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This isn t really a problem, however, if you re familiar with Perl and how to install modules via the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (or CPAN). The CPAN tools can easily chase down and install all of the needed dependencies without much handholding. And, if you ve already been in the thick of Web development with Perl, it s quite likely that you ve also already installed the bulk of the modules demanded by Rubric.

Ion thrusters are characterized by the electrostatic acceleration of ions extracted from a plasma generator. Ion thruster geometries are best described in terms of three basic components: the ion accelerator, the plasma generator, and the electron neutralizer. The ion accelerator, described in 5 , typically uses electrically biased multi-aperture grids to produce the ion beam. The neutralizer cathode, which is discussed in 6 , is positioned outside the thruster body to provide electrons to neutralize the ion beam and maintain the potential of the thruster and spacecraft relative to the space plasma potential. In this chapter, three types of the third component of modern flight ion thrusters, namely the plasma generator, are discussed. These plasma generators utilize direct current (DC) electron discharges, radio frequency (rf) discharges and microwave discharges to produce the plasma. Physics-based models will be developed and used throughout the chapter to describe the performance and characteristics of these different plasma-generation techniques.

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In eq. (5-6) the convection terms are on the left. The terms on the right-hand side are the pressure gradient, a source term; the divergence of the stress tensor, which is responsible for the diffusion of momentum; the gravitational force, another source term; and other generalized forces (source terms), respectively.

For the purposes of most calculations, whether you use UTC or local time is of little importance, as long as you stick with one or the other. But when you need to take time zone differences into consideration, pay attention to which you are using.

SELECT prod.EnglishProductName AS [ProductName], subc.EnglishProductSubcategoryName AS [ProductSubCategory], catg.EnglishProductCategoryName AS [ProductCategory], (CAST(catg.ProductCategoryKey AS CHAR(1)) + - + catg.EnglishProductCategoryName) AS [ProductCategoryDesc], (empl.FirstName + + empl.LastName) AS [SalesPerson], rsel.ResellerName AS [ResellerName], rsel.BusinessType AS [ResellerType], trty.SalesTerritoryGroup AS [SalesGroup], trty.SalesTerritoryCountry AS [SalesCountry], trty.SalesTerritoryRegion AS [SalesRegion], otme.FullDateAlternateKey AS [OrderDate], stme.FullDateAlternateKey AS [ShipDate], crcy.CurrencyAlternateKey AS [CurrencyCode], crcy.CurrencyName AS [CurrencyName], fact.UnitPrice AS [UnitPrice], fact.ExtendedAmount AS [ExtendedAmount], fact.OrderQuantity AS [Quantity], fact.SalesAmount AS [SalesAmount], fact.TaxAmt AS [TaxAmount], fact.Freight AS [Freight] FROM FactResellerSales fact INNER JOIN DimProduct prod ON prod.ProductKey = fact.ProductKey INNER JOIN DimProductSubcategory subc ON subc.ProductSubcategoryKey = prod.ProductSubcategoryKey INNER JOIN DimProductCategory catg ON subc.ProductCategoryKey = catg.ProductCategoryKey INNER JOIN DimReseller rsel ON rsel.ResellerKey = fact.ResellerKey

When you re ready to use the database to store actual contact information, start by deleting any sample records you may have entered (You must be in Browse mode for this operation) To simultaneously delete all records, choose Records Delete All Records (If the status area indicates that only some of the records are currently visible, you should first choose Records Show All Records) If you want to delete only specific records while leaving others, display each one you want to delete and choose Records Delete Record or press +E/Ctrl+E Here are some helpful tips for working with the database: To create a new, blank record, choose Records New Record or press +N/ Ctrl+N The person s Title, First Name, and Last Name can be entered regardless of whether the Work or Home tab is foremost.