If you are looking up multiple locations, those markers will help you keep track of what you have looked up. You can use this feature to outline a campus tour or to pinpoint where your classes are located. See similar questions...

You may already be familiar with some of the lipid markers such as LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, which are increased by a diet high in saturated fats or carbohydrates and often lead to heart disease. And HDL cholesterol, commonly called the "good cholesterol," which is bolstered by exercise and fish oils, and actually protects your cardiovascular system. See similar questions...

The markers on the map change color according to the risk level for that location. Markers can be green (low risk), yellow (medium risk), orange (high risk), purple (equivalent to pink; late blight seen within 2-5 miles) or red (late blight seen within 1 mile). For more information on how and when the colors change see the Explanations page. See similar questions...

The Northampton TRIAD Committee coordinates the posting of house numbers. A donation of $5.00 is suggested but not required. To request a number, call the Fire Department or the Council on Aging and leave your name, phone number and property address. See similar questions...

Technically, no, but there's a practical limit. As the number of markers increase, so does the time required for the web browser to process them. The time becomes an issue when the number of markers exceed a few hundred. As long as the number of makers remain below 100 or so, it shouldn't be a major factor. See similar questions...

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: See similar questions...

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). See similar questions...

The numbers in parenthesise indicate how many new topics (or posts) have been made since your last visit to the forums. Registered (anya, Camille, hudson702, Manuella, mindfreak, pharos, 1 invisible), 121 Guests and 51 Spiders online. See similar questions...

That 10-10-10 on the bag or bottle is best explained by remembering "up, down, all-around". The first number is the percentage of nitrogen by weight. Nitrogen promotes growth and green-up. The second number is the percentage of phosphorus by weight and is helpful for good root growth. The third number is the percentage of potassium by weight which promotes all-around plant health such as hardiness and disease resistance. Gordon's currently has 3 liquid fertilizers and a granular weed and feed. See similar questions...

MapServer's version numbering scheme is very similar to Linux's. For example, a MapServer version number of 4.2.5 can be decoded as such: Minor version number. Increments in minor version number almost always relate to additions in functionality. From a developer's standpoint, MapServer version numbering scheme is also like Linux. Even minor version numbers (0..2..4..6) relate to release versions, and odd minor versions (1..3..5..7) correspond to developmental versions. See similar questions...

CEA, CA125 and a CA19-9 are tumor marker tests used for the indication of colorectal malignancies. The antigens detected in the blood are either being produced by the tumor or are being produced by the body in reaction to the tumor. CEA: slight to moderate CEA elevations (rarely above 10) occur in 15-30% of benign diseases of the intestine, the pancreas, the liver and the lungs: liver cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, pancreatitis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, and emphysema. See similar questions...

Use as many markers as your participants can afford. Generally, we recommend starting with at least 25 markers as a trade-off between cost and information. (If cost is a major issue, screening tests can be done with 12 marker tests.) See similar questions...

I put a lot of my established spots in a set of laminated, black and white maps and number them. This allows us to access years of information in shorthand, which you see in the chart. If you own the Marked Map Series, you can reference the numbered spots on each individual map and see what quality of fish were caught there this week. See similar questions...

In the United States, this is found mostly in the Boston, MA area. It means that an all-pedestrian phase is in effect, and no cars are going thru the intersection. It was implemented before pedestrian signals came into use. If you are driving and see this, stop. Photos of this phase in use are at http://www.massroads.com/gallery.php?page=red_and_yellow . In some European countries, red-yellow precedes green and often coincides with the yellow phase for cross traffic. See similar questions...

I can not find any explanation in the manual on the call graph section > of the map file generated by the linker. > - Some functions are marked with a star. These are functions on the critical path - i.e. if you want to reduce the amount of RAM used for arguments and locals, you can ignore those functions NOT marked with a star, because they do not influence the total. Of course if you change a critical function, and reduce the RAM needed, other functions may then become critical. See similar questions...

The Map Legend (shown below) describes what each of the colors on the map indicates. You can see this legend any time by checking the Show Legend box underneath the map See similar questions...

The bonus numbers are also shown in red like this for example: +13 on skill and 10% on specialization. On store horses you can set these. When a new foal is born, it will inherit the way the skills are shared on its parents or the best fit. The specialization trait of a foal is determined by a 33% chance that it will inherit the 'best spec' trait, 33% chance it will inherit the mare's spec. trait and 33% chance it will inherit the stallion's spec. trait. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

They are chemical additives (such as preservatives) that are approved by the European Union (EU) for use in food. We can send you a full list of E-numbers or you can see them on our website. See similar questions...