Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - Part Fundamentals -- Chapter 1: Business Central and Power Platform - Better Together -- Technical requirements -- How Business Central and Power Platform are better together -- Setting up your development environment -- Business use case - the K&amp -- S Solutions Inc. company -- The Business Central and Power Platform ecosystem -- Power Pages -- Power Virtual Agents -- Power Automate -- Power Apps -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Getting to Know Business Central APIs -- Technical requirements -- An introduction to Business Central APIs -- How to connect to Business Central APIs -- Configuring Azure Active Directory for OAuth use with Postman and Business Central -- Adding API permissions -- Creating your first GET request in Postman -- Exercise 2.1 - using Postman to call an API in Business Central -- What are the limits of working with APIs? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using Autodesk Maya with the Maya Software Renderer -- Switching to the V-Ray Renderer and Adding Fog -- Case Study 3: Lighting an Animated Animal Character -- Using Autodesk Maya with the Maya Software Renderer -- Switching to the Arnold Renderer and Adding a Sky Shader -- Sidebar: Creating Skies in 3D -- Epilogue: The Future of 3D Lighting -- Appendix: Visual Lighting Glossary -- 0-Point Lighting -- 1-Point Lighting -- 2-Point Lighting -- 3-Point Lighting -- Ambient Light -- Area Light -- Back Light -- Background Light -- Bounced Light -- Color Bleed -- Color Temperature -- Butterfly Lighting -- Depth Map Shadow -- Diffuse -- Directional Light -- Environment Light -- Eye Light -- Fill Light -- Final Gather (GI) -- Fresnel Reflection -- Glamour Lighting -- Hair Light -- Hard Lighting -- High-key -- IBL (Image-based Lighting) -- Key Light -- Kicker (Light) -- Lighting Ratio -- Light Ray -- Loop Lighting -- Low-key -- Mesh Light -- Naturalistic Lighting -- Path Tracing (GI) -- PBR (Physically-Based Rendering) -- Photometric Light -- Photon -- Photon Mapping (GI) -- Point Light -- Radiosity (GI) -- Ray Tracing -- Ray Trace Shadow -- Refraction -- Rembrandt Lighting -- Renderer -- Rim Light -- Shader (Material) -- Secondary Diffuse Illumination -- Silhouette Lighting -- Sky System -- Soft Lighting -- Specularity -- Split Lighting -- Spot Light -- Stylistic Lighting -- Utility Light -- Volume Light -- Appendix: Common Question Index -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 5: Configuration and Control Plane -- Technical requirements -- Controlling costs with sampling -- Head-based sampling -- Tail-based sampling -- Enriching and filtering telemetry -- Span processors -- Customizing instrumentations -- Resources -- Metrics -- Customizing context propagation -- Processing a pipeline with the OpenTelemetry Collector -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 6: Tracing Your Code -- Technical requirements -- Tracing with System.Diagnostics or the OpenTelemetry API shim -- Tracing with System.Diagnostics -- Tracing with the OpenTelemetry API shim -- Using ambient context -- Recording events -- When to use events -- The ActivityEvent API -- Correlating spans with links -- Using links -- Testing your instrumentation -- Intercepting activities -- Filtering relevant activities -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 7: Adding Custom Metrics -- Technical requirements -- Metrics in .NET - past and present -- Cardinality -- When to use metrics -- Reporting metrics -- Using counters -- The Counter class -- The UpDownCounter class -- The ObservableCounter class -- The ObservableUpDownCounter class -- Using an asynchronous gauge -- Using histograms -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 8: Writing Structured and Correlated Logs -- Technical requirements -- Logging evolution in .NET -- Console -- Trace -- EventSource -- ILogger -- Logging with ILogger -- Optimizing logging -- Capturing logs with OpenTelemetry -- Managing logging costs -- Pipelines -- Backends -- Summary -- Questions -- Part 3: Observability for Common Cloud Scenarios -- Chapter 9: Best Practices -- Technical requirements -- Choosing the right signal -- Getting more with less -- Building a new application -- Evolving applications -- Performance-sensitive scenarios -- Staying consistent with semantic conventions -- Semantic conventions for HTTP requests…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…7.2 Obligation to Develop Effective National Procedures -- 7.2.1 Not a Self-standing Positive Obligation -- 7.2.2 The Content of the Obligation -- 7.3 Obligation to Take Protective Operational Measures -- 7.3.1 The Test as Originally Developed in Osman v the United Kingdom -- 7.3.2 Modifications of the Test Regarding the Actors of Harm, the Objects of Harm, and the Immediacy of the Risk -- 7.3.3 Adjustment of the Test by Adding Risk Assessment as an 'Integral Part' -- 7.3.4 Adjustment of the Test by Adding Harm-related, Temporal, and Geographical Specifications -- 7.3.5 Content and Scope of the Obligation-the Operational Measures -- Conclusion -- 8 Extraterritorial Positive Obligations -- Introduction -- 8.1 Positive Obligations' Normative Preconditions -- 8.1.1 The Role of the State in Society -- 8.1.2 Democratic Legitimacy and Territorial Boundedness -- 8.1.3 Not Contingent Exclusively on Actual Capacity -- 8.2 Deconstructing Jurisdiction -- 8.2.1 The Territorial Paradigm -- 8.2.2 Effective Control over an Area -- 8.2.3 Physical Power and Control over a Person -- 8.2.4 Acts of Diplomatic and Consular Agents -- 8.2.5 Exercise of Public Powers -- 8.2.6 Extraterritorial Effects -- 8.2.7 Procedural Link -- 8.2.8 Conclusion -- 8.3 Adapting Jurisdiction to the Obligations? …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introducing MPLABX -- MPLABX: The IDE from Microchip -- Creating a Project in MPLABX -- The Configuration Words -- Creating a Header File -- Changing the Fonts and Colors -- The PIC Microcontroller -- The PIC16F88 and the PIC8F4525 -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Programming Basics -- Good Programming Practice -- Algorithms -- Flowcharts -- Program Listings -- Program 2.1: Turning On and Off an LED -- Algorithm for Program 2.1 -- Flowchart for Program 2.1 -- The Program Listing -- Creating a Source File -- Adding the Header File -- Program 2.1 -- Analysis of Listing 2-1 -- Running Program 2.1 -- The PIC16F88 Development Board -- The ICSP Circuit -- Testing Program 2.1 -- Downloading Our Program -- Summary -- Chapter 3: The Seven-Segment Display and the Stepper Motor -- Program 3.1: Controlling a Seven-Segment Display -- Seven-Segment Displays -- Common Anode Seven-Segment Display -- Common Cathode Seven-Segment Display -- Arrangement for a Common Anode Seven-Segment Display -- Controlling the Display with the PIC -- Seven-Segment Display Program -- Algorithm for Program 3.1 -- Flowchart for Program 3.1 -- Program Listing for the Common Cathode Seven-Segment Display -- Analysis of Listing 3-1 -- Program 3.2: 3461BS Common Anode Four Seven-Segment Display Module -- Analysis of Listing 3-2 -- The Stepper Motor -- Analysis of Listing 3-3 -- Summary -- Chapter 4: The Joystick and the Stepper Motor -- Using the Joystick -- The Principal Operation of the Joystick -- The ADCON0 Control Register -- The ADCON1 Register -- The ADCON2 Register -- Example 1: Creating the Required Acquisition Time -- Example 2: TAD Time -- Changing the ADC Input Channels -- Left or Right Justification -- The Joystick Program -- The LCD -- Instruction or Command Mode…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Using Your Camera Straight out of the Box -- Chapter 1 Introducing Android Smartphone Photography -- Becoming Familiar with Your Android Camera -- Single-lens models -- Dual-lens models -- Triple-lens models -- Models with more than three lenses -- Taking a Look Around the Camera App -- Taking a Picture -- Viewing Your Photo -- Editing Your Photo -- Sharing Your Photo -- Chapter 2 Taking an In-Depth Tour of Your Camera -- Holding Your Phone Properly for Steady Photos -- Using Different Ways to Open Your Camera -- Zooming In to Your Subject -- Using the digital zoom -- Trying optical zoom instead of digital zoom -- Capturing Selfies with and without Background Blur -- Understanding When to Use (and Not to Use) the Camera Flash -- Photographing with the Camera Timer for Sharp Photos -- Landscape photography using your timer -- Family portraits -- Selfies with a tripod or stand -- Chapter 3 Altering Your Camera's Settings and Storing Your Photos -- Opening and Activating Google Photos -- Choosing Storage Options for Your Photos -- Deciding on photo upload quality -- Managing on-device photo storage -- Transferring photos to a PC or Mac -- Being Mindful of Cellular Data Over-Usage -- Allowing Your Camera to Track Your Location -- Chapter 4 Taking a Deep Dive into the Camera App -- Preparing to Take Selfies -- Lighting and background -- Selfie sticks and stabilizers -- Taking Selfies -- Choosing the Portrait selfie mode -- Adjusting background blur amounts -- Adding facial skin smoothening -- Choosing your favorite selfie effect -- Adding Live Filters to your selfies -- Adjusting selfie zoom to add your friends into the picture…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…An augmented gravity model is deployed -- Data on the domestic share of value added provide a detailed look at GVCs -- Heterogeneous sector effects -- Empirical model -- Data -- Results -- Only dirty sectors move part of gross exports to pollution havens -- The domestic share of value added is affected for both dirty and clean sectors -- Economic significance for the domestic share of exports is larger than for net exports but the overall effect is small compared to other trade determinants -- Robustness checks -- Conclusion -- Dirty industries face a competitive disadvantage, clean industries a competitive advantage -- The detailed design of environmental policies is not captured -- A good policy setting could help clean sectors gain competitiveness -- Delaying environmental efforts risks masking competitiveness losses of dirty sectors -- Joint global climate commitments should be supplemented with agreements for clean technology transfers -- Notes -- References -- 7 The European Union Emissions Trading System and its economic and environmental impacts -- Background -- The largest emissions trading system in the world -- Emissions cap and verified emissions decreased over time -- Pollution Haven and Porter Hypothesis - the theory is ambiguous -- Empirical studies on the EU ETS focused on either economic or environmental outcomes so far -- Contribution of this study - first comprehensive study of environmental and economic effects of the EU ETS -- Empirical set-up -- Causal analysis using a difference-in-difference approach -- Empirical model -- Data -- Results -- The EU ETS led to emission reductions, while firm performance was largely unaffected -- The effects of the EU ETS are heterogeneous across sectors and vary with the number of free allowances granted -- Robustness checks -- Conclusion…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Android Is Multilingual -- Customizing Your Vision Settings -- Accessing Wi-Fi -- Adding a Gmail Account -- Setting Up Security -- How About a Couple of Extras? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 6 Quiz -- Answers to Chapter 6 Quiz -- Book 3: Making Things Simple by Simplifying -- Chapter 7: Simplifying Algebraic Expressions -- Addressing the Order of Operations -- Adding and Subtracting Like Terms -- Multiplying and Dividing Algebraically -- Dealing with factors -- Diving into dividing -- Gathering Terms with Grouping Symbols -- Evaluating Expressions -- Checking Your Answers -- Seeing if it makes sense -- Plugging in values -- Practice Questions Answers and Explanations -- Whaddya Know? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Understanding variables in filters -- See also -- Adding and removing recipient email addresses -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Hiding recipients from address lists -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Configuring recipient moderation -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Configuring message delivery restrictions -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Managing automatic replies and out-of-office settings for a user -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Adding, modifying, and removing server-side inbox rules -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Managing mailbox folder permissions -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Importing user photos into Active Directory -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Taking it a step further -- See also -- Chapter 4: Managing Mailboxes -- Introduction -- Performing some basic steps -- Reporting on mailbox sizes -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Reporting on the mailbox creation time -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Working with move requests and performing mailbox moves -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Removing move requests -- Moving archive mailboxes -- Moving mailboxes in batches -- Moving mailboxes with corrupt items -- See also -- Email notification on mailbox moves -- How to do it... -- How it works…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- String substitution guide -- Adding a bang -- Becoming a block head -- Split, strip, and join guides for strings -- Using the strip method -- Using the split method -- Using the join method -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Working with Numbers in Ruby -- Integer arithmetic guide -- Arithmetic order of operations -- Difference between integers and floats -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Ruby Methods -- Creating methods in Ruby -- What does a Ruby method return? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Preparing, training, and testing data -- Building the corpus with tokenization and data cleaning -- Document feature matrices -- Training models with cross validation -- Training our first predictive model -- Improving speed with parallelization -- Computing predictive accuracy and confusion matrices -- Improving our results with TF-IDF -- Adding flexibility with N-grams -- Reducing dimensionality with SVD -- Extending our analysis with cosine similarity -- Digging deeper with sentiment analysis -- Testing our predictive model with unseen data -- Retrieving text data from Twitter -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Developing Automatic Presentations -- Required packages -- Why invest in automation? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Delivering Your iPhone/iPad App to the World -- Seek Reviews from Any Site That Matches Your App's Category -- Showcase Your App on the App Store -- Use Press Releases Consistently -- Market Through Email -- Use Word of Mouth -- Use Targeted Advertising -- Use Analytics for Your Apps -- iPhone/iPad Pricing and Promotions -- Develop a Pricing Strategy -- Promote from Ads Within Other Apps -- App Product Website -- Increase Your Website SEO -- Let Visitors Market Your Site -- Social Media Marketing -- Promote Through YouTube -- Promote Through LinkedIn -- Promote Through Blogs -- Create a Facebook Fan Page -- Create Digg Articles and Videos -- Visit Forums and Post Comments -- Other App Marketing Activities -- Create Trial and Paid App Versions -- Secure App Launch Sponsorships -- Continuously Improve Features -- Collaborate with Other People -- Seek Non-App Review Sites for Your App -- Exchange Ad Space -- Create an Icon Worth Remembering -- Determine Your App's Unique Value -- 22 Implementing Your Plan -- Determine Goals for the Campaign-What Results Do You Hope to Achieve? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- In practice - applying what you've learned -- Preparing AWS for the lab -- Creating your repository -- Adding secrets to your repository -- Downloading and committing the lab files -- Understanding the pipeline -- Adding more steps -- Testing but not deploying -- Lab final thoughts -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Worker Bees - Orchestrations of Serverless, Containers, and Kubernetes -- Technical requirements -- The multiple definitions of serverless -- Serverless Framework -- Serverless computing -- Serverless functions -- Monitoring serverless functions -- Errors -- Containers and why we love them -- Isolation -- Immutability -- Promotability -- Tagging -- Rollbacks -- Security -- Signable -- Monitoring containers -- Kubernetes and other ways to orchestrate containers -- Health checks -- Crashing and force-closing containers -- HTTP-based load balancing -- Server load balancing -- Containers as a Service (CaaS) -- Simple container orchestration -- Kubernetes -- Deployment techniques and workers -- Traditional replacement deployment -- Rolling deployment -- A/B or blue/green deployment -- Canary deployment -- Automation and rolling back failed deployments -- Rollback metrics -- When to roll back -- How to roll back…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…How to maintain backward compatibility -- Adding functionality -- Changing functionality -- Deprecating functionality -- Removing functionality -- Inline namespaces for versioning -- API reviews -- The purpose of API reviews -- Prerelease API reviews -- Precommit API reviews -- 11 - Documentation -- Reasons to write documentation -- Defining behavior -- Documenting the interface's contract -- Communicating behavioral changes -- What to document -- Types of documentation -- Automated API documentation -- Overview documentation -- Examples and tutorials -- Release notes -- License information -- Documentation usability -- Inclusive language -- Using Doxygen -- The configuration file -- Comment style and commands -- API comments -- File comments -- Class comments -- Method comments -- Enum comments -- Sample header with documentation -- 12 - Testing -- Reasons to write tests -- Types of API testing -- Unit testing -- Integration testing -- Performance testing -- Writing good tests -- Qualities of a good test -- What to test -- Focusing the testing effort -- Working with quality assurance -- Writing testable code -- Test-driven development -- Stub and mock objects -- Testing private code -- Using assertions -- Contract programming -- Record and playback functionality -- Supporting internationalization -- Automated testing tools -- Test harnesses -- Code coverage -- Bug tracking -- Continuous build system -- 13 - Objective-C and Swift -- Interface design in C++ and Objective-C -- Data hiding in Objective-C -- Objective-C behind a C++ API -- C++ behind an Objective-C API -- C++ behind a Swift API -- 14 - Scripting -- Adding script bindings -- Extending versus embedding -- Advantages of scripting -- Language compatibility issues -- Crossing the language barrier -- Script binding technologies -- Boost Python -- Simplified wrapper and interface generator…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Setting Up the Tab View Controller -- Creating a Tab Application -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Adding Book Screen -- Designing the Add Screen -- Assigning the Add View Controller File in Main.storyboard -- Running the Code -- Defining the UI Objects for the Add Screen -- Running the Program -- Saving the Book Record in iCloud -- Data Validation Is an Important Step -- Create a Database Function File -- Preparation Before Saving the Book -- Function to Save Book Record -- Setting Value Before Calling saveBook -- Post Save -- Reset Field -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Displaying the Book Records -- Setting Up Display View Controller -- Assigning the Display View Controller File in Main.storyboard -- Query the Book Table -- Call the Query Book -- Create a Table View -- Step 1: Define the Table Object -- Step 2: Extending the Table Delegate and Table Data Source -- Step 3: Setting the Table Delegate and Table Cell -- Step 4: Drawing the Table -- Step 5: Implementing numberOfRowsInSection -- Step 6: Implementing the cellForRowAt -- Step 6: Run the program -- Detailed Text Label -- Setting a Table Header -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Deleting a Table Record -- Trailing Swipe Function -- Deleting book from CloudKit Database -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Searching Data Screen -- Create the Search View Controller -- Draw the Search Screen -- Query for All Records to Enable Search -- Text Field Events, Operations, and Display -- Remove Constraints -- Table Functions -- Summary -- Chapter 9: App Development Part 2 Overview -- What Lies Ahead . . . -- iCloud Setup -- Summary -- Part II: Overview -- Chapter 10: Redesigning the Display Screen -- Redesigning the UI of the Display Book Screen -- Initial Setup -- Defining UI Objects for the Top Views -- Lifecycle Method and Initial Setup -- Class-Level Variables -- Lifecycle Method -- Query Books -- Setup Function -- Drawing the Screen…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The COM toolkit -- 11.1 Overview -- 11.2 Getting started -- 11.2.1 Accessing the toolkit -- 11.2.2 Installing the toolkit -- 11.2.3 Adding the COM toolkit reference to your project -- 11.3 Visual Basic samples -- 11.4 The Login sample -- 11.4.1 Initialize Sametime services - the SametimeSession module -- 11.4.2 Login to Sametime - the LoginForm -- 11.5 The Awareness sample -- 11.5.1 Initialize Sametime service - the SametimeSession module -- 11.5.2 Be aware of other users - the AwarenessForm -- 11.5.3 Log into Sametime - the LoginForm -- 11.5.4 Adding users to the AwarenessList - the AddUserForm -- 11.5.5 Changing my own status - the ChangeStatusForm -- 11.6 The BuddyList sample -- 11.6.1 Initialize Sametime service - the SametimeSession module -- 11.6.2 Adding Instant Messaging capabilities - the BuddyListForm -- 11.6.3 Chatting with others - the ChatForm -- 11.7 Summary -- Chapter 12. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Summary -- 6 Making adaptable automations -- 6.1 Event handling -- 6.1.1 Using try/catch blocks for event handling -- 6.1.2 Creating custom event handles -- 6.2 Building data-driven functions -- 6.2.1 Determining your data structure -- 6.2.2 Storing your data -- 6.2.3 Updating your data structure -- 6.2.4 Creating classes -- 6.2.5 Building the function -- 6.3 Controlling scripts with configuration data -- 6.3.1 Organizing your data -- 6.3.2 Using your configuration data -- 6.3.3 Storing your configuration data -- 6.3.4 Do not put cmdlets into your configuration data -- Summary -- 7 Working with SQL -- 7.1 Setting your schema -- 7.1.1 Data types -- 7.2 Connecting to SQL -- 7.2.1 Permissions -- 7.3 Adding data to a table -- 7.3.1 String validation -- 7.3.2 Inserting data to a table -- 7.4 Getting data from a table -- 7.4.1 SQL where clause -- 7.5 Updating records -- 7.5.1 Passing pipeline data -- 7.6 Keeping data in sync -- 7.6.1 Getting server data -- 7.7 Setting a solid foundation -- Summary -- 8 Cloud-based automation -- 8.1 Chapter resources -- 8.2 Setting up Azure Automation -- 8.2.1 Azure Automation -- 8.2.2 Log Analytics -- 8.2.3 Creating Azure resources -- 8.2.4 Authentication from Automation runbooks -- 8.2.5 Resource keys -- 8.3 Creating a hybrid runbook worker -- 8.3.1 PowerShell modules on hybrid runbook workers -- 8.4 Creating a PowerShell runbook -- 8.4.1 Automation assets -- 8.4.2 Runbook Editor -- 8.4.3 Runbook output -- 8.4.4 Interactive Cmdlets -- 8.5 Security considerations -- Summary -- 9 Working outside of PowerShell -- 9.1 Using COM objects and .NET Framework -- 9.1.1 Importing Word objects -- 9.1.2 Creating a Word document -- 9.1.3 Writing to a Word document -- 9.1.4 Adding tables to a Word document -- 9.2 Building tables from a PowerShell object -- 9.2.1 Converting PowerShell objects to tables…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…IBM Directory Server (LDAP) -- Directory concepts -- Directories -- Advantages of using a directory -- Directory components -- Setting up LDAP -- Planning LDAP -- Changing the LDAP properties -- Adding WebSphere Portal directory entries into LDAP -- Appendix C. …”