Function: GDSOUT Purpose: GDSOUT prompts the user to enter the name of an output set and the subsets, and returns the number of subsets entered. ... SET On input name of default set (and subsets) as the user would have to type in and is appended in the standard MESSAGE (not when an own message is used). ... If defaults are allowed and used by user, and SET is on input blank, then GDSOUT returns 0 for the number of subsets. ... KEYWORD Keyword prompts the user for set and subset(s). ...

Index) | ... Abstract Given a number x and an array of non-decreasing numbers, find the index of the largest array element less than or equal to x. Required_Reading None. ... Detailed_Output The function returns the index of the highest-indexed element in the input array that is less than or equal to x. The routine assumes the array elements are sorted in non-decreasing order. ... If all elements of the input array are greater than x, the function returns -1. ... Link to routine source . ...

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... Arithmetic Functions . Random Numbers . String Conversion . Searching and Sorting . ... There are 4 basic integer functions: . int abs(int number); long int labs(long int number); div_t div(int numerator,int denominator); ldiv_t ldiv(long int numerator, long int denominator); . ... In practice no functions produce truly random data -- they produce pseudo-random numbers. ... The stdlib.h provides 2 useful functions to perform general searching and sorting of data on any type. ...

Next: Special Functions Up: MIDAS Command Language Previous: Local Keywords . As in FORTRAN 77 any of the following forms of the IF statement may be used: IF log_exp command ! ... If we do WRITE/KEYWORD INPUTC beer . ... N "Enter number: " . ... WRITE/KEYWORD INPUTC NONE ! ... WRITE/KEYWORD INPUTC YES !indicate, that INPUTI holds a valid number . ... Since, in the ELSE branch we know that parameter P6 is given, the default value " + " itself is never tested against the interval [22,1024]. ...

... Meta Index / Home Page This section documents the parameters recognized by this task (if any). Parameter . Mand . ... Default . Constraints . arrays . ... List of fully qualified array names . elements . ... Int . Number of elements to set. 0 means all elements from element to end of the array (inclusive) . ... Number of the first element to be set. value . ... Value to set . ...

There are six possible ways of object description: . a) by number(s) . ... d) by list . e) by orbital elements . ... They should be introduced as year, month, day with tenth (e.g. 20021104.1). d) Computations are performed for all objects listed in the file whose path and name should be introduced into assigned data field. ... On pressing Edit file button user has a possibility to look through the list of object elements or their coordinates and velocities to add or to change it. ...

... A text input field on an HTML form. ... JavaScript 1.1: added type property . JavaScript 1.2: added handleEvent method The HTML INPUT tag, with "text" as the value of the TYPE attribute. For a given form, the JavaScript runtime engine creates appropriate Text objects and puts these objects in the elements array of the corresponding Form object. ... B>Last name:</B> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="last_name" VALUE="" SIZE=25> Example 2. ... Form name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="text1" VALUE="Beluga"> . ...

Permitted Context: %math . ... This is represented in HTML math by: <array> <row><item>a_11_<item>a_12_<item> <item>a_1n_ <row><item> <item> <item> <item> <row><item>a_n1_<item>a_n2_<item> <item>a_nn_ </array> . ... This is represented by: <array coldef="C+C+C+C=C"> <row><item>a_11_x_1_<item>a_12_x_2_<item> <item>a_1n_x_n_<item>b_1_ <row><item>a_21_x_1_<item>a_22_x_2_<item> <item>a_2n_x_n_<item>b_2_ <row><item colspan=5> <row><item>a_n1_x_1_<item>a_n2_x_2_<item> <item>a_nn_x_n_<item>b_n_ </array> . ...

... These are just the bare bones--just three basic ideas and rules for handling relations ("equations") involving unknown quantities whose values you are trying to find. In most calculations you try to find a number . ... To get a solution, one must replace the given equation (or equations) with others, containing the same information but cleaner in appearance. ... If you have an equation and modify both its sides in exactly the same way, what you get is also a valid equation. ...

Next: System configuration Up: How to use CONSTRICTOR Previous: Preparation of parameter file Contents . ... DayNumber: Even though this number is in the data, some packet headers have the wrong number and it makes it a whole lot easier to have the user check and enter this number correctly. ... CONSTRICTOR will add a multiple of 24 hours to the time tag when the day number changes. Remember to set the StopTime to, say, 48 hours if you use a DayNumber of one less than the actual day number. ...

function id2emis2id, idstr , ldbdir , dWVL = dWVL , verbose = verbose , _extra=e ;+ ;function id2emis2id ; takes an ID structure, strips it into component parts, ; reads in new emissivities, and puts them back in. ; ;syntax ; newidstr=id2emis2id( idstr , ldbdir , dWVL = dWVL , verbose = verbose ,$ ; eps=eps,/incieq,mapping=mapping,pres=pres,logP=logP,n_e=n_e,$ ; chifil=chifil,chidir=chidir,eqfile=eqfile) ; ;warning ; new ...

... It may be added, subtracted, divided or multiplied in any way appropriate for ordinary numbers. A mathematical relationship involving known numbers (like 25 or 40) and unknown ones (like x ) is known as an equation . ... To get a solution, one must replace the given equation (or equations) with others, containing the same information but cleaner in appearance. ... If you have an equation and modify both its sides in exactly the same way , what you get is also a valid equation. ...

Next: Why do Radiopulsars not Up: Ejectors in Massive Binary Previous: The Evolutionary Status of . ... Numerical simulation of the evolution of NS shows (Lipunov and Prokhorov, 1987[ 115 ]) that the fraction of ejecting stars in massive systems with normal components may be as high as several tens of percent of the total number of binary systems (see Figure 27 ). ... Mike E. Prokhorov . ...

This is an implementation of RD-tree data structure using GiST interface of PostgreSQL. ... desc') - sort intarray test =# select sort ('{1,2,3}':: int [],'desc'); sort --------- {3,2,1} (1 row) int [] sort ( int []) - sort in ascending order int [] sort _asc( int []), sort _desc( int []) - shortcuts for sort int [] uniq( int []) - returns unique elements test =# select uniq( sort ('{1,2,3,2,1}':: int [])); uniq --------- {1,2,3} (1 row) int idx( ...

integer i,j,imax,prime_max integer, allocatable :: primes(:) write(*,*)'Input largest number for search' read(*,*)prime_max allocate(primes(prime_max)) primes=1 ! Sets all elements of array to 1 imax=sqrt(real(prime_max)) do i=2,imax do j=2*i,prime_max,i primes(j)=0 enddo enddo do i=2,prime_max if (primes(i)==1) write(*,*)i enddo end

On' failures in the NIRSpec MEMS ST-ECF Instrument Science Report NGST 2002-02 The effects of `on' failures in a MEMS array for the NGST NIRSpec Santiago Arribas, Robert Fosbury Peter Jakobsen --1-- ST-ECF Instrument Science Report NGST 2002-02 The effects of `on' failures in a MEMS array for the NGST ... Assuming that the spectrum of a single facet uses 2000 detector pixels, only 0.01% of `on' failures is acceptable (i.e., 400 facets in a 2k в 2K MEMS array). ...

... Behemoth black hole found in an unlikely place . ... black holes . ... Observing springtime deep-sky objects with a large telescope . ... Could large numbers of black holes account for much of the "dark matter" estimated to exist in our universe? ... NASA, ESA, M.J. Jee and H. Ford (Johns Hopkins University) No, because the universe never had the raw material to grow enough black holes to account for current estimates of dark matter. Get instant access to subscriber content on Astronomy.com! ...

SUBROUTINE TAP_ESYMB ( IZ, SYMBOL, STATUS ) . Return the element symbol. SUBROUTINE TAP_ENAME ( IZ, NAME, STATUS ) . ... FUNCTION TAP_EMASS ( IZ ) . Return the mean atomic weight of an element. FUNCTION TAP_ZELEM ( NAME ) . ... FUNCTION TAP_AELEM ( NAME ) . ... The mean atomic weight of the element associated with the given name is ! ... The element name associated with the given atomic number is ! ... The atomic number ot element associated with the given name is ! ...