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Computer Tech. Doc. Project: Linux Op. System Back
card, the XMMS player, the DSCD player, Xine, video conferencing, GnomeMeeting, the desktop, installing hardware, loading modules for the hardware, IDEs, tweaking hard drive performance, installing CD-ROMs, installing Zip drives, installing USB devices, installing firewire, and more. Volume 4 - ...
The Future Is Calling
became a has-been. But by the mid-1990s, thanks to fiber optics, cable was making a comeback, carrying most telephone calls between the United States and Europe, Japan, and Australia. Pulsing with Internet data packets, cables connect more than 80 nations, carrying far more telephon...
The Black Hawk War of 1832
Black Hawk War of 1832 By James Lewis, Ph.D. In May of 1832 Sac and Fox Indians under the leadership of Black Hawk left the Iowa territory and returned to their homes across the Mississippi River in northern Illinois. These Native Americans had lost their Illinois lands in...
Chemical and Engineering News: March 10, 2003
Join ACS March 10, 2003 Volume 81, Number 10 CENEAR 81 10 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK FEEDSTOCK PRICE HIKE Chemical industry is shaken by recent run-up in costs. NERVE GAS SENSOR Novel system uses reactivity with indicator molecules. CHICKEN DETECTORS...
Scholastic: Bulletproof Your Network
Safe & Secure? | Scholastic.com Administrator Magazine Scholastic Administrator is a must-read resource for 240,000 of today's results-driven school leaders. Every issue features leadership for education executives, insight and analysis into what's next in education, and...
Chemical and Engineering News: September 24, 2001
Public availability of chemical disaster plans is being reexamined. INDUSTRY STOCKS TAKE A HIT Chemical and biotech stocks fall steeply. TEMPERATURE SENSOR Class of molecular thermometers employs luminescent polymer films. TRITIUM LAB CLOSING NIH pulls plug on the 19-year-old labeli...
The Internet
The Internet is named after the Internet Protocol, the standard communications protocol used by every computer on the Internet. The Internet can powerfully leverage your ability to find, manage, and share information. Never before in human history has such a valuable resource been ava...
WDISPLAY: Wireless Room Area Network (RAN) Data Display Utility
Biological ESTEEM: Excel Simulations and Tools for Exploratory, Experiential Mathematics ESTEEM Home Modules About Contribute Editorial Board Search WDISPLAY: Wireless Room Area Network (RAN) Data Display Utility This system utilizes a LAN, usually a Wireless...
 Investigating the Climate System - Precipitation
APPENDIX H Glossary active sensor (active system)—A remote-sensing sys tem (e.g., an instrument) that transmits its own radi ation to detect an object or area for observation and receives the reflected or transmitted radiation. Radar is an example of an active system. 1...
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APPENDIX H Glossary active sensor (active system)—A remote-sensing sys tem (e.g., an instrument) that transmits its own radi ation to detect an object or area for observation and receives the reflected or transmitted radiation. Radar is an example of an active system. 1 Compare with passive sensor. bright band—A narrow, intense radar echo due to water-covered ice particles at the melting level where reflectivity is at its greatest. 2 climate—The average weather conditions in an area determined
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Appendix D: TRMM Introduction/Instruments without TRMM with TRMM Actual Storm Track Hurricane Bonnie, August 1998: 5-Day Forecasts vs. Actual Storm Track Improved forecasts can save money ($600K–$1M per mile of coast evacuated) and lives by more precisely predicting where the hurricane eye will be located at landfall. Source: Dr. <span class="highlight">A</span>. Hou, NASA DAO TRMM Instruments TRMM Microwave Imager (TMI) The TRMM Microwave Imager (TMI) is <span class="highlight">a</span> passive microwave <span class="highlight">sensor</span> that detects and images microwave
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APPENDIX H Glossary active <span class="highlight">sensor</span> (active system)—<span class="highlight">A</span> remote-sensing sys­ tem (e.g., an instrument) that transmits its own radi­ ation to detect an object or area for observation and receives the reflected or transmitted radiation. Radar is an example of an active system. 1 Compare with passive <span class="highlight">sensor</span>. bright band—<span class="highlight">A</span> narrow, intense radar echo due to water-covered ice particles at the melting level where reflectivity is at its greatest. 2 climate—The average weather conditions <span class="highlight">in</span> an area determined
An Introduction to MSW Logo
With over 10 years experience providing a wide range of telecommunication services and significant experience owning and managing one of Australia’s most advanced ADSL networks, the Eftel Group is Australia’s number one choice for cost effective solutions. ABN 47 073 238 1...
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