must do so manually, as described in this section. Further, if you implement a cascade after you have implemented other customizations, the cascade will overwrite those other customizations. Select the object Customer Id and double-click to bring up the Edit Properties box. To manually modify the list of values for the Customer Id object: 1. Select the Properties tab. 2. Select Edit to modify the CUSTID.LOV query and display the query panel. 3. Notice the object Country of Origin in the Conditions box.

Originally, block-encoded multimode fiber interfaces were specified with a 100 Mbps interface using the FDDI (TAXI) PMD and a 155 Mbps interface using the Fiber Channel PMD (Figure 10.7). In both systems the bit stream is block-encoded, using line codes, to a higher line rate. To reduce deployment costs, UTP (unshielded twisted-pair) interfaces recently have been specified for 52 Mbps and 155 Mbps using SONET framing, and 25.6 Mbps using block encoding.

The second layer in the OSI Reference Model is the data link layer. Whereas the network layer provides for logical addresses for components, the data link layer provides for physical, or hardware, addresses. These hardware addresses are commonly called Media Access Control (MAC) addresses. The data link layer also defines how a networking component accesses the media to which it is connected and defines the media s frame type and transmission method. The frame includes the Most wide area network fields and components the data link layer uses (WAN) protocols primarily function at the to communicate with devices on the same wire data link and physical layers. or layer 2 topology. This communication occurs only for components on the same data link layer media type (or same piece of wire), within the same network segment. To traverse layer 2 protocols, Ethernet to Token Ring, for instance, a router is typically used. The data link layer is also responsible for taking bits (binary 1s and 0s) from the physical layer and reassembling them into the original data link layer frame. The data link layer does error detection and will discard bad frames. It typically does not

After choosing the tables and views that will make up the DSV, the developer is presented with a graphical image of the DSV. This image is a schema diagram that matches the tables and views chosen in the wizard, and may look extremely complicated, depending on the number of items selected when creating the DSV. Figure 3-8 shows the DSV generated for the tables chosen in Figure 3-7. Note that this doesn t look like a typical star schema because there are two fact tables in it. DSV diagrams become wildly more complex as tables are added, especially when there are multiple fact tables. Fortunately, there is a way to create new diagrams that show only a subset of the tables. A good practice is to create one diagram per fact table. Each of those diagrams will then show that fact table and just the dimensions upon which that fact table relies. This means that developers will have a series of easier-to-use star schemas to work with as the process unfolds. DSVs have additional features as well, two of which are the Named Query and the Named Calculation. Named queries act like a view in a relational database; they allow for the building a query that will act as a table. The underlying schema here is

A limited eld condition survey should be made to identify bridge decks that may be structurally inadequate or possibly contaminated with deicing chemicals such that normal maintenance is not expected to provide reasonable service. Detailed eld appraisal: As reported in deatil in listed Bibliography, a detailed evaluation survey should be performed to further de ne the inadequacies of the existing deck. This appraisal should consider the following: 1. Visual observations: The rst step for deck evaluation is to determine the extent of spalling, cracking, and scaling. The top surface of bare concrete decks shall be both visually inspected and sounded for obvious signs of deterioration. Record the de ciencies of either asphalt overlay or the concrete deck wearing surface (e.g., spalling, cracking, scaling, warping, asphalt creep, alligator cracks, etc.). Determine the percentage of spalls and/or patches in the exposed concrete deck wearing surface. Document by photographs visible concrete spalls which have occurred in the deck riding surface. Visual observation does not reveal hidden structural deterioration such as delaminations or corrosion of rebars. Visual surveys are generally expressed in terms of the amount of spalling and patching as a percent of the total deck area. 2. Delaminations: For evidence of delaminations (horizontal fracture planes) or debonding in the concrete deck (to determine extent of internal fractures of the concrete) use infrared thermography, chain dragging, or other approved methods. A chain drag is generally used: The chain drag consists of four or ve segments of 1 inch link chain about 18 inches long, attached to a 2 foot piece of aluminum or copper tube, to which a 2 to 3 foot piece of tubing is attached at the midpoint, forming a T. Drag the chain in a swinging motion, resulting in a ringing sound while walking along the concrete surface of the deck. Outline, with crayon or paint, the areas of the deck over which the chain produces a distinctive dull sound. These areas indicate delamination of concrete. 3. Half-cell test to determine the extent of reinforcing steel corrosion: The purpose of half-cell testing is to determine the areas in the deck in which active corrosion is present. Corrosion of the reinforcing bars in concrete decks is detected by electric current owing from the rebar at one point (the anode) to another point (the cathode). During active corrosion, a potential electrical difference exists between the anode and cathode, which can be measured by copper/copper sulfate half-cells (CSE).

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