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Customers and controls

IEEE Control Systems, 1993
The aerospace and automotive industries are compared, highlighting similarities. Trends in automotive control systems are examined, and the key control systems problems facing the auto industry are discussed. Customer aspects of computer control are addressed. >
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Using Custom Controls

1997
In addition to the standard Visual Basic controls there are many custom or ActiveX controls. In this chapter we are going to see how custom controls are incorporated into your toolbox and how some of the most popular custom controls behave. In particular we are going to look in detail at the grid control which allows you to display and manipulate data ...
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Custom crystals control photons

IEEE Circuits and Devices Magazine, 2002
To build future optical information superhighways, "photonic engineering" should be a common practice just like today's electrical engineering. As Purcell proposed in 1946, the radiation rate of photons from an excited atom can be controlled by modifying the space that surrounds the atom.
null Yong Hee Lee, null Han Youl Ryu
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Building Custom Web Controls

2002
As an experienced developer you’ll already be familiar with the concepts of component-based design and code reuse, and of the benefits that these approaches can bring. As you might expect .NET promotes these techniques for desktop and Web Application projects, and one of the technologies it supports is the creation of custom controls for Web ...
Steve Harris, Rob Macdonald
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Developing Custom Server Controls

2004
The previous chapter provided a high-level overview of the large number of prebuilt controls available in ASP.NET. These battle-tested components serve admirably in a variety of scenarios that web application designers can dream up. In addition, control builders can extend and enhance the capabilities of the components delivered out of the box through ...
Dale Michalk, Rob Cameron
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Layout and Custom Controls

2015
So far you have looked at controls that serve as content for entering data and controls that are primarily designed for viewing data (either in individual form or as a list). In this chapter, you will learn about the last two classes of controls: layout controls and custom controls.
Edward Moemeka, Elizabeth Moemeka
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Creating User Controls and Custom Controls

2012
When designing user interfaces in any technology, you ideally want to encapsulate the look and behavior of commonly used user interface elements into reusable components that you can use elsewhere in your application, or even in other applications. Creating custom controls also reduces the amount of code required in the code-behind, simplifies the XAML
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Templates and Custom Controls

2009
In the previous chapter, you learned how to use styles and behaviors to reuse user interface property settings and code. In this chapter, you’ll explore two more powerful tools: templates and custom controls.
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Customer Capital-Controlling

Controlling, 2013
Andreas Hoffjan, Sandra Klute
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Customizing the Controlling Module

2015
In this chapter, you learn how to customize the Controlling module in SAP ERP and learn how to define the cost elements, cost center, and profit center.
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