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William Shakespeare's «Measure for Measure» takes place in the Austrian city of Vienna, which is ruled by Lord Angelo. Lord Angelo believes that there is too much debauchery in the city and seeks to more strictly enforce laws against certain sexual activities. The story centers on Claudio who has impregnated his fiancee Juliet outside the bonds of marriage. Despite their plans to marry Lord Angelo wishes to make an example of Claudio by sentencing him to death.

В книге рассматриваются практическе аспекты разработки приложений для промышленных систем измерения и управления в среде программирования Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 с использованием интегрированного пакета Measurement Studio фирмы National Instruments. Measurement Studio включает программные средства и библиотеки классов, позволяющие разработчикам Visual Basic.NET и Visual C#.NET в короткие сроки создавать высокопроизводительные приложения для систем автоматизации. Материал книги содержит практические примеры разработки простых систем измерения и управления, которые могут служить в качестве «рабочих кирпичиков» при работе над комплексными проектами. Книга будет полезна широкому кругу разработчиков программного обеспечения для систем управления, желающих применить программные технологии .NET в своих проектах.

Полный вариант заголовка: «The negociator's magazine, or the most authentick account yet published of the monies, weights, and measures of the principal places of trade in the world / by Richard Hayes».

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