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Most Flash movies on the Web use the autohigh value, as this forces the Flash Player to try rendering the movie elements antialiased If the processor of the machine can t keep up with the Flash movie using antialiased elements, then it turns off antialiasing by switching to a low quality For a full description of each of the quality settings, please refer to the section Using the HTML settings in 40 H <PARAM NAME=bgcolor VALUE=#FFFFFF>: This last parameter name, bgcolor, controls the background color of the Flash movie If you published an HTML document via the Publish command, then the VALUE is automatically set to the background color specified by the Modify Movie command in Flash However, you can override the Movie setting by entering a different value in this parameter tag.

the need to explore irrelevant or unlikely paths. A heuristic is therefore independent of an algorithm and can be described independently of that algorithm. For instance, a useful heuristic for the search of the graph in Figure 3.1 may be: When exploring paths, choose a path which takes the search closer to the goal. The task then is to formalize this heuristic in a manner that is useful to the algorithm. One way to formalize this heuristic is to give the algorithm some extra information in the form of an estimate of the distance remaining from a particular node to the goal node. This estimate is provided by the user and can be added to the data structure for the problem. For instance, as noted before, the matrix in Table 3.1 is semi-redundant in that, given that each path is bi-directional, the distance between node x and node y is the same as the distance between y and x. Also, since G is the goal, the last row of the matrix is redundant, since there is no need to leave G (generate paths beyond G). This last row can be replaced with a set of estimates concerning the distance remaining between all the other nodes and G (Table 3.2).

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Note that this parameter, like all HTML tags and attributes concerning color, uses hexadecimal code to describe the color For more information on color, see 6, Applying Color I <PARAM NAME=scale VALUE=noborder>: This optional parameter controls how the Flash movie scales in the window defined by the WIDTH and HEIGHT attributes of the opening <OBJECT> tag Its value can be showall, noborder, or exactfit If this entire subtag is omitted, then the Flash Player treats the movie as if the showall default setting was specified The showall setting fits the Flash movie within the boundaries of the WIDTH and HEIGHT dimensions without any distortion to the original aspect ratio of the Flash movie Again, refer to Using the HTML Settings section of 40 for a complete description of the scale settings and how they work within the dimensions of a Flash movie..

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scalar under Lorentz transformations. (b) Prove that if A, is a 4-vector, then FPu= a,A, - &A, transforms as an antisymmetric rank-2 tensor.

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