The ANSMET meteorite labelling system is distinct from that used for Apollo moon rocks in several ways. When a meteorite is found it is given a field number that we use purely for bookkeeping purposes- this number has no information concerning year, type, size, etc, and is used to correlate the specimen with our field notes. The specimen retains this number until all the meteorites arrive at the lab at Johnson Space Center.

Under the Defaults tab of Preferences, you can set the default First Line Indent amount for new documents. To adjust this setting for a specific document, select the text to change, open the Inspector (Format > Inspector...), then increase Indent - First Line to the desired amount.

Yes, there a several ways to do so. If you are submitting your abstract by typing or pasting it into the text box, just leave an extra line at the beginning and end of the list and between items. Most recent versions of word processors will allow you to save a document in HTML format; both bulleted and numbered lists are supported by HTML and will generally be preserved as intended if saved from a word processor in that format and then uploaded to us.

Such behavior is automatic in Emacs 20 and later. From the etc/NEWS file for Emacs 20.2: ** In Text mode, now only blank lines separate paragraphs. This makes it possible to get the full benefit of Adaptive Fill mode in Text mode, and other modes derived from it (such as Mail mode). <TAB> in Text mode now runs the command indent-relative; this makes a practical difference only when you use indented paragraphs.

AppleTalk access lists use numbers in the 600 - 699 range. IP uses 1 - 99 for standard access lists or 100-199 for extended access lists. IPX uses 800 - 899 or 900 - 999 for extended access lists. IPX SAP filters use 1000 - 1099. will check the last 13 bits of an address so that computers 172.30.16.0 to 172.30.31.0 will be denied access. 0.0.31.255 would check the last 6 binary digits and deny access to addresses 172.30.32.0 to 172.30.63.0. 0.0.127.

Answer. An Indent is a Document that defines a need for a material or service. It is a request to the Purchase Department for buying a specified quantity of the required material within a specified time period.

Answer. The indents can either be directly used to raise the Purchase Order Or can go through the Proper sequence of Requesting of RFQ from different Vendors then Rating the Quotations received from different Vendors and then raising the Purchase Orders. All the indents can be directly used to raise the Purchase Order except the Indents whose status is 'Closed'. Many Requisitions can be clubbed together to raise an indent.

KY-2920 near Lawrenceburg in Anderson County is recorded as 0.007 mile (equal to 36.96 feet - see http://www.kytc.state.ky.us/planning/sprslistings/sprs.htm ). VT-26 in Lemington, formerly touted as the shortest, is officially recorded as a rounded 0.01 mile, equal to 52.8 feet (photos at http://www.roadgeek.org/waste_of_film/page5.html ), but is actually 69 feet long, making it longer than both KY-2920 and KY-2250 in Louisville (0.009 mile, equivalent to 47.52 feet). Oct 19, 2006

VA's George Washington Memorial Parkway has the "secret" inventory number of 90005, with the Dulles Access Road and the Colonial Parkway elsewhere in the state being numbered 90004 and 90003 respectively. http://www.vahighways.com/route-log/va800-999.

It was part of a longer multi-state SR 789. In the 1950s and 1960s it went from the Mexican border in Arizona to the Canadian border in Montana. The only state that didn't just multiplex 789 with other state/U.S. routes was Wyoming,and when Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Montana got rid of their 789s in the late 1970s, Wyoming was left with a weirdly numbered route, which remains to this day. More information:

Florida uses the grid system for its state highways, which puts 1 on the Atlantic coast. However, when U.S. Highways were created, US 1 was run into Florida parallel to and very close to FL 1. To avoid confusion, FL 1 was renumbered FL A1A (1A was already in use). (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_State_Road_A1A ) And yes, Alternate A1As have existed. There have also been a FL A19A and a FL G1A. Feb 1, 2005

Not Quite. It used to be possible until version 1.5.7. As of 5 September 2006, this is no longer possible without disrupting the flow of the numbered list. one # two<pre><nowiki> here is a line of preformatted text </nowiki></pre> # and the numbering # would not start over

First you have to define the lists you want to download. Click on "Download->Timer". Enter a task name and select the lists you want to download. Click on OK.

Click the text in parenthesis next to the folder name at the top of your screen (area in the red circle in the image below). Change this from "Two-Line" to "Messages" to get the look of Outlook Express. There are other options here to choose from as well.

No. We only publish recorded star names in our book, Your Place in the Cosmos. You may contact Customer Service to find out which volume your recorded star name appears in.

The current orientation is nothing more than a historical accident. The first map with chromosome numbers was published by Hawthorne and Mortimer (Genetics (1960) 45: 1085-1110). There were earlier maps by Lindgren and others but they did not name the chromosomes. It is clear from the first map the chromosomes were oriented with the long arm to the right of the centromere and this orientation has not changed. Since that 1960 paper, chromosomes I through X have been in the same orientation.

This will happen for any image you have resized smaller in Cool Page, when you Preview, Publish or Export. This is necessary to output the optimized images. This optimization makes much faster loading web pages and better looking images. If you don't wish for an image to be optimized by Cool Page, then don't resize it in Cool Page.

Why doesn't the change log show more than one bug number and link? (Some change numbers address multiple bug reports.)