what was the purpose of romanroad systems?
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As empires go, the Roman Empire was very large for its day. \nThe Romans needed to roads to provide fast communications and ease of troop movement.
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I'm an accountant.  You need the beginning and ending mileage from your vehicle's odometer, for each trip.  The name of the start of your trip and the name of the destination of your trip. So, Your Office to Customer X's Office.  You also need the business reason for the trip itself, i.e. "Met with Mike Smith VP Of Sales To Discuss New Pricing."
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motor vehicle records.
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you could try realplayer.  that is where i got my diner dash.
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For the most part safelist are a waste of time. I have a system that works way better than safelist. You can find out more here:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/traffic.html\n\nHope that helps. :)
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Use of beaming for transportation. \n\nWe need something to get rid of this crazy traffic...!
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Well I dont know above answer.\n\nBut I found you looking for questions related to testing and Winrunner so I thought following link could help you.
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the romans built the roads first.  you heard the all roads lead to rome, well in actuality all roads led away from rome.  cities were later built along the roman built roads.  most european cities are about 20 miles apart.  this is because romans garrisons would march 20 miles a day, set up camp each night, and built a fort if they were going to stay for awhile.  most cities sprung up arund these roman forts
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Try this one:\n\nhttp://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex13/trailortext.htm
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This site has an interactive map that should prove very useful to you http://intranet.dalton.org/groups/Rome/RMap.html\n\nThis site give information regarding Roman Rulers and their families as well as maps of the empire during different time periods http://www.roman-emperors.org/startup.htm\n\nI hope these are helpful!!!
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each bit is a lane of traffic for data, like lanes on a highway.  The more lanes of traffic, the more data can flow at the same time.  HOWEVER, programs have to be written to utilize the 64 lanes or else they won't even try to go beyond using 32 lanes (for 32 bit programs). \n\n64 Bit systems are fastest available, BUT there are current limitations:\n1.  You have to use 64 bit operating systems and programs to fully obtain the benefits\n2.  Windows 64 bit edition does not support MOST older 16bit programs (Shouldn't be a problem for most people, but some people do have favorite DOS games or utilities or little applications that won't work anymore).\n3.  Hardware makers NEED to support 64 operating systems - you cannot use a 32 bit driver on a 64 bit operating system in 99.9% of cases (maybe 100%).  If your hardware vendor doesn't have a 64bit driver, you can't use the hardware or you can't use it at it's greatest level.\n\nFor NOW, I tend to suggest you stick with 32bit for broader compatibility.  UNLESS you have a specific purpose with specific 64bit programs.  In a couple of years though, probably with Windows Vista, when you decide to go to that, that's when you should probably switch to 64bit.
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Isn't it SDRadiant that you're supposed to use for W:ET? (GTKRadiant will kinda work if you try hard enough, but I think SD is a fork that's specific to Wolfenstein.)
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because the manufacturing process is expensive, and wasn't too much of a demand for them. at first, they were somewhat promising because the system bus needed larger bandwidth for the new P4 processors. so Intel and Rambus teamed up, but the Caminogate case (i820's faulty memory translator - anyone remember ?) and the advent of DDR SDRAM (high density and relatively cheap) practically killed Rambus technology. (it had 16 bit data bus, but very high clock for that time)
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To get to the other side;) LOL
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It's probably an overview of a database's functionality and usefulness, taking into account the entity relationships (records, fields, tables, etc.), ability and availability of meaningful queries, and use of proper datatypes, amongst other things.\n\nIt's a good idea to ask yourself all kinds of questions regarding what you want the database to do for you and any (other) users, develop the necessary tables, and test out a few queries.
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Why was it created for? For not using it?\n:-)
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It means "application programming interface". We wouldn't use them instead webmasters would use them to put Googles' or Yahoos' maps on their web aites.