I think that 23x38=874 because you can split it up like this:(20x30)+(3x8)+(3x30)+(8x20)=874.
What is the difference between partial dependency and transitive dependency?
A partial dependency is a dependency where A is functionally dependant on B
( A → B), but there is some attribute on A that can be removed from A and yet the dependacy stills holds. For instance if the relation existed StaffNo, sName → branchNo Then you could say that for every StaffNo, sName there is only one value of branchNo, but since there is no relation between branchNo and staffNo the relation is only partial. In a transitive dependancy is where A → B and B → C, therefore A → C (provided that B → A, and C → A doesn't exist). In the relation staffNo → sName, position, salary, branchNo, bAddress branchNo → bAddress is a transitive dependacy because it exists on StaffNo via BranchNo. That is the difference. A partial dependency is a dependency where A is functionally dependant on B
( A → B), but there is some attribute on A that can be removed from A and yet the dependacy stills holds. For instance if the relation existed StaffNo, sName → branchNo Then you could say that for every StaffNo, sName there is only one value of branchNo, but since there is no relation between branchNo and staffNo the relation is only partial. In a transitive dependancy is where A → B and B → C, therefore A → C (provided that B → A, and C → A doesn't exist). In the relation staffNo → sName, position, salary, branchNo, bAddress branchNo → bAddress is a transitive dependacy because it exists on StaffNo via BranchNo. That is the difference.
How do you use the magnification or zoom tools in the computer?
The methods may vary depending on which operating system software or even the type of mouse you have.
Probably the easiest way, is to hold down the Ctrl button with one hand while rolling the scroll wheel on your mouse with the other. The text on your screen will go larger if you roll the wheel forward, and smaller if you roll it backward.
If your mouse does not have a scroll wheel, then move your mouse to place the cursor on the word View in the main toolbar at the top left hand corner of your screen. Click on View and then scroll down to the word Zoom. Click on Zoom and you will be presented with several options to magnify or reduce the images on the screen.
Another way is to click on the image of a magnifying glass in the lower right-hand corner of your screen. If you click on the magnifying glass, it will automatically enlarge your images to 125%, then 150% if you click again. If you click on the scroll down menu just next to the magnifying glass (a small black arrowhead pointing downward), then you can choose the percentage of image increase or reduction.
Define list of operation on stack?
There are 4 main widely used stack operations.
Operations:
* POP - increase stack pointer and return top element * PUSH - putting element into stack's top * TOP - returns data of top element on stack * LENGTH/SIZE - returns number of elements inside stack For more detailed implementation details, please check web links.
What are the measurements of kilobite?
This might be confusing but here goes. A Kilobyte is 1024 Bytes. Now when in short form 1 KB = 1024 Bytes. But 1 Kb with a lowercase b is only 1000 Bytes.
How do you make an embed code for any flash game?
Make sure you have installed Adobe Flash Player on your web browser. And you must find a web server to host your .swf file. Then you can embed the .swf file to your website with HTML code like the code below: <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,19,0" width="432" height="330" title="game">
<param name="movie" value="/flash/game.swf" />
<param name="quality" value="high" />
<embed src="/flash/game.swf" quality="high" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="432" height="330"></embed>
</object>
Why are black and white not considered to be true colors?
Because black is defined as the absence of color. meaning it lacks color so it isn't technically a color. white is defined as the abstract of color. basically saying white is a "mix of all colors. i.e. sunlight is white but when boken down in a prism or water you get a rainbow effect but then again white can be the lack of color all together. its hard to explain from one view. you have to look at it from both a science view and a chemical view.
What is the minimum voltage a computer uses?
Computers use variable DC voltage 12, 5, 3.3, -12, -5 volts
Is a computer smarter than humans?
No, computers do not learn, so they aren't smarter. All information was input by humans somehow. Now, it can do things faster, but it is not smarter, no.
I disagree, there are many areas in which computers are "smarter" than a human being. A simple example - calculators are much better and faster at doing calculations than a human (part of the problem is that we used to define being able to do complex calculations quickly as being very smart, now we tend not to think if it that way. You see this everywhere - whenever a computer becomes smarter than we are at doing something, we tend not to think of this area being "smart" anymore.)
As to the comment about being able to "learn", there are certain areas computers can "learn" without being programmed by a human. As simple example: there are systems called neural networks that can learn to categorize things - show them a million pictures of what the letter "A" looks like, and they will learn to recognize an "A" when they see it.
While this is a simple example, systems like these can work much faster than people, and without ever getting tired, and eventually they become better in these areas (smarter) than a human. And this was only a simple example, and these learning systems, and other computer systems are being improved upon constantly, and are being used in more and more areas. Add to this the fact that computers are getting faster, smaller, and cheaper, (and smarter!) all the time, and you begin to see the potential for computers to replace more and more "human level" jobs. (I don't believe this is a bad thing - smarter computers mean more productivity, cheaper goods and services, making the world richer, while requiring less work by all of us. Eventually, picture only having to work a few hours per week, everything costing one tenth of what it costs now, having a robot (powered by a smart computer) that can do whatever you ask it to do, or ten robots for that matter (they're cheap!) -- this is our future 20-30 years from now - all because of "smarter" computers...)
How you will be defining the size of memeory?
You need to be more specific. Defining what memory? Pagefile, virtual machine ram, physical ram?
The highest score ever on the GameCube field?
the high score was set by Matt Beluzic, he scored a total of over 500 000 000 points, funny thing is im Matt beluzic and my game is on going i have beat the whole game, no more cubes to go.
D - Graphical User Interface !
Is computer courses of c-dit approved bY psc?
CDit's data entry course is PSC aproved only for the basic qualification of LD Typist.
All other courses are not aproved by Kerala PSC.
What is the best way to power off a computer?
Every computer has a power button, a circle with a line at the top. People may feel tempted to press that button, but that is not the correct button that should be pressed. You should close the computer according to computer instructions, usually going to the start menu and clicking shut down.
How many people use the computer every day in Bangladesh?
According to wolframalpha site survey, there are 556,000 internet users in Bangladesh, compared to their population of 164 million.
How do you get a rank of hall of famer easy in svr 2008?
If you wrestle alot of title matches and save them all you should get there preatty easy.