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with their own resources, on their own initiative, and in their own way (Jung, 1971b). Tangible Versus Intangible Disposition Polarity: The Realistic and Intuitive Attributes. Information, whether its source is internal or external to the self, can be classi ed in numerous ways. A core distinction can be drawn between information that is tangible versus that which is intangible. By tangible we mean identi able by human sensory capacities, well-de ned, distinctive, recognizable, and knowable referring to phenomena that are concrete, factual, material, realistic, or self-evident. In contrast, information that is termed intangible takes in phenomena that lack an intrinsically distinctive order and structural clarity; they are inherently ambiguous, abstract, insubstantial, vague, mysterious, and obscure. Such phenomena usually can be fathomed only by means that are unknown, unconscious, and percipient, or by glimmerings into their diffuse and elusive nature that are materially tenuous or psychical in form. The readiness of some individuals to be receptive to information that is well-structured and tangible, and of others to receive information that is obscure and intangible, constitutes, in our view, a fundamental difference in cognitive style that is of appreciable personological signi cance. Although Jung s language is only tangentially formulated in cognitive terms, close parallels can be seen between the polarity presented here and that offered by Jung in his distinction between Sensing and Intuiting. As Jung (1933) wrote decades ago:

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iPhone users can purchase and download TV shows and movies and play them right on their phones instantly. This would have been impossible if it had not been for deep 3G broadband network capability and improved mobile devices.

2.11. Alginate Depolymerization Solution Sodium citrate, 55 mM, sodium chloride, 0.15 M, pH 6.8 in UPW For 500 ml of alginate depolymerization solution:

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Many clinical psychologists work in various outpatient clinics such as community mental health centers. These psychologists often provide a range of clinical services to other professionals and organizations. For example, these psychologists might provide psychotherapy for children who have been abused or group therapy for adult substance abusers. They might also provide parent education classes. While psychologists in these settings may conduct research, direct clinical service is often the primary activity and priority of these settings.

The third expression displays the savings a buyer could receive by buying in quantity. In this example formula, the price times 3 is subtracted from the price times 5:

emulsion instability: creaming or sedimentation; Ostwald ripening, which is a diffusion transport of the dispersed phase in small droplets into larger ones; coalescence, which is the process in which two droplets combine to form a single droplet; and occulation, which is the aggregation of droplets due to collisions. The droplet size is the key param-

The next function, WorkbookName, returns the name of the workbook for a particular cell. Notice that it uses the Parent property twice. The first Parent property returns a Worksheet object, and the second Parent property returns a Workbook object.

NOTE: VOICE ON OTHER PLATFORMS Windows CE devices other than the Palm-size PC support voice input. Most notably, the Auto PC platform is largely voice driven. This chapter introduces the features of voice input in the context of the Palm-size PC.

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typical set. The second property follows from the AEP for relative entropy (Theorem 11.8.1). To prove the third property, we write P2 (A(n) (P1 ||P2 )) =

Figure 1.4 Subscriber loops connect telephone subscribers to their local serving exchange; trunks interconnect exchanges (switches).

Internet and other networks; a variety of tools to manipulate, transform, and create information; and database technologies that can enable the rapid storage and retrieval of information. In addition to general technologies, specific tools enhance and secure the flow of information in the KM life cycle. For example, security systems provide data encryption and user authentication; software systems and processes insure the version of information used is appropriate to the intended use; and program instrumentation is an automated means of tracking use of information throughout the KM life cycle. Other niche technologies range from erasure programs, the equivalent of paper shredders in an office environment, to decision support tools to help a librarian or management decide, for example, what information to archive and what information to destroy. Expert system technologies can help guide knowledge workers and other employees by providing them with access to instant expertise. Even the media used to store information has implications regarding ease of use, transport, and long-term storage.

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