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These components are at the heart of the various standards that have arisen for controlling the production of CDs, from audio CDs to computer CD-ROMs.

3.14.6 Fragility Analysis of R.C. Bridge Pier Considering Soil-Structure Interaction Seismic fragility methodology for highway bridges: Bridge fragility curves, which express the probability of a bridge reaching a certain damage state for a given ground motion parameter, play an important role in the overall seismic risk assessment of a transportation network. 3.14.7 Case Studies of Seismic Failures

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are detected and an indication of the error is added to the information stored in the capture buffer. Capture filters. Capture filters compare user-defined specifications (such as address fields, protocol types, error conditions, and logical channel numbers) against the incoming data. If the filter criteria are met, then the frame is passed onto the capture buffer for storage; otherwise it is discarded. Capture buffer. The capture buffer forms the core of a protocol analyzer. All collected data, error conditions, and timing information are stored in the capture buffer. The capture buffer is implemented as a circular queue, with a head pointer to indicate where new incoming data is stored and a tail pointer to indicate where the first frame of information was stored. Capture buffers typically are 2 to 256 MB in size. Data capture can occur in several ways: a circular, continuous, first-in first-out (FIFO) manner; a fill-the-buffer-and-stop mode; or in a triggered mode that stops the capture based on a specified event. In the FIFO mode, the head and tail pointers are next to one another and each new incoming frame overwrites the oldest frame in the buffer. Disk. The disk is part of the computing platform for the storage of the software and data necessary to run the protocol analyzer. In Figure 27.7 it is shown as part of the analysis and acquisition system because it is used as an extension of the capture buffer. The disk can be used for storing capture buffer data as well as measurement results (e.g., statistics result logging). Event log. The event log is implemented with a database on the computing platform s disk. When a measurement such as expert analysis detects a critical network event, or the statistics monitor detects a threshold being exceeded, an entry is made into the event log. Triggers and actions. The triggers and actions form the base for much of the troubleshooting capability of a protocol analyzer. Triggers are implemented with a pattern-matching device (usually implemented in hardware for performance reasons) that matches user-defined patterns against incoming data. Triggers range from simple bit patterns to complicated byte streams that represent specific protocol sequences. When a trigger is matched, the measurement software is immediately interrupted to handle the trigger and invoke an action. Timers and counters. The triggers initiate the timers and counters function. When an incoming frame matches the user-defined trigger condition, a timer is started or stopped, or a counter is incremented or decremented. The results of the timer and counter values are read by measurement applications. The timers usually are implemented in firmware or hardware so that the proper accuracy can be attained.

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Here is an example that demonstrates several documentation comments. It uses both the multiline and the single-line forms. As a point of interest, many programmers use a series of single-line documentation comments rather than a multiline comment even when a comment spans several lines. (Several of the comments in this example use this approach.) The advantage is that it clearly identifies each line in a longer documentation comment as being part of a documentation comment. This is, of course, a stylistic issue, but it is common practice.

A BD player, although vastly more advanced than a DVD player, is still a constrained device, with specific limits on memory capacity, processing speed, and bandwidth. In part, this is due to the realities of trying to build a reasonably priced player, because a $10,000 player would not sell very well. Further, it is also due to the need for interoperability across the different players that will be manufactured.