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The bridge operates in promiscuous mode, which means it will take each frame that it receives (regardless of the destination MAC address). The switch then will use information in the frame to make a decision on which segment a MAC address belongs to. In Ethernet, the source and destination MAC address is the information the bridge uses. Figure 11-21 shows an example of two network segments that are able to communicate via an Ethernet bridge. Notice that the bridge has learned the MAC address of each of the nodes and has logged it in the MAC address table, along with the port that it knows it has to go through to reach the MAC.

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heterarchic approaches do not preclude each other (Hayes-Roth and Hayes-Roth, 1979) It can also be dealt with from a multiresolution perspective, as we will discuss in Section 185 Together, the paradigms of Newell and Simon (1972), Hayes-Roth and HayesRoth (1979), and Hammond (1989) provide a cognitive model for human planning We also see this in the chapters by Hommel ( 2), Hoc ( 3), Jorna ( 4), and Meystel ( 11) In this model, planning is about how to nd the actions that solve a problem or, more generally, reach a goal The process of planning is not neatly hierarchical, but switches in level of abstraction and in the timeframe under consideration The process itself is about formulating goals, nding similar solved goals, nding existing plans, adapting plans, learning, and storing plans in such a way that they can easily be found for future use.

Fig. 19.13, bottom two images). The use of an incorrect lookup table for a CT/MR display is case dependent. Using the histogram technique can generate correct lookup tables for CT. There are still some dif culties in obtaining a uniformly correct lookup table for all images in an MR sequence because of the possibility of nonuniformity of the body or surface coils used. Sometimes it is necessary to process every image individually by using the histogram method (see Fig. 19.14). The correction for the CT head coronal scan was discussed above (Fig. 19.11). White boards in CR due to X-ray collimation can be corrected by an automatic background removal technique (see Fig. 12.10C and Fig. 19.12). 19.6 PACS BOTTLENECKS Bottlenecks affecting the PACS operation include network contention; CR, CT, and MR images stacked up at acquisition devices; slow responses from WSs; and long delays for image retrieval from the long-term archive. Improving the system architecture, recon guring the networks, and streamlining operational procedures through a gradual understanding of the PACS clinical environment can alleviate bottlenecks.

where k is a proportionality constant, commonly referred to as the reaction rate constant or the speci c rate constant. The format for rate expressions generally involves concentration terms of only the reactants and very rarely those of the products. The latter occurs only when the products participate in the reaction once it has been initiated. The order of the reaction, n, can be de ned as n = a + b. Extended to the general case, the order of a reaction is the numerical sum of the exponents of the concentration terms in the rate expression. Thus, if a = b = 1, the reaction described above is said to be second order overall but rst order relative to A and rst order relative to B. In principle, the numerical value of a or b can be integral or fractional. At times the rate of reaction is apparently independent of the concentration of one of the reactants, even though this reactant is consumed during the reaction. For example, in the reaction between an ester and water (hydrolysis) in a predominantly aqueous environment, the theoretical rate expression for the ester can be written in terms of the concentrations of the ester (CE) and water (CW):