International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 18-21, 2004 / Town & Country Resort, San Diego, California / The Technical Committee 9 (TC-9) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Instrument and Measurement Society wants to ensure that all members of the IEEE 1451 family of standards conform to a common set of basic functionality and have, at some level, a common interface. To this end, the IEEE p1451.0 working group has been chartered to prepare an overarching standard that will define the operation of the other members of the family while still leaving the physical interface up to the various other standards working groups. The IEEE p1451.0 will define the general functionality required of an IEEE 1451 transducer, a common command set that is appropriate to all family members, and the core set of transducer electronic data sheets (TEDS). This paper gives a brief overview of the overall functionality and follows that with a description of the commands and the TEDS.

Studien syftade till att belysa hur ungdomar med missbruksproblem i efterhand värderar en behandlingsinsats samt vilka betydelsefulla förändringar som de uppfattar har skett. Studien har utgått från ungdomarnas egna utsagor med hjälp av UngDOK och dess uppföljningsformulär. Studien har sin grund i mixed methods, vilket innebär inslag av både kvalitativ och kvantitativ forskningsansats. Den teori som användes för att analysera resultatet var The Common Factors Theory. Resultatet visade att gemensamma faktorer såsom den terapeutiska alliansen mellan behandlare och ungdom samt den professionellas acceptans och empati var viktiga aspekter för ungdomarna under behandlingskontakten. När det gäller betydelsefulla förändringar var faktorer utanför behandling mest betydelsefullt för tillfrågade ungdomar. Dessa förändringar handlade om att ungdomarna har lyckats med att återuppbygga relationer till sin familj och vänner samt att de har träffat en ny partner eller att de har lyckats fullfölja sina studier och skaffat en meningsfull sysselsättning.

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The common gecko, Hoplodactylus pacificus (Gray, in McCann (1955) ), is widely distributed throughout New Zealand. As yet no specific ecological study of this lizard has been published, though Sharell (1966) mentions habitat preferences and hibernation behaviour, and Whitaker (1968) has published some data for H. pacificus on Poor Knights Islands (mentioned in this report) and describes their observed foraging behaviour. In this study, carried out from late March through to May 1970, I have recorded information on snout-vent lengths, weights, individual movements, and habitat preference, and have also estimated the population density. This particular lizard does not seem to be active during the Autumn months and no observations of food preferences and foraging behaviour were able to be made.

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