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If a wire has continuity it?
If a wire has continuity, it means that there is a complete electrical path for current to flow through it without any breaks or interruptions. This indicates that the wire is functional and capable of transmitting electrical signals or power. Continuity can be tested using a multimeter, which measures whether there is a low resistance path between the two ends of the wire. A lack of continuity suggests a fault, such as a break or short circuit in the wire.
Briefly compare active and passive multiprogramming?
When a program that is being processed by the CPU issues an I/O command, control is passed to the I/O processor and the CPU is freed to process other programs. This is known as passive multiprogramming. The problem with this, is that the interruptions are primarily controlled by the programs and not the CPU. As an answer to this problem, the CPU was given the control with the advent of active multiprogramming. Active multiprogramming enabled a program to use a preset slice of CPU time before putting the program on hold to process another program. This became the advent of CPU time slicing and became the foundation for time-sharing systems in the 1960's and forward.Active is to do something with energy, while passive is to accept what comes without putting much effort forth.
How long does it take to build a natural gas power station?
36 months may be optimistic, but it is believable from the point of starting construction to going critical. The reason a lot of plants took a long time was due to weaknesses in the licensing process allowing for interruptions and delays at many junctures. This increases construction time and drives up costs substantially.New regulatory procedures are in place to hopefully reduce this occurrence. For instance, the reactor design is licensed separately and before the plant is built, and there are set time periods for public debate.Let me just elaborate some on what BCRion has said.The licensing process in the USA is a two step process. First the utility applies to buildthe plant; an action that can be, and frequently is; challenged in court. After a protractedperiod of lawsuits and public comment - the construction permit is granted and the utilitycan build the plant. After the plant is constructed, the utility has to apply for anoperating license; and the whole process - lawsuits and all, questioning whether the plantshould even exist; starts all over again.Can you imagine building your home in such circumstances? You convince all the zoningboards and planning boards that your house will be acceptable to the community andobtain your building permit. Then after properly construction the house as per the permit,and as verified by the building inspector; you would then have to apply for a permit toactually inhabit the house. During this second permitting process; anybody can challengeany of the features and siting of the now completed house.That's the way nuclear power used to be licensed in the USA. The Congress has donesome reform of the laws. Hopefully they have instituted a sensible process for licensingnew reactors.Added- All said and done it takes about/at least 10 years, beginning to end. Including all the licences and permits.
Dual trace oscilloscope along with block diagram?
in the dual trace cro the same electron beam is used to generate the two traces that can be deflected from two independent vertical sourceThe signal trace capability of the conventional CRT can be modified to produce dual image or dual trace display, by means of fast electronic switching of two separate input signals. Channel A and Channel B with preamplifier and delay lines feed their input to an electronic switch that alternately connects the input of the main vertical amplifier to the two signal inputs. The same are displayed with various display modes.When the display mode selector is in the alternate position, the electronic switch alternately connects vertical amplifier to channel A & B. The switching rate is synchronized to the sweep rate, so that CRT spot traces channel A signal on one sweep and channel B on next. Since these signals have calibrated input attenuator and a vertical position control, the amplitudes of the input signal can be adjusted individually and the two images placed separately on the screen. This mode is useful with fast sweep rates, when the two images appear as one simultaneous and state display.In chopped mode electronic switch is free running at the rate of 100 to 500 kHz, entirely independent of the frequency of the sweep generator. In this, switch successively connects small segments of A and B waveforms to the main amplifier. At fast chopping rate of 500 kHz, or say 1 microsecond, sweep of each waveform is fed to CRT for display. If the chopping rate is much faster than the sweep rate, the individual segments reconstitute the original A and B waveforms on screen without interruptions in the two images. If sweep rate approaches the chopping rate, the segments' waveforms become visible as individual images and the continuity of image display is lost, which is less picturesque than the alternate mode of position.The use of polarity inversion switches can display A+B, A-B, B-A, and -A-B modes.In the X-Y mode the sweep generator disconnects channel B and is connected to the horizontal amplifier. This gives good X-Y measurements with same amplifications. In addition the dual trace CRO can be used as single beam CRO, displaying either A or B as a function of time.
One of the differences between electric and magnetic fields is that magnetic field lines always form closed loops?
One of the differences between electric and magnetic fields is that magnetic field lines always form closed loops. true
When was Death with Interruptions created?
Death with Interruptions was created in 2005.
What is the ISBN of Death with Interruptions?
The ISBN of Death with Interruptions is 0151012741.
How many pages does Death with Interruptions have?
Death with Interruptions has 256 pages.
Does HBO have commercials?
No. It plays the entire movie with no interruptions.
What does a clarke do in a courtroom?
they keeps order in the courtroom and announces the judge's entry to the courtroom
What are the ratings and certificates for Interruptions - 1997?
Interruptions - 1997 is rated/received certificates of: UK:15
What are courtroom funds?
Courtroom funds are a share of courtroom contributions. Courtroom contributions are donations made by individuals or institutions to a person, or their campaigns for election, or reelection.
What is the duration of The Courtroom?
The duration of The Courtroom is 1800.0 seconds.
Where and with whom were the children in the courtroom?
They were upstairs in the courtroom a the coloured section.
When did The Courtroom end?
The Courtroom ended on 2004-12-16.
When was The Courtroom created?
The Courtroom was created on 2004-06-21.
When is no interruptions day?
December 30.
