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@import url(../../styles/extended.css); Skip to content Home SFPL Online ... San Francisco Library Commission Minutes of Library Commission Meeting April 3, 2001 Meeting Rooms Access for Disabled Users Library Administration Library Commission ... Search Our Site Library catalog : Minutes of the regular meeting of Tuesday, April 3, 2001 (As approved May 1, 2001). The San Francisco Public Library Commission held its regular meeting on Tuesday, April 3, 2001 in the Koret Auditorium, Main Library. The meeting was called to order at 4: 05PM by Vice President Steiman. The following members were noted present: Vice President Steiman, and Commissioners Bautista, Chin, and Coulter. The Secretary noted Commissioners Higueras, Streets, and Swig were excused attendance. Vice President Steiman announced that Mayor Brown had accepted the Commission's nomination and appointed Susan Hildreth to be City Librarian. AGENDA ITEM #1 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF JANUARY 15, 2001 SPECIAL COMMISSION MEETING Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #1 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF January 15, 2001 SPECIAL COMMISSION MEETING

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Texas State University-San Marcos Official UPPS No. 01.04.21 Issue No. 3 Effective Date: 4/15/98 Review: May 1 E10Y 01. POLICY STATEMENTS We at Texas State are committed to the efficient and effective fulfillment of the institution's mission. To this end, the executive management of Texas State will be carried out in accordance with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Regents' Rules of the Texas State University System, and local, state,and federal law as applicable. The following procedure contributes to the implementation of this policy. 02. LIMITATIONS OF THIS POLICY UPPS No. 01.04.20 UPPS No. 01.04.22 UPPS No. 01.04.23 The "fair use" provision of the law is, of necessity, general and is not susceptible to either precise definition or automatic application. Each case must be considered on its own merit. In determining whether the use made of a work in any particular case is a "fair use," the factors to be considered include: a. The purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for non-profit educational purposes; b.

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Chapter Introduction NAG Fortran Library Manual Chapter Introduction Routine Name Mark of Introduction Purpose Example Text Minimum, function of one variable using function values only (thread safe) Example Text Minimum, function of one variable using function values only Example Text Minimum, function of one variable, using first derivative (thread safe) Example Text Minimum, function of one variable, using first derivative Example Text Unconstrained minimum, simplex algorithm, function of several variables using function values only (comprehensive) (thread safe) Example Text Unconstrained minimum, simplex algorithm, function of several variables using function values only (comprehensive) Example Text Example Data Unconstrained minimum, preconditioned conjugate gradient algorithm, function of several variables using first derivatives (comprehensive) (thread safe) Example Text Example Data Unconstrained minimum, preconditioned conjugate gradient algorithm, function of several variables using first derivatives (comprehensive) Example Text Example Data Supply optional parameter values for from external file (thread safe) Example Text Example Data Supply optional parameter values for from external file Supply optional parameter values to (thread safe) Supply optional parameter values to Example Text Example Data Example Text Example Data ... Example Text Check user's routine for calculating first derivatives of function Example Text Check user's routine for calculating second derivatives of function

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