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Flash Parameter Autoplay Loop Quality High (default) Low Auto High Auto Low Src Scale Show All (default) Possible Values Checked (default) Checked (default) Description Enables the Flash movie to begin playing as soon as possible. Plays movie continuously if checked; otherwise, movie plays once. Controls anti-aliasing during playback. Anti-aliasing is turned on. This can slow the playback frame rate considerably on slower computers. No anti-aliasing is used; this setting is best for animations that must be played quickly. The animation begins in High (with anti-aliasing) and switches to Low if the host computer is too slow. Starts the animation in Low (no anti-aliasing) and then switches to High if the host machine is fast enough. Specifies the .fla Flash source file. To edit a .swf Flash movie file, you must modify the movie s .fla source file. Determines how the movie fits into the dimensions as specified in the Width and Height text boxes. Displays the entire movie in the given dimensions while maintaining the file s original aspect ratio. Some of the background may be visible with this setting. Scales the movie precisely into the dimensions without regard for the aspect ratio. It is possible that the image could be distorted with this setting. Fits the movie into the given dimensions so that no borders are showing and maintains the original aspect ratio. Some of the movie may be cut off with this setting.

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5.5.2 Molybdenum Electrodes 5.5.3 Carbon-Carbon Composite Materials 5.5.4 Pyrolytic Graphite 5.5.5 Hold-off and Conditioning in Ion Thrusters 5.6 Ion Accelerator Grid Life 5.6.1 Grid Models 5.6.2 Barrel Erosion 5.6.3 Pits-and-Grooves Erosion References Problems

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sec-Alcohols. At present, methods to manufacture detergent-range straight-chain (C IO-C 16) secondary alcohols through the oxidation of n_alkanes880-883 are practiced in Japan and the former Eastern Block countries. Boric acid-modified air oxidation (the Bashkirov method 884) at low conversion levels (20%) to maintain suitable selectivity is applied. An optimal concentration of boric acid is required, since it inhibits oxidation in high concentration, but increases alcohol yields. Aromatic compounds also act as inhibitors, necessitating the use of high-purity feeds 0.1 % aromatics). It was found, however, that ammonia and amine compound cocatalysts exclude inhibition problems and allow higher conversions with the same selectivity (Nippon Shokubai process).885,886 The oxidation product is hydrolyzed, and unreacted paraffins and recovered boric acid are recycled. Hydrogenation of the hydrolysis product (70% alcohols, 20% ketones, 10% carboxylic acids) increases yields to better than 90% by converting ketones to alcohols. The alcohol mixture is purified by distillation and reacted with ethylene oxide to achieve better biodegradability. The product sec-alcohol ethoxylates are the main ingredients in liquid detergents.

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After reading the remainder of this chapter, you might want to return to this page and review the generated code. You ll see that it mimics what you can do manually with the HTTPService component: request and parse data in XML format.

Character strings contain descriptions that often have interesting information embedded in them. SQL has only rudimentary string manipulation functions, but these are often sufficient for extracting interesting features. Although the LIKE operator can be useful, it is often quite inefficient and can be replaced with more efficient functions. This section contains some examples of feature extraction.

(PRAs) that offer the same broad service (findRelatedPapers and findRelated Authors) but to varying degrees of quality, coverage, and timeliness Armed with all this information, the scientist decides that the results should be discussed within the wider organisation context This involves interacting in the Scientist s Organisation Marketplace The agents involved in this marketplace are the research meeting convener agent (RMCA) (responsible for organising research meetings) and the various scientist agents that represent the relevant scientists The services provided by these agents are given in Table 174 The RMCA is responsible for determining when research meetings should take place; this is achieved via the arrangeMeeting service through interaction with the SAs of the scientists involved.

The scientist requests a slot to discuss the latest experimental ndings (via the setAgenda service) and provides the appropriate data for discussion to the RMCA that disseminates it to the SA s of the relevant participants (via the disseminateInformation service) As a consequence of the meeting, it is decided that the results are appropriate for dissemination into the scienti c community at large The general scienti c community is represented by a series of distinct marketplaces that are each responsible for different aspects of the scienti c process As decided upon at the organisation s meeting, the sample data is logged in the appropriate international database (using the logSample service) This database has an attached noti cation service at which individual scientists can register their interests in particular types of data (via the registerInterests service).