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... = 1 11² = 11 x 11 = 121 = 1+2+1 = 4 12² = 12 x 12 = 144 =1+4+4 = 9 13² = 13 x 13 = 169 =1+6+9 = 7 14² = 14 x 14 = 196 = 1+9+6 = 7 15² = 15 x 15 = 225 = 2+2+5 = 9 16² = 16 x 16 = ... See full document

... This two-part tutorial introduces the structure, syntax, and programming paradigm of the Java™ language and platform. You'll learn the Java syntax you are most likely to encounter professionally and Java ... See full document

... Carl.David@uconn.edu and I will correct them. Everything you read here has been achieved created by hacking through every piece of material I can find on the WWW concerning the topics being discussed. Orginality is ... See full document

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...  Some fundamental principles apply to all types of software system, irrespective of the development techniques used:. Systems should be developed using a managed[r] ... See full document

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... Figure 1, and the need not only to con- nect contextual factors with changes in SDH and their dis- tribution, but also to demonstrate where feasible a relation between changes in SDH and changes in health ... See full document

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... a number of separate programs, configuration files, which are used to setup these programs, system documentation, which describes the structure of the system & user documentation which explains how to use the ... See full document

... These systems were used to try to perform the same tasks as a human expert in a particular subject area, by encoding the expert's way of solving a problem into a set of rules and facts w[r] ... See full document

... [0, 1], but the outcomes do not seem to be equally ...[0, 1], and recording the first of these two numbers if their sum is less than ...[0, 1] into 10 ... See full document

... 2. Compute the variance of the difference between two uncorrelated variables As you will see in later sections, there are many occasions in which it is important to know the variance of the sum of two variables. Consider ... See full document

... We mention one other solution of note. Sage [4] is written in Python, which has a very clean syntax, but is very high level with terrible performance (often a hundred times slower than highly optimised C). For ... See full document

... measuring the voltage of a device, we will typically assume that the individ- ual measurements are drawn from the same distribution and that they are independent of each other. That is, having measured the voltage a ... See full document

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... decision to use such a small packet. Then, we describe the structure of the header of the ATM cell, the ATM protocol stack, and the various ATM interfaces. We conclude this Chapter with a description of the physical ... See full document

... This generates the X, Y , and Z meshgrid arrays for a cylinder with radius r and height 1. The values of r are for the radii at the top and the bottom. For an ordinary right-circular cylinder, both numbers are the ... See full document

... Table 1) has become blurred to the extent that there is at least a tentative basis for some agreement to protect migrant EU citizens’ post- Brexit rights if they have been resident at least for five years in the ... See full document

... Recall that a finite group action on a reasonable (say paracompact Hausdorff) space X is free if the isotropy subgroups at all points are trivial. Basic results in topology state that a free action of a finite group G on ... See full document

... As stated, this is not a fully specified algorithm: we have to specify the loop- iteration parameter k, and more importantly, we have to specify a procedure for choosing α in each loop iteration. One approach might be to ... See full document