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the chip duration. Decimal codes {cj } represent a pseudo-random TH code for this transmission. UWB signals can be modulated in different ways; for example, by changing the amplitudes of the pulses with bb j=Ns c , modulations like OOK, BPSK, positive PAM, and M-ary PAM can be obtained. Similarly, by varying the time positions of the pulses with dab j=Ns c , modulations like PPM and M-ary PPM can be obtained. The transmitted signal passes through a multipath radio propagation channel to reach the receiver. A single antenna UWB receiver is considered in this chapter. In addition to the desired signal, interfering signals and AWGN are present at the receiver input. Therefore, the received signal can be represented as r(t)

that it does not disappear automatically, but requires the user to click on some kind of acknowledgement that he/she has read it. Another approach I recommend is to start a series of security reminders. Frequent reminder messages are important; an awareness program needs to be ongoing and never-ending. In delivering content, the reminders

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The parameters that are needed in this model are ( , , m T , H ), where and are the mean and variance of the Gamma distribution and m T is the slope of the line that best ts the tail of the Pareto distribution. 8.2.3 Data Traf c Two traf c models for data traf c are presented in this section. One is a le transfer protocol traf c model; the other is an email traf c model.

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Calling Windows API Functions 124 Opening and closing the CD-ROM tray 125 How API functions really work 127 Looking Inside DLL Files 129 Decrypting the contents of a DLL file 129 Developing Dialog Boxes131 Designing a form 132 Choosing the right element order 133 Compiling your COM object 134 Adding code to make your window appear 134 Adding code to make your window do something 136 Using Properties to Change Your Window s Behavior 139 Accessing your element s properties 140 Making properties accessible from the outside 140 Using Optional Parameters 141 Specifying default values 142 Detecting missing arguments 142 Uncovering Special Window Properties 142 Changing the colors 143 Non-resizable windows 143 Special dialog windows 143 Positioning windows in the center of the screen 144 Implementing Special Window Behavior 144 Resizing the contents of your window 144 Preselecting window elements 147 Responding to the [Enter] key 147 Displaying OLE Error Messages as Clear Text 147 Creating your new OLE error spy tool 148 Finding out more about OLE errors 149 Distributing Your Self-Made COM Objects 150 Manually registering a COM object 150 Preparing a setup package 152 Important caveats you must know about 153

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Job scheduling in a Condor pool is not strictly based on a rstcome- rst-server selection policy. Rather, to keep large jobs from draining the pool of resources, Condor uses a unique up-down algorithm [8] that prioritizes jobs inversely to the number of cycles required to run the job. Condor supports the following policies in scheduling jobs. First come rst serve: This is the default scheduling policy. Preemptive scheduling: Preemptive policy lets a pending highpriority job take resources away from a running job of lower priority. Dedicated scheduling: Dedicated scheduling means that jobs scheduled to dedicated resources cannot be preempted.

Figure 14.25 Entrainment mapping of ventricular tachycardia. Pacing during tachycardia yields almost the same QRS morphology as during tachycardia. The interval between the stimulus and an endocardial signal recorded from a distant site matches the interval between the electrogram and the endocardial signal (arrowheads). In addition, the interval between the last paced beat and the first electrogram will be the same as the tachycardia cycle length (double-headed arrows).

GENIUS has been used to run ALICE [30] simulation on the DataGrid testbed. In addition, GENIUS has also been used for performing ATLAS [31] and CMS [32] experiments in the context of the EU DataTAG [33] and US WorldGrid [34] projects.