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Before learning to y sailplanes, I would watch them from the ground, circling so slowly in the sky, with no idea what kept them up. The answer is real options. Here the uncertainty is what the air you are ying through will do. Still air represents complete certainty. On a still day, after you are pulled aloft by the tow plane, the best a pilot can do is descend at around 100 feet per minute, making for a short, boring ight.

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Events Events are notifications that cause something to happen or occur in response to something happening. Inside your classes, you can raise and consume events. Events are raised with the RaiseEvent statement, and handled with either the AddHandler or Handles statements. In the following code, you will raise an event when a crewmember is promoted to captain, which will then update the party calendar. Public Class Class1 Private strRank As String Event Promoted(ByVal newRank As String) Public Property Rank () As String Get Return strRank End Get Set(ByVal Value As String) strRank = Value If Value = "Captain" Then RaiseEvent Promoted(strRank) End If End Set End Property End Class ' Client Application Class Class2 Dim WithEvents NewRank As Class1 Private Sub NewRank_Promoted(ByVal newRank As String) _ Handles NewRank.Promoted ' Update Calendar End Sub End Class Using the AddHandler statement, you do not have to declare a variable with events. Within your client applications, you can use the AddHandler statement to connect to one or more event handlers at runtime. To remove an event handler at runtime, you use RemoveHandler statement.

with the subscriber line. These paths transfer PCM-coded tones, DTMF frequencies, and announcements. The switchblock and the line and service circuits have control channels (CCs) to the exchange processor. This enables the processor to send commands to, and receive information from, these entities. The implementation of subscriber-signaling functions is manufacturer-speci c. In this example, we assume that the line circuits receive the supervision signals and dial-pulse digits from their lines and send ringing signals to the lines. We also assume that there are two types of service circuits. Tone and announcement circuits (TACs) have memories that store PCM sequences for all tones and announcements that can be sent to a subscriber. When, for example, a busy-tone has to be sent to a subscriber line, a switchblock path is set up between an available TAC and the PCM channel associated with the line. The processor then orders the circuit to send a busy-tone. The second type of service circuits are DTMF-digit receiver circuits (DRC). These circuits can provide dial-tone and receive DTMF digits. 3.3.2 Reception of Supervision Signals

Suppose that the setup of a call with a called 800 number, say, 800-123-4567, has reached exchange A. Subsystem Q800-A then has to send a query message to an R800 subsystem at a database that stores the translation for this number in this example, databases C and D. In principle, exchange A could translate the received 800 number into a PC SSN called party address of an R800 in the appropriate database. However, this would require 800-number translation tables in all exchanges and would entail a large effort when an item in the tables has to be added or removed. A better arrangement is to let the exchanges use the received 800 number as a global title (GT) address, which is the functional address of an R800 at a database with information on the 800 number, and install the GT translation capability in the SCCPs of the signal transfer points (STPs) of the network. The SCCP at the originating exchange then routes the query message to a directly connected STP, whose SCCP translates GT into the PC SSN address of the destination. From this point on, the message can be routed by MTP to its destination. The number of exchanges in a network greatly exceeds the number of STPs, and placing the GT translation capability in the SCCPs at the STPs instead of in the exchanges greatly reduces the effort to update the translation data. A GT consists of two parts, known as the GT address (GTA), which is a digit string received from a calling subscriber, and the translation type (TT), which indicates the desired translation (Fig. 15.2-2). For example, if GTA is the national number of a subscriber (S), one value of TT could indicate that GTA is to be translated into the PC SSN address of an ASE in the maintenance center that covers S; another TT value could require a translation that yields the PC SSN address of an ASE in the revenue accounting center that covers S, and so on.

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Access Channel processing (interacts with the MS system access state) Traf c Channel processing (interacts with the MS control on the Traf c Channel state)

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