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Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions Nonlinearity is one reason for the dif culty in predicting complex systems. Two more reasons why prediction over any but the short term is dif cult is that you never know all the in uences on a system, and the ones you do know you never know with total precision. What you think is going on may not be quite what s going on. That difference, even if it is small, can be very important. This theme is identi ed with the phrase sensitive dependence on initial conditions. This means that a very small difference between two states of affairs can lead to divergence and ultimately to an absence of relation between the paths that are taken later on. The idea is (partly) that a small initial difference between systems causes a difference in what they encounter next, which produces slightly different outcomes (Lorenz, 1963). Through repeated iterations, the systems diverge, eventually moving on very different pathways. After a surprisingly brief period they no longer have any noticeable relation to one another.

The last part of this book discusses programming some of the desktop connectivity features provided by the Windows CE operating system. This section is invaluable if you are interested in writing Windows CE applications that can share data with desktop PCs. 14 covers the ActiveSync technology for data synchronization. You will learn how to program ActiveSync service providers for both a desktop PC and a Windows CE device. 15 shows you how to use the remote application programming interface, or RAPI, in order to allow your desktop applications to access Windows CE devices. This chapter also covers file filter programming. The last chapter of the book introduces Windows CE memory management concepts. 16 also discusses Windows CE power considerations.

A Spry region is an area on the page where Spry data can be used. A Spry region is identified by a proprietary attribute, typically added to either <div> or <span> tags, like this:

As you can see, I have three weblogs within my installation that I care to share with you, and each one has four URIs associated with it. The fifth type, the EditURI, is only associated with individual entries, and so doesn t get listed here. Being in XML, I can use a variety of tools on the results that the Atom API throws back at me. XML::Atom requires either XML::LibXML or XML::XPath as a prerequisite to it being installed, so straight away you can use DOM or XPath to do your querying. (Or, you can load up something like XML::Simple and use that whatever you are most comfortable with. This is Perl, remember.) In this case, we re really interested in my main site, titled Ben Hammersley s Dangerous Precedent, so we need to pull out the specific FeedURI for that from the result we have now. Using the standard XML::LibXML interface, you can do it like this:

TABLE 20.1 Descriptive Statistics for Characteristics of 4,401 Married and Cohabiting Couples in the National Survey of Families and Households Variable Intense male violence

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OnGotoToday(hwndMonth); break; case IDC_EXIT: DestroyWindow(hwnd); PostQuitMessage(0); break; default: break; } //End of switch(nID) statement return (0); default: return (DefWindowProc(hwnd,message,wParam,lParam)); } //End of switch(message) statement } void OnInitMonthCalendar(HWND hwndCal, int nLeft, int nTop) { RECT r; SendMessage(hwndCal, MCM_SETCOLOR, MCSC_MONTHBK, (LPARAM)RGB(192,192,192)); SendMessage(hwndCal, MCM_SETCOLOR, MCSC_TITLEBK, (LPARAM)RGB(0,0,0)); SendMessage(hwndCal, MCM_SETCOLOR, MCSC_BACKGROUND, (LPARAM)RGB(128,128,128)); SendMessage(hwndCal, MCM_GETMINREQRECT, 0,(LPARAM)(LPRECT)&r); SetWindowPos(hwndCal, NULL, nLeft,nTop, r.right, r.bottom, SWP_NOZORDER); } void OnSelect(HWND hwndCal, HWND hwndParent, LPNMSELCHANGE lpsel) { TCHAR pszText[64]; //Set caption text only if control is single select if (!IsMultiSelect(hwndCal)) { wsprintf(pszText, TEXT("Selected Date: %d\\%d\\%d"), lpsel->stSelStart.wMonth, lpsel->stSelStart.wDay, lpsel->stSelStart.wYear); SetWindowText(hwndParent, pszText); } } void OnGetDayState(LPNMDAYSTATE lpds) { int i, nStart; nStart = lpds->stStart.wMonth-1; for (i=0; i<lpds->cDayState; i++) { //Account for month roll over, i.e., nStart > 11. if (nStart>11) { nStart = 0; } lpds->prgDayState[i] = mdsHoliday[nStart++]; } } void OnGotoToday(HWND hwndCal) { SYSTEMTIME stToday; SendMessage(hwndCal, MCM_GETTODAY, 0, (LPARAM)&stToday);

If you use the Formatting dialog box to record this macro, you ll find that Excel records quite a bit of extraneous code. Recording toolbar button clicks often produces more efficient code.

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Rensvold (2001) suggested that for incremental fit indices (eg, Tucker-Lewis index and relative noncentrality index), decreases in fit greater than 01 might be important Although tests of statistical significance should not be taken too seriously, I encourage researchers to formulate a set of nested or partially nested models specifically designed to evaluate particular aspects of interest Hence, it is useful to compare a target model with alternative, nested models to evaluate the extent to which more restrictive models result in a poorer fit, and less restrictive models improve fit.