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interactions Furthermore, in a shared space model, the interactions are automatically decoupled so that the producer and the consumer of tuples do not need to know of each other or synchronize with each other either temporarily or spatially Therefore, it provides a loose coupling between individual models Loose coupling is desirable in a coupled system because one module does not have to be concerned with the internal implementation of another module With loose coupling, a change in one module will not require a change in the implementation of another module This is important especially in coupled systems that usually involve cooperative efforts, each focusing on one module Consequently, loose coupling offers more exibility to individual modules Finally, the shared space abstraction presents an extremely simple set of space access primitives for reading or writing data from/to the shared space.

Here s what the code means: Line 1: Any text starting with an apostrophe ( ) is a comment. Placing comments in your routines helps you and others to understand what you re doing. Line 2: Sub indicates the start of a procedure, which is a named, unified piece of code. You can have several subroutines in a VBA project. A project is the file that you save, and it has a DVB file name extension. Each project contains the components of your subroutines, dialog boxes, and so on. The next word is the name of the subroutine. Within the parentheses, you can add arguments, if any. Use an empty set of parentheses if there are no arguments. Declaring variables is discussed later in this chapter. Line 3: Another comment describing the next few lines of code. It s always a good idea to comment your code, indicate what is happening, and even write notes to yourself to remind you of your intent. Line 4: You can also declare variables using the Dim statement. Here dOrigin is used as the variable for the center of the box. (0 To 2) means that the origin will have three parts to it, for the X, Y, and Z coordinates. Double is a type of variable that is suitable for most coordinates. More about variable types later.

Electron spin resonance (ESR) spectroscopy is based on an identical physical principle to NMR. For this reason, several aspects of ESR spectroscopy are similar to NMR but the following description also highlights some important points of difference. 3.8.1 Physical Basis of ESR Spectroscopy

initiated the termination sequence just responds with an ACK. This type of termination sequence is considered a three-way handshake. There is a possibility that both network nodes may send a FIN packet simultaneously and also will send their ACK packets at the same time. Since this sequence is done in parallel it is considered a two-termination sequence.

Table 7.17 Aquatic Toxicity of Surfactants [42, 65, 66, 67]a Class Nonionic TTE DEC LAE 17.32 28.4 2.4 5.4 0.8 0.5 to 150 12.5 2.9, 1.6 1.3 to 1000+ 19.9 not reported 27.8 20.2 0.4 to 400 11.9 4.1 66.1 159.1 Type LC50 (ppm)

The geometry-based shared space is based on the tuple space model, in which processes interact by sharing tuples in an associatively shared tuple space However, implementation of generic and global tuple spaces remains a challenge The overheads are caused by the generic tuple sharing that requires pattern matching on tuple elds and global tuple sharing that requires operations to be potentially on the entire system In order to make the model practical for parallel scienti c applications, customizations are made to specialize the generic and global tuple sharing into domain-speci c tuple sharing, that is, the geometry-based shared space The geometry-based shared space is able to extract the domain-speci c information necessary for coupling from the application by using tuples to describe the degree of freedom And interactions are usually localized to subspaces of the entire shared space, therefore, avoiding global tuple sharing that impedes scalability of the system.

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