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If no items are currently selected in a List control, the selectedIndex property returns a value of -1. This is particularly useful when you want to detect a state where the user hasn t yet selected a value from a List or DataGrid control:

This measure is the average stretching of uid laments in a nite amount of time. The larger the topological entropy, the more ef cient a mixing process is. This measure is the amount of contact area between mixture components in each region of a ow. Even and dense distribution of intermaterial area is desired for an ef cient mixing process. The thickness of uid laments (i.e., striations) measures the diffusive length scale. The effectiveness of a mixing process is determined by how fast the striation thickness is reduced in each region of a ow. Uniform distribution of striations is desired everywhere for most effective mixing.

You may want to zoom in while you work. You can click the Zoom tool at the bottom of the toolbox and then click the artboard until you reach the magnification you want.

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The loadPosts() function first inserts a loading message into the content area where bookmarks will be loaded. Then, it starts a request via doSimpleXMLHttpRequest with postsFetched() registered as the callback method when content is ready. Alternatively, on errors, a failure message is inserted into the link container. The postsFetched() function begins the process of building new HTML content from the del.icio.us API bookmark data. It starts by building a <ul> element with a CSS class name of delPosts, using another MochiKit convenience, the UL() function. MochiKit is full of these tools and shortcuts to make this method of dynamic content construction easier. Inside the UL() function call, the work of creating the individual <li> child elements is farmed out to a function called buildPostItem(). This is done by using map() to apply buildPostItem() on each of the <post> elements found in the bookmarks data. This function is defined next, in Listing 8-16.

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This query counts the customers who started on a certain day, calculating the proportion that are still active. The result has three columns of data. The first column is the number of days ago that customers started, relative to the cutoff date of the data. Other time units, such as weeks or months, might be more appropriate. The second column is the number of starts that occurred on that day. And the third column specifies how many of those customers are currently active. Figure 6-6 shows a plot of the results as a retention curve, which is the proportion of customers who are active as of the cutoff date.

henever you cut or copy information from a Windows program, Windows stores the information on the Windows Clipboard, which is an area of your computer s memory. Each time that you cut or copy information, Windows replaces the information previously stored on the Clipboard with the new information that you cut or copied. The Windows Clipboard can store data in a variety of formats. Because Windows manages information on the Clipboard, it can be pasted to other Windows applications, regardless of where it originated. Office has its own Clipboard, the Office Clipboard, which is available only in Office programs. Whenever you cut or copy information in an Office program, such as Excel, the program places the information on both the Windows Clipboard and the Office Clipboard. However, the program treats information on the Office Clipboard differently than it treats information on the Windows Clipboard. Instead of replacing information on the Office Clipboard, the program appends the information to the Office Clipboard. With multiple items stored on the Clipboard, you can then paste the items either individually or as a group. Find out more about this feature in Using the Office Clipboard to paste, later in this chapter.

product in July. The lower part of the chart shows a model set for profiling, because the inputs and target all come from the same time period. The customers stopped during the same time period that the data comes from.

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