Acquire. ACQUIRE® is a software package that helps a layperson build expert system applications. Its knowledge acquisition system helps the user construct a knowledge base to represent expertise while its inference engine lets others use that knowledge in an application that interacts with users to gather information about their situation, applies rules from the knowledge-base, and delivers answers.
Acquire. Function Acquire (bShowUI As Long) As Long Get the image from the scanner Set bShowUI parameter to FALSE if you don't want scanner dialog to be shown. AddUndoPoint Function AddUndoPoint As Long Saves current image in undo buffer so it can be restored later if needed AdjustColor Function AdjustColor (hue As Double, saturation As Double, Brightness As Double, contrast As Double) As Long Adjust image color settings AppendPage Function AppendPage (Filename As String) As Long Appends current image to existing TIFF file as new page. ApplyPlugIn Function ApplyPlugIn (PlugInFile As String, Option As Long, EntryPoint As String) As Long Invokes Photoshop effect plugin. EntryPoint argument is obtained in PLugInMenuInfo event which is raised by GetPluginName method. AviAddComment Function AviAddComment (AVIFile As String, CommentString As String) As Long Adds INFO text comment string to AVI file Function AviAddFrame (Keyframe As Long, FramesCount As Long) As Long Adds current image to the AVI file Adds current image into AVI video stream. If KeyFrame is TRUE, the added frame is set to be a key frame. This frame covers time of FramesCount in AVI. If FrameRate is 15, and FramesCount is 15, then, this frame will last for a second.
Acquire. Acquire Added Areas being plots of land adjacent and/or contagious to the Premises in which event:
Acquire. Acquire means to:
Acquire. The Trust has not entered into, and has no plan or intention to enter into, any oral or written agreement, understanding, arrangement, substantial negotiation regarding significant economic terms, or any discussion with any person, including an investment bank, to directly or indirectly acquire any Cargill stock.
Acquire. Other than the Offer, the Trust has not entered into, nor does the Trust have any plan or intention to enter into, any oral or written agreement, understanding, arrangement, substantial negotiation regarding significant economic terms, or any discussion with any person, including an investment bank, to acquire directly or indirectly any Mosaic stock or M Holdings Securities (other than M Holdings Securities to be received pursuant to the Offer and shares of such stock owned by one or more Qualifying Investment Funds in which such Trust is an investor).
Acquire. Subject to the next sentence, until the second anniversary of the Closing Date, other than pursuant to the Split-off, the Trust will not directly or indirectly acquire (or enter into any oral or written agreement, understanding, arrangement, substantial negotiation regarding significant economic terms, or any discussion with an investment bank, to acquire) any M Holdings Securities other than through an investment in a Qualifying Investment Fund. The Trust may directly or indirectly acquire M Holdings Securities if and only if (i) such acquisition is pursuant to an existing estate plan the provisions of which were put in place without regard to, and not in anticipation or contemplation of, the Split-off and would have been made at approximately the same time and in a similar form regardless of the Split-off, (ii) the contemplated acquisition is first disclosed in writing to Cargill, (iii) Cargill provides prior written approval of the acquisition and (iv) the Trust has executed a written acknowledgment that such M Holdings Securities shall be bound by the restrictions and obligations set forth in this Agreement, including Section 4.3 and Section 4.7. For the avoidance of doubt, until the second anniversary of the Closing Date, the Trust will not directly or indirectly acquire any M Holdings Securities other than with Cargill’s prior written consent other than through an investment in a Qualifying Investment Fund.
Acquire. 4.1.1 Procurement Management The purpose of the “Procurement Management” process is to develop, enter into (or facilitate the execution of and manage agreements entered into by Equifax as the case may be), and administer purchasing agreements (including master purchasing agreements and item-specific agreements under existing master purchasing agreements) and to use such agreements to fulfill specific acquisition requirements. The Procurement Management process includes the following activities:
Acquire. The Acquire command allows an infantry unit to pick up equipment, weapons and ammunition from points where such goodies are available. In CMx2, this usually means from infantry carriers such as halftracks and trucks which usually carry additional equipment in storage compartments. In order to use Acquire, the infantry unit has to enter the vehicle first. A pop-up win- dow lists all available equipment that the unit is eligible to choose from. Clicking on an entry removes the equipment or ammo from the list and places it into the inventory of the passenger unit. Note: while soldiers automatically can share ammo without explicitly being ordered to (from nearby vehicles, or from nearby infantry units in their for- mation, as well as through buddy aid), the Acquire command gives you greater direct control. Note: Units adjacent to an Ammo Dump can also use the Acquire command to obtain ammunition from the Ammo Dumo. Restrictions - only active when the infantry unit is inside a valid pickup area, such as inside a halftrack or truck, or adjacent to an ammo dump. Example - after nearly an hour of continuous combat, the armored infantry platoon is running out of ammo. We split the squads into teams and order them into the nearby halfracks one by one to grab fresh ammo. Pop Smoke This order is available for both infantry equipped with smoke hand grenades as well as for vehicles equipped with smoke generators or smoke launchers. Pop Smoke instructs such units to place a smoke screen around its current position, to the best of its ability. Pop Smoke is used usually as a defensive command when the unit runs into overwhelming resistance and is useful to spoil the enemy’s aim (even if only for a few seconds) and therefore gain time to get into a better and more secure position (or out of an ambush, for instance). The duration and placement of the smoke screen depends on the unit that is exe- cuting this order, as well as the weather and wind conditions. Keep in mind that smoke drifts and dissipates rather quickly under certain conditions, and can often become as much of an obstacle to your own forces as to the enemy. Offensive use of smoke (e.g. covering an advance) is usually left to supporting artillery or air assets and not to the individual ground unit. Note: “Pop Smoke” can be aimed using the Face Com- mand or current unit facing. The smoke will not fire until an existing Face Command is executed. Restrictions - available only as long as unit has smoke grenades av...
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