Each number corresponds with a search result number beneath the map display. The results are ranked by how useful they will be to an individual travelling to them in person ie. a mixture of relevancy and physical proximity.

The map shows the number of spam messages sent by known spam IPs per country. The colors are represented by a heat map (i.e. blue means low and yellow means high).

The access level numbers are designed to represent different levels of access. Level 1 is the lowest and level 9 is the highest. By editing the configuration of the scripts you can assign different levels that are required to run a script. For example level 4 is required to upload a file and although the user can see other entries he cannot edit them without level 9.

The "Baseline" scenario uses national historical average for the variables to create an "average" biodiesel facility.

The variable numbers simply reflect the wave when the data were obtained. The first digits reflect the wave. The latter digits reflect the question content. You can find comparable measures of items across the multiple waves by looking at the latter 2-3 digits of the variable number. You can also view the documentation found in the codebook.pdf file which also lists which specific variables are available at each wave.

The six digit number represents the date the product was packaged. So a six digit number such as 052105 means the product was packaged on May 21, 2007. The three digit number such 123 represent the product identifier. There is no expiration date listed but the expected shelf life is around 2 years. We sell the Longevity Pack for large and small dogs.

NO. The numbers and marks on a vernier sight staff are for reference. The amount of sight or elevation you will need as you 'sight in' for different ranges is determined by your caliber, barrel length, powder charge and bullet weight. The weather will also affect your sight settings. Hot weather, your bullet will rise, cool it will drop, if its raining, go home.

Bird owners often inquire about where their birds have come from and refer to the letters and numbers on the legbands. This is very understandable, but it can also present a problem for both the breeder and the seller of the bird if they're not one and the same. Most sellers don't want their sources divulged and breeders who wholesale to them do not want phone calls or correspondence from the retail public because they just don't have time to address those inquiries.

Search by Keyword - search for "Texas", "Arrowsmith", "Geographical", etc. The search is case insensitive. View a much larger page that shows "all maps" or some other large category. As these pages are slow, the previous searches are preferable.

Yellow fields are defined as National USFA required fields. These fields must be completed in order for the incident to pass validation.

Although the blocks cand be used interchangeably, the following key designates the application: Grey: Power Circuit Green and Yellow: Grounding Circuit Blue and Grey: Neutral Circuit

The file is stamped with unique random numbers after the map name so it can't be overwritten by another map with the same name. For example, a map you named Redlands might be downloaded as Redlands_78041422295.zip. There is an internationalization issue when using a Macintosh. Sometimes, special characters are missing or displayed incorrectly. There is also a known issue with the TIFF file that is included when you download a U.S. map with weather data in EPS format.

The different colors represent the intensity of the precipitation. Green corresponds to lighter precipitation, yellow to moderate, orange to heavier and red to heaviest precipitation. Light pink corresponds to light freezing rain and/or sleet possibly mixed with rain or snow. Darker pink corresponds to heavier icy precipitation. Light gray corresponds to lighter snowfall, and bright white corresponds to heavier snowfall.

The first 3 digits represent the original ACPE provider's number; the next 3 digits represent the cosponsoring organization; the following 2 digits represent the year the program was developed; the subsequent 3 digits represent the sequential numbers for that year; the Format Designator is represented with an L (live offering), H (home study and other mediated offerings), and C (offerings which contain both live and home study or mediated components); and the final 2 digits represent the Topic D.

Listed on the end of each spool of Kreinik thread is the thread weight, thread color, and thread length. For example a spool may read: Medium (#16 Braid), 6301, 5M. Medium (#16 Braid) represents the thread weight. 6301 represents the thread color. 5M represents the thread length, which in this case is five meters. (1 meter = 39 inches).

The first two digits represent the date, the second two digits represent the hour, and the final two digits represent minutes.

Yes, the present CMAR c-squares mapper has been constructed for this purpose. It accepts any valid string of c-squares as a web call (for example from an HTML form with the relevant form action), along with additional variables such as "title", "legend", etc., and will return an HTML page with a "best fit" map displaying the requested squares, together with the supplied title and legend.

They are used to differentiate extents, so that you don't overwrite one extent's data with another's. The following is a list of these numbers and the extents they correspond to:

These are UTM (Univeral Tranverse Mercator) numbers, which are an alternate grid to Latitude-Longitude. For comparison purposes, think of the metric system of metres and kilometres compared to the English system of feet and inches. The UTM grid is easier to use once you get the hang of it, and more acurate, because the divisions are all in tens. Try searching the internet for some information about how the grid works and how to define points on the grid (grid references).