C:/audio/keykitpublic/contrib/GeoMaestro/lib/ : Page 19 theta(p) returns Getpolar(p) theta See Getpolar Related topics point vector 1See ToyID GMC ToyNum Related topics GUI programming closure compositor http://www.zogotounga.net/GM/doc/lib1_19.html
Extractions: convert the string tp in a tree-like path within array arr, and affect the value val to the newly created item default for val is 1 ps is the path separator character (default is ";") ex: if ExA = [] TreePath(Exa, "one;two;three") makes ExA be ["one"=["two"=["three"=1]]] a consecutive TreePath(Exa, "one;bis") makes Exa become ["one"=["bis"=1,"two"=["three"=1]]] Related topics array string programming
Extractions: Fichier PostScript / PostScript file 15 pages - juillet 1993 A systolic algorithm for the dynamic programming approach to the knapsack problem is presented. The algorithm can run on any number of processors and has optimal time speedup and processor efficiency. The running time of the algorithm is Theta(mc/q+m) on a ring of q processors, where c is the knapsack size and m is the number of object types. A new procedure for the backtracking phase of the algorithm with a time complexity Theta (m) is also proposed which is an improvement on the usual strategies used for backtracking with a time complexity Theta (m+c). Given a practical implementation, our analysis shows which of two backtracking algorithms (the classical or the modified) is more efficient with respect to the total running time. Experiments have been performed on an IWARP machine for randomly generated instances. They support the theoretical results and show the proposed algorithm performs well for a wide range of problem size.
STATEMENT ON BETA THETA PI INVESTIGATION However, the Beta theta Pi advisor and national fraternity have both been GAMMAfocuses on peer programming because Greeks are more receptive to peers than http://advancement.sdsu.edu/marcomm/Spring2000News/ReleasesONLY/hazing1016.html
Extractions: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STATEMENT ON BETA THETA PI INVESTIGATION CONTACT: Jack Beresford, (619) 594-5204, jack.beresford@sdsu.edu An investigation is currently underway into a suspected hazing incident that occurred on Sept. 30 at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house on College Avenue. The incident involves four 18-year old Beta Theta Pi pledges who claim to have been coerced into drinking several shots of vodka by one or more fraternity members following a party. One of the pledges was subsequently taken to Alvarado Hospital in a highly intoxicated condition and with a gash on his chin. The student was treated for alcohol poisoning and released the next morning. All four students, who reside in Zura Residence Hall, have since left the fraternity. Under investigation are several possible violations of SDSU's alcohol and hazing policies. This includes serving alcohol to minors, serving hard alcohol at chapter functions and compelling pledges or new members to consume alcohol - which is considered hazing. The investigation is being jointly conducted by the University Police, Housing and Residential Life and the Interfraternity Council (IFC) Judicial Board. The matter has also been referred to the SDSU Office of Judicial Procedures for review. Students found in violation of University regulations may be expelled, suspended, or placed on probation. Until the judicial process is completed, none of the names of the students involved will be made public. However, the Beta Theta Pi advisor and national fraternity have both been contacted about the incident. The national fraternity is reviewing the incident.
Greek Life - Fall 2001 Educational Programming Report attended 47 educational programs and/or presentations. CHAPTERS THAT DID NOT TURNIN REPORTS, Fraternities, Sororities, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Iota Phi theta, Phi Beta http://www.indiana.edu/~sao/greek/fall2001educationalprogrammingreport.html
Extractions: GREEK EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM REPORT SUMMARY FALL 2001 FRATERNITIES: Out of the 28 fraternities, 10 chapters reported educational programs/presentations that were attended by chapter members in the fall of 2001-2002. The fraternities on the IU campus attended 19 educational programs and/or presentations. SORORITIES: Out of the 25 sororities, 15 chapters reported educational programs/presentations that were attended by chapter members in the fall of 2001-2002. The sororities on the IU campus attended 47 educational programs and/or presentations. CHAPTERS THAT DID NOT TURN IN REPORTS Fraternities Sororities Alpha Epsilon Pi, Iota Phi Theta, Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Sigma Phi, Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Pi, Chi Phi, Kappa Delta Rho, Phi Gamma Delta, Zeta Beta Tau, Delta Tau Delta, Lambda Alpha Phi, Phi Sigma Kappa, Delta Upsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Chi Omega, Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Delta Pi, Gamma Phi Omega, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Kappa Gamma Delta, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sigma Lambda Gamma, Delta Gamma, Zeta Phi Beta DESCRIPTION OF PRESENTATION PROGRAM: PRESENTER NUMBER ATTENDING NEW/ACTIVE MEMBERS FRATERNITIES: Acacia *Acacia Values Seminar David Baum Both Alpha Phi Alpha *Freshman Ice Breakers Damien Northern *President Bush: A Year in Review Kirk Johnson/Gerald Wright *Bomboozled Jason Kerman/Arnold Lane Alpha Tau Omega *Chapter Retreat National Fraternity Rep Both
Theta Delta Chi Attempts To Recharter - Campus Times - News appointed by President Jackson drafted an outline of the criteria that theta DeltaChi programming requirements are also spelled out in probationary conditions http://www.campustimes.org/news/2002/02/21/News/Theta.Delta.Chi.Attempts.To.Rech
Extractions: CNN Current Issue: document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Home News By Todd Hildebrandt Published: Thursday, February 21, 2002 Theta Delta Chi, the fraternity banned for 10 years in 1988 from UR after the alleged gang rape of a 19-year-old off-campus student, is in the process of re-colonizing at UR.
Smalltalk-76 Programming System two metaphors as the point of departure for the Smalltalk programming language. Forexample, points represented in polar coordinates r and theta would have a http://users.ipa.net/~dwighth/smalltalk/St76/Smalltalk76ProgrammingSystem.html
Extractions: This paper describes a programming system based on the metaphor of communicating objects. Experience with a running system shows that this model provides flexibility, modularity and compactness. A compiled representation for the language is presented, along with an interpreter suitable for microcoding. The object-oriented model provides naturally efficient addressing; a corresponding virtual memory is described which offers dense utilization of resident space. INTRODUCTION The purpose of the Smalltalk project is to support children of all ages in the world of information. The challenge is to identify and harness metaphors of sufficient simplicity and power to allow a single person to have access to, and creative control over, information which ranges from numbers and text through sounds and images. In our experience, the SIMULA notion of class and instance is an outstanding metaphor for information structure . To describe processing
Phi Theta Kappa - Dublin Chapter The Phi theta Kappa honor society was established in 1918 by and development throughparticipation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming. http://web2.mgc.edu/pr/public_relations-website/current_articles/articles/phi_th
Extractions: (DUBLIN) Middle Georgia College-Dublin held its Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society Induction Ceremony for its Beta Epsilon Kappa chapter on Sunday, April 4, in the Student Center. Click on Photo to Enlarge: The Beta Epsilon Kappa chapter inductees with their advisors MGC-Dublin Interim Director Dr. Peter Makaya welcomed everyone and said he was very proud of the inductees. MGC Student Life-Dublin Director and Chapter Advisor Farrah Mullis and Co-Advisor and MGC Associate Professor of Mathematics Roberta (Bobbye) Yauck organized the event. Mullis said she is pleased to be affiliated with such a prestigious organization. MGC student and Beta Epsilon Kappa inductee Crystal Bailey said looks forward to being active in the organization. The following students were inducted into Beta Epsilon Kappa: Crystal Bailey, of East Dublin; Brandon B. Boston, of Dublin; Shelia Kemp Bryant, of East Dublin; Joyce Palmer Daidone, of Dublin; Samantha Ruth English, of Dudley; Fara Kandis Frost, of Alamo; Michael Alan Harrison, of Wrightsville; Judy Reynolds Harvey, of Dublin; April Michelle Inman, of Dublin; Wendy Sheree Jackson, of Adrian; Brandon Nicholas Rowland, of Dublin; Tasvika Tonganai Watungwa, of Dublin (originally from Zimbabwe); and Debbie Ann Vaughn, of Register. Inductees not present: John Forrest Ballard, of Dublin; Merinda Barbara Mason, of Dublin Donald L. Reeves and Bobby R. Young, Jr., of Ailey.
Phi Theta Kappa The four hallmarks of Phi theta Kappa, our guiding principles for programming,include Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Fellowship. http://www.butlercc.edu/ptk/index.cfm
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Programming Methodology Group The programming Methodology Group is a research group in the MIT Computer Scienceand Artificial Intelligence Laboratory dedicated to research in distributed http://www.pmg.lcs.mit.edu/
Extractions: The Programming Methodology Group is a research group in the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory dedicated to research in distributed systems, object oriented databases, programming languages, and software design. Our most recent research focuses on very large scale distributed systems based on distributed hash tables. The IRIS project is a large, ongoing collaboration. A summary of our contributions can be found here
Theta Pi Featured Programs Latest Online Tools RLPassWeb ASCIIWeb. theta Pi Programs. New RLPassWebRelease Version 1.3. Version 1.3 of RLPassWeb adds a new http://thetapi.idlecircuits.com/products.html
Extractions: MungePass is a new idea in natural-language password generation, generating nonsense passwords from words that you choose. It is designed as a complement to RLPassWeb, and can be useful in cases where RLPassWeb does not generate the desired type of phonetic password. Use Online One of Theta Pi's most sought-after programs, Crytogrammer, has undergone a major update. First, the Applescript programs have now been converted, and run properly under OSX. Also, the algorithm has been ported to Javascript, and is now available online as CryptoWeb. Cryptogrammer is a program that does simple character-substitution encryption to create Celebrity Cipher-like puzzles. Download Web Version Use Online Download Applescript Version Theta Pi's set of tripwire scripts, FAMAE, allow you to periodically check the integrity of a variety of system files to ensure that they have not been modified by hackers or malicious programs. WARNING: you must be able to use the OSX Terminal to run these scripts. Download Latest RLPassWeb Release - Version 1.3
Fraternity Chapter Conduct Status XXX. XXX. XXX. Phi Delta theta, Social Policy Violation, 1/17/2003,Completed sanctionalcohol education program, G. G. G. Phi Gamma Delta, http://www.wsu.edu/hdrl/Greek/Documents/Fraternity_Conduct_Status_Table.htm
Extractions: Fall 2002 through Spring 2004 Social Greek organizations at WSU are governed by their national organization, WSU Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council constitutions, WSU student conduct code, Pullman city ordinances, and the laws of the state of Washington. This table shows if chapters have violated applicable laws or rules, and the consequences of the violation. Chapter Alleged
Mu Alpha Theta Summer Program Sites Summer Science Program WhoRising high school juniors and seniors Where Happy ValleySchool, Ojai Valley Copyright 2002 Mu Alpha theta, all rights reserved. http://www.mualphatheta.org/Links/MAO_Links_Summer_Programs.htm
Theta Industries, Inc. DilaSoft Software Page - 8/96 - 01/04 Report can be generated automatically so theta s tech support can duplicate theuser s instrument setup exactly. The temperature program segment number is now http://www.theta-us.com/software/DilaSoft1.html
Extractions: For addition documentation, see the software docs page. Some of the new features include: Can now jump to any program segment while the experiment runs. Alert alrms for individual temperature program segments. User entered reference materials. Change-Over height (or deflection) for viscometers. Temperature Correction files for Viscometers. Temperature Program Cycling repeats program segments. Run-Time Mini-Status Window Run-Time Mini Display for 4 head dilatometers Pre-Heat the furnace before the experiment starts. Delayed Start, delays the start of the experiment until a set time. Much faster. Can collect and store data up to 3 points per second. Automatic load cell operation. True multitasking support! Specimen lengths now up to 4 inches (100 mm). The run-time strip chart can be printed and even turned off. A separate Logs directory to hold run-time information.
Mastery In Theta International: Welcome Through Mastery In theta International programs you can experience the amazingphenomena of quickly and easily accessing Beta, Alpha, theta and Delta thus http://www.thetamastery.com/programs.html
Extractions: Programs WHAT IS THETA? Just as your heart beats so many times a minute, your brain emits a certain number of vibrations, or cycles per second too. These four brain-rhythm patterns are called Beta, Alpha, Theta and Delta. The Beta level is the level in which you live, eat and work most of the time. In Beta, the mind focuses on things on the physical dimension, the physical senses: time, space, intellect, belief and reason. Beta is where you also experience stress, tension, depression, self-doubts and emotional outbursts. It's where you experience negative thinking, Beta is left brain driven. Spending your entire waking-life in Beta is like driving a thousand kilometres in first gear. You'll eventually get to your destination but it will take you an eternity, and you certainly won't enjoy the journey. The Alpha level is the level in which the mind is focused on inner levels of power and awareness. Alpha is the source of inspiration, intuition and creativity. The mind is free from the worries and frustrations of the physical world. The average person operates in this level only in rare fleeting moments of strong emotion or deep thought. The next level is Theta . For most people Theta is the sleep level. It is an easy to learn conscious disconnection of the body and the mind, so there's little awareness of physical sensations.
MODULE cannot apply INTENT on function name REAL, INTENT(in) r, theta eta = r*sin(theta)RETURN END FUNCTION eta END MODULE coordinates PROGRAM module_example USE http://scv.bu.edu/Tutorials/F90/constructs/MODULE.html
Extractions: F90 provides many enhancements, among them are modularity and security. The MODULE construct in F90 permits the user the ability to modularize an application program to cleanly separate functionality and tasks within a program. It can also provide additional security, through the qualifiers PRIVATE and PUBLIC , by allowing user to selectively making procedures within a module accessible outside of the module. Functionalities provided by COMMON, INCLUDE and statement function in f77 can be replaced by MODULE Syntax Shown below are two programs: the f77 version is listed first which uses COMMON, INCLUDE as well as statement functions; the same task is shown in an f90 program to follow using MODULE . The programming task is to compute coordinates of 2 vertices of line segments that make up the circumference of a circle. Each vertex of the polygon is assigned a node number. File blk1.inc
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Extractions: var TlxPgNm='ultramind_recordings_'; UltraMind "A new way of thinking" home Shop@UltraMind UltraMind ESP Home Study Course UltraMind RV RI Home Study Course ... UltraMind Self-Management UltraMind Recordings Audio online Bonus Offers books Products for Grads ... Guarantee Click on the Start Audio button to hear a brief recording of Jose Silva at the opening session of the very first UltraMind ESP System presentation Use the Real Media player. You can download a free version from www.real.com The link is on the right side of the page
Theta Chi: L.E.A.D. Frequently Asked Questions Big Brothers have a special place in each chapter and theta Chi Fraternityencourages that Big Brother programs continue. The role http://www.du.edu/orgs/thetachi/undergrad/involvement/lead/faq.html
Extractions: Any member or chapter can participate in LEAD. Chapters interested in participating in the LEAD Program and receiving financial incentives should visit the Program Requirements section of the LEAD web site for additional information. If you are a member of a chapter that does not want to adopt the LEAD Program on the chapter level, you can still participate in the program. Simply set up an account on the LEAD web site to take advantage of the resources available to you. If you have any questions about getting started, please contact Andrea Eickhoff, Director of LEAD at 317-824-1881 or at andrea@thetachi.org
Digital Sound & Music Interface For OS/2 was developed by theta Band Software and released fall 1995. DSMI is best known asthe heart of Dual Module Player, a very popular music player program for DOS http://www.thetaband.com/dsmi/
Extractions: Last updated November 2, 1998. Order here Dolby Prologic Surround sound support Loads and plays many different music files : MODs, STMs, S3Ms, 669s, MTMs, FARs and other formats Up to 32 simultaneous channels lets you play sound effects simultaneously with music ! Support for direct loading of WAV files as musical instruments or effects Support for loading of files from resources or memory buffers in addition to disk files Supports any soundcard with an MMPM/2 driver Real-time support with Direct Audio (highly recommended) Very easy sound card setup Special 16-bit support, which means great sound quality on 16-bit cards
