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thermographySyllabification: ther·mog·ra·phy
Pronunciation: /THərˈmägrəfē /
noun
- 1The use of thermograms to study heat distribution in structures or regions, for example in detecting tumors.More example sentences
- However, the use of ultrasonography, electromyography, thermography, and muscle biopsy has been studied.
- Video thermography measured skin temperature while 6 subjects (2 wheelchair users and 4 nondisabled) sat on a hard surface for varying durations of 5, 10, and 15 minutes.
- One wonders why thermography has not developed.
- 2A printing technique in which a wet ink image is fused by heat or infrared radiation with a resinous powder to produce a raised impression.More example sentences
- They include binding, converting, die cutting, engraving, finishing, fixturing, foil stamping, laser cutting, packaging, paper, printing and thermography.
Derivatives
thermographic
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- Especially impressive is the thermographic vision, which lets you see the heat signatures of the world around you - hot objects like light bulbs, radiators and living bodies glow orange, while walls, tables and corpses are a cool blue.
- The office equipment you need to analyze imagery and produce reports includes a computer workstation with digital photographic and thermographic imaging peripherals for handling infrared images and daylight photographs.
- Only a thermographic inspection (discussed below) can do this.
Pronunciation: /ˌTHərməˈgrafik/adjective
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I also believe that Janelle knew ahead of time that the Utah conversation was coming and that she had time to prepare her matter of fact response. Janelle has learned that emotional responses only heighten Meri and Christine’s intense responses, and those squeaky wheels get the oil. So why make them squeak? 

On the flip side, if she’s overly excited about one idea she’ll automatically get push back from Kody who only responds to ideas that come from “him”. I think Janelle does an amazing balancing act and unfortunately is perceived as manipulative because she knows her audience so well.Q: Populate.Net report viewer control from data table returned from a web servive Thanks in advance for any assistance.  It seems like what i'm trying to do should be very simple, but after literally days of scouring the internet I can't seem to find an answer that pulls it altogether in a simple fashion suitable for an experience.Net developer who is new to the Report Viewer.
Very simply, what I want is an example or step by step demo for the following question:
How do I populate a.Net Report Viewer control using a Data Table returned from a web service?  Within the web service a stored proc is called that returns what eventually ends up in the DataTable that gets sent back to the application.  Would prefer C# answer, but VB is also fine as i am fairly familiar with it.
Related questions to this are:
1. Does the returned DataTable need to have column names and types (does it need to be strongly typed)?
2) If so, do I need to know these column names/types when I am designing the report or is there a way to dynamically create?

A: If you're doing a client side report (rdlc), then I would recommend writing a class that holds that data for a row, and binding the datasource (report.LocalReport.DataSource I believe) of the report to a collection of that type.  You can do datasets (which you could put your data table in), but, in my opinion, that mucks up a project and I don't care for it.  I know you're looking for a step-by-step answer, and hopefully someone will give you one, but hopefully my response will get you to change direction a bit.
If you're talking about a server side report (rdl), then you'll need to redo your thinking a bit, as server side reports PULL data, they do not have data pushed onto them.
HTH,
Brian
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Kerala's Finance Department said the shortage of cash was not reported from any part of the state. Finance Minister T M Thomas Isaac who is in Hyderabad now, has assigned the Finance Secretary and Treasuries Department director to monitor the cash flow in association with the central bank. Isaac also tweeted: "Note scarcity is a sign of growing distrust with banks. People are withdrawing their money and hoarding it."
On whether the state has surplus cash at its disposal, an RBI official said the central bank was studying the data and will come to know in a day or two. A senior official of the Finance Department said the department contacted the RBI and different agency banks which supply money to the treasuries to check the cash position in the wake of reports of shortage in some states.
"The RBI and the banks have maintained they have sufficient stocks," the official told Express. Treasuries director Jafar A M said until Tuesday all treasuries received money as per the imprest request placed with agency banks. A senior RBI told Express that more people use net banking, electronic transactions, debit/credit cards, etc. in Kerala vis-a-vis less developed states. "Due to this, the state requires less amount of cash compared to say less developed states in the north, where people depend more on cash," explained the official.
A senior executive at SBI said the 'imbalance' caused by demonetisation continues to some extent and there is no new crisis of currency shortage. "As a sizeable amount of transactions is done online there is no shortage of hard currency and all our ATMs are dispensing cash," he said.
In Kochi, the commercial capital of the state, the ATMs of State Bank of India, South Indian Bank, Dhanalakshmi Bank, Axis Bank, Union Bank and Federal Bank had adequate supply of cash on Tuesday.
"ATMs are very important these days and Kochi has enough ATMs everywhere and I am happy there is no shortage of money."
KOZHIKODE: There was no cash shortage in ATMs in the city and ATM units of almost all banks functioned without any interruption on Tuesday. Express undertook a check of the ATMs of all major banks - both private and public - across the city. Only one ATM belonging to Bank of Baroda was found defunct due to technical issues. When inquired about cash shortage, ATM users said they have not felt such a crisis in the city.
MALAPPURAM: The district recorded no major currency shortage. According to Lead Bank authorities there was adequate currency in circulation and also in ATMs. "No issue has been reported in the district and banks have enough currency stock," said Lead Bank manager Kunjiraman T P. The banker said the shortage has not hit the district even on holidays. "We have noticed no such crisis during holidays and banks had filled ATMs ahead of holidays," he said.
KANNUR: Apart from some usual cases of drying up of money in a few ATMs, no serious shortage of money was reported from Kannur on Tuesday. "It happens occasionally. Especially on days preceding and succeeding important holidays. But there is no acute shortage of money in ATMs in Kannur today, said an assistant manager of a new generation bank. An ATM Nodal Officer with SBI said though there was shortage of money, there were no serious complaints on the part of the customers.
KASARGOD: There was sufficient cash in ATMs in the district. Monday's sudden hartal might have helped as very few people stepped out to withdraw money. Lead Bank manager, Kasargod, C S Ramanan, said there was no shortage of