■Define the address format,encapsulation,and intended use of the Intra-Site Auto- matic Tunnel Addressing Protocol (ISATAP)IPv6 transition technology. ■Describe how the IPv6 protocol in Windows Server2008 and Windows Vista supports ISATAP as a host and router. ■List and describe the routes on ISATAP hosts,ISATAP routers,and IPv6 routers that make ISATAP-based communication possible. Describe how ISATAP communication works between ISATAP hosts and native IPv6 hosts on an intranet. ■Describe how to configure a computer running Windows Server2O08 or Windows Vista as an ISATAP router

■Describe the functions of the Neighbor Discovery(ND)protocol. ■List and describe the function and format of ND options. ■List and describe the function and format of ND messages. ■Describe which ND messages use which ND options. Describe the details of the address resolution,neighbor unreachability detection, duplicate address detection,router discovery,and redirect processes. Describe the host sending algorithm in terms of host data structures and ND messages

The lines plan;fairing A lines plan, usually 1/48 lifesize scale drawing of a ship, is used by designers to calculate required hydrostatic, stability, and capacity conditions. Full-scale drawings formerly were obtained from the lines plan by redrawing it full size and preparing a platform of boards called a \scrive board\showing the length and shape of all frames and beams. Wood tem plates were then

Open systems using gravity tanks, etc., are rarely met nowadays and Figure 1.8 shows a characteristic arrangement of pressure tanks, calorifiers and pumps for a large ship. The fresh water pumps are self-priming, drawing from storage tanks and discharging through filters to a rising main, branched to give a cold supply and a hot supply in closed circuit through a calorifier. A tank kept under pressure by an external supply of compressed air rests on the system and provides the head necessary

A fire and bilge pump has suctions from sea, bilge main and engine room bilge, with discharges to fire main, oily water separator and overboard. A ballast pump has suctions from sea, ballast main, engine room , bilge direct and bilge main with discharges to overboard, the ballast main, the oily water separator and possibly, the main salt water circulating system

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 6.003: Signals and Systems -Fal 2003 Final Exam Tuesday, December 16, 2003 Directions: The exam consists of 7 problems on pages 2 to 33 and additional work space on pages 34 to 37. Please make sure you have all the pages. Tables of Fourier serie properties, CT and dT Fourier transform properties and pairs, Laplace transform

第一节 电位分析原理与离子选择电极 一、电位分析原理 principle of potentiometry analysis 二、离子选择性电极的种类、原理和结构 type, principle and structure of ion selective electrode 三、离子选择电极的特性 specific property of ion selective electrode 第二节 电位分析法的应用 application of potentiometry 一、直接电位法 direct potentiometry 二、电位滴定分析法 potentiometric titration 三、电位分析法的应用与计算示例 application and calculate example of potentiometry potentiometry and conductometry 第三节 电导分析法原理 principle of conductometry 一、电解质溶液的基本性质 basic property of electrolyte solution 二、电解质溶液的电导与浓 度的关系 relationship between conductance and concentration 三、影响电导测量的因素 factors influenced on conducto￾metric measurement 四、电导测量与装置 conductometricmeasure and devices 第四节 电导分析法的应用 applications of conductometry 一、电导滴定分析 conductometric titration 二、直接电导法的应用 application of direct conductometry

This book is designed to help the engineer understand the principles of metal form￾ing and to analyze forming problems – both the mechanics of forming processes and how the properties of metals interact with the processes. In this book, an entire chapter is devoted to forming limit diagrams and various aspects of stamping and another to other sheet forming operations. Sheet testing is covered in a separate chapter. Coverage of sheet metal properties has been expanded. Interesting end￾of-chapter notes have been added throughout, as well as references. More than 200 end-of-chapter problems are also included

Introduction two categories: wheat, oats, rice and sorghum, of which about 7% of the entire crop in each case is used for industrial purposes, and barley, rye, (12-15%) is used industrially. The wor1dwide usage Of all the cereds’ gathered Sheets, is about 4% for seed, and the remainder almost equally shared between human food use (49%) and animal feed plus ‘processing and other’ (principally industrial) use (47%). The last cate￾gory divides into about 37% for animal feed plus

All cereals contain a large proportion of starch. In its natural form, the starch is insoluble, tasteless, and unsuited for human consumption. To make it digestible and acceptable it must be cooked. Breakfast cereals are products that are consumed after cooking, and they fall into two categories: those made by a process that does not include cooking and which therefore have to be cooked domestically (hot cereals) and those which