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61 Assuming that /home/joe/stuff exists on the destination machine and is writable by you, the two files and the directory are copied verbatim to the remote machine.
62 Remove the disk from the rootvg (assuming that X is the disk device number), as seen on Listing 6.
63 Your task is to tell us how many times the central system will have to switch between search engines, assuming that we program it optimally.
64 Assuming that the input range is valid, then the writes are safe.
65 Assuming that you are capable of holding on to the key, just press the giant red button and a resounding belchwill issue forth from your Beer pager beer cozy/coaster.
66 By assuming that the polarized parton distributions and the polarized parton fragmentation functions in a photon satisfy an inhomogenous evolution equation, their moments are obtained.
67 Assuming that the buger confronts with the deterministic demand and the lead time is controllable, the vendor and the buyer's total expected cost model is constructed.
68 We're doing all our business planning assuming that 2002 stays as tough as it is right now. A zero-growth economy.
69 Assuming that addNode, shown in the next bit of code, is a variable representing the Add-type node we're interested in, we can access addNode's two children.
70 An optimal replacement policy for series repairable system is studied assuming that the component after repair is not "as good as new" by using the geometric process model.
71 The latter two of my design goals above can be fulfilled neatly by a neural network (assuming that the original computational problem can be solved with such a network, of course).
72 Assuming that this can be achieved in a cost - effective manner, it will translate into business success.
73 But part of the process of being systematic is not assuming that I'm going to get a lucky guess. But not even thinking really hard at this point. But just pruning the search space.
74 Traditionally, the Java language has always made the else clause of an if optional, assuming that you can simply skip the block of code if the condition holds false.
75 It has been written assuming that you know nothing about Christian theology.
76 Assuming that the composites are homogeneous and continuous on macrostructure, a representative volume element (RVU) including a stitch repeat and resin was taken to setup analysis model.
77 Assuming that the price elasticity of demand for US exports equals to -3 and the price elasticity of demand for US imports equals -2.
78 "The market is assuming that this is going to be a normal cyclical recovery driven by Western consumption," said Iain Stewart, manager of the Newton Real Return fund. "We see this as unlikely."
79 But assuming that the talks make progress, won't they do too little, too late?
80 The code then loads that file assuming that it is an RTF document file.
81 Assuming that the connect and infectious rate is a periodic function, we study the asymptotic behavior of the solution for this model. The threshold be obtained.
82 Tangency is controlled by the first two control points from a surface boundary, assuming that these points lie in one line.
83 Assuming that the Actor at which the header is targeted matches that of the handler, a well-behaved handler will emit a SOAP fault for an unrecognized header and draw attention to the problem.
84 Yield to maturity ( YTM)- The yield to maturity is the overall rate of return on the bond assuming that the bond is held until it matures.
85 Assuming that is so what you need to concentrate on is using a condom everytime you have intercourse so that you don't have to go through this whole thing again.
86 Hertz contact theory and dynamic load rating theory are used to study flexible bearing life assuming that the life is coincident with Weibull distribution.
87 Assuming that future technology innovation with random occurrence lead decline of the value of current new technology, this paper gives the valuation and adoption decision models of new technology.
88 We're assuming that x is greater than or equal to 0, and epsilon is y strictly greater than 0, and we're y that y squared is within epsilon of x.
89 After coming up with this egregious fallacy, Bernoulli topped it by blithely assuming that every individual's marginal utility of money moves in the very same constant proportion, b.
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