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In practice this means that the diffracted beams detected in an X-ray diffraction pattern (sometimes called Bragg re ections) are those originating from successive lattice planes which obey Bragg s law and reinforce each other by constructive interference with a single re ection arising from each equivalent lattice plane (hkl) in the crystal. All other diffracted beams undergo some destructive interference and, since this would happen through many equivalent lattice planes in a real crystal, are so weakened in intensity that they are not detectable. The only experimental variable in the Bragg equation is the angle of incidence, (since d is a xed property of the crystal for a given hkl and is in most circumstances a xed property of the X-ray beam). Variation of is achieved by slight rotation of the crystal (approximately. 1 ) between exposures to the X-ray beam allowing detection of a distinct pattern of Bragg re ections for each angle of rotation. In a complete data-set, most atoms in the crystal lattice will contribute some Bragg re ections to some diffraction patterns.

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As I just mentioned, the magic eraser, found on the same flyout as the regular eraser, erases background pixels. Or, at least, that s the idea. When used incorrectly, the magic eraser wipes out any pixels that it touches. If you re familiar with the magic wand, which I cover in 8, using the magic eraser is a cinch. The two tools operate virtually identically, except that the wand selects and the magic eraser erases. When you click a pixel with the magic eraser, Photoshop identifies a range of similarly colored pixels, just as it does with the magic wand. But instead of selecting the pixels, the magic eraser makes them transparent, as demonstrated in Figure 7-30. Bear in mind that in Photoshop, transparency requires a separate layer. So if the image is flat (without layers), Photoshop automatically floats the image to a separate layer with nothing underneath. Hence the checkerboard pattern shown in the second example in the figure transparency with nothing underneath.

Figure 15-8 To create a foreign key relationship between the two tables, click the Students table s StudentId eld and drag it onto the TestScores table s StudentId column. In the dialog shown in Figure 15-9, check the Enforce Referential Integrity box to make the database validate foreign key constraints. If you don t click the right eld or you drop it on the wrong eld, use the eld dropdowns in Figure 15-9 to select the right elds. You can use other rows in the eld list to add other elds to the relationship. For example, if you wanted to relate the Addresses table s City, State, and Zip elds to the City, State, and Zip elds in a CityStateZips table, you would add those elds here.

How do you bring your extensively customized menus from prior releases into the new menu system for 2007 It s easy, because AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT take care of this for you. To convert your MNU or MNS files to CUI files, open the Customize User Interface dialog box and click the Transfer tab. From the Customizations in New CUI File drop-down list, choose Open. Select the menu file and click Open. You now see the file, with the same name as before, but with a .cui filename extension. You still need to load the file, as explained earlier in this chapter. You might want to continue to work with your MNU and MNS files if you are in an office that uses more than one version of AutoCAD, and everyone needs to share the same file. In that case, use the MENU command to open the Select Customization File dialog box. Choose Legacy Menu Template (*.mnu) or Legacy Menu File (*.mns) from the Files of Type drop-down list. AutoCAD creates a CUI file from your MNU or MNS file.

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