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Pictorial Method You can use a protractor and a ruler to find phase angles for RC circuits, just as you did with RL circuits in the previous chapter, as long as the angles aren t too close to 0 or 90 First, draw a line somewhat longer than 10 cm, going from left to right on the paper Then, use the protractor to construct a line going somewhat more than 10 cm vertically downward, starting at the left end of the horizontal line The horizontal line is the R axis of an RC plane The line going down is the X C axis If you know the actual values of X C and R, divide or multiply them by a constant, chosen to make both values fall between 100 and 100 For example, if X C = 3800 and R = 7400 , divide them both by 100, getting 38 and 74 Plot these points on the lines The X C point goes 38 mm down from the intersection point between your two axes The R point goes 74 mm to the right of the intersection point Next, draw a line connecting the two points, as shown in Fig 14-11 This line will be at a slant and will form a triangle along with the two axes This is a right triangle, with the right angle at the origin of the RC plane Measure the angle between the slanted line and the R axis Use the protractor for this Extend the lines, if necessary, using the ruler, to get a good reading

ALTER FULLTEXT CATALOG AdventureWorksFTC REORGANIZE;

to the second paragraph that sets the font property and the size property, as shown in boldface here:

The REORGANIZE command will rebuild all indexes, without taking the catalog offline. Your users will still be able to use and query the catalog normally. The downside is that this is a lot slower than doing a rebuild.

on the protractor This angle will be between 0 and 90 Multiply this reading by 1 to get the RC phase angle That is, if the protractor shows 27 , the RC phase angle is 27 The actual vector is found by constructing a rectangle using the origin and your two points, making new perpendicular lines to complete the figure The vector is the diagonal of this rectangle, running out from the origin (Fig 14-12) The phase angle is the angle between the R axis and this vector, multiplied by 1 It will have the same measure as the angle of the slanted line you constructed in Fig 14-11

possible, as there are some tables where a key that has full meaning can t be created, such as a table that logs events that have occurred, where multiple events of the same type could occur at the same instance. For logging situations, adding a sequence number is an acceptable trade-off, though that shouldn t be the only value in the key. As an example, if you had a customer table with an identity value customerId for a surrogate key (the name given a key that s generated without regard to any meaningful data to stand in for a more complex key value) and a customerNumber, which the user enters, the table would be defined as the following:

tell application "TextEdit" make new document set the text of the front document to "Latest Report" & return & "Here is the latest news from the front" & return & "Sales have doubled!" tell the front document tell the first paragraph set the font to "Arial Bold" set the size to 18 end tell tell the second paragraph set the font to "Arial" set the size to 12 end tell end tell end tell

CREATE TABLE customer ( customerId int identity NOT NULL CONSTRAINT PKcustomer PRIMARY KEY, customerNumber char(10) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT AKcustomer_customerNumber UNIQUE )

method of finding phase angle in a circuit containing resistance and capacitive reactance This method shows the actual impedance vector

earlier in this chapter for the Finder window, as shown in boldface here:

You can also use ALTER TABLE syntax to add a PRIMARY KEY or UNIQUE constraint once the table has been created:

ALTER TABLE customer ADD CONSTRAINT PKcustomer PRIMARY KEY (customerId) ALTER TABLE customer ADD CONSTRAINT AKcustomer_customerNumber UNIQUE (customerNumber)