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15. Set the spread and size of the drop shadow, depending on the brightness of your background image the brighter the image, the smaller the spread and size should be. Hard sunlight makes hard shadows. 16. Click OK to exit the Layer Styles dialog box. 17. Right-click the Drop Shadow sublayer and choose Create Layer. Click OK when you see the warning: Some aspects of the Effects cannot be reproduced with Layers! 18. Highlight the Drop Shadow layer. 19. Inside the image, drag the shadow below the rug to rest on a horizontal surface. 20. Reduce the opacity of the shadow. How much depends on the image you are using; try to match the opacity of the shadows in the image (see Figure 7.23).

14, has a total of ( N Q W - 1) = 13 elements due to the IS1 imposed by the multipath channel, as opposed to N Q = 12 elements in a narrowband channel The joint detection receiver aims for detecting the symbols of all the users jointly by utilizing the information available on the spreading sequences and CIR estimates of all the users Therefore, as seen in Figure 127, the data symbols of all K users can be viewed as the transmitted data sequence of a single user, by concatenating all the data sequences The overall transmitted sequence canbe rewritten as :.

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We have all seen or been part of a Level 1 enterprise. It might be a startup, or a mature organization struggling with here-and-now operational challenges, or an entrepreneurial organization with a strong leader. Different as these organizations are, they share similar characteristics on our four key dimensions. (See Exhibit 2.2.) Level 1 infrastructure relies on manual systems or distributed PCs (or other personal productivity tools) that are likely not networked an environment that promotes individualism rather than team building. Intranet/ extranet capabilities, collaboration tools, and governance processes are nonexistent, limited, or at best subjective and highly variable. All kinds of analytical tools and technology platforms may be present, but they tend to be client based (i.e., desktop applications) rather than server based. Information costs can be high due to redundant processes, duplication of data interfaces and extracts, and inconsistent data collection processes. Separate transactional systems support fragments of the total business operation, with little or no automated data transfer from one system to another.

You can also choose Find and Replace to change all references that use a certain saved path, and replace them with a new path. Use this feature when you have a large number of drawings that need paths to changed referenced files.

tion settings is Auto Detect, which allows the BIOS to automatically interrogate the disk drives and set the appropriate settings each time that the PC is booted.

The main objective of this section is to present some ICA algorithms which are expressed by higher order cumulants. The main advantage of such algorithms is that they are theoretically robust to Gaussian noise (white or colored) on the condition that the number of available samples is su ciently large to precisely estimate the cumulants. This important feature follows from the fact that all cumulants of the order higher than 2 are equal to 0 for Gaussian noise. This property can be particularly useful in the analysis of biomedical signals buried in large Gaussian noise. However, since third-order cumulants are also equal to zero for any symmetrically distributed process (not only for Gaussian processes), then fourth-order cumulants are usually used for most applications when some source signals may have symmetrical distributions. 8.4.1 Cumulants Based Cost Functions

To restore the full data in the Data View window, close the Data View window and then re-open it from the dbConnect Manager palette.

To move a chart to a different location on a worksheet, click on the chart and drag one of its borders. You can use standard cut-and-paste techniques to move an embedded chart. In fact, this is the only way to move an embedded chart from one worksheet to another. Select the chart and choose Home Clipboard Cut (or press Ctrl+X). Then activate a cell near the desired location and choose Home Clipboard Paste (or press Ctrl+V). The new location can be in a different worksheet or even in a different workbook. If you paste the chart to a different workbook, it will be linked to the data in the original workbook.

Rather than neglect the effect of the term pE l u 1 2 e ( ) 2 steady-state, we can call l i 1 1 , i 1in upon the separation assumption (16.7) that we introduced earlier in Sec. 16.3, namely, that