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or management tasks), timings (start and end dates, critical linkages), measurements available, drawing references, equipment lists and data sources considered and accepted or rejected. Attach other material and supporting documentation, including system diagrams or component lists, as appropriate. The reference number is the element number from the key element summary. If the project is using a formal WBS on which the key elements are based, much of this information may be contained in the WBS Dictionary. The main assumptions about the element should be stated explicitly, particularly if different people are involved in different parts of the risk identification and assessment process, as may occur in a large project. This is necessary to ensure compatible and consistent assumptions are made throughout the assessment and to facilitate subsequent review. Clearly stated assumptions are particularly important in the early stages of a project, before everything has been fully defined, when analysis and assessment must be undertaken on the basis of reasoned professional judgements about how the later stages of project will proceed.

You can use this information to check dimensions (covered in 14) or to make calculations that you need for drawing.

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Figure 3.25. Mechanisms of uorescence quenching. (a) Collisional or dynamic quenching. The quencher collides with the excited uor leading to loss of some energy from the excited state as kinetic energy. (b) Static quenching. The quencher and excited uor form a stable complex called a dark complex. Some energy from the excited state is lost during this process.

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Figure 2-4 Figure 2-5 shows the organizational chart from Figure 2-2 with a few modi cations. Here dashed lines indicate that the Robotics Resources director also reports to the CIO, and that the Vice President of Perks and Boondoggles also reports to the President, in addition to reporting through the normal chain of command.

Figure 22.1 Imaging informatics data sources (rectangle), concepts, technologies, and applications (large and small ellipses) as discussed in the chapters of Part IV. Color codes refer to the ve-layer informatics infrastructure shown in Figure 20.2. This chapter presents multimedia ePR which requires visualization tools discussed in 20.

FIGURE 3.21 Measured input resistance at resonance as a function of c , the angle between the microstrip line and the chip resistor, for the antenna shown in Figure 3.20; r = 4.4, h = 1.6 mm, d = 21.97 mm, and rc = 20 mm. (From Ref. 16, C 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.)

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In general, a key is a set of one or more columns in the table that have certain properties A compound key or composite key is a key that includes more than one column For example, you might use the combination of FirstName and LastName to look up customers A superkey is a set of one or more columns in a table for which no two rows can have the exact same values For example, in the Competitors table shown in Figure 3-1, the Name, Address, and Event columns together form a superkey because no two rows have exactly the same Name, Address, and Event values Because superkeys de ne elds that must be unique within a table, they are sometimes called unique keys Because no two rows in the table have the same values for a superkey, a superkey can uniquely identify a particular row in the table.

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