Computer Desktop Wallpapers Collection Part 1288

Chromakeying, sometimes known as color keying, is the process of singling out a particular color in an electronic image and then using computer software to make that color transparent. This allows another image, which can be just about anything you can imagine, to show through.

Computer Desktop Wallpapers Collection Part 1288

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1. Title Page. Title: The title of the manuscript is of great importance and should be constructed with care for readability and should reflect the purposes and findings of the work in order to provide maximum information in a computerized title search. Minimal use of nonfunctional words is encouraged. Only commonly employed abbreviations (e.g., DNA, RNA, ATP) are acceptable. Code numbers for compounds may be used in a manuscript title. Avoid complex compound names as much as possible in the title by using generic names or code numbers, and spell out elements rather than using symbols unless part of a compound name. Neither the title nor any other text should indicate that the paper is part of a numbered series on a broader research topic, or a numbered contribution from a particular institution or research group. IUPAC names are not required in the title and actually not preferred.

10. Image Manipulation. According to ACS Ethical Guidelines, images should be free from misleading manipulation. Images included in an account of research performed or in the data collection as part of the research require an accurate description of how the images were generated and produced. Apply digital processing uniformly to images, with both samples and controls. Cropping must be reported in the figure legend. For gels and blots, use of positive and negative controls is highly recommended. Avoid high contrast settings to avoid overexposure of gels and blots. For microscopy, apply color adjustment to entire image and note in the legend. When necessary, authors should include a section on equipment and settings in supporting information to describe all image acquisition tools, techniques and settings, and software used. All final images must have resolutions of 300 dpi or higher. Authors should retain unprocessed data in the event that the Editors request them. Unprocessed data can also be part of the supporting information.

9. Software. Software used as a part of computer-aided drug design should be readily available from reliable sources, and the authors should specify where the software can be obtained.

345. SMS, 1989 WL 201031, at *4; see, e.g., Judicial Watch, Inc. v. Exp.-Imp. Bank, 108 F. Supp. 2d 19, 29 (D.D.C. 2000) (export-insurance documents when "transaction is in a highly competitive state," or is part of "an ongoing transaction"); Matthews v. USPS, No. 92-1208-CV-W-8, slip op. at 6 (W.D. Mo. Apr. 15, 1994) (technical drawings relating to computer system sold to government, technology for which still was being sold to others); RMS, No. C-92-1545, slip op. at 7 (N.D. Cal. Nov. 24, 1992) ("descriptions of equipment and the names of contacts, customers, key employees, and subcontractors"); BDM Corp. v. SBA, 2 Gov't Disclosure Serv. (P-H) Â 81,189, at 81,495 (D.D.C. Mar. 20, 1981) (names of consultants and subcontractors, and performance, cost, and equipment information); see also Nat'l Cmty. Reinvestment Coalition v. Nat'l Credit Union Admin., 290 F. Supp. 2d 124, 136 (D.D.C. 2003) (dicta) (business and marketing plans "would" be exempt) (non-FOIA case brought under Administrative Procedure Act). 041b061a72