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Profile Plot This window display the data (grey values, optical densities or wall thickness changes in mm after calibration) along the line shown in the image window. 

The control toolbox supports an extremely nice root locus design graphics design tool that is ideal for experimentation. The interface is even more intuitive and self-explanatory than that of Simulink. We take the same approach as our introduction to Simulink and have moved the not so necessary and print-intensive window display and instructions to our Web Support. A very brief conceptual introduction is provided in this section. 

The task is to resolve (3.69) for y=0, i.e. to find the x-values that result in y=0, or in other words to find the intercepts of the curve with the x-axis. These x-intercepts are commonly call roots. There is a solution around x=20, another one near x=5 and possibly even more outside the window displayed in Figure 3-21. 

Figure 14 shows a Waters Millennium screen with multiple windows displaying a contour map, a chromatogram at a specified wavelength and the spectrum of the active ingredient peak in the test sample. Most software also allow automated spectral annotations of peak... 

Electrochromic materials are electroactive compounds whose visible spectra depend on the oxidation state. Possible applications are smart windows, displays, mirrors, and so on. Among the most important performance aspects in electrochromic materials, the reversibility and lifetime of the material to repeated cycles, the time of response (usually in order of seconds), the colors of the oxidized/reduced forms and the change in absorbance upon redox switching (contrast) are of interest. 

This window displays a spreadsheet of all of the part s properties. Note that there are more properties than appear on the schematic. Not all properties of a part are displayed on the schematic. To change the voltage of the source, click the LEFT mouse button on the text 12 in the DC column to select the cell ... 

To switch back to the three-window display, select View and then Alternate Display from the menus ... 

Notice now that there are two models listed in the left window pane. This window displays all of the models contained in the library we are editing, Section 7A.llb. The name of the model for the part we selected is QtJtesHn. This model uses all default model parameters since no model parameters are set in the model. The PSpice parameter that represents Hpg is the parameter BF. Change the model as shown. We have renamed the model Qbf33 ... 

Start the 1D WIN-NMR program and set-up the four MDI/application windows display as shown in Fig. 4.3 by clicking the MDI system menu button. Activate the four windows one after the other and inspect the corresponding button panels and menu bars. Iconize two of the windows and rearrange the other two so that each fills half of the display. To do this use the title bar and/or the window frames or use the Tile option in the Window pull-down menu. Check the functionality of the minimize/maximize button and of the options offered in one of the system menus. Iconize the 1D WIN-NMR program by clicking the corresponding button in the 1D WIN-NMR title bar. 

For setting up the final layout it is often convenient to choose a dual Spectrum Preview window display mode (Fig. 4.19). This is accomplished by choosing the Spectrum/Preview option in the Window pull-down menu of ID WIN-NMR. 

Fig. 4.19 Dual window display Spectrum Preview) with ID WIN-NMR.

To prepare for this lesson you should have a MOMEC session started with lel3-[Co(en)3]3+ as the input file in Setup/Files (note that the relevant file for Structure is the Input file thus, you should choose the. out file as Input for the following manipulations). Double click on the Structure option in the Execute window of MOMEC to open the Structure module. The window displayed in Fig. 17.7.1 will appear. Click on the Define button. The HyperChem window with the selected input file will open. Structure will ask you to select at least 3 atoms to define a plane. Choose the Select tool of HyperChem, and select the Co and 4 N atoms that lie in one of the three perpendicular coordination planes. Confirm your choice by clicking the OK button that appears on the Structure window. Your manipulations and results are stored in the log screen of the Structure window, and the plane function, rms shift and distances of the atoms of the plane are displayed. 

Figure 18 PAR 352 SoftCorr III window displaying selections for a Rp calculation.

You will also work outside the store, keeping its appearance attractive by sweeping the sidewalk, making sure the parking lot is free of debris and, in the winter, making sure the sidewalk and parking lot are safe and free of snow. You will want to keep the front window display clean so people can see what you offer. 

Excel Tip. You can set different display options for the two windows. Display values in one window and formulas in another to see the effect of changes. 

To use the Split feature to split a document window horizontally into two windows, select an entire row as if you were going to insert a row. Then choose Split from the Window menu. This creates a split in the window, above the selected row, with each part of the window displaying the active document. Each part of the document now has its own scroll bar, and you can scroll one part of the document while the other part remains fixed. A vertical split is accomplished in the same way. 

Restored A restored window is one that can be used interactively and is identical in function to a maximized window, with the simple difference that it does not necessarily take up the entire screen. Restored windows can be very small, or they can take up almost as much space as maximized windows. Generally, how large the restored window becomes is the user s choice. Restored windows display a restore box (the middle button in the upper-right corner) with a single rectangle in it this is used to maximize the window. Restored windows have a border. Figure 12.19 shows an example of Notepad in a restored state. 

When Windows won t start properly, it is probably due to a driver or some piece of software that s not loading correctly. To fix problems of this nature, you should boot Windows in Safe Mode. In Safe Mode, Windows loads a minimal set of drivers (including a VGA-only video driver) so that you can disable an offending driver. To start Windows in Safe Mode, press the F8 key when you see the Starting Windows display during Windows bootup. This will bring up a menu that wiU allow you to choose to start Windows in Safe Mode. Once booted in Safe Mode, you can uninstall any driver you suspect is causing a Windows boot problem. Upon reboot, the system should go back to normal operation (non-Safe Mode). 

The Hits Manger window displays a complete list of PSI-BLAST hits for... 

Conoptic . [Conap] Polyurethane casting system for protot parts, windows, display deuces. 

Cyrolon . [Cyro Industries] PC sheet used for safety glazing, machine guards, panels for vending machines, signs, RV windscreens and windows, displays. 

On the first page of the Spectrum Search dialog box (Fig. 11.26a) you have again to specify the spectrum files for the search run. If the Show Search Report immediately checkbox is selected, a window displaying the results opens auto-matieally after the search run. You can limit the search also to an existing search report (see Fig. 11.26b). In this case only the substances listed in the report will be compared to the test spectrum. 

S-N diagram See fotigue S-N diagram, snow, artificial A plastic copolymer of butyl and isobutyl methacrylate often dispersed from an aerosol atomizing package. It is used in decorative window displays. 

Fig. 143. ZF- iSR results for U(Pt,, Pd,)3. Top (tSR spectrum at 0.1 K. The two signals used in the fit (see text) are indicated. Only the initial part of the Lorentzian Kubo-Toyabe function is visible due to the short time window displayed. Bottom Temperature variation of the spontaneous precession frequency (left) and the width Akl of the Kubo-Toyabe function for x = 0.1,0.2,0.5 (tight). From Keizer et al. (1999).

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