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selected, the number of derived factors should be speci ed, as well as options to (1) rotate the factors and (2) generate a derived score. If the Generate scores option is selected, a series of principal components will be generated, and these components correspond to the number of factors identi ed. These new variables will have the names PC-1, PC-2, and so on for the original principal components. If the Rotate factors option is selected, the new variables will be named PC1(rot), PC-2(rot), and so on. Clicking the Display button will perform a principal component analysis, and the analysis will be shown in the results area, as shown in Fig. B.22. For each of the principal components, the eigenvalues and percentage of variance attributable to each of the principal components is listed, along with the loadings for each of the principal components. The rotated factors are also shown, if this option was selected.

The stat command displays inode information for a specified file or directory. The syntax is as follows:

3.3.1.2 Delta modulation (DM)

The three most important sectors to watch when analyzing the CRB Index are the grains, metals, and energy markets. The oil markets earn their special place because of their high correlation ranking with the CRB Index and because of oil's importance as an international commodity. The metals also show a high correlation in most years. However, the special place in our analysis earned by the metals markets (gold in particular] is because of their role as a leading indicator of the CRB Index (discussed, in 5) and their wide acceptance as leading indicator of inflation. The important place reserved for the grain markets results from their consistently strong correlation with the CRB Index. Most observers who track the CRB Index are quite familiar with the oil and gold markets and follow those markets regularly. However, the CRB Index is often driven more by the grain markets, which are traded in Chicago, than by the gold and oil markets, which are traded in New York. A dramatic example of the grain influence was seen during the midwest drought of 1988, when the grain markets totally dominated the CRB Index for most of the spring and summer of that year. A thorough analysis of the CRB Index requires the monitoring of all 21 component markets that comprise the Index. However, special attention should always be paid to the precious metals, energy, and grain markets.

NOTE The (C/T)total represented on the figure corresponds to the worst case (i.e. the carrier which is the most affected by intermodulation products).

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BottleRocket (http://mlug.missouri.edu/~tymm), created by Tymm Twillman, consists of a simple command (br) that you can use to operate an X10 Firecracker kit. The br command sends signals to the serial port to which the Firecracker dongle is connected, which are in turn transmitted via RF to the transceiver and then into the electrical power lines. With your hardware in place, you can use the br command to turn your lights and appliances on and off or to dim your lights. Remember that the Firecracker hardware and BottleRocket software do only one-way communications and can t get feedback or status information from X10 devices. BottleRocket (actually the br command) assumes that your Firecracker dongle is connected to the first serial port (/dev/ttyS0). If it is connected to a different serial port, you need to

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