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By framing our thinking in terms of what reinforcements the individual is seeking, where he is looking to nd them and how he performs we may see more simply and more clearly the essential strategies which guide his coping behaviors. These reinforcements [relate to] whether he seeks primarily to achieve positive reinforcements (pleasure) or to avoid negative reinforcements (pain). Some patients turn to others as their source of reinforcement, whereas some turn primarily to themselves. The distinction [is] between others and self as the primary reinforcement source. On what basis can a useful distinction be made among instrumental behaviors A review of the literature suggests that the behavioral dimension of activity-passivity may prove useful. . . . Active patients [are] busily intent on controlling the circumstances of their environment. . . . Passive patients . . . wait for the circumstances of their environment to take their course . . . reacting to them only after they occur. (pp. 193 195)

where b;j;c is the average SNR, m is the Nakagami fading parameter (mZ0.5), g G(m) is the gamma function, and G(m, g) is the complementary incomplete gamma function. 21.4.4 Components of the Radio Resource Management Framework The proposed radio resource management framework consists of three components (Fig. 21.7): subchannel allocation algorithm, route selection algorithm, and connection admission control algorithm. While the subchannel allocation (among connections served by a particular BS) is performed by a BS in a distributed fashion, route selection and admission control are performed by the parent BS associated with an arriving new connection. We propose that the resource allocation process works as follows. First, a new connection submits the PDU arrival rate (i.e., the traf c description) and the delay requirements (i.e., the QoS constraints) to the parent BS. Then, the BS sends a connection initiation request to other BSs along the possible routes to an Internet gateway. Upon receiving this request, each BS executes the subchannel allocation algorithm (to be presented later in this chapter) and responds with the information on the allocated subchannels to other BSs. Based on the information in this message, the parent BS calculates the average

On desktop Windows platforms, menus are contained in a menu bar. Windows CE does not support the concept of a menu bar. Menus are instead contained by a Windows CE control called the command bar control. One exception to this is pop-up menus. Pop-up menus in Windows CE are implemented just as they are on desktop Windows platforms. We will see an example using pop-up menus later in this chapter. Command bars are one of the common controls. Their implementation lives in the COMMCTRL.DLL dynamic link library. To use them, an application must therefore initialize the common control library with a call to InitCommonControls or InitCommonControlsEx. Furthermore, applications must include the file COMMCTRL.H. This header file contains the definitions of the InitCommonControls and InitCommonControlsEx functions. It also defines all of the command bar API functions that we will use in this chapter. Since command bars often contain menus, it is very easy to think of them as menu bars. But it is important to keep in mind that command bars, just like buttons or list boxes, are child controls. This means that a command bar is part of the client area of the window that owns it. Your application needs to account for the

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Excel stores toolbar and menu bar configurations in an XLB file. When you exit Excel 2002, the current toolbar configuration is saved in a file named Excel10.xlb. The exact location and name of this file varies with the version of Excel, so search your hard drive for *.xlb and you ll find it. This file contains information regarding the position and visibility of all custom toolbars and custom menu bars, plus modifications that you ve made to built-in toolbars or menu bars. Excel 2002 s online help lists the various names and locations of the XLB files for various versions of Excel. Do a search for xlb to find this information.

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