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Since we must assume as before that < 0, the backward Euler method is stable for all h > 0. In this sense we may say that the backward Euler method is unconditionally stable. Thus, the implicit Euler method (10.35) is certainly more stable

The right image in Figure 12-33 shows what happens after I select Lock Transparency and paint around the girl with the airbrush. The foreground color is set to white. Notice that no matter how much paint I might apply, none of it leaks out onto the background. Although this enlightening discussion pretty well covers it, I feel compelled to share a few additional words about Lock Transparency:

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In this chapter, I covered the basics of customizing AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT. You started to customize by: Creating command shortcuts (aliases) in the acad.pgp or aclt.pgp file Creating your own toolbars that can contain any command sequence that you need Customizing tool palettes, including importing, exporting, and creating groups In the next chapter, you read about how to create macros with script files.

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4.4.4 Post-Translational Modi cation Analysis of Proteins The post-translational modi cations summarized in Figure 4.26 and Table 4.3 are important to protein function because they may be implicated in processes such as protein activation/inactivation (e.g. protein phosphorylation in signal transduction cascades involving G-proteins), recognition (e.g. glycosylation of receptors) or proteolysis (e.g. protein turnover). Chemical procedures for analysis of individual modi cations such as glycosylation, acylation or phosphorylation exist. However, these techniques are laborious and only give information about a particular type of modi cation. The observation that all of the post-translational modi cations of proteins result in altered mass makes MS particularly suitable for their analysis. MS analysis of Oglyosylation is described in Example 4.4.

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