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The implementation of the technical architecture should provide the functional developer with a separation layer-that is, an environment that hides technical complexity and supports portability at each development stage . And it should provide this separation layer according to the functional developer programming model discussed in 3 . The set of concepts behind such an environment is the technical architecture . An implementation of such a complexity-hiding environment is called a business component virtual machine, and it is presented in the next section . The following sections address two important conceptual aspects of the business component virtual machine : namely, portability and implementing the separation layer .

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Luckily, Photoshop can help. By selecting a non-square pixel aspect ratio or choosing any of the non-square video presets, you can work with a preview of the image that more accurately represents its appearance in your final film or video project. It s important to note, however, that these settings don t actually alter the pixels in your image. They simply present them to you in a way that more closely matches your specific destination. You always have the option of displaying the pixels in a square ratio by choosing View Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction to turn the option off. Toggling this option off can be helpful at times because it eliminates the need for Photoshop to do any scaling and provides you with a higher-quality preview.

First observe that the two E[n2] terms cancel. Furthermore, since arrivals are independent of the state of the queue, we have E[nu] = E[n]E[u] and E[ul(n)] = E[a]E[l(n)] = E[u12 (by (5.20)). R ewriting (5.23) then results in 2E[n] = E[u] + E[a2] - 2E[a12 + 2E[n]E[u]. Bringing the E[n]-terms together on the left-hand-side, we obtain - E[u]) + E[u2] - E[u].

Comparison chart: diagram-based mental model representations FOCUS in uence of Factor X on Factor Y probability or magnitude of in uence expert vs. layperson knowledge semantic similarity of statements & concepts semantic difference of statements & concepts noun-level concepts of varying speci city qualitative descriptions of concept relationships cyclic interaction between factors rates of change between factors DATA COLLECTION semistructured expert interviews unstructured/ semistructured layperson interviews con rmatory layperson questionnaires METRICS probability/ magnitude estimates completeness speci city OUTCOME expert in uence diagram layperson in uence diagram expert/layperson mental model comparisons CITATIONS Bostrom, Fischhoff, & Morgan (1992) Morgan, Fischhoff, Bostrom, & Atman (2002) Fischhoff (1995) Atman, Bostrom, Fischhoff, & Morgan (1994) Bostrom, Atman, Fischhoff, & Morgan (1994) Bostrom, Morgan, Fischhoff, & Read (1994) Read, Bostrom, Morgan, Fischhoff, & Smuts (1994) Vislosky & Fischbeck (2000) Trochim (1989a) Trochim (1989b) Mannes (1989) Galvin (1989) Ifenthaler (2008) Kearney & Kaplan (1997) Pirnay-Dummer (2007) Pirnay-Dummer, Ifenthaler, Johnson & Al-Diban (2008) Novak & Gowin (1984) Novak & Musonda (1991) Freeman & Jessup (2004)

When you accept a change, it is converted from a tracked change into regular text. When you accept a deletion, it is removed entirely from the document. When you reject an insertion, it is deleted. When you reject a deletion, the original text is restored. When you accept formatting changes, they are applied to the nal version of the text. When you reject formatting changes, the formatting is removed. Note that the Accept and Reject buttons in the Changes group of the Review tab both have upper and lower sections. The lower section of the Accept button features the options shown in Figure 11-24. Reject has similar options. Note that the third option, Accept All Changes Shown, is available only if one or more kinds of changes are hidden in the Show Markup tool.

The quick way to display all the fields in a table is to use a sQL statement with a wildcard, like this: SELECT * FROM BookTitles The asterisk indicates that you want to choose every field. From a server-resources standpoint, however, this is an inefficient way to retrieve all records. If possible, select all your fields individually. Using the asterisk forces the database to determine what all the field names are, instead of being told exactly what to retrieve. n

1. First, all relevant order-recursive relations are derived without assuming any structure in the regression vectors.