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Auto-push Model 1. A CR chest image is sent from the acquisition gateway to the receive process through DICOM CR Image Storage Service Class. The receive process receives the image and stores the image le on local computer disk. 2. The receive process adds the image le information to queue 1 through the Queue control operation. 3. The insert process parses the CR image le header information from queue 1, and reads in the image le from local disk. 4. The insert process extracts Patient/Study information from the DICOM header of the image and inserts the information into the patient/study tables of the PACS database. 5. The insert process adds the new image le information to queue 2 through the Queue control operation. 6. The routing process reads the image le information, searches the routing information for this CR image, and nds the destination WS information. 7. The routing process adds the image le information and destination WS information to queue 3. 8. The send process reads the image le information and destination WS information from queue 3. 9. The send process sends the image le to the speci ed WS through the DICOM CR image Storage Service Class. Client-Server Model with Q/R 10. The WS can also query/retrieve (Q/R) the same CR image by Q/R Service Class. The Q/R-server process receives the Q/R request from the WS. 11. The Q/R-server process searches the PACS database and nds the matching results.

But, for the re ected eld, again for suitable constants E , and H we have E r = Er y = E ej t e 1 x y, so that Hr = j Hr , t H r = Hr z = H ej t e 1 x z Er = 1 Er , x

dial-up or are not always connected to the Internet, you should select No and connect only when needed. There is also a button that allows you to review the Privacy Policy again if you choose. If you chose to have Media Center automatically connect to the Internet to get data, the next screen, shown in Figure 3-7, establishes whether your Internet connection is always on, such as with

In fact, in the absence of appropriate substituents at one or both ends of the bond, none of these bonds will undergo heterolytic rupture except under extreme conditions. However, as the above reaction sequence implies, the OH group can be converted to a much better leaving group by the simple device of protonation. Protonation e ectively increases the electronegativity of the oxygen atom. The same can be accomplished by alkylation or by the attachment to the oxygen of other Lewis acids such as metal cations BF3 , AlCl3 , FeCl3 , and so on. The same is true to a lesser extent for NR2 and F for di erent reasons. The basicity of N makes attachment to Lewis acids an energetically favorable process, but the net di erence between the e ective electronegativity of N and that of C is not su ciently large to render N a good leaving group. On the other hand, the low basicity of F renders attachment to most Lewis acids ine ective in competition with most solvents, especially those which are polar enough to facilitate heterolytic cleavage. Bimolecular Nucleophilic Substitution SN 2 The SN 2 mechanism implies a concerted bimolecular reaction which proceeds with inversion of stereochemistry at the central carbon atom:

You can instantly send your drawings to others on your team or to your clients, by either faxing or e-mailing them, just as you fax and e-mail other documents. You can fax a drawing if the recipient doesn t have AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT and wants to quickly see the drawing on paper. (Later in this chapter, I explain how someone can use Autodesk DWF Viewer to view AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT drawings.) Use e-mail if the recipient has AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT and may need to edit the drawing. You can also send a drawing to an FTP site. Another option is to create a PDF file from the drawing and e-mail the PDF file.