Documentation sketching

Keep records that document when and what was invented. It is important that accurate records are kept showing your original sketches with a disclosure statement describing what and how your invention works. It is useful to have someone witness this disclosure document and verify the date that this invention took place. It is often during this step that the invention concept is either modeled (mathematical or physical or both) and tested. Thus, accurate records of these analyzes or test results should also be kept. In the U.S. it is the first to invent that will obtain a patent in the event of two individuals inventing the same thing. Keep the disclosure document secret until the patent application is submitted to the patent office. 

Many historians have examined in detail the path that Mendeleev took in arriving at his early periodic tables. It seems to be agreed that the first key document, which still exists, consists of a letter sent to Mendeleev. On the back of the letter Mendeleev sketched some rudimentary ideas on how best to arrange the elements into a coherent system. 

The existence of copper(I) isocyanide complexes is well documented, of course (90). Such complexes are basically straightforward, having stoichiometries and physical and chemical properties analogous to other copper(I) complexes. It would be somewhat surprising if the studies currently underway on the catalytic systems had not attempted to sketch in this relationship more precisely. No copper(O) isocyanide complexes are known, so such species if they exist here would be particularly interesting their stability is clearly low with respect to ligand dissociation, or they would have been isolated in these studies. 

The purpose of documentation is to explain the essential parts of a requirement, design, or implementation in a way that would not be obvious from the code itself. Think of all the documentation parts of development as writing this explanation. It includes model diagrams, examples, informal sketches, formal specifications, storyboards, tables, and so on only because they make the explanation clearer, uncover hidden issues and problems, and help you focus on some things while deferring details of others. 

The notation here is not limited to complete documents delivered within a standard development process. Designers sketch these diagrams on whiteboards when they are discussing their designs with their colleagues. In short, this is a specialized language for communication models and designs. 

Identity of the person taking the photograph Sketches, drawings, and plot plans to document the perspective of each photograph rapidly if needed to augment or as an alternative to the orientation entry... 

Note that the original RFP required six additional sections, not included in excerpt IID Bibliographical Sketches, Budget, Current and Pending Support, Facilities, Supplementary Documentation, and Suggested Reviewers. These sections are beyond the scope of this textbook.)... 

The correlation seems initially documented by Duchamp s Note 122 where, besides hurriedly sketching a Bragdonlike fourth-dimensional spiral (see fig. 23), Duchamp additionally tells himself to study the problem of the rod thrown into relief. Noircarme s functionally analogous fourth-dimensional example of la tige en ressort (as Duchamp described it) reads as follows ... 

To document these visual delights Claude Rifat, who was trained as a scientist in Geneva after his idyllic childhood in Saudi Arabia, made extensive sketches and notes, as part of his own effort to develop a theory of mind that could be related to basic science. But because he was not an artist, he asked Gilles Roth of the Museum of Natural History in Geneva, Switzerland to redraw them in the form shown here. 

As far as we know, Agrippa remained Catholic, but his last years are not well documented. In 1532 he wrote to Melanchthon, speaking of Luther with admiration as that undefeated heretic, who as Paul says in Acts, serves God according to the sect which they call heresy (quoted Zambelli in Colloquia Erasmiana, 140) that same year he wrote to Erasmus (Allen, Ep. 2589 16-18) that he held no opinions that diverge from the opinions of the Catholic church. For a biographical sketch of his last years, see Van der Poel, 46-49. 

Perhaps the most universal application on the Internet is the world wide web. Some background is needed here. Many people have a need to publish information that is useful to others. Knowledge could be transferred easily if a computer user could put a document in a place where it could be accessed by anyone in the world at any time through the Internet. It would also be worthwhile if references in the document to other works also published on the Internet could be linked. Thus, a user reading the original document could simply select a link and instantly see the referencing document. If you were to sketch a picture of all these documents as dots on a page and draw lines between them to illustrate the links to references with these documents, you will draw a web. Because these documents are published all over the world, we have the world wide web. 

The following sketch, drawn to scale, shows the correct layout. This sketch is the result of careful analysis of several American air photos,50 the description of Delousing Chamber I (the alleged site of the crime) as given by documents from the Auschwitz Archives, 1 and the book by Pressac52 which is considered to be the definitive scientific work of Auschwitz literature. 

Similarly, another central question is also still open why was a construction proposal submitted, on Sept. 30, 1943, to the tune of RM 32,200,000 for Birkenau alone, if the intent was to kill the inmates 68 In today s currency (1 RM had approximate purchasing power parity with 10 US-Dollar today) the estimated construction costs amount to 322,000,000 - that is more than a third billion US-Dollar. Construction and the attendant spending proceeded as planned - the documents prove this. An analysis of the implementation of the construction project is presently in preparation for publication. We wish to state at this time that we have in our possession the complete and detailed construction proposal, that is, the calculations as well as the plans and sketches. 

In the diagrams of Crematoria IV and V we shall only point out the depiction of the small win-dows/doors. The wall anchors sketched in here reveal an unusual form. They are configured in such a way that it appears that they were intended to open outwards cf. p. 399.12 Wall anchors are not generally sketched on the inside wall. How they were in fact really constructed is unknown. In the context of related documents some unusual features appear, but these are not relevant to our present topic. We have already announced a separate study on this matter. 

All information used and/or developed for the estimate must be documented and kept at least until the project is completed and audited. This includes drawings, take-offs, preliminary sketches, vendor quotations, etc. The backup information is required for cost and scope tracking and control as well as final cost analysis. 

Function c), from a technical point of view, is a mixture of the warning function and the authenticity function On the one hand, users are to be protected from signing sketches or beginnings of documents inadvertently on the other hand, it has to be guaranteed that no part of a signed document can be deleted. 

The integrator sketched here is different of those described in Sect. 3.2 It integrates more than two documents, it works unidirectional, there are no conflicting rules, and the user interaction is very specific (see also Subsect. 3.2.6). Thus, this integrator was implemented manually, only partially making use of the integrator framework introduced in Sect. 3.2. All integration rules are static and have thus been hard-coded. 

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