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JavaScript

JavaScript. Source from multiple external sources from the Internet over the years Please PM me to claim credit if needed Known Arthur: John Mitchell (2008), Tom Horton, Alfred C Weaver, Richard Sinn. JavaScript History. Developed by Brendan Eich at Netscape

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Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title : IEEE Body Area Netwo

Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title : IEEE Body Area Network Diabetes - July 11 Date Submitted: July 21, 2011 Source: Darrell M. Wilson, MD Contact: Darrell M. Wilson, MD (Stanford)

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MC75XX Product Training January 2008

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11/15/11

Image-based Lighting. 11/15/11. T2. Computational Photography Derek Hoiem, University of Illinois. Many slides from Debevec, some from Efros. Next two classes. Today Reminder on final project Go over some exam questions Start on ray tracing, environment maps, and relighting 3D objects

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Site Supervisor Training

Site Supervisor Training. 2012-2013. Site Supervisor Training. Program Overview. Program Organization. Role of NACHC Staff. Responsibilities Include: Administering the Community HealthCorps program (developing and managing projects)

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Unit 3 AP World Jeopardy

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BCCCP Patient Navigation

BCCCP Patient Navigation. Debbie Webster, BSN, RN, LMSW May 3, 2011. Patient Navigation Defined. Timely movement of an individual through the health care continuum from prevention, detection, diagnosis, treatment support and end of life care www.patientnavigation.com

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User Interfaces and Human-Computer Interaction

Randy Ellis, Ph.D. User Interfaces and Human-Computer Interaction. Control Loop: Classical View. Command (control input). Decision (difference between command and sensor). Sensor (state of WORLD ). Action (effect on WORLD ). WORLD : an unknown dynamical system.

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User Interfaces and Human-Computer Interaction

Randy Ellis, Ph.D. User Interfaces and Human-Computer Interaction. Control Loop: Classical View. Command (control input). Decision (difference between command and sensor). Sensor (state of WORLD ). Action (effect on WORLD ). WORLD : an unknown dynamical system.

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FM and HD/FM MOBILE METERING

FM and HD/FM MOBILE METERING. Summary. Applications Mobile FM Metering Range Mobile HD/FM Metering Range Products/Customers References Conclusion. APPLICATIONS. Applications. RF coverage metering To attain a record of what the real-world contours of stations look like

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THE CONCEPTS OF HEARTWARE IN COLLABORATIVE LEARNING FOR PROGRAMMING

THE CONCEPTS OF HEARTWARE IN COLLABORATIVE LEARNING FOR PROGRAMMING. Mohamad Fauzan Noordin (PhD) Roslina Othman (PhD) Faculty of ICT International Islamic University Malaysia. Collaborative Learning and Programming.

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Building a Classroom Community

Building a Classroom Community. Session 40 - Denny St. John. Some simple questions: What is a community? What is a classroom community? What is a critical element?. Main Question: What critical elements are needed to foster the development of classroom communities?.

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The Age of Exploration

The Age of Exploration. What was the Age of Exploration?. A time period when Europeans began to explore the rest of the world. Improvements in mapmaking, shipbuilding, rigging, and navigation made this possible. Blue water sailing, not just coastal boats.

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THE AGE OF EXPLORATION

THE AGE OF EXPLORATION. Countries began to explore as a way to increase trade and to spread Christianity there were developments in technology that helped; maps, compass, lateen sail. Prince Henry the Navigator. Patron on Naval Expeditions. Bartholomeu Dias.

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The Amazing Race: Renaissance Era

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The European Age of Discovery

The European Age of Discovery. In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: Motives for the European Age of Exploration The Significance of the Compass and Moveable Rudder Ferdinand Magellan. The Crusades greatly increased European interest in goods from

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European Explorers

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Week 2 Day 3 Please pick up a TI- Nspire and turn it on!

Week 2 Day 3 Please pick up a TI- Nspire and turn it on!. Mathematical Goal: How can technology be used to inform instruction? Teacher Goal: Students should be able to: describe the relationship between the parameters of a quadratic equation in various forms and its graph.

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COP 3813 Intro to Internet Computing

COP 3813 Intro to Internet Computing. Prof. Roy Levow Lecture 7 DHTML Intro. Dynamic HTML. Warning! Microsoft DHTML and Netscape DHTML are different They are not compatable Examples run under IE but not Netscape. Dynamic HTML Object Model. XHTML elements can be treated as objects

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Integrating people data into as-is phase

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