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As soon as you have your standards file, you associate it with a drawing or template that you want to check, using the STANDARDS command.

The syntax of the xsl:output element, followed by a table describing the attributes, is given here. As you can see from the syntax diagram, all the attributes are optional. If all the attributes are omitted, the xsl:output element will have no effect.

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Adipose tissue produces and releases a wide range of speci c factors in addition to its major metabolic products, FFA and glycerol (see Figure 4.3). Some of these factors have only a local paracrine action on adjacent cells (adipocytes or SVF cells), whereas others exert hormonal effects on distant tissues. Collectively, these products may in uence insulin sensitivity, glucose homeostasis and cardiovascular function.

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When you select any file within your site and open the In & Out Links palette, you see all of the links in and out of the page, as explained earlier in this chapter. But there s more. You also have a Point and Shoot button beside every page and graphic/media file. At any time, you can drag any of these Point and Shoot buttons from its file to

The momentum dispersion function has its origin in the simple fact that a particle of higher momentum is deflected through a lesser angle in a bending magnet, as illustrated in Figure 3.15. It is as though a bending magnet which deflects the ideal particle by 8 is the source of an angular perturbation 8 A p / p to the trajectory of an off-momentum particle entering on the design orbit, where A p / p is the fractional momentum difference relative t o the ideal momentum. In addition, higher momentum particles are bent less effectively in the focusing elements. That is, there is an effect completely analogous to chromatic aberration in conventional optics. The dependence of focusing on momentum will bring in its wake a dependence of betatron oscillation tune on momentum; the parameter quantying this relationship is called the chromaticity. The compensation of chromaticity is accomplished by sextupole magnets, and we are led to the introduction of nonlinear elements into our heretofore linear focusing structure.

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A number of wireless products for the home that were discussed in this chapter were evaluated as part of a PC Magazine project wiring the homes of Bruce and Marge Brown. The article Home Networking from the Ground Up, by Stephanie Change, appeared in the April 6, 2004 issue of PC Magazine. You can find it online at www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1545750,00.asp kc=646.