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Emily s expressive language, as measured by her expressive vocabulary development and confrontational picture-naming ability, were in the average range; however, qualitative assessment of Emily s language was signi cant for echolalia, which appeared to be employed to assist with comprehension, syntax and grammatical errors, word- nding dif culty, and poor pragmatics In order to assess visual-spatial perception/discrimination ability without a motor component, Emily was administered the Gestalt Closure subtest of the Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children, Second Edition (KABC-II) and the Arrows subtest from the NEPSY It is important to note that her performance on the Arrows subtest is not reported here; results from this test were felt to be invalid due to perseverative responding Analysis of her performance on the Gestalt Closure subtest indicates that Emily s visual-perceptual functioning is in the mildly de cient to borderline range.

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PY C/, where Y is a Poisson random variable with mean Thus, the j xj expected number of charge marks returned to user i per slot is N PY C/ However, N is arbitrary, so let N ! 1 This gives N PY C/ ! xi PX C/, the expected number of charge marks sent to user i per slot Note that this is greater than the loss rate of xi PX > C/ User i seeks to maximize u i xi / xi PX C/ As previously in this chapter, he treats PX C/ as a xed probability, which he is individually too small to affect by his choice satisfy 0 of xi Thus, to maximize his net bene t he chooses xi toP u i xi / PX C/ D 0 0 .

integrity These are vital considerations for making architectural decisions Usually, little material for defining the development characteristics can be derived from the business model, since this has more to do with the software and its characteristics than the overall business The functional characteristics are inherently connected to a specific system, while the nonfunctional characteristics can exist both at the enterprise level and the individual system level For example, a nonfunctional characteristic such as a security requirement may concern all systems in the business This also means that architecture often transcends systems and that many architectural decisions concern the entire enterprise It is important to realize that even though architecture is often discussed in terms of a specific system, architecture often spans several systems or even all systems in the business.

Constructional praxis, as measured by the Developmental Test of Visual Motor Integration (DTVMI), was in the low-average range This result taken together with Emily s performance on the Pattern Construction subtest of the DAS-II indicates that her performance on measures of visual-motor functioning is highly variable ranging from de cient to low average Fine motor nger oscillation as measured by a manual nger tapper is found to be signi cantly depressed bilaterally; right (dominant) hand 73 taps per 10 seconds, left (nondominant) hand 57 taps per 10 seconds In order to assess learning and memory, Emily was administered the Children s Memory Scale (CMS) Analysis of her performance on the subtests comprising the Attention/Concentration Index indicates that Emily is exhibiting focused attention/ working memory skills commensurate with the obtained DAS-II results.

x / c0 From the paragraph above, this is the same as u i i i x i D 0, namely the condition for social welfare maximization For simplicity, we have assumed that the congestion cost is the rate of the lost packets If the cost of losing a packet is known, and the same for every packet and every user, then it makes sense to let the price per mark be the same to all users ( anonymous or nondiscriminatory in the economist s language), and equal to the cost of losing a packet More generally, however, the cost of losing a packet (through loss or delay) may be different for different users, and known only to the users What now are the properties of an equilibrium On the basis of present research, the answer is unclear.

Architecture will not affect only the functional and technical context; it will affect the organization of the development team as well as project management The architecture is also the basis for long-range issues such as reuse, product line development, and handling of legacy systems All of these issues involve more than a single software system, and only by developing and having similar architectures in the various systems can they be resolved (eg, making a part of one system reusable in another, or making systems easy to integrate with the legacy systems) When all systems have a similar and flexible architecture, it is possible to handle changes in the business and in the business models in the supporting systems All of these characteristics must be weighed against one another because it s impossible to maximize all of them A balance must be established that makes the architecture a success.