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So far this is exactly the same as working with packages in any other area of Java programming. The difference is that you call the servlet by directing your browser to the following URL:

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As shown in Table 7.5, the high resolution 10 m DTM signi cantly outperforms the 50 m DTM in terms of RMSE. Further analysis of these height errors (Figure 7.5) shows a similar, but exaggerated trend to the RAW+HA results. On the hilly roads, the errors were more pronounced between the different resolution DTMs, but after epoch 126950 (in the atter terrain), the discrepancies were less noticeable. However, it is clear that height errors provided by RAW and RAW+HA are consistently larger than those provided by RRF. This can be explained because positions corrected by RRF are snapped onto road centre-lines, which will reduce the height error as the true receiver (RTK)

where m1 and m2 satisfy condition (4.4-2). A m1 ; m2 ; z is also assumed to be periodic with period N: A m1 ; m2 ; z A N m1 ; m2 ; z A m1 ; m2 ; z A m1 ; N m2 ; z A m1 ; m2 ; z A N m1 ; N m2 ; z Note that the periodicity condition due to the use of the FFT causes aliasing because circular convolution rather than linear convolution is computed. In order to reduce aliasing, the input and output apertures can be zero padded to a size, say, M 0 2M. Then, N can be chosen as follows: & N even 2M 0 N 4:4-18 2M 0 1 N odd In addition, FFT algorithms are usually more ef cient when N is a power of 2. Hence, N may actually be chosen larger than the value computed above to make it a power of 2. Equations (4.4-15) and (4.4-16) can now be written as U n1 ; n2 ; z f 2

those on low incomes, ethnic minority groups and those with low levels of education), or whether the additional respondents are similar to the ones who would respond anyway, in which case incentives have no beneficial effect on nonresponse bias. They found that a cash incentive was more likely to increase response than a gift in kind among those with low education levels, single people and those who were not in paid employment. Singer et al. (2000) found that on a random digit dialling (RDD) survey a $5 incentive was more likely to increase response among those with low education levels. An earlier review by Singer et al. (1999a) had found that in experiments on interviewer-administered surveys three studies had indicated that incentives may be successful in boosting response, particularly amongst low-response groups, while five studies indicated no significant differences between demographic groups in the effects of incentives and one study showed mixed results. A recent study on the German Family Panel pilot (Bruderl et al., 2008) suggests that incentives may reduce nonresponse bias over three waves. 12.2.4 Effects of Incentives on Data Quality

diagnosis for TMJ palpation tenderness is TMJ in ammation, so this would be the patient s primary TMD diagnosis. The muscles were also tender (to a lesser degree), and the diagnosis for muscle palpation tenderness (when none of the other diagnoses better apply) is myofascial pain, so this would be the secondary TMD diagnosis. The patient also had a left TMJ click, which generally contributes minimally to a patient s pain. The diagnosis for a TMJ click is most often disc displacement with reduction (unless a patient s history suggests another diagnosis; see chapter 5, TMD Diagnostic Categories ), so this patient s tertiary TMD diagnosis was left TMJ disc displacement with reduction.

Microtrauma generally re ects unconscious habits, which may predispose an individual to develop TMD from direct or indirect trauma and make it more dif cult to resolve the manifested symptoms. This chapter focuses on direct and indirect trauma, and uses the term trauma to encompass both forms.

public boolean updateProduct(ProductDTO product, int productId) { // Do product update stuff (left out for brevity)... // ** Perform the additional nonfunctional requirements: // Notify interested parties of product updates: notify(UPDATE, getLoggedInUser()); // Audit the change, and who did it: auditEvent(product, getLoggedInUser()); } // Other Product-related, public methods: public boolean createProduct(HashMap productData) { ... }