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Note: All the above should be checked by analysing the evolved gases and residual solids. Above 400 C further decomposition occurs with loss of SO 2 and SO3 to give copper oxide. (2) (a) Since the loss to 110 C was small, it is probable that this sample contains very little moisture or residual solvents. The silanizing would tend to make it hydrophobic. (b) The coating is stable to about 150 C but is then lost in two stages. This could be due either to two different silanizing coatings (see p. 97) or to the coating of two different sites on the packing. Since the total loss is 45.5 mg from 400 mg and the loss below 110 C is small, there is 11.4% by weight of coating on the packing. (3) (a) In this example, 1 mm 2.5% by weight. The loss by 100 C is about 1.5 mm corresponding to about 4% moisture content. (b) The residue above 800 C is about 5 mm or 12%. This is a thermally stable filler, such as titanium dioxide. Note that some fillers, e.g. CaCO3, may decompose at high temperatures. A very small char residue is assumed. (c) The mass of the dry, filler-free polymer present corresponds to 84%. Since the degradation is in two stages, it is unlikely to be a polyolefin, or poly(methyl methacrylate). The first loss between 100 C and 400 C is 50% of the total or about 60% of the polymer. This suggests poly(vinyl chloride):

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I mention the DesignCenter many times in this book for example, in 11 on layers, and 18 on blocks. In this chapter, I cover the DesignCenter in detail. You can use the DesignCenter to easily drag named drawing components from one drawing to another. You can access this drawing content from drawings on your hard drive, on a network drive, or over the Internet. You never need to recreate them again. Autodesk calls this mining your design. You can even drag raster images directly into your drawing. You can do the following with the DesignCenter: Browse and insert named drawing components, including blocks (and dynamic blocks), xrefs, layers, text styles, table styles, dimension styles, linetypes, and layouts. You can also access custom objects that are created by third-party applications.

Figure 6.2 (A) Example of lossy image compression. A simple boundary search algorithm determines n1 , n2 , n3 , and n4 , the four coordinates required to circumvent the 512 512 CT image by the rectangle with dimensions of (n2 n1 ) (n4 n3 ). These coordinates also give the relative location of the rectangle with respect to the original image. Each pixel inside this rectangular area can be compressed further by a lossless procedure. (B) Segmentation algorithm used to outline the boundary of the abdominal CT image. Pixels outside of the boundary are discarded, and hence the segmentation process reduces the size of the image le.

((-1 . <Entity name: 15ac558>) (0 . LINE ) (330 . <Entity name: 15ac4f8>)(5 . 2B ) (100 . AcDbEntity ) (67 . 0) (410 . Model ) (8 . 0 )(100 . AcDbLine ) (10 6.5 1.0 0.0) (11 5.0 5.0 0.0) (210 0.0 0.0 1.0))

Figure 35-8: Use the Format Options dialog box to format margins and indentation in the Visual LISP editor.

(75%) and cardboard (25%) by mass. A: mixture without polyurethane and latex. c Plastic B: mixture without polyvinyl chloride. d Plastic C: mixture without nylon, latex, polyurethane, and acetate. e Plastic mixture of polyethylene (73%), PVC (2%), polystyrene (4%), polypropylene (8%), polyethylene (4%), nylon (2%), latex (2%), acetate (2%), and polyurethane (3%) by mass.

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You can limit the portion of an image that Select Color Range affects by selecting part of the image before choosing the command. When a selection exists, the Color Range command masks only those pixels that fall inside it. Even the preview area reflects your selection.

The following rules seem likely to change or are complicated enough to deserve special attention: Give a 10% discount if the customer pays in full in advance. The parameter 10% might change. If there is less than 1 pound of standard size screws, add them to the reorder list. The parameter 1 pound might change. If we have fewer than 3 bottles of glue, add it to the reorder list. The parameter 3 bottles might change.

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There is a multitude of variations to express IP addresses, but the dot-decimal notation is the most widely used.

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In this model, the Phones table is fairly unconstrained because it allows a person to have any number of any type of phone number. All of the elds are required. Some other validations that you could build into the database include: