... listing
For the fragment on the left, here are the nodes
returned by the parser:
1. The Document node
2. The Element node corresponding to the
<sonnet> tag
3. A Text node containing the carriage ... object, and pass the file name to
the domOne object. The domOne object creates a
parser object, parses the document, then
processes the DOM tree (aka the Document
object) via the printDOMTree ... return at
the end of the <author> tag and the four
spaces in front of the <last-name> tag
6. The Element node corresponding to the
<last-name> tag
7. A Text node containing the characters
“Shakespeare”
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through the children of a node, dem . This example counts the
number of characters in all the Text nodes within the ... range that includes the
node and all of its children.
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after the last child of the node. The resulting range contains all the children of the
de, but not the n
17.5.2.2 Manipulating ... the order in which they appear in the document. Finally, if you pass the
special string "*" to getElementsByTagName( ), it returns a list of all the elements in
the document, in the...
... matchmaker: the message type
(sometimes called the speech act) and the content. The former denotes the intent of the
message (e.g., query or assertion) while the latter denotes the information ... either of them.
The Internet services of the future should aim at exactly the opposite with tailor-made services
(and interfaces) for every individual user as the ultimate target. Neither the suppliers ... information to the matchmaker.
As variations on this general theme, the consumer might simply ask the matchmaker to
recommend a provider that can likely satisfy the request. The actual queries then take...
... unpacking the books or sets up the bureaus before
unpacking the clothes. Otherwise, the books and the dishes would be unpacked
before there are places to put them.
The different boxes for the various ... about the contents of the shipment, the numbers on the boxes, or
the labels that characterize the contents. They take the boxes, process the
address (routing information), and arrange for the packaging ... and so on.
The moving family is comparable to the user or the application in the
OSI model, which is outside the model. The user communicates with the mov-
ing company and defines the schedule...
... σ
In general, the volatility of the forward price equals the volatility of the spot price; the volatility
of the futures price equals the volatility of the underlying stock if the interest rate ... sec-
tion tries to ease the reader’s burden of adapting the material to his own specific area of
interest.
In much of the forgoing, the market used to develop the theory was the equity market. This
was ... e
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where the first line is the Black Scholes formula and the second line represents a replicating
portfolio. Themodel can therefore be interpreted as the recipe for replicating...
... proportional to the amplitude
and frequency of the waves
the larger the wave amplitude, the more force it has
the more frequently the waves strike, the more total
force there is
Tro, Chemistry: ... of the wave
the distance from node to crest
or node to trough
the amplitude is a measure of how intense the light is
– the larger the amplitude, the brighter the light
•
the wavelength, ... Approach 11
The Relationship Between
Wavelength and Frequency
•
for waves traveling at the same speed, the shorter
the wavelength, the more frequently they pass
•
this means that the wavelength...
... process
called the monetary transmission mechanism.
The IS-LM model shows that an increase in the money supply lowers
the interest rate, which stimulates investment and thereby expands the
demand ... Eleven
3
I
S
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L
M
The intersection of the IS curve and the LM
curve determines the level of national income.
When one of these curves shifts, the short-run
equilibrium of the economy changes, ... it’s time to determine the effects on the variables in the economy.
For the variables Y, P, and r, you can read the effects right off the diagrams.
Remember that SR is the movement
from A to...
... use and determines whether a call
to the object requires work on the part of any of the services. If so, the services
are automatically invoked at the appropriate point in the call. Instead of ... the candidate
technologies for developing the business solution. These models also provide
many benefits that can be used by the application designer and developer. This
module describes these ... from the client.
An object should be released after it has served its purpose. The release process
decrements the object’s reference count and recycles the object pointers,
thereby freeing the...
... other applications or
over the Internet. You could not do this easily with DAO.
Figure A.1. The object model for ActiveX Data Objects 2.7.
Most of the work is done in the ADODB module when you ... can even point the object to an URL,
provided the system has set it up in a consistent manner. This is another way that
ADO allows developers to read outside data, such as from other applications ...
• Recordset object. Similar to the DAO Recordset object, you can open the
Recordset objects as read-only or dynamic. Each Recordset object also has...
... affiliates in the
U.S. and certain other countries. All other brands, names, or trademarks mentioned in this document or Web site are the property of their respective owners. The use of the word partner ... separate packet classification from the policy
applied to the classes, from the application of the policy
on an interface or sub-interface.
(b) Packet Marking.
The IPv4 ToS (Type of Service), ... classified on the
basis of the criteria mentioned above, they can be
processed—conditioned and marked. Packet
classification, and other mechanisms can all be performed
within the Cisco MQC...
... Phillips (1982e)] summarizes the effect of
the standardizing transformations on the model.
Theorem 3.3.1
There exist transformations of the variables and parameters of themodel given by
(3.3) and ... differences in the projection matrices relevant to the
various cases. The starting point in the derivation of the p.d.f. of these estimators
of /3 is to write down the joint distribution of the matrix ... that the adequacy of the critical regions (3.62)-(3.63) depends on the
degree of overidentification of the equation under the identifiability hypothesis.
In particular, the adequacy of these...
...
or
be-
cause
they
feel
that
the
required
effort
on
their
part
to
avoid
the
problem
exceeds
the
possible
gain.
These
facts
support
the
need
to
include
the
traditional ...
for
research
and
practice.
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THE
HEALTH
BELIEF
MODEL
The
Health
Belief
Model
(HBM)IÓ-18
hypothesizes
that health-related
action
de-
pends
upon
the
simultaneous
occurrence
of ...
that
the
patient
feels
person-
ally
capable
of
achieving
within
the
time
limit.
When
the
patient
does
accomplish
the
goal.
the
sense
of
self-efficacy
in
enhanced
and
the...