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When Inside, Middle, or Outside feathering options are selected, you can control the appearance of the edges of the feathering by using the Feathering Edges button shown next. By default, when a new shadow is applied, the feathering is set to Average. Feathering is created concentrically by spreading pixels beyond the Linear Inverse Flat outline of an object. Squared With different feathering edge options, you can choose a style that is slightly different from normal concentric linear pixel spreading. These additional options include Squared, Inverse Squared, and Flat edge feathering and are defined here:

When you access an individual option that has a submenu, an ellipse will appear next to the option. For example, to view the document properties, click the ellipse (...) next to the document properties. For other options, there may be a drop-down menu or an up/down arrow to increase/decrease sizes.

There is one point of interest in the program. Notice the attribute specified before UseAttrib that is shown here:

represents the area of the surface of revolution. EXAMPLE 8.23 Let f (x) = 2x 3 . For 1 x 2 we rotate the graph of f about the x-axis.

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instance of Bob ). Being able to identify a row number of a data point can be useful in other instances, especially if we already know which column it is in.

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For slab and beam systems with simple boundary conditions, only limited closed form solutions using partial differential equations have been derived using the classical theory of elasticity. The availability of computer methods such as FEM has shifted the focus away from closed form solutions for some time, especially for complex geometric conditions. Computer solutions using numerical models are available with some limitations.

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#include <stdio.h> #define MAX 100 #define LEN 255 char text[MAX][LEN]; /* A very simple text editor. */ int main(void) { register int t, i, j; for(t=0; t<MAX; t++) { printf("%d: ", t); gets(text[t]); if(!*text[t]) break; /* quit on blank line */ } /* this displays the text one character at a time */ for(i=0; i<t; i++) { for(j=0; text[i][j]; j++) putchar(text[i][j]); putchar('\n'); } return 0; }

Seismic analysis and design software is listed in 12. Engineers are advised to review and evaluate program defaults and make the necessary modi cations to ensure that bridge components are designed in accordance with the AASHTO design criteria as modi ed by this section. Construction loads and procedures Many failures seem to happen during construction. Site organization is based on selection of one general contractor, who in turn selects several subcontractors, who have specialized in a particular trade such as concreting, formwork, steel fabrication, bearings, reinforcing steel, etc. One of the dif culties is that construction practice varies from state to state and from job site to job site. Current design speci cations do not seem to cover in detail construction related design for temporary loads. Future construction codes should address issues created by use of the latest technology. Technical speci cations may also be made comprehensive to give minute details about construction procedures. Accelerated bridge construction Modern construction technology seems to be pulling the train on design methods. Precast technology is a world apart from traditional wet construction methods. Self-propelled modular transportation (SPMT) has enabled the transportation of long span girders without the need for splices. Connections used for precast methods are different from those used in traditional construction.

As will become evident in Part II, often the current and evolving attributes of Carrier Ethernet reside in the TRAN layer (depending on the specific technologies). Each of the three layers has three associated operational planes: a Data plane, a Control plane, and a Management plane. The Data plane, also referred to as the user/transport/forwarding plane, provides the functional elements required to steer the subscriber flow and supports the transport of subscriber traffic units among MEN Network Elements (NEs). The Control plane provides the functional elements that support distributed flow-management functions among NECs participating in the MEN data plane. The Control plane also provides the signaling mechanisms necessary to support distributed setup, supervision, and connection release operations, among other flow-control functions. The Management plane provides the functional elements that support Fault, Configuration (including flow and/ or connection configuration), Account, Performance, and Security (FCAPS) functions, as well as any related Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) tools. The three operational planes are generally well defined for the TRAN layer (numerous standards bodies have addressed it, and these are identified in Part II). For the ETH layer, the effort was, for the most part (except in the data plane), begun only recently. As will become evident in the rest of the book, the control and management functions of the TRAN layer are often employed in delivering Carrier Ethernet currently.

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public CountDown(int n) { val = n; } // ... } } class AliasQualifierDemo { static void Main() { // Here, the :: operator to resolve // tells the compiler to use the CountDown // that is in the Counter namespace. Ctr::CountDown cd1 = new Ctr::CountDown(10); // ... } }