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In the early prototype stages of an AGC circuit it is a good idea to utilize trimmers in place of certain critical fixed resistors in order to allow the values of the AGC s loop to be empirically optimized. 8.4 Attenuators

Function Group specifies if the use of the function requires the generation of a GROUP BY in the SQL. Upper does not, but SUM would. ID corresponds to the name of the function that appears to you in the SQL Editor. InMacro indicates if Desktop Intelligence users can access the SQL function to create their own objects. If you scroll through the .prm file, note that by default, users cannot access the Oracle DECODE function. If you want them to be able to, set IN_MACRO="True". Type specifies if the output results are in an alphanumeric ( String ), date ( DateTime ), or numeric ( Numeric ) format. The Arguments section provides prompts when users create their own objects. The Argument Type indicates the format required. In the preceding example, users will be prompted to enter a String that then gets passed to ($1) as part of the SQL command. In the case of Upper($1), the string will be the universe object to convert to uppercase. If you were looking at an aggregate function such as SUM, the Argument Type would be "Numeric". The Arguments section and settings are similar to TRAD in earlier versions of the .prm file. SQL shows the actual SQL syntax. The number of SQL parameters is indicated with ($1) and so on.

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When this condition is met, the Wheatstone bridge is said to be balanced. Using voltage dividers we see that this condition translates into R1 V R2 V = R1 + R3 R2 + R4 And R4 V R3 V = R1 + R3 R2 + R4 Dividing (5.8) by (5.7) gives the bridge balance equation R4 = R2 R3 R1 (5.9) (5.8) (5.7)

You ll note that Barry s E-mail is long and unclear. You ll also note many modifying words and phrases. As you work to revise it, follow the steps that have been outlined thus far in this chapter: 1. Look for compound sentences. If you nd one, consider breaking the sentence into two or more separate units. 2. In complicated sentences, consider how many separate thoughts and ideas are being expressed. Can any be eliminated Are any redundant Can separate thoughts be written as separate sentences 3. Think about Barry s use of adverbs, adjectives, and modifying phrases. Are they needed Or are they diminishing the impact of his verbs and nouns, and thus should be eliminated 4. Decide if the ideas expressed in the modifying phrases are important. If they are, are there more precise words that can substitute for the longer phrases How did you do Following the steps above, start by looking for compound sentences. Are there any coordinating conjunctions (one of the BOY S FAN words) No, there aren t.