Part II in .NET

Creator qr-codes in .NET Part II

instances (e.g. IT and knowledge management) and which do not (load management and knowledge management). Also it is clear that IT plays a part in both types of management. The relative sizes of the classes are clearly visible, e.g. there are a lot more pages written about load management than knowledge management. Another interesting aspect of the visualization is that proximity in the map is related to semantic proximity. This is a consequence of the graph layout algorithm. Classes are semantically close if they share many instances. Indeed, the more instances two classes share, the closer they are in the visualization. Instances are semantically close if they belong to the same class(es). Indeed, instances that have the same class memberships are explicitly clustered. Figure 9.5 shows a more extensive example of a cluster map, displaying the cluster model of four key terms within the EnerSearch domain. Here, the clusters are displayed as cylinders, abstracting from the individual instances they contain. This allows the visualization to scale to larger amounts of instances. Furthermore, the edges connecting the same class to various clusters all have the same colour, so that the distribution of its instances over the map is easier to spot. The static version of the cluster map (i.e. the image itself) already contains a lot of information that can be useful for analysing the data set. The classes and their hierarchical relationships provide an understanding of the domain of the

Figure 5.3: Applications in Various Environments. A second phase will see the seamless availability of applications from mobile and wireless LAN networks. Local services linked to the hotspot locations will also be implemented to offer end users specific applications such as video streaming, infotainment, etc. In addition, services specifically aimed at wireless LAN users could be deployed via mobile networks for example, the communication of wireless LAN service availability in the area. 5.8.6 Alcatel Solution for Mobile Operators

ibrary features are features that you create once and re-use many times. They are intended to be parametrically flexible to fit into many types of geometry, but they can also be of a fixed size and shape. You will use all the information that you have learned in previous chapters about designing for change, and design intent in this chapter, as well as learn how to create, use, and store library features.

E(z) = A(z)X(z) from which we get the decoder output with Eq. 15.16: X (d) (z) = X(z) + Q(z) A(z)

The Main Menu applet creates a single icon on the panel. This single icon contains the entire GNOME menu system (see The Menu Area section earlier in this chapter). The submenus in the Applications top-level menu are listed, along with the Places and System menus. Once you create the main menu, you can use the GNOME menu editor to customize it. Using the techniques explained earlier in The Menu Area section, you can add and remove individual menu items from this panel menu.

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micro strip line fabricated on silicon substrate in CMOS processing. It can be described by the distribution parameters, the capacitance per unit length in respect to the substrate, Cmsl, and the self-inductance per unit length along the runner, Lmsl. W X X Cmsl = ox 2.42 + 0.44 int + 1 int , F cm X int W W