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... Category: USER-INTERFACE File: ggi.src Author: J.P. Terlouw Use: #include "ggi.h" ident valtor, result; float lowval, highval; result = GgiSetRange(gauge, lowval, highval); valtor - the gauge or dial element to be operated upon. lowval - the value corresponding with the lowest position. highval - the value corresponding with the highest position. result - receives a copy the argument element. lowval may be larger than highval. Updates: Jan 13, 1998: JPT, Document created. ...

... LOGIC OF THE MASTER SIGNAL . ... SELECTION OF EVENTS BASED ON THE DRIFT CHAMBERS DATA . ... CYGAM, unlike the traditional telescopes, does not have a special energy detector and can not measure energy of each registered photon. ... The physical processes responsible for the high energy gamma-ray emission can not result in narrow lines or sharp irregularities in the energy spectra of compact sources for revelation of which good energy resolution is needed. ... CYGAM (PDF, 450 Kb) . ...

. N OTE: . Only clusters with R<60 kpc were used to compute the spatial parameters and metallicity gradients for all subsystems except the corona. The numbers in parantheses give the number of clusters for which the corresponding parameter is known. The X O scale length of the old halo is strongly distorted by the observed asymmetry of the distribution of the corresponding clusters projected onto the XY plane ( Fig. 4А ) . discussion in the text | previous table .

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... The image combines data acquired with the PACS instrument at 70 micron (corresponding to the blue channel) and 160 micron (corresponding to the green channel) and with the SPIRE instrument at 250 micron (corresponding to the red channel). ... Credits: ESA/PACS/SPIRE/Martin Hennemann Fr†йd†йrique Motte, Laboratoire AIM Paris-Saclay, CEA/Irfu тАУ CNRS/INSU тАУ Univ. ...

Instructions for using Menu-driven Axis Control Software . ... Altitude and azimuth axes use position feedback and the setting is in counts per second times 10. ... Use b to set the brakes and use c to clear the brakes for the corresponding axis, either azimuth or altitude. ... Use m to move to the previously specified position and velocity for the corresponding axis; either azimuth or altitude. ... Use g to move to the previously specified position and velocity for both the azimuth and altitude axis. ...

... LEFT?, expression, RIGHT?, %math? . where expression is %math or %math tag %math, see below. The BOX element is used for a variety of purposes: . ... The BOX element can be used with the LEFT and RIGHT tags for delimiters that stretch to match the size of the enclosed expression. ... Left delimiters should be given before the LEFT tag, while right delimiters should be given following the RIGHT tag, for instance: ( 1 + x ) f(x) = {(<left> f(x) = ( ----- ) 1+x<over> sin x ( sin x ) <right>)} . ...

MAKING THE PROFILES . First of all you are expected to load a FITS file ("FILE"-"LOAD"). ... By pressing the middle button you copy the profile from the first profile window to the second one. ... An example: first integral can correspond to the profile of active region and second integral can correspond to the profile of quiet chromospheric region. ... The second profile (which is subtracted from the first one) you extract after clicking on "SUBTRACT"-"MARK QUIET PROFILE" and marking the region. ...