<example> tag.This brief paragraph was put in before a section tag to ensure that it was styled correctly.
The complex exponential defines the notion of frequency: It is the only signal that contains only one frequency component. The sinusoid consists of two frequency components: one at the frequency and the other at .
The Rice Sailing Team is part of a sailing coalition called ICSA which stands for Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association. The ICSA is the governing body for collegete sailing programs in the US. Volunteers of ICSA develop the racing rules. They also organize the national regattas. To be a member of ICSA, a college must pay money to a sub-district.
Rice is a member of the SEISA district of ICSA. SEISA stands for South-Eastern Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association. SEISA is the organization that the South-East colleges compete in. The schools gather to compete for all normal regattas. One or two schools from SEISA will qualify for the National competitions hosted by ICSA.
RUST is Rice's competitive sailing team. Rice is a member of SEISA. This district is made up of several schools, including UT, A&M, A&M Galveston, UNO, Tulane, Kansas, and UWF. The Rice Sailing Club is open to all members of the student community, including graduate students. Beginner and expert sailors alike are encouraged to practice with the team. RUST is a small and easy-going club. There are no attendance requirements, and everyone who wants to sail can sail. Members pay yearly dues to help cover expenses, but every member not only gets to sail, but gets a sailing club T-shirt too!
For the benefit of Mr. Kite, there will be a show tonight on trampoline. The Hendersons will all be there, late Pablo Fanques Fair - what a scene. Over men and horses, hoops and garters, lastly through a hogshead of real fire! In this way Mr. K. will challenge the world! The celebrated Mr. K. performs his feat on Saturday at Bishopsgate. The Hendersons will dance and sing as Mr. Kite flys through the ring - don't be late. Messrs. K and H. assure the public their production will be second to none. And course Henry The Horse dances the waltz!
Section 3.2
Section 3.3
You get the picture!
Hello and welcome to my list of things to do. The following list is within a paragraph, whereas the subsequent ordered list is preceded by a paragraph.
This is a new paragraph.
Bob, Your son called. -Mary
A first example.
A second example.
On a right triangle, the sum of the squares of the sides equals the square of the hypotenus.
Your favorite proof goes here.
This example is a child of the proof. The next one is not.
Take a right triangle whose sides are of length 3, 4, and 5. In this case the sum of the square of the two shorter sides is 9+16=25. The square of the hypotenus is 25. So the theorem holds.
This paragraph contains an inline list, i.e. a list with type="inline:
type="named-item": If you want to learn more about things in general, you can look
at other pages in CNX world. To learn more about CNXML, go to
the CNXML 0.5
spec. Then you can write things like
<cnxn> and <link> in CNXML.
You will also be able to make
CNXN's
between things you wrote and things other people have written.
For example, to learn more about Rice sailing, you can look right here at the
sailing section in this module. Or you
could link to something even less relevant, say
digital communication
receivers. To go to a topic which is a bit more relavant to
writing <cnxn> tags, you could visit the
module about using emacs. If you
have more questions about Connexions basics,
you could look at the FAQ .
So if you want to learn more about the world in which you live,
Connexions is the
place to be.
As an example of signal complexity, we can express the pulse as a sum of delayed unit steps.
Thus, the pulse is a more complex signal than the step. Be that as it may, the pulse is very useful to us.
This sentence, although it is very
unimportant and
irrelevant, contains emphasis within the
<example> tag. For an example of
<cite> within
<example>, see <emphasis> within
<cite> within
<example>, please see emphasized codeline
within an example. This sentence contains a
cnxn within an example. This
sentence contains a link. This
sentence contains a term. This sentence contains a
codeline term.
This paragraph has just been thrown in to ensure that it is styled correctly. It has nothing to say, but is long anwyay, just to make sure that it continues to the next line.
<html>
<head>
<title>Codeblock within the example tag</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#ffffff" link="#990000">
<example> tag.| Transform | Time Domain | Frequency Domain | Convolution |
| Continuous-Time Fourier Series | Continuous-Time Circular | ||
| Continuous-Time Fourier Transform | Continuous-Time Linear | ||
| Discrete-Time Fourier Transform | Discrete-Time Linear | ||
| Discrete Fourier Transform | Discrete-Time Circular |
Bob, Your son called. -Mary
On a right triangle, the sum of the squares of the sides equals the square of the hypotenus.
Your favorite proof goes here.
Take a right triangle whose sides are of length 3, 4, and 5. In this case the sum of the square of the two shorter sides is 9+16=25. The square of the hypotenus is 25. So the theorem holds.
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Express a square wave having period and amplitude as a superposition of delayed and amplitude-scaled pulses.
This is an extra paragraph thrown in for styling purposes.
This is a paragraph that begins a solution. The equation is nested in the paragraph.
This is an extra paragraph thrown in for styling purposes.
Problem Text Here
Solution Text Here
Exercise/problem nested inside example nested inside example.
Solution nested inside example nested inside example.
Problem Text Here
Solution Text Here
Problem Text Here
Solution 1 Text Here
Solution 2 Text Here
The solution is to use Mozilla, and not IE, nor Netscape. The latter two browsers have serious CSS bugs. For an equation inside a solution, see the above exercise.
Note the ability to have more than one solution per exercise.
This exercise contains a problem but no solution
Another exercise in an an example following the other ones
Solution text
Try running this in MATLAB.
for n=1:1000
y(n) = sum(a.*y(n-1:-1:n-p)) + sum(b.*x(n:-1:n-q));
end
The for command repeats its contents while
incrementing a counter.
<!-- some codeline and codeblock are
emphasized more than others -->
<!--
codeline can be linked and cnxn'ed too -->
codeblock
can be
linked and
cnxn'ed
as well
Bob, Your son called. -Mary
A first example.
A second example.
I can also define a new term in the middle of a sentence. A term is a new word that is being defined for the first time.
The following definition will be the
child of a <para> tag to ensure that it
is styled well.
#!/usr/local/bin/perl/
This program will produce a 2-column listing of a file.
#!/usr/local/bin/perl/
while( $1 = >STDIN> ) {
chop( $1 );
if( $1 =~ s/^Desig:\s+// ) {
$desig = $1;
next;
}
if( $1 =~ s/^Area:\s+// ) {
$area = $1;
printf( "%-12s %\n", $desig, $area );
}
}
This sentence contains a term which is half regular
half codeline.
Feast your eyes on this:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl/ is a term
smack dab in the middle of a sentence! Amazing! This example,
#!/usr/local/bin/perl/
, is a codeline term with emphasis on
/local/. The next example is a
codeline term with a link
and cnxn.
Chemistry lab was always a lot of fun. We played
with a lot of chemicals such as Sulfuric and Hydrochloric acid.
Chemistry lab was always a lot of fun. We played
with a lot of chemicals such as Sulfuri and Hydrochloric acid.
Chemistry lab was always a lot of fun. We played with a lot of chemicals such as Sulfuric and Hydrocholic acid.
Chemistry lab was always a lot of fun. We played with a lot of chemicals such as Sulfuric and Hydrocholic acid.
type="FOOTNOTE", not type="footnote", and will thus be styled differently.On a right triangle, the sum of the squares of the sides equals the square of the hypotenus.
Take a right triangle whose sides are of length 3, 4, and 5. In this case the sum of the square of the two shorter sides is 9+16=25. The square of the hypotenus is 25. So the theorem holds.
If is real,
This result follows from the integral that calculates the
from the signal. Furthermore, this result means that
: The real part of the Fourier coefficients for real-valued signals is even. Similarly,
: The imaginary parts of the Fourier coefficients have odd symmetry. Consequently,
if you are given the Fourier coefficients for positive indices and zero and are
told the signal is real-valued, you can find the negative-indexed coefficients,
hence the entire spectrum. This kind of symmetry,
, is known as conjugate symmetry. We can phrase the property concisely by
saying:
Real-valued periodic signals have a conjugate-symmetric spectrum.
The Fourier series obeys:
Power calculated in the time domain equals the power calculated in the frequency domain.
Useful information about the color blue can be found in
Emphatic information about emphasizing can be found in
Here is an example of a figure with a large table inside it. For exhaustive examples of figures, subfigures, and captions in many shapes, sizes, and combinations, see [link]. Currently, figures cannot be placed in paragraph tags.
| Income | 12,293 | 12,398 | 14,298 |
| Expenditure | 293 | 398 | 298 |
| Surplus | 12000 | 12000 | 14000 |
orient='vertical'. So, the subfigures
should be on top of each other.
Here's is a very simple example of a table, similiar to ones seen previously in this module.
| Item | Year | ||
| 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | |
| Income | 12,293 | 12,398 | 14,298 |
| Expenditure | 293 | 398 | 298 |
| Surplus | 12000 | 12000 | 14000 |
Two new elements added in CNXML 0.5 are quote and foreign. A quote of type "block" might look like this:
I define the real as that which holds its characters on such a tenure that it makes not the slightest difference what any man or men may have thought them to be, or ever will have thought them to be, here using thought to include, imagining, opining, and willing (as long as forcible means are not used); but the real thing's characters will remain absolutely untouched. --C.S. Peirce,
Anyone involved in interface design and usability should consider Einstein's axiom (shown here in a quote of type 'inline'): Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler
.
In order to appear urbane and literate, we should liberally sprinkle our discourse with foreign terms and phrases, such as Fahrvergnügen and sang-froid.
"Freundschaftsbezeigungen" seems to be "Friendship demonstrations," which is only a foolish and clumsy way of saying "demonstrations of friendship." "Unabhängigkeitserklärungen" seems to be "Independencedeclarations," which is no improvement upon "Declarations of Independence," so far as I can see. "Generalstaatsverordnetenversammlungen" seems to be "General-statesrepresentativesmeetings," as nearly as I can get at it -- a mere rhythmical, gushy euphuism for "meetings of the legislature," I judge. --Mark Twain,"The Awful German Language"
For more information on all of the CNXML used in this module, please refer to the CNXML Spec.
