There are some variables which are set internally by the shell and which are available to the user: Name Description . ... 0 the name of the command currently being executed. $# the number of positional arguments given to this invocation of the shell. $? the exit status of the last command executed is given as a decimal string. ... For example '1 2' 3 becomes "1 2 3" . is identical to the arguments received by the shell, the resulting list of words completely match what was given to the shell. ...

... Integrated superconducting submm receivers and spectrometers. ... Development, study and optimization of the superconducting phase locked Local Oscillator for integrated spectrometer. ... Superconducting Integrated Submm Spectrometer for Laboratory Applications. ... Development, study and optimization of the superconducting phase locked Local Oscillator . ... The objective is to develop and study a superconducting Local Oscillator (LO) for an integrated submm spectrometer . ...

There are 5 main areas in the display, the menu bar at the top, the locator bar just below, the toolbar along the lefthand side of the display, the status bar at the bottom, and the drawing area where graphics are drawn. ... The toolbar runs along the lefthand side of the display, and provides functions to manipulate the axes scaling of active graphs, by scrolling and mouse powered zooms. ... Click on Draw to freshenup the drawing area with the current set of graphs, parameters and active sets. ...

DEVCON for LAN Systems!! ... PSP LAN Systems develops products that provide network operating system services (such as file, print, transaction, security and directory) for multiple operating systems (OS/2, DOS, Windows and AIX). ... PSP LAN Systems has identified an API (or development tools) strategy that provides an application development environment with industry standard APIs for application portability and object frameworks to assist developers with code reuse. ...

MATSYM - symbolic matrix processor . ... To use the program you will need a MAT file (liked CIR file: "User manual for CIRSYM program") of your system. ... In first string of MAT file enter any text you want to be the title of your system. ... Starting from string 2 (if is not comments - "*") enter t