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In the end, it may very well be impossible to de nitively and rmly establish causation between two events. While we may not be 100% certain that one event A causes another event B to occur, we can at least gather three types of evidence that would increase the likelihood that A is the cause of B: 1. Establish temporal precedence. If A is the cause of B, then A must precede B in time. 2. Establish covariation between A and B. The cause A must covary with the effect B. If the potential cause and effect are unrelated, the one could not have been a cause of the other. Statistics for example, the calculation of the correlation coef cient can be used to determine whether there is covariation in the data or not. 3. Eliminate other possible causes of B. This may be the toughest condition to meet and will generally require you to search for alternative causes, such as hidden causes, and rule them out one by one, by showing that they do not covary with the effect. At times, creating a good causal model will require you to dig deeper and deeper to discover the underlying variables, the hidden causes, and deeper explanations. The failure to dig deeper could result in an incomplete and worse, incorrect causal model. A good example (and a nice way to end this section on fallacies of causal reasoning) is illustrated in the University of California at Berkeley s study of sex bias in graduate admissions.16 A super cial read of the data showed that male applicants were more likely to be admitted to Berkeley s graduate schools than were female applicants. Hence this simple causal model is given by:

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The student should be invited to find the two functions that the sum of the series 1 1 represents. This can be done by graphing sin x _ sin 2x _ sin 3x x/2 2 3 2 and then (2/ )(sin x 3 sin 3x ) 2, where 2(x) x/2 { /2 if x/2 if /2 /2 x x /2 3 /2.

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Comparator ( m , mc ): a previous evaluation of the repeatability of comparison of two masses having the same nominal value of 10 kg has resulted in a variance (accumulated; see section 7.5.2) of 625 mg2. No correction is applied to make up for the variations due to the off-centering of the masses on the pan, but it is considered that these effects result in a maximal variation of the indications of the comparator of 10 mg; if a rectangular distribution is surmised, the corresponding standard uncertainty is:

Figure 25-10: Choose from more than 500 musical MIDI instruments to play any of 128 notes over a ten-octave range with the Play Musical Note behavior.

1. Open the table_start.htm file previously worked upon. 2. From the CSS Styles panel, click New CSS Rule. 3. In the New CSS Rule dialog box, choose the Class option and enter .rightTable in the Name field;

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Use a screen depth of 8 for 256 colors, 4 for 16 colors, 2 for four colors, or 1 for black and white. For other environment variables that you can set, refer to the file docs\midp-env.html. The samples are self-explanatory. The Sampler sample, which demonstrates simple drawing commands, is shown in Figure 9.2.

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Galois fields are fundamental to algebraic blockcodes. This lab provides a tool to be used for BCH and Reed-Solomon codes. It builds upon the LFSR code produced in lab 2.

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Dreamweaver creates a surrounding <div> tag and centers the table within it. Your final task is to remove the widths from the lower table columns so that they tightly fit the data.