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chapter 12

chapter 12. More on Classes. The three OOP factors. Remember, we said there were 3 factors that distinguished an Object Oriented Programming langauge: encapsulation inheritance polymorphism. We are still at encapsulation. We said that encapsulation:

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4-4 Inter-Function Communication

4-4 Inter-Function Communication.

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CS 179: GPU Programming

CS 179: GPU Programming. Lecture 14: Inter-process Communication. The Problem. What if we want to use GPUs across a distributed system?. GPU cluster, CSIRO. Distributed System. A collection of computers Each computer has its own local memory! Communication over a network.

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Installing CiviCRM onto Wordpress

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Response Optimization in Oncology In Vivo Studies: a Multiobjective Modeling Approach

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Character Input / Output and Input Validation

Character Input / Output and Input Validation. Introduction. Input and output devices: keyboards, disk drives, mouse, monitors, printers. I/O functions transport information to and from your program . Standard functions: printf (), scanf (), getchar (), putchar ().

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4-5 Standard Functions

4-5 Standard Functions. C provides a rich collection of standard functions whose definitions have been written and are ready to be used in our programs. To use these functions, we must include their function declarations. Topics discussed in this section:. Math Functions Random Numbers.

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Gaussian process emulation of multiple outputs

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The National Park Service

Inventory & Monitoring. The National Park Service. Bert Frost Associate Director, Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Jon Jarvis NPS Director George Dickison Center Director, Natural Resource Program Center, NRSS Steve Fancy I&M Program Leader

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DAQ Cards, or Instruments

DAQ Cards, or Instruments. The purpose of this presentation is to familiarize new Lab View users to the different computer aided test recourses available.

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Homework 4 revision

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Programming in ISIS

Programming in ISIS. an introduction (by E. de Smet, Univ. of Antwerp). Why programming in a database ?. Extension of functions which are lacking, e.g. in ISIS/DOS : printing first occurrence only, limiting length of output etc.

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Funke ATR833 VHF OLED Transceiver

The Funke ATR833 OLED is a complete solution for radios in small aircraft with the new channel separation of 8.33 kHz. The channel spacing can be switched between 25kHz and 8,33kHz.

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Differentiation Rules

Differentiation Rules. Chain Rule Let y be a differentiable function of u and u be differentiable function of x , then The Chain Rule is sometimes stated: Let y=f(x) and u=g(x) with f differentiable at u = g(x ) and and g differentiable at x , then .

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Difference equations

Difference equations. Difference equations. A single-variable discrete dynamical system can be defined as: x(t + 1) = f(x(t)) For example: x(t + 1) = x(t) 2. Complex numbers. Complex variables are created automatically when a complex value is assigned to a variable name >> c1 = 4 + 3i

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