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Privileges. See Database resources; Users combination, 37 domain, 35, 38 40 determination. See Users enforcement, dashboard groups (usage), 37 framework. See Users hierarchy allocation, 36 matrix, 85 determination, 69. See also Dashboards set, collection, 39 Proactive monitoring, 103 Process connections, streamlining, 109 Process controls, specification limits (change), 64 Process flow, visual indicators, 103 Process/activity monitoring dashboards, 97, 103 105 examples, 103 Product grain, 20 Product requirements, monitoring, 109 Production batches, 134 times, 134 volume, 134 135 Production planning system, parameters (change), 64 Product-level forecast, access, 121 Profiling. See Users process, 32 33 Profit & loss (P&L), 125 Project identification, 93 Project management, 90 91 Project Management Institute (PMI) methodology, 91 Project manager, usage, 87 Project milestones, 89 90, 92 prerequisite, 90 Project planning, 87 Proportions. See Windows Proprietary platform, 159, 160 Public alerts, 65 66 Public service operations, 137 Purchase discounts, negotiation, 142 Purchase metrics, 142 Purchase orders monitoring, 109 percentage, 128

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The format has three parts: a name, a set of defaults, and the list of notes, all separated by colons. The defaults specify the duration of the notes, a default octave, and a speed in bpm (beats per minute). The note list is a comma-separated list of notes, or p for a rest (pause). A note letter can be preceded by a duration value and/or followed by an octave, if either differs from the default. The format isn t that interesting and its specification can be looked up online at www.mxtelecom.com/tech/sms/ringtone. In the RoombaComm API, there is a roombacomm.RTTTLParser class that parses the ringtone into a usable note list. The important aspect of the RTTTL format is that there are thousands of free ringtones available on the Net. Do a search for monophonic ringtones or RTTTL ringtones to find them. Go out and find a handful of melodies you d like your Roomba to play. Most of the sites enable you to audition them so you can get an idea of what they sound like.

Select a keyframe in the Timeline, and choose Window > Actions or press F2. If a selected frame is not a keyframe, the action will be assigned to the previous keyframe. To assign an action, do one of the following: an action to add it to the Script pane (the right side of the panel).

appear to be far more predictive of whether a person will give blood than are statements of agreement with broad social norms like the norm of social responsibility at least if the person in question is one who believes in acting responsibly (Schwartz & Howard, 1981) Speci c statements like this are particularly powerful as predictors when one also takes into account extenuating circumstances, such as whether an individual was in town during the blood drive, had no major scheduling con icts, and was physically able to give blood (Zuckerman & Reis, 1978) At this level of speci city, however, it is not clear whether the statement about giving blood re ects a sense of personal obligation stemming from an internalized rule of conduct (ie, a personal norm) or simply an intention to act in a particular way.

Click the View tab. In the Advanced Settings section, scroll down until you see the words Use simple le sharing (Recommended). Next to them, remove the checkmark from the box (see Figure 2-21).

Exchange or Equity Perhaps the most direct extension of social learning principles into interpersonal relations is exchange or equity theory When developing exchange theory, Homans (1961) explicitly and proudly declared his agenda to be the reduction of social relations including cooperation, helping, and other prosocial behaviors to reinforcement principles operating within the individual Equity theorists were not so reductionist They considered social relations to have emergent properties that were irreducible to the bene ts and costs for the individuals involved In their view, social learning teaches one to value equitable relations, in which the ratio of outcomes to inputs is equal for the relating individuals Walster, Berscheid, and Walster (1973) claimed that equity theory was a general theory that subsumed social learning theory (and psychoanalytic theory).

makes it specific to the Text Tools utility. All of the utilities in my Power Utility Pak use this function. The ValidContext function is shown in Listing 16-1.