what is clr and what are its function?
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Do you mean ctrl?  If so; it depends on the program but there is a lot of commonality across programs.  Like ctrl + C is copy hilighted text.  Ctrl + V is paste hilighted text.
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A CRC is used to determine if there has been an error\nin the transmission or storage of data.  The theory\nis that the bits of an information stream can be used\nas the coefficients of a polynomial to compute a signature\nof the data.  Pragmatically, the bits or bytes of the\ndata are combined with fast/simple operations (typically\nshift and XOR).  At the end of some short stream, the\nvalue of the CRC is checked to determine if there has\nbeen a tranmission (or storage) error.\n\nIf something is reporting a CRC error, that means that\nyour information has been corrupted.  Typically you\nwouldn't see this message if the mechanism was able\nto automatically correct it (ie. via retransmission\nor via repair using redundant storage).  Since you're\nseeing the message, it may mean that you have actually\nlost some data.\n\nFor a much more in-depth explanation of CRC, see the\nreference.
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Oracle RAC is a cluster database with a shared cache architecture using a clustered file system approach to provide highly scalable and available database solution.\n\nIt is an option to the Oracle database server.  Call your Oracle rep.  He will love to sell it to you.\n\nI am currently doing an Oracle RAC recovery excercise if you'd like to know more.
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http://csdl2.computer.org/persagen/DLAbsToc.jsp?resourcePath=/dl/proceedings/&toc=comp/proceedings/icip/1995/7310/03/7310toc.xml&DOI=10.1109/ICIP.1995.537702
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The international normalized ratio (INR) is the measure of the extrinsic pathway of coagulation. It is used in the measure of warfarin dosage, liver damage and vitamin K status.
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can i understand u more detail? cos ur question seems vy broad.... how about ROIC, ROE?
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From Acronym Finder - CQR stands for Coastal Quick Release
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'CL' - the other hand makes the 'ap'
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use the cacls command.\n\nStart > Run > CACLS /?\n\nThe above command will display the help and file syntax.
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You can find it here:  \n\nHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92;clsid&#92;{4da4616d-7e6e-4fd9-a2d5-b6c535733e22} \nHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92;clsid&#92;{4da4616d-7e6e-4fd9-a2d5-b6c535733e22}&#92;inprocserver32 \nHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92;clsid&#92;{4da4616d-7e6e-4fd9-a2d5-b6c535733e22}&#92;inprocserver32 threadingmodel\nHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92;clsid&#92;{7a932ed2-1737-4ab8-b84d-c71779958551} \nHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92;clsid&#92;{893fad3a-931e-4e53-b515-b1426d63799b} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;curre \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;curre&#92;ntversion \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;curre&#92;ntversion&#92;explorer \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;curre&#92;ntversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objects{4da4616d-7e6e-4fd9-a2d5-b6c535733e22} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objecta \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objecta&#92;{4da4616d-7e6e-4fd9-a2d5-b6c535733e22} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objecta&#92;{7a932ed2-1737-4ab8-b84d-c71779958551} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objecta&#92;{893fad3a-931e-4e53-b515-b1426d63799b} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objects&#92;{4da4616d-7e6e-4fd9-a2d5-b6c535733e22} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objects&#92;{7a932ed2-1737-4ab8-b84d-c71779958551} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;explorer&#92;browser helper objects&#92;{893fad3a-931e-4e53-b515-b1426d63799b} \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;software&#92;microsoft&#92;windows&#92;currentversion&#92;policies&#92;explorer&#92;run nvctrl.exe
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It either needs to be saved in a format that MS word can open, or (I think) saved as a text file.  It's been awhile since I've done this.\n\nThe person who sent it can change the format under Save As on the file menu.  \n\nUnfortunately, Clarisworks is outdated, so you might have difficulties.
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Oracle Clinical\nOracle® Clinical provides the foundation for all data management activities at i3 Statprobe, allowing us to coordinate data from large international trials within a single study database — on a global scale.\n\nOracle® Clinical provides the foundation for all data management activities at i3 Statprobe, allowing us to coordinate data from large international trials within a single study database — on a global scale.\nOracle Clinical is the industry's leading data management platform, a client server system with software components installed on both a database server system and a workstation client system. Security is provided on two levels, limiting operations based on job title and data access based on work assignments. The system is fully validated, compliant with current regulatory requirements (including a full electronic audit trail of all data entry and update actions), and capable of tracking CRFs at the page level.\n\nFeatures for automated data validation, discrepancy management, and data clarification form generation are fully integrated in the system. These features of Oracle Clinical, along with many others, allow for cleaner data, improved efficiency, and faster database lock.\n\nOracle Clinical is a flexible system, allowing us to tailor the database design to the needs of the sponsor and easily re-use database objects. This can greatly speed the set-up of similar studies, and increase quality by reducing the amount of redundant work — invaluable when it comes to running large-scale studies.\n\ni3 has validated Oracle Clinical v4.03, including the remote data capture module, and we are the first CRO to bring Oracle Clinical v4.5 to market. An active user of Oracle® Clinical since 1999, i3Statprobe has a well-defined strategic relationship with Oracle and sits on the executive committee of the Oracle Clinical Users Group, as we have for the past three years.
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Well hands down it must be CLR, since that is what everyone is answering.
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If you're asking what is the human explanation of\neach of these declarations, I would suggest turning\nto an old Unix utility which is freely available\non the net, "cdecl".\n\nIt's a little program which converts between\nC and C++ declaration and casting syntax and\na form of natural language.  \n\n"cdecl" explains these as follows:\n\n\nint(*P(char *a))[10];\ndeclare P as function (pointer to char) returning pointer to array 10 of int\n\nint(*P(char *a[]));\ndeclare P as function (array of pointer to char) returning pointer to int\n\nint(*P[10])(char a);\ndeclare P as array 10 of pointer to function (char) returning int\n\nint*(*P)(char *a[]);\ndeclare P as pointer to function (array of pointer to char) returning pointer to int
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try here\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ntldr
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The reflux ratio indicates the amount of product to be recycled back to the top of the column. The recycle is striclty needed to keep constant the internal flowrates inside the column.\n\ntry...the folowing for detailed info:\n\nhttp://www.hyper-tvt.ethz.ch/distillation-binary-reflux.php
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what I know is that its a special machine that can magnify the elements to nanometers where you are able to see it. If you used this machine on lets say a NaCl crytyl lattics, you would see the solid as Na+ ions and Cl- ions coming together in an organized lattice.