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Mapper D H 1983 Polymeric Stabilization of Colloidal Dispersions (London Academic)... [Pg.2692]

Figure 4 Spatial variation of PL intensity of an InGaAsP epitaxial layer on a 2-in InP substrate shows results of nonoptimal growth conditions. (Data from a Waterloo Scientific SPM-200 PL mapper, courtesy of Bell Northern Research)... Figure 4 Spatial variation of PL intensity of an InGaAsP epitaxial layer on a 2-in InP substrate shows results of nonoptimal growth conditions. (Data from a Waterloo Scientific SPM-200 PL mapper, courtesy of Bell Northern Research)...
Alako BT, Veldhoven A, van Baal S, Jelier R, Verhoeven S, Rullmann T, et al. CoPub Mapper mining MEDLINE based on search term co-publication. BMC Bioinformatics 2005 6 51. [Pg.162]

Beginning with SAS 8, there are tools in SAS to help you read and write XML files. Starting with SAS 9.1, SAS provides XML import support via the XML LIBNAME engine (previously called SXLE) and the SAS XML mapper (previously called Atlas). [Pg.68]

Beginning with SAS 9.1, the SAS XML Mapper (previously known as Atlas) is a SAS stand-alone Java application supplied as part of Base SAS. The SAS XML Mapper is a graphical user interface assistant for building SAS XML Map files. Here is a display that shows the previous example s XML Map file being built from within the XML Mapper application ... [Pg.72]

The resulting ODM XML file produced by the XML LIBNAME engine is very similar to the one produced by PROC CDISC. However, PROC CDISC allows you to specify and pass more of the metadata information along to the XML file. If you need to create customized XML files for a sponsor that do not match the ODM specification, you can use the SAS XML Mapper and the XML LIBNAME engine to write your own custom XML files. [Pg.275]

Numeric-symbolic approaches are particularly important in process applications because the time series of data is by far the dominant form of input data, and they are the methods of choice if annotated data exist to develop the interpretation system. With complete dependence on the annotated data to develop the feature mapping step, numeric-symbolic mappers can be used to assign labels directly. However, as the amount and coverage of available annotated data diminishes for the given label of interest, there is a need to integrate numeric-symbolic approaches with... [Pg.43]

In practice, there may not be sufficient operating experience and resultant data to develop a numeric-symbolic interpreter that can map with certainty to the labels of interest, Cl. Under these circumstances, if sufficient knowledge of process behaviors exists, it is possible to construct a KBS in place of available operating data. But the KBS maps symbolic forms of input data into the symbolic labels of interest and is therefore not sufficient in itself. A KBS depends on intermediate interpretations, ft, that can be generated with certainty from a numeric-symbolic mapper. This is shown in Fig. 4. In these cases, the burden of interpretation becomes distributed between the numeric-symbolic and symbolic-symbolic interpreters. Figure 4 retains the value of input mapping to preprocess data for the numeric-symbolic interpreter. [Pg.44]

Polypropylene film is found in a variety of applications. Films are thin plastic sheets with thicknesses less than 250 pm. Applications for these films include candy mappers, plastic label material, electrical capacitors (which requires very pure polymer), and fiber glass insulation backing. There are two general categories of polypropylene films unoriented and oriented. Films are manufactured through either a cast or a blown film extrusion process. Oriented films exhibit improved strength relative to unoriented films. This means that they can be... [Pg.313]

Roberts L. Human genome research. SNP mappers confront reality and find it daunting [news]. Science 2000 287 1898-1899. [Pg.231]

Wade, N., "Genome Mappers Navigate the Tricky Terrain of Race," New York Times, July 7, 2001, p. A17. [Pg.313]

KEYWORDS Remote Sensing Geology, Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper, Band Ratio,... [Pg.485]

Gad, S. Kusky, T. 2005. Lithological mapping in the Eastern Desert of Egypt, the Barramiya area, using Landsat thematic mapper (TM). Journal of African Earth Sciences, 44, 196-202. [Pg.488]

There are a few design options for the Data Persistence Layer. Here we use the Data Mapper Pattern (Fowler, 2003b). The reason is that we want to separate the domain layer and the database schema and allow them to evolve independently. [Pg.186]

Data Mapper Pattern A layer of Mappers that moves data between objects and database while keeping them independent of each other and the mapper itself. [Pg.186]

Each one of these tables will have a data mapper object. There might be other tables such as name table and distribution table, and they can be handled in the same way. These data mapper objects are used together to build the entire object tree that was described in Chapter 12 and to insert, update, and delete a record in the database. [Pg.188]

Now we are ready to develop the data mapper for the Compound object—the CompoundMapper class. The following class diagram describes Compound Mapper s relationship with the two interfaces (Figure 15.1). [Pg.188]

The AbstractMapper class is introduced to abstract out the common code that can be used by all data mapper objects of entity objects (Fowler, 2003b) ... [Pg.188]

A few abstract protected methods are left to the concrete mapper object to implement. They are declared in AbstractMapper so that they can be called by the Template Methods to maximize code reuse. [Pg.196]

The CompoundMapper class—the data mapper for the compound object—is as follows ... [Pg.196]

For each table in the database, a mapper object is needed. To manage a transaction that involves multiple tables, which is the case for compound registration, use a Unit of Work (Fowler, 2003b) object that groups die inserts and updates together. [Pg.203]

Typically, the LRT smoke episodes are first detected by the increase in the PM concentration at the measurement site. If adequate real-time instruments are available, also the changes in the physical properties (e.g., particle size) and chemical composition of particles can be observed. Every PM pollution episode observed in Northern Europe is not associated with LRT smokes. Therefore, the origin of the polluted air masses must be identified, e.g., by using the backward air mass trajectory models (e.g., HYSPLIT provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or FLEXTRA [34]), that shows the path of air masses before arriving the measurement site. Additionally, Web Fire Mapper (http //maps. geog.umd.edu) shows the location and intensity of fires areas obtained from MODerate-resolution Imaging spectroradiometer (MODIS [10]) onboard the satellites. [Pg.104]

Fassnacht, K. S., Gower, S. T., MacKenzie, M. D., Nordheim, E. V. and Lillesand, T. M. (1997) Estimating the leaf area index of north central Wisconsin forest using the landsat thematic mapper. Remote Sensing Environ. 61, 229-45. [Pg.298]


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