The Graphical User Interface

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The control of the airborne sound location system, the coupling monitor and the real-time evaluation of all signals, including the echo indications from the ultrasonic instrument, is carried out on two additional boards in the PC. The graphic user interface (under Windows 95), including online help, enables an easy operation of the system. The evaluation program links all echo indications in real time with the probe position and displays them in a graphic repre-... 

The user either enters, or copies, a query object at search time, using the graphical user interface. 

And last not least, we will have to see further improvements in the graphical user interfaces of software systems and the retrieval systems of databases in order to make software and databases more acceptable to the chemical community at large. Software and databases should speak the language a chemist is used to, with hand-drawn chemical structures and reaction equations, or even imderstand the spoken word - and only provide the desired information selectively, not buried in a phe of unnecessary output. 

The Graphical User Interface was then bom, courtesy of the the A manufacturers such as Apple, Apricot, Amiga and Atari. Perhaps that is why so many of them went down the Games path. But they certainly left IBM behind. 

The Graphic Simulation window should be closed before the Graphic User Interface window. 

When the Graphic Simulation window is still open, the Graphic User Interface window should not be used. 

The computer tool consists of two. exe files that implement the GALO algorithm and run under 32-bit MS DOS, a. pi file that implements the graphical user interface (GUI), and three codon-usage files. The GUI requires an installed Peii5 distribution, including the Per 1/Tk modules (see, e. g., www.activestate.com). The GUI provides... 

Fig. 6.4 Introductory screen to the graphical user interface of GENACAT.

STOCAT " manages chemicals and catalysts by providing unique bar-codes that can be printed and stuck onto vials. This is pivotal within the frame of research consortia, when large libraries are created in one place and then sent to other partners for further testing or when partners want to perform data analysis. Fig. 10.19 shows examples of the graphical user interface that enables data capture. 

In generaf each module contains one or more inputs and an output. The programming involves connecting outputs of function blocks to inputs of other blocks via the graphical-user interface. Some modules may require additional parameters to direct module execution. Users are required to fill in templates to indicate the sources of input values, the destinations of output values, and the parameters for forms/tables prepared for the modules. The source and destination blanks may specify process I/O channels and tag names when appropriate. To connect modules, some systems require filling in the tag names of modules originating or receiving data. 

The graphical user interface is created during the software installation using a so-called wizard, which checks the configuration of the plant in cooperation with the user. The wizard permits the adaptation of the graphical user interface to the existing plant set-up and the activation of controller, I/O channels, limit switches, etc. 

R 18] [A 3] As in every macro-scale chemical plant, all process I/O operations are visualized in the graphical user interface (Figure 4.62) The process data can be recorded as a function of time and also exported in ASCII code (Figure 4.63). 

Tel. 818-568-9392, fax 818-568-9778, e-mail info psgvb.com Pseudospectral Generalized Valence Bond calculations on molecules, clusters, and crystals. Cray, Silicon Graphics, Hewlett-Packard, IBM RS/6000, and Convex. The graphical user interface, PS-GUI, runs on Silicon Graphics, Hewlett-Packard, and Sun. 

The intent of SD Planner is to provide these capabilities in a manner that is generic, yet highly customizable to the needs of an individual company. In addition, SD Planner strives for clarity and simplicity, so that it is intuitive and easy to use with minimal training. The graphical user interface has been designed accordingly. 

The models chosen in FOCUSsw for estimating the different routes of entry are MACRO for estimating the contribution of drainage, PRZM for the contribution of runoff and erosion, and TOXSWA for the estimation of the final PEC in surface waters. An additional loading is defined as spray drift input. The calculation of the contribution of the spray drift is incorporated in the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the surface water scenarios called SWASH (Surface WAter Scenario Help). This is a general software shell developed to ensure that the relevant FOCUS scenarios and input are defined consistently for all models [50]. 

When you use Aspen Plus, the parameters are stored in a database, and the calculations are pre-programmed. Your main concern is to use the graphical user interface (GUI) correctly. Aspen Plus is extremely powerful and is needed for other classes of problems. 

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