... In accordance with the de-orbit plan the OC "Mir" is in a waiting mode continuing its deceleration in Earth atmosphere. During the previous day the OC "Mir" onboard systems were subject to a routine check out, the current trajectory parametres were registered. The processed information confirms the MCC readiness for the final stage dynamis operations with the OC "Mir". ... The first corrective impuls ( the cargo ship "Progress M1-5" 8 control engines are fired): . T burn start - 03.32; . ...

vps is a perl script which provides a terminal-based interactive view of all process, in a tree-structured format. ... The basic display is separated into a top area, where the process tree is displayed. and a bottom three lines, where additional details on the currently selected process is displayed. ... The bottom area of the selected process shows on the first line the current processes' command and arguments. ... Move cursor down one line . ... Move cursor up one line . ...

These routines are meant to provide a generic and simple to use child process management facility. ... Terminate the management of a child process for state changes. cm_poll . ... This routine is called when a child process is stopped. cm_PROTO_term_func . ... This routine is called when a child process exits. flag cm_manage ( int pid, void (*stop_func) (), void (*term_func) (), void (*exit_func) () ) . This routine will manage a child process for state changes by registering callback routines. ...

home . dfos . ... This page describes how to use VNC within the DFOS dataflow for the automatic processes (and any others you want to), in particular autoDaily and trendPlotter, thus breaking the dependance (if any) of these processes on having your desktop PC/X-terminal up and running and logged in. ... In principle one can run an unlimited number of VNC instances on any workstation, each one providing a separate X environment, each one corresponding to a separate integer, 1, 2, 3, 76.. ...

Next: Outputs Up: Fitting of Data Previous: External Functions . ... EDIT/FIT fitname . SET/FIT options . ... The commands have been designed so that defaults exists for almost all the parameters, (see description in Volume C of the MIDAS User Guide). ... The MIDAS command SET/FIT is used to specify the different options of the FIT command, for instance the method to be applied or the type of used functions. The instruction SET/FIT METHOD=CGNND PRINT=1 WEIGHT=S FUNCT=BLACBODY FCTDEF=USER . ...

... Up: Archives and Information Services . ... It is performing astronomical observations at wavelengths from 2.4-240 microns with four instruments; a camera (2.5-18 microns), a photometer (2.5-240 microns), a short-wavelength spectrometer (2.4-45.2 microns) and a long-wavelength spectrometer (43-197 microns). ... The ISO post-mission archive (PMA) is being designed to fully exploit this legacy by providing access to the data across the Internet. ... For each observation the user specifies: . ...

OptInt PmWiki : Pm Wiki / Markup Expressions . ... The {(...)} "expression markup" allows for a variety of string and formatting operations to be performed from within markup. Operations defined by this recipe include substr , ftime , strlen , rand , toupper / tolower , ucfirst , ucwords , pagename and asspaced . ... Note that the initial position argument is zero-based (i.e., the first character is referenced via a "0"). the number of characters to extract . ... ftime "fmt" "when")} . ...

... One of these factors is how the client application uses VDPAU; i.e. the number of surfaces allocated for buffering, order of operations, etc. ... At a bare minimum, the application must allocate one video surface for each reference frame that the stream can use (2 for MPEG or VC-1, a variable stream-dependent number for H.264) plus one surface for the picture currently being decoded. However, if this minimum number of surfaces is used, performance may be poor. ... Performance Levels . ...

. To display information about processes associated with another user use one of the following commands: System V BSD ps -u user_name ps -aux | grep user_name . System V Example .