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Plane) And 1 If bitVal = 1 Then Dim byteIndex As Integer, bitIndex As Integer byteIndex = x \ 8 bitIndex = 7 - (x Mod 8) Dim currByte As Integer currByte = Asc(Mid$(planeData(plane), byteIndex + 1, 1)) currByte = currByte Or _ShL(1, bitIndex) Mid$(planeData(plane), byteIndex + 1, 1) = Chr$(currByte) End If Next plane Next x ' RLE kódování pro obě roviny daného řádku RLE encode each plane for the current line Dim p As Integer For p = 0 To 1 Dim rawLine As String, encoded As String rawLine = planeData(p) encoded = "" Dim iPos As Integer iPos = 1 Do While iPos Dim currentByte As Integer, count As Integer currentByte = Asc(Mid$(rawLine, iPos, 1)) count = 1 Do While (iPos + count If Asc(Mid$(rawLine, iPos + count, 1)) = currentByte Then count = count + 1 Else Exit Do End If Loop If (count = 1) And (currentByte encoded = encoded + Chr$(currentByte) Else encoded = encoded + Chr$(192 + count) + Chr$(currentByte) End If iPos = iPos + count Loop ' Zápis RLE kódovaných dat pro danou rovinu Write encoded data for this plane Put #fileNum, , encoded Next p Next y _Source s Close #fileNumEnd Sub' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' SUB SavePCX16Clr – uloží obrázek jako 16barevný (4bitový) PCX soubor.' SUB SavePCX16Clr – saves the image as a 16-color (4-bit) PCX file.' Vstupní parametry: image (ukazatel na obrázek s indexovanými hodnotami 0–15), fileName (název souboru)' Input parameters: image (image pointer with indexed values 0–15), fileName (output file name)' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sub SavePCX16Clr (image As Long, fileName As String) ' Získání rozměrů obrázku / Get image dimensions Dim width As Integer, height As Integer width = _Width(image) height = _Height(image) ' Výpočet bajtů na rovinu: (width+7)\8 a zarovnání na sudé číslo Calculate bytes per line and align to even number Dim bytesPerLine As Integer bytesPerLine = (width + 7) \ 8 If (bytesPerLine Mod 2) 0 Then bytesPerLine = bytesPerLine + 1 status = GetUsedColors(image) myMask$ = TransformMask ' ----------------------------------------------------------- ' Sestavíme paletu 16 EGA barev Build a 16-color EGA palette ' EGA barvy: ' 0: černá (0,0,0) ' 1: modrá (0,0,170) ' 2: zelená (0,170,0) ' 3: cyan (0,170,170) ' 4: červená (170,0,0) ' 5: magenta (170,0,170) ' 6: hnědá (170,85,0) ' 7: světle šedá (170,170,170) ' 8: tmavě šedá (85,85,85) ' 9: jasně modrá (85,85,255) ' 10: jasně zelená (85,255,85) ' 11: jasně cyan (85,255,255) ' 12: jasně červená (255,85,85) ' 13: jasně magenta (255,85,255) ' 14: žlutá (255,255,85) ' 15: bílá (255,255,255) ' ------------------------------ Dim paletteData As String paletteData = "" ' V PCX 16barevném formátu se standardně očekává EGA paleta, ale zde může být nahrazena barvami z obrázku. 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Section formula,We know that the coordinates of the point R, which divide the line segment joining two points, P (x1, y1, z1) and Q (x2, y2, z2), externally in the ratio m: n, are given byUpon comparing, we havex1 = -2, y1 = 3, z1 = 5;x2 = 1, y2 = -4, z2 = 6 andm = 2, n = 3So, the coordinates of the point which divide the line segment joining the points P (– 2, 3, 5) and Q (1, – 4, 6) in the ratio 2: 3 externally are given by∴ The coordinates of the point which divides the line segment joining the points (-2, 3, 5) and (1, -4, 6) are (-8, 17, 3).2. Given that P (3, 2, – 4), Q (5, 4, – 6) and R (9, 8, –10) are collinear. Find the ratio in which Q divides PR.Solution:Let us consider Q divides PR in the ratio k: 1.By using the section formula,We know that the coordinates of the point R, which divides the line segment joining two points, P (x1, y1, z1) and Q (x2, y2, z2), internally in the ratio m : n, are given byUpon comparing, we havex1 = 3, y1 = 2, z1 = -4;x2 = 9, y2 = 8, z2 = -10 andm = k, n = 1So, we have9k + 3 = 5 (k+1)9k + 3 = 5k + 59k – 5k = 5 – 34k = 2k = 2/4= ½Hence, the ratio in which Q divides PR is 1: 2.3. Find the ratio in which the YZ-plane divides the line segment formed by joining the points (–2, 4, 7) and (3, –5, 8).Solution:Let the line segment formed by joining the points P (-2, 4, 7) and Q (3, -5, 8) be PQ.We know that any point on the YZ-plane is of the form (0, y, z).So now, let R (0, y, z) divide the line segment PQ in the ratio k: 1.Then,Upon comparing, we havex1 = -2, y1 = 4, z1 = 7x2 = 3, y2 = -5, z2 = 8 andm = k, n = 1By Jet, as seen during the biannual Changchun airshow. It's seen as a competitor to the F-15 and F-16 jets operated by the US Air Force.Approximately 253 of these jets have been built for the People's Liberation Army Air Force. Each costs $30 million.8 of 27Xinhua News Agency/Getty ImagesA dangerous interception over the South China SeaThough the US has never been at war with China, American military pilots have had a number of run-ins with these warplanes.In August 2014, a J-11 jet intercepted a US Navy P-8 recon plane over the South China Sea. According to military reports, the planes came within 50 feet of each other, with the Chinese J-11 at one point displaying its underside. The US Defense Department interpreted the maneuver as a show of the plane's weaponry.9 of 27chinamil.com.cnJ-11 warplane on the attackIndeed, the J-11 does carry a fearsome arsenal of China- and Russia-made weaponry. The plane has a main 30 mm cannon (Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1) and 10 hardpoints for carrying missiles.The plane can also drop freefall cluster bombs.10 of 27chinamil.com.cnLive-fire trainingIn this photo, a J-11 pilot fires a live air-to-surface missile at a simulated ground target over the South China Sea during a July 2016 training exercise.11 of 27chinamil.com.cnChina's first carrier-based jetThis is the Shenyang J-15, China's first domestic attempt at creating a carrier-based fighter jet. The plane made its first takeoff in May 2010.The plane is 72 feet long with a wingspan of 48.25 feet. This is reduced to 24.25 feet when the wings are folded, as in this picture.12 of 27chinamil.com.cnJ-15: A carrier plane of questionable designChina's state-run media is bursting with pride over its new J-15 planes, but international military analysts are less enthused. The plane can only launch using a ski jump, such as the one here on China's first ever aircraft carrier, the Liaoning (CV-16).Weight limitations on take-off reduce the number and size of weapons the jet can carry compared with rival planes. Its Russian-sourced engines, meanwhile, are underpowered compared with America's F-35s.13 of 27Southern Weekend New Media Co./infzm.comChina's first aircraft carrierAt 999 feet long, the now-combat-ready Liaoning carries 24 J-15 multirole fighters -- fewer than half the number that can be carried on US carriers. The lack of a American-style steam catapult requires use of the ski-jump deck, requiring planes to use more fuel on takeoff and limit their maximum takeoff weight.The Liaoning is slower than US Nimitz-class carriers, too. The

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IntroductionAnatomical planes are imaginary planes/2D surfaces used to divide the body to facilitate descriptions of location and movement.The anatomical position is used as a reference when describing locations of structures and movements. It is an upright position with arms by the side and palms facing forward. Feet are parallel with toes facing forward.You may also be interested in our article covering anatomical movements of the human body.Want discounted access to all Geeky Medics products, including our anatomy flashcard collection? Check out our bundles to save money and supercharge your learning 🔥Anatomical termsTo understand anatomical planes, it is important to be familiar with basic anatomical terms:Proximal: towards the main trunk of the bodyDistal: away from the main trunk of the bodySuperior: upperInferior: lowerSuperficial: near the surface of the bodyDeep: away from the surface of the bodyMedial: towards the midlineLateral: away from the midlineAdditional terms which are more commonly used in embryology and neuroanatomy:Ventral: front, anteriorDorsal: back, posteriorCranial: towards the headCaudal: towards the ‘tail’ end Figure 1. Anatomical terms applied to the human body.1 Figure 2. A human embryo.2 Clinical relevance: describing injuriesIt is important to become familiar with anatomical terms to describe locations of bodily structures and injuries as well as for describing movements.For example, Figure 3 shows a laceration located on the medial aspect of the 4th digit of the left hand immediately distal to the proximal interphalangeal joint. Figure 3. Fourth digit laceration.3Anatomical planesThere are three commonly used anatomical planes: sagittal, coronal and axial (Figure 4). Figure 4. Anatomical planes of the human body.4SagittalThe sagittal plane is a longitudinal plane, dividing the body into right and left parts. These are not necessarily equal but if they are equal the plane is termed a midsagittal or median plane. Figure 5. Sagittal section of the brain.5CoronalThe coronal plane is a longitudinal plane, dividing the body into anterior (front) and posterior (back) sections. Figure 6. Coronal section of the brain.6Clinical relevance: skull suturesSagittal and coronal are also terms used to describe the sutures of the skull. The original meaning of sagittal is ‘arrow’ and coronal means ‘crown’. It can be helpful to remember this when describing the anatomical planes. Figure 7. Sagittal suture.7 Figure 8. Coronal suture.8 AxialThe axial (or transverse plane) is a horizontal plane dividing the body into superior (upper) and inferior (lower) sections. Figure 9. Axial section of the thigh.9Planes that are not parallel to any of the three planes above are termed oblique planes.Clinical relevance: imaging investigationsRadiological images such as CT and MRI scans are viewed in different anatomical planes. It is important to understand the anatomical planes to orientate oneself to the images.Axial CT and MRI images are viewed from the inferior aspect as if looking at a patient from the foot of the bed.For example, Figure 8 shows a haemorrhagic stroke in the right hemisphere. Figure 10. CT scan of a haemorrhagic stroke.10Key pointsAnatomical terms and planes help to describe locations of body structures and movements.Understanding the anatomical planes enables you to correctly orientate prosections and

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Five steps: (a) Step 0, (b) Step 1, (c) Step 2, (d) Step 3, (e) Step 4 (Proposed). Figure 3. Design evolution of the antenna in five steps: (a) Step 0, (b) Step 1, (c) Step 2, (d) Step 3, (e) Step 4 (Proposed). Figure 4. Simulated |S11| of design evolution. Figure 4. Simulated |S11| of design evolution. Figure 5. Current distribution at (a) 1.8 GHz, (b) 2.45 GHz, (c) 5.8 GHz. Figure 5. Current distribution at (a) 1.8 GHz, (b) 2.45 GHz, (c) 5.8 GHz. Figure 6. Analysis of bending states (at different radii) of the proposed antenna on cuboid phantom at (a) R1 = 25 mm, (b) R2 = 35 mm, (c) R3 = 45 mm. Figure 6. Analysis of bending states (at different radii) of the proposed antenna on cuboid phantom at (a) R1 = 25 mm, (b) R2 = 35 mm, (c) R3 = 45 mm. Figure 7. Comparison of |S11| at different radii of the phantom: 25, 35, and 45 mm. Figure 7. Comparison of |S11| at different radii of the phantom: 25, 35, and 45 mm. Figure 8. Comparison of antenna’s input impedance in the air (without the human body) and on the human body. Figure 8. Comparison of antenna’s input impedance in the air (without the human body) and on the human body. Figure 9. Comparison of antenna’s efficiency in the air (without the human body) and on the human body. Figure 9. Comparison of antenna’s efficiency in the air (without the human body) and on the human body. Figure 10. Comparison of antenna’s |S11| parameters at different distances from human body. Figure 10. Comparison of antenna’s |S11| parameters at different distances from human body. Figure 11. Comparison of antenna’s peak gain at different distances from human body. Figure 11. Comparison of antenna’s peak gain at different distances from human body. Figure 12. Antenna’s fabricated prototype: (a) Top, (b) Bottom, (c) In a random conformal state. Figure 12. Antenna’s fabricated prototype: (a) Top, (b) Bottom, (c) In a random conformal state. Figure 13. Antenna’s bending at different radii (in air): (a) 45 mm, (b) 35 mm, (c) 25 mm. Figure 13. Antenna’s bending at different radii (in air): (a) 45 mm, (b) 35 mm, (c) 25 mm. Figure 14. Antenna’s measurement: (a) On wrist, (b) On arm, (c) On chest. Figure 14. Antenna’s measurement: (a) On wrist, (b) On arm, (c) On chest. Figure 15. Comparison of simulated and measured reflection coefficients. Figure 15. Comparison of simulated and measured reflection coefficients. Figure 16. Comparison of measured reflection coefficients in different bending scenarios (at 25 mm, 35 mm, and 45 mm). Figure 16. Comparison of measured reflection coefficients in different bending scenarios (at 25 mm, 35 mm, and 45 mm). Figure 17. Comparison of simulated and measured radiation patterns of the proposed antenna (a) H-plane at 1.8 GHz (b) E-plane at 1.8 GHz (c) H-plane at 2.45 GHz (d) E-plane at 2.45 GHz (e) H-plane at 5.8 GHz (f) E-plane at 5.8 GHz. Figure. Downloads: 1: Likes: 0: Share: Download. X-Plane 11 X-Plane 8, 9 10 FSX/MSFS2025 FS2025/FS9 Infinite Flight FlightGear PMDG Airbus X X-FMC Squawkbox Since I lost the Disk 1 of the X-Plane 10 game, I buy X-plane 11 on Steam. Now I got that. I was wondering can you even add X-Plane 10 and X-Plane 9 planes in X-Plane 11?

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