Next: Implementation Up: Image Restorations of High Previous: Technique . This method has been tested on many kinds of data both real and simulated. Here we present three examples in which the structure of the background is of increasing interest and photometry of point sources of diminishing importance. ... Fig. 1 shows the results of this and Fig. 2 shows the photometric accuracy and also a histogram of the background image. ... Fig. 4 shows the quality of the resulting photometry. ...

... To create a colour (C) portrait (V) postscript (PS) plot, called plot.ps , with light curves showing both the net and the background count rates and the GTIs and Fractional Exposures, from the FITS files ' output_ts.ds ' and `mos1.gti' for the time series and GTIs etc respectively, where the counts are binned up by a factor 2, the time is plotted in days and the y-scale of the background lightcurve is forced to be the same as that of the net ...

... Bojan Nikolic web pages (r. 329) . Out-Of-Focus (OOF) Holography . The observed beam maps are shown in the first row of the table below. ... The analysis was done in the usual way. ... A sample OOF observed data set (top row) and the results of analysis with increasing number of Zernike polynomials used to parameterise the aperture: . Observed beams . Example of an OOF analysis for the GBT . Observed data and analysis . ... Copyright 2005 -- 2016, Bojan Nikolic feedback welcome ...

... This thread uses PINTofALE to generate a simulated Chandra spectrum. ... define a DEM . ... pset marx .par ExposureTime=50000 OutputDir='sim_ marx ' \ ; GratingType='NONE' DetectorType=' ACIS-I ' SourceFlux=-1 \ ; SpectrumType='FILE' SpectrumFile='spec_ marx .dat' \ ; SourceType='POINT' DitherModel='INTERNAL' ; marx TSTART=2006.46 ; marx2fits sim_ marx / spec_ marx .evt ; dmextract infile= spec_ marx .evt[EVENTS][(x,y)=circle(4018,4141,10)] ; [bin pi=1:1024:1] outfile= spec_ ...

... Table shows a table of association rules that has been created to associate bias exposures with scientific frames. ... ABS(:MJD_LOC-REFVAL(:MJD_LOC)) is the absolute difference between the time of the scientific frame that is being studied and the time of a dark exposure . ... The graphs of Figure illustrate the association of two dark exposures with each of two scientific images from our observing run: susi0006.bdf and susi0009.bdf. ... Table: Rules for the association of DARK exposures (cf. ...

... Doing Business with ESO > Technology Transfer > Examples of ESO developments that have been taken over by a manufacturer or produced commercially for a wider market . ... ESO for the Public . ... People and Events . ... ESO Press Conferences and Events . ... Developments at ESO . ... Because of the wider applicability of this technology, in 1999 ESO concluded an agreement with the French firm SNLS to manufacture and sell the ESO dewar under license. ... Developments Taken Over by a Manufacturer . ...

This diagram illustrates two block boxes, one above the other, with rectangular clipping regions of different dimensions. ... Both axes depict increments of 5px. The clipping region of the first P box lies entirely within it, offset 5px from the top and left edges of the P box, and 10px from the right and bottom edges. ... The clipping region of the second P box resembles that of the first in style and position, except that the right edge is 5px to the right of the P box's right edge. ...

... Avg: the average value of the spectra (maybe throwing out some channels at the edges). <>:average over the spectra (throwing out points at the edges if you want). gCal(f) :- frequency dependence of the tabulated cal values. ... calInK(Avg): Scaler cal value averaged over the band. calOffSpc(Avg): cal off value averaged over the band (in spectrometer counts) . ... cntsToK(avg) = calInK(Avg) / (calDif_cnts(Avg)) . To convert a spectrum b_cnts in spectrometer counts to b_K in Kelvins using cntsToK: . ...

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local/bin/bash # GMT EXAMPLE 03 # # @(#)job03.bash 1.9 03/11/99 # # Purpose: Resample track data , do spectral analysis, and plot # GMT progs: filter1d , fitcircle , gmtset , minmax , project , sample1d , # spectrum1d , trend1d , pshistogram , psxy , pstext # Unix progs: $ AWK , cat, echo , head, paste, rm, tail # # This example begins with data files ... Thus the two data sets are not measured at the same of points, # and we use various GMT tools to facilitate their comparison. ...

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Modules | ... Apache HTTP Server Version 2.2 . ... Some files in the modules/experimental directory under the Apache distribution directory tree are provided as an example to those that wish to write modules that use the Apache API. ... If you link it into your server, enable the "example-handler" handler for a location, and then browse to that location, you will see a display of some of the tracing the example module did as the various callbacks were made. ... Using the mod_example Module . ...

This module illustrates many of the aspects of the Apache 1.2 API and, when used, demonstrates the manner in which module callbacks are triggered by the server. ... Source File: mod_example.c . ... The files in the src/modules/example directory under the Apache distribution directory tree are provided as an example to those that wish to write modules that use the Apache API. ... Example . ... Uncomment the "AddModule modules/example/mod_example" line near the bottom of the src/Configuration file. ...

... The begining of program -- Target function: a * b with TEXT_IO ; use TEXT_IO ; procedure EXAMPLE is package IO_INT is new INTEGER_IO ( INTEGER ) ; use IO_INT ; r,b,a: INTEGER ; begin put ( Enter unsigned number 'b', please ... unsigned number 'a', please: ) ; get ( a ) ; declare VAR0 , VAR1 : INTEGER ; begin VAR0 := a; VAR1 := b; declare VAR3 , VAR2 , VAR4 : INTEGER ; begin VAR3 := 0 ; VAR2 := VAR0 ; VAR4 := VAR1 ; while VAR2 /= 0 loop begin if ...

The program below provides a second example of the use of GIPSY's event-handling and graphical user interface facilities. ... GgiAutoLayout(FALSE); /* layout done explicitly by program */ GgiPostponeRealize(TRUE); /* show after all elements have been positioned */ /* * Create elements. */ button = GgiButton( QUIT= , Terminate program ); text1 = GgiTextField( NUMBER = , Type a number in this field , 15); text2 = GgiTextField( GETAL= , Typ een getal\nin dit veld , 15); gauge = GgiGauge ...

... Circle rotations. ... Symbolic dynamical systems: sequence spaces, Markov chains, adding machines. Birkhoff recurrence theorem. ... Tent map. ... Expanding maps of a circle. ... Topological entropy. ... Finiteness of entropy for Lipschitz self-maps. Entropy for symbolical dynamical systems. ... Entropy for one-dimensional maps. Entropy for expanding maps and the Misiurewicz-Przytycki theorem. ... Structural stability of expanding circle maps. ... SRB measures for expanding maps. ...

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... As of this time, only HTML output is supported by this template. ... The reason you need to know this is that the Examples Section only supports HTML output because the examples without images would be pretty useless. ... You'll note that all the code in the template after this line is tagged to be used only by HTML. ... Anyway, this is just to show how you could do an example. Here is an example of how the sparkle plug-in can be used to add both lens flare and a feathered edge to an image. ...

. Shell procedures may use the trap command to catch or ignore Unix operating system signals . The form of the trap command is: trap ' command-list ' signal-list . Several traps may be in effect at the same time. If multiple signals are received simultaneously, they are serviced in ascending order. To check what traps are currently set use the trap command. For example: trap . Most common signals to be caught . Handling command lists . Examples .

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