(a)

A field of color which is varied along the line which can be constructed between the start and end coordinates, if you will, and is or can be extended indefinitely, perpendicular to that original line, is defined by this type of shading.

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(a)

You can vary a field of color along the line, from start to end. You can extend the field indefinitely out from the line, perpendicularly.

(b)

The packet can be identified by the user by the coding on the side.

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(b)

You can identify the packet by the coding on the side.

(c)

The damage was caused by the water seepage, which was begun when the faucet was turned on and left on, by the night manager.

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(c)

The night manager turned on the faucet, and left it on. Water seeped out, causing the damage.

(d)

If a UNIX system is being booted from another computer over a LAN, the operator should be assured that the LAN cables are correctly connected, terminated at each end with a 50 ohm terminator, but connected to computers by T-connectors, these being placed within the length of the cabling, not at the ends, and that the remote boot daemon is running on the source system.

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(d)

To boot a UNIX system from another computer over a LAN, make sure that:

• You have connected the LAN cables correctly.
• You have terminated the cables at each end with a 50 ohm terminator.
• You have used T-connectors to connect the cables to the computers.
• You have placed the T-connectors within the length of the cabling, not at the ends.
• You have the remote boot daemon running on the source system.

(e)

The data in the warehouse is confirmed to be subject-oriented, integrated, non-volatile, and time-variant. Topics such as customers, employees, vendors, products are to be defined as subject-oriented information. Integration is the pulling together of data from multiple systems, which may not be in agreement in defining terms. These disagreements must be resolved by the operator. Whatever data is included in the warehouse must be time coded, so that studies can be run on historical (5 to 10 years old) and current information. Generally, the last 90 days worth of transactions can be considered current, and earlier transactions must be summarized, because the volume is too great to store and access all of them; on the other hand, customer data can be preserved going back ten years. All the data in the warehouse is non-volatile, too, because it is a kind of snapshot of information in other databases, caught once a day, once a week, or once a month, and the warehouse itself is read-only.

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(e)

All the data in the warehouse:

• Deals with topics such as customers, employees, vendors, and products. We call these subjects.
• Comes from multiple systems, which may not agree on terms. (You must resolve these disagreements yourself).
• Carries a time code, so you can do studies on summaries of historical data (as much as 5 to 10 years old) and current information (from the last 90 days worth of transactions). We summarize the older data to reduce the volume but we do preserve customer data going back ten years.
• Does not change: The warehouse contains a snapshot of information in other databases, caught once a day, once a week, or once a month. And you cannot write directly to this warehouse.

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(f)

The Cappucino family set up the original fruit stand in 1925. In 1945 Louis Cappucino opened the store in Greenwich Village. He imported gourmet foods from around the world.