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A discretization scheme de nes a set of mesh entity types {Ti }, where each mesh entity type is a collection of speci cations and computational kernels Ti = { ki }. For nite element mesh entities, speci cations and computational kernels include the geometric shape, parametric coordinate system, number of basis functions, parametric to physical coordinate mappings, and basis function evaluations. The set of mesh entity types is partitioned according to the role of those types in the discretization scheme. It is common to partition mesh entity types according to their association with volumes, areas, curves, and points, or from a nite element point of view separating the elements, sides, edges, and nodes. In the Sierra framework, the element types are further partitioned into volume elements, shell elements, and bar elements. Mesh entity types of a given role are expected to provide components commensurate with their role. For example, a master element is expected to have a geometric shape, parametric coordinate frame, mapping to physical coordinates, interpolation functions, and integration rules. Each expected component ki conforms to a de ned interface k0 for that speci cation or computational kernel. A given mesh entity type is expected to provide components with interfaces commensurate with the role of that type, as summarized in equation (11.1). These component interfaces enable algorithms to act on mesh entities of a given role independently of the speci c mesh entity type within that role. mesh entity type, Ti Ti = { ki } component speci cations and computational kernels, {{Ti }role } types partitioned by role, ki k0 component s interface, { k0 }role components interfaces expected for a role.

Select objects: Pick the sink. Select objects: Specify base point or [Displacement] <Displacement>: 4'<0 Specify second point of displacement or <use first point as displacement>:

After your database is connected, you choose the database table with which you want to work. If necessary, click the plus sign next to the desired database to see the actual database files that are available. The database file also displays a plus sign. If necessary, click it to display the database tables within the database file. (A database file can contain more than one table.) You can view or edit a table in the Data View window: View the data when you have no need to edit it. To view your data, right-click the table that you want to view and choose View Table. Edit the data when you need to make changes to your database from within AutoCAD. To edit your data, right-click and choose Edit Table. To view or edit a table, select the table. Choose View Table or Edit Table from the dbConnect toolbar. You can also right-click the table and choose View Table or Edit Table from the shortcut menu. Figure 20-5 shows the Data View window when you choose Edit Table. (When you choose View Table, you see the same view but the data cells are gray.) The Data View window presents your data in a grid, with each piece of data in a cell, like a spreadsheet. You can use the scroll bars to scroll through the data. To the left of the horizontal scroll bar, you can use the arrows to move from record to record. The far left and right arrows with a vertical bar move you to the first and last record, respectively. When you open the Data View window, a new DataView item appears on the AutoCAD menu.

It has been estimated that the cost of storage management and data security exceeds 10 times the purchase price of the storage hardware. Storage architecture is therefore a critical component for any server environment designed for high uptime. System and cluster administrators spend an inordinately large proportion of their work hours managing storage devices. The large number of vendors further confuses the issues of storage. This chapter describes various storage architectures you can deploy in a highly available (HA) environment. Which one is right for you The answer depends on several site-specific factors. It is your job to sort through the information and pick the storage solution that fits your short and long-term requirements, growth expectations, and budget. Are you setting up a storage device that is fault-tolerant or configuring a cluster with two or more nodes for application failover Are you designing an environment for disaster recovery What are the merits and demerits of using direct-attached (SCSI or fibre channel) or network-attached storage Here is a list of factors that you must think about before deciding on a storage solution:

The component icon appears on your page as a rectangle with a green triangle at the top-left corner, as shown in Figure 14-7. It is selected and ready to be work with. Don t resize it; it automatically accommodates the component. (If placing the component on a grid, you may have to resize it manually later to reveal the entire component, but not now.) Meanwhile, the Inspector becomes the Component Inspector. 3. If the right pane of the Site Window isn t open, click the double-headed arrow at the bottom-right corner of the screen in order to open the Site Window; then click the Extras tab to bring the Site Window forward.