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$An index appearing as a superscript in a denominator counts as a subscript as far as the summation convention is concerned. Likewise, a subscript in a denominator counts as a superscript for summation purposes. In later chapters we will use a summation convention on internal (not Lorentz) indices in which any repeated index, whether superscript or subscript, implies a summation. A comparison of indices on the two sides of an equation usually indicates the summation convention in use and gives a quick consistency check: indices that are not repeated should balance on the two sides of an equation.

This process may take some time, as the delbackup script uses the del.icio.us API to pull down your bookmark collection as a YAML export. Once it s done, however, you can dump the data into the Rubric database with a script found under the bin directory of the unpacked Rubric archive:

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This phenomenon is widely recognized in the consumer research eld, and a common and simple way around it was developed long ago. The trick is to ask other questions that help qualify the responses. The con rmatory questions should not be close to the sensitive one, but later, and scattered about within the survey. For example, you might ask visitors to choose their favorite columnists from a list. If they fail to select a single one from the intellectual magazines, you ve got a red ag on their previous answer why would they read those magazines if they didn t enjoy any of their writers In that case, you should probably exclude that respondent s answers from your tally. When designing a form for your Web site, however, you should bear in mind that you don t want to make it too long. People especially Web surfers do not have endless patience for answering zillions of questions, which limits your ability to mix in con rmatory questions.

Figure 11.26. RCS at 6.8 GHz with and without iris (effect of higher-order modes). Solid line: one mode, no iris. Dash dotted line: 15 modes, no iris. Dashed line: One mode, iris matched. Dotted line: 15 modes, iris matched. (a) E plane. (b) H plane.

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ince Flash 5, developers have had the capability to dynamically manage sound resources using ActionScript. If you ve worked with sounds in Flash at authoring time, you likely know that you can place sound resources on keyframes. Using ActionScript, the resources may or may not be placed on keyframes in the Flash timeline. It s possible for ActionScript to attach the sound resource to the Flash movie at runtime. You can even load MP3 sounds from files external to the Flash movie. In this chapter, you learn how to access the Sound class s properties and methods in order to create efficient sound loading and playback in a Flash movie.

Dreamweaver comes with related panels already combined into panel groups. However, you re not limited to the predefined panel groups. In fact, the panel groups are completely customizable, giving you optimum control over your workflow. Moving panels from one group to another, creating new groups, and renaming panel groups are straightforward operations. If you want, you can also remove little-used panels from groups and reorder the panels within a group.

and use the Full-screen playback size pop-up menu to choose Actual Size or Half Size instead of Full Screen. Try playing back again, and full screen playback will have black borders rather than actually filling your screen, but the project will appear at its correct aspect ratio.

Figure 6-15: A label layout viewed in Layout mode (top) and Preview mode (bottom).

You can adapt these techniques to enable you to refer to a variety of other solution elements by ID, including fields, Table Occurrences, scripts, and value lists.