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Should t be dynamic during the iteration One thought is that the number of images transmitted from the imaging device to the gateway decreases while the iteration cycle increases Therefore it seems reasonable that t may be reduced proportionally to the number iterations On the other hand, the number of images transmitted to the gateway may vary with time depending on the design of the imaging device For example, an imaging device may be designed to transmit images according to the imaging system workload and priority schedule If the image transmission process has a low priority, then the number of images transmitted during a period when the system workload is heavy will be lower compared with when the workload is light In this case t is a variable Algorithm 3: Combination of Algorithm 1 and Algorithm 2 Given the previous discussions, a combination of both methods seems to be preferable.

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Algorithm 3 can be implemented in three steps: 1 Identify and count the acquired images for a particular series 2 Record the time stamp whenever the number of acquired images has changed..

1. Open ab19-a.dwg from the CD-ROM. Save it as ab19-03.dwg in your AutoCAD Bible folder. 2. Open ab19-b.dwg from the CD-ROM. Save it as ab19-04.dwg in your AutoCAD Bible folder. Click the Close box of ab19-04.dwg to close the drawing (but not the program), leaving ab19-03.dwg on your screen. 3. Choose Insert DWG Reference and choose ab19-04.dwg from the AutoCAD Bible folder. Click Open. From the External Reference dialog box, uncheck all of the Specify On-Screen check boxes and click OK to insert the xref. 4. Double-click the title block. The Reference Edit dialog box opens. Choose ab19-04.dwg. It is displayed in the preview box. Click OK. The Refedit toolbar opens, and you can now edit the xref. Your screen should look like Figure 19-7. 5. Select the title block again and choose Explode. 6. Choose Draw Text Single Line Text. At the Specify start point of text or [Justify/Style]: prompt, pick 1 in Figure 19-7. At the Specify height <0'-0 3/16">: prompt, type 10 . Press Enter again for the rotation angle. 7. Type Davis Floor Plan and press Enter twice to end the command. 8. Choose the text (the name and address of the architect) at the bottom of the title block and change its color to red to make it stand out. 9. Select the letter N and arrow symbol at 2 in Figure 19-7. To transfer these objects from the xref to the floor plan drawing, choose Remove from Working Set from the Refedit toolbar.

To switch the current layer, make sure that no object is currently selected, click the Layer Control drop-down list arrow, and click the name of the layer that you want to be current. Be careful to click only the name otherwise, you may change the layer s state. You may need to press Esc first to deselect all objects. After you click a new layer name, the drop-down list automatically closes.

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