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The Stroke dialog box also includes Mode, Opacity, and Preserve Transparency options that work like those in the Fill dialog box n Border command: Select a portion of the image, and choose Select Modify Border to retain only the outline of the selection Specify the size of the border by typing a value in pixels in the Width option box, and press Enter or Return To fill the border with the background color, press Ctrl+Backspace ( +Delete on the Mac) To fill the border with the foreground color, press Alt+Backspace (Option+Delete on the Mac) To apply a repeating pattern to the border, choose Edit Fill and select the Pattern option from the Use pop-up menu n Layer Style effects: If you want to stroke an entire layer, try the options provided by the Layer Style feature.

Tackling inequalities in health: An agenda for action (pp. 22 52). London: King s Fund. Wilkinson, R. G. (1996). Unhealthy societies: The af ictions of inequality. London: Routledge. Wilmut, T., Schnieke, A. K., McWhir, J., Kind, A. J., & Campbell, K. H. S. (1997). Viable offspring derived from fetal and adult mammalian cells. Nature, 385, 810 813. Winett, R., King, A. C., & Altman, D. G. (1989). Health psychology and public health. New York: Pergamon Press. Winston, R. (1997). The promise of cloning for human medicine: Not a moral threat but an exciting challenge. British Medical Journal, 314, 351 352. World Health Organization. (1985). Targets for health for all. Copenhagen, Denmark: World Health Organization, Regional Of ce for Europe. World Health Organization. (1995). Renewing the health-for-all strategy: Elaboration of a policy for equity, solidarity and health. Geneva, Switzerland: Author.

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When Dreamweaver applies a template to a page, it attempts to map the regions on the two pages to one another. If there is a one-to-one correspondence between the regions on the page and on the template for every editable region in the template, an editable region exists with the same name on the page everything goes smoothly, and the template is applied without incident. If, however, the region names do not match for example, the template s main content area is called theContent, whereas the page s main content area is called mainContent Dreamweaver gives you the opportunity to place the content properly with the Inconsistent Region Names dialog box, shown in Figure 28-21. The Inconsistent Region Names dialog box appears automatically when Dreamweaver finds regions that do not match in a template and the document to which the template is being applied. You can map the content in the document to any region in the template or discard the content. However, you cannot ignore the unmapped content; Dreamweaver does not proceed with the template application until all inconsistently named regions are addressed in some fashion.

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Remark The uniform distribution is a stationary distribution of P if and only if the probability transition matrix is doubly stochastic (see Problem 4.1). 4. The conditional entropy H (Xn |X1 ) increases with n for a stationary Markov process. If the Markov process is stationary, H (Xn ) is constant. So the entropy is nonincreasing. However, we will prove that H (Xn |X1 ) increases with n. Thus, the conditional uncertainty of the future increases. We give two alternative proofs of this result. First, we use the properties of entropy, H (Xn |X1 ) H (Xn |X1 , X2 ) (conditioning reduces entropy) (4.50) = H (Xn |X2 ) (by Markovity) = H (Xn 1 |X1 ) (by stationarity). (4.51) (4.52)