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• Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface;
• Chapter 1: Inter-process Communication; Conversations; The default conversation; Correlation; Correlation sets; Correlation when there are multiple calls; Throw and catch events; Send and receive tasks; When to use throw/catch events and send/receive tasks; Messages, signals, and errors; Messages; Signals; Errors; Invoking sub-processes; Embedded sub-processes; Multi-instance embedded sub-processes; Reusable sub-processes; Recommended sub-process style to use; Summary

• Chapter 2: Inter-process Communication in PracticeCommunicating between processes using messages and correlation; Communication between processes inside a loop; Communicating between processes using signals; Using reusable sub-processes; Summary;
• Chapter 3: Working with Arrays; Data Associations; Creating an empty array; Creating an array with some empty elements; Creating an initialized array; Getting elements from arrays; Setting elements in arrays; Appending elements to arrays; Joining two arrays; Removing elements from arrays

• Iterating over arrays with a multi-instance embedded sub-processCardinality or collection; Sequential or parallel; Using a completion condition; Scope; Practice: Iterating over an array using an embedded sub-process; Summary;
• Chapter 4: Handling Exceptions; Mechanisms for catching exceptions in BPMN; Boundary events; Event sub-processes; Exception propagation with sub-processes and peer processes; Exception propagation with embedded sub-processes; Exception propagation with sub-processes invoked with a call activity; Exception propagation with peer processes invoked with a throw event

• Exception propagation with peer processes invoked with a send taskHow BPM exceptions affect the SCA composite; Summary;
• Chapter 5: Handling Exceptions in Practice; Using boundary events to implement timeouts; Using boundary events to implement the cancel message use case; Using event sub-processes; Propagating exceptions using peer processes; Summary; Index

Oracle BPM Suite is a popular and highly capable business process management system with extensive integration capabilities. BPMN, one of the most widely used process modeling notations, includes advanced capabilities for inter-process communication, working of arrays of data, and handling exceptions. However, these very same areas are often poorly understood. This book gives you the knowledge to create professional process models using these advanced features of BPMN. "Oracle BPM Suite 11g: Advanced BPMN Topics" is the only book available that provides coverage of advanced BPMN topics for Oracle BPM Suite, helping to fill in the gaps left by the product documentation, and giving you the information that you need to know to use BPMN to its full potential. This book covers the important theory behind inter-process communication, working with arrays and handling exceptions in BPMN, along with detailed, step-by-step practical exercises that demonstrate and consolidate this theoretical knowledge. Throughout the book we'll cover topics including different types of sub-processes, initializing and manipulating arrays, using the multi-instance embedded sub-process, fault propagation and more. With "Oracle BPM Suite 11g: Advanced BPMN Topics" in hand, you'll gain detailed and practical experience in using the advanced features of BPMN to create professional BPMN processes with Oracle BPM. "Oracle BPM Suite 11g: Advanced BPMN Topics" is a concise tutorial which treats each topic to both a theoretical and practical approach. If you are a developer or architect working with Oracle BPM Suite 11g, this book is for you. Basic knowledge of BPM Suite and business process management in general is assumed.
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• Section I Chemistry, biology and microbiologic action of tetracyclines (Editor: Mark L. Nelson)
• The chemistry and cellular biology of the tetracyclines
• Proton and metal ion binding of tetracyclines
• Section II Tetracycline-dependent gene regulation: A versatile tool for all organisms (Editor: Wolfgang Hillen)
• Gene regulation by the tetracycline-inducible Tet repressor-operatorsystem
• molecular mechanisms at atomic resolution
• Regulation of gene expression in yeast and plants by tetracycline-dependent regulatory systems
• Tetracyclines in the control of gene expression in eukaryotes
• Tetracycline-regulated gene expression to study oncogenes in vivo.
• Interactions of tetracyclines with RNA
• Section III Use of tetracyclines as non-antimicrobial medicinal agents (Editor: Robert A. Greenwald)
• Biologic, non-antibiotic properties of semi-synthetic and chemically modified tetracyclines
• a structured, annotated bibliography
• Tetracycline consumption in prehistory
• Tetracycline treatment of periodontal disease: antimicrobial and non-antimicrobial mechanisms
• Inhibition of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) by tetracyclines
• Structure/function studies of doxycycline effects on matrixmetalloproteinase activity and cartilage degeneration
• Regulation of inflammatory mediators by tetracyclines
• Tetracyclines and autoimmunity
• Tetracycline photodynamics.

The use of tetracyclines as medicinal antibiotic agents dates to the late 1940s, and thousands of such compounds have been synthesized, many of which are still in widespread use today. Whereas many older antibiotics have fallen by the wayside, new biologic and medicinal usages for tetracyclines continue to be developed. This book provides an up-to-date account of the non-antimicrobial properties of tetracyclines, covering - general properties of tetracyclines, their chemistry, biology, and microbiologic action - the tetracycline gene regulation system which is now widely used for the study of gene activity - use of tetracyclines as non-antimicrobial medicinal agents in human diseases It is of interest to medicinal chemists, bacteriologists, microbiologists, infectious disease specialists, molecular biologists, geneticists, experimental pathologists, physicians and scientists in a wide number of disciplines including cancer, dentistry, rheumatology, vascular disease and ophthalmology.

Mark Nelson, one of the eight crew members locked in Biosphere 2 during its first closure experiment, offers a compelling insider's view of the dramatic story behind the mini-world. Nelson clears up common misconceptions about the 1991-1993 closure experiment as he presents the goals and results of the experiment and the implications of the project for today's global environmental challenges and for reconnecting people to a healthy relationship with nature.
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Mark Nelson, one of the eight crew members locked in Biosphere 2 during its first closure experiment, offers a compelling insider's view of the dramatic story behind the mini-world. Nelson clears up common misconceptions about the 1991-1993 closure experiment as he presents the goals and results of the experiment and the implications of the project for today's global environmental challenges and for reconnecting people to a healthy relationship with nature.
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• Acknowledgments; Introduction;
• 1. Balance the Budgets of the World;
• 2. To Set the World Aright;
• 3. The Established Rules of Decency;
• 4. Salvaging the Human Element in All of Us;
• 5. A Man in the Treasury;
• 6. A Real Central Bank;
• 7. Our Best Gun;
• 8. The New Deal Recession;
• 9. A Drop at a Time; Afterword; Notes; Bibliography.

Mark Wayne Nelson details the efforts of one of America's most underappreciated public servants. In 1934, Franklin D. Roosevelt invited Marriner S. Eccles, a Mormon from Utah, to join his administration.As a Republican businessman, Eccles seemed an unlikely candidate for the role of leading crusader for a fairer and more economically sound distribution of the nation's wealth. From his first position in the Treasury Department, though, he emerged as the central mover in revolutionizing the mortgage structure of the private home market in the United States.After FDR appointed him to head the Federal Reserve, Eccles drafted legislation that restructured that institution as well. Throughout the remainder of the New Deal, he was the most powerful advocate of whatcame to be called "Keynesian Policy, " which involved direct federal stimulus of the economy. Presenting the first comprehensive and independent analysis of Eccles's influential career, Jumping the Abyss wrestles with economic issues that remain relevant today.
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• Balance the budgets of the world
• To set the world aright
• The established rules of decency
• Salvaging the human element in all of us
• A man in the treasury
• A real central bank
• Our best gun
• The New Deal recession
• A drop at a time.

Mark Wayne Nelson details the efforts of one of America's most underappreciated public servants. In 1934, Franklin D. Roosevelt invited Marriner S. Eccles, a Mormon from Utah, to join his administration.As a Republican businessman, Eccles seemed an unlikely candidate for the role of leading crusader for a fairer and more economically sound distribution of the nation's wealth. From his first position in the Treasury Department, though, he emerged as the central mover in revolutionizing the mortgage structure of the private home market in the United States.After FDR appointed him to head the Federal Reserve, Eccles drafted legislation that restructured that institution as well. Throughout the remainder of the New Deal, he was the most powerful advocate of whatcame to be called "Keynesian Policy, " which involved direct federal stimulus of the economy. Presenting the first comprehensive and independent analysis of Eccles's influential career, Jumping the Abyss wrestles with economic issues that remain relevant today.
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• Acknowledgments; Introduction;
• 1. Balance the Budgets of the World;
• 2. To Set the World Aright;
• 3. The Established Rules of Decency;
• 4. Salvaging the Human Element in All of Us;
• 5. A Man in the Treasury;
• 6. A Real Central Bank;
• 7. Our Best Gun;
• 8. The New Deal Recession;
• 9. A Drop at a Time; Afterword; Notes; Bibliography.

Mark Wayne Nelson details the efforts of one of America's most underappreciated public servants. In 1934, Franklin D. Roosevelt invited Marriner S. Eccles, a Mormon from Utah, to join his administration.As a Republican businessman, Eccles seemed an unlikely candidate for the role of leading crusader for a fairer and more economically sound distribution of the nation's wealth. From his first position in the Treasury Department, though, he emerged as the central mover in revolutionizing the mortgage structure of the private home market in the United States.After FDR appointed him to head the Federal Reserve, Eccles drafted legislation that restructured that institution as well. Throughout the remainder of the New Deal, he was the most powerful advocate of whatcame to be called "Keynesian Policy, " which involved direct federal stimulus of the economy. Presenting the first comprehensive and independent analysis of Eccles's influential career, Jumping the Abyss wrestles with economic issues that remain relevant today.
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• A brief history of how we got into this mess
• Flower power at Synergia Ranch
• Recycling in a small world: Biosphere 2
• My love affair with wetlands
• Magic in Mexico
• Composting toilets: a drier alternative
• Piled higher and deeper: path to a PhD
• Doing business on the Riviera Maya
• Outback yarns and the nitty-gritty of building wastewater gardens
• Travelin' man on the scent of solutions around the world
• Preserving the planet, one plushat a time!

This is a reference on data compression, tailored to the popular programming environment. The book includes compression techniques for computer graphics, video and sound data and discusses the JPEG sound algorithm. It also shows how to evaluate and choose data compression methods. All techniques are illustrated with complete working programs in C++ and the accompanying disk includes compression utilities and reusable source code.
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Defines what a DNA backlog is, explains why the demand for DNA testing is increasing, and what is being done to reduce and eliminate the backlog.

• Native son of New York and West Point cadet
• Regimental Adjutant
• Big Horn and Yellowstone Expedition
• Powder River Expedition
• Surrender of Crazy Horse
• Dog Feasts and failed diplomacy
• Death of Crazy Horse
• Washington delegation and relocation
• Fort Keogh and the Miles-Hoyt Expedition
• Little Wolf's Surrender
• Fighting Sitting Bull's Band
• Fort Keogh and the Big Horn Mountains
• Fieldwork for The Indian Sign Language
• Yellowstone National Park explorations
• Final months in Washington, D.C.

A colourful guide to the slang and jargon of the Royal Canadian Navy Explains terms and phrases like the true meaning of the "cut of his jib, " "WILCO, " and "grog" Answer questions you didn't even know you had, like why long-serving sailors wore pigtails, and where the word "starboard" came from.
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