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time taken to transfer it, expressed in bits or bytes per second. Generally the throughput in the radio interface is measured as the effective Radio Link Control (RLC) payload throughput. This indicator depends on many factors, such as the terminal capability, cellular planning, load conditions or radio technology. Latency is the time it takes for a packet to cross a network connection, from sender to receiver. Latency is particularly important for a synchronous protocol where each packet must be acknowledged before the next can be transmitted. For example, TCP establishments and congestion control algorithms are very much affected by the latency of the network, as described in 3. Accessibility is the probability that the service is available when user requires it. In the case of a wireless network it will depend on several factors, from the signal coverage to the network connectivity with external nodes and application servers. The access to a service may fail for any cause, some of them inside the operator s network, but some others by the external network itself (Internet). A wireless network operator shall take care of the optimization of the part of the transmission that goes through its network: radio accessibility and session accessibility. Retainability of the network will be given by the probability that data connections are able to finish successfully, without transmission errors that may affect the performance. From the operator point of view there are different levels of retainability: radio retainability and session retainability.

6. A spacecraft has a 32-GHz communications system that passes into the diverging plume of an ion propulsion system 1 m from the thruster. If the NSTAR thruster beam has an initial radius of 15 cm and produces 1.76 A of xenon ions at 1100 V with a 10-deg half-angle divergence from the initial area, what is the total phase shift in degrees produced when the thruster is turned on or off

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This may seem like a small thing, but this nifty little feature is one of my favorites. If this option is not enabled, pressing Enter (Return) after a heading tag (<h1> or <h2>, for example) causes the next line to maintain the heading style. Check the Switch to Plain Paragraph After Heading option so that the next line is a standard paragraph (<p>) tag. Use the Switch To Plain Paragraph After Heading to speed up your workflow. You ll almost always want a heading followed by a plain paragraph. This option gets rid of one more click of the mouse or shortcut key, making your workflow that much faster.

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1. Draw a rounded rectangle with the dimensions that you desire. For more on drawing rounded rectangles, see the section on this topic earlier in this chapter. 2. Select the leftmost point on the top of the rounded rectangle by dragging the Direct Selection tool (the hollow arrow) over it. One control handle appears, sticking out to the left. 3. Click and drag the control handle down below the anchor point while pressing Shift and then release the mouse button. Holding Shift ensures that the control handle line is perfectly vertical. 4. Select the topmost point on the left edge by dragging the Direct Selection tool over it. A control handle appears, sticking straight up out of this anchor point. 5. Click and drag the control handle to the right while pressing Shift and then release the mouse button. 6. Repeat these steps for each of the corners. After you get the hang of it, the points start flying into position almost by themselves. Figure 5.6 shows an example of a rectangle with backward-rounded corners on the left side.

Table 1.4 Summary of the main lyotropic mesophases giving phase type with symmetry name and the nature of the mesophase structure in each case

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