# define any libraries to link into executable: # if I want to link in libraries (libx.so or libx.a) I use the -llibname # option, something like (this will link in libmylib.so and libm.so: LIBS = -lmylib -lm

Documentation No complete specification is available for the MapInfo format. A March 2000 article in Spatial News, Notes on the MapInfo® Native table format, provides useful information on the format. MapInfo Products KnowledgeBase includes an annotated excerpt of a sample .tab file, the mandatory component file that describes a MapInfo dataset, at Contents of a MapInfo *.tab file.

Put simply, cross polar discrimination is a measure of how polar an antenna element is and used measure the rejection of an orthogonally polarised transmission. A high XPD figure means a cleaner signal in colocated transmission environments. Definition of Cross Polar Discrimination The cross polar discrimination is defined as a ratio of the copolar component of the specified polarization compared to the orthogonal cross-polar component over the sector or beamwidth angle.

With the reading portion of the world it is generally known that I have devoted the greater partof my life in visiting, and recording the looks of, the various native Races of North and SouthAmerica; and during those researches, observing the healthy condition and physical perfection ofthose people, in their primitive state, as contrasted with the deplorable mortality, the numerousdiseases and deformities, in civilized communities, I have been led to search for, and able, Ibelieve, to discover, the main causes leading to such different results.