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HMI monitoring and control: Building blocks of a SCADA system
Modern HMI hardware can combine a touch screen interface with a fan-less cooling system, and integrated Windows-based operating system. Since the hardware is designed for installation in switchgear panels or other industrial environments often high in temperature and vibration, flash memory is used to eliminate the moving parts in a traditional hard drive, which improves robustness. HMI systems are usually building blocks in Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, a higher-level system that incorporates multiple processes into one integrated package controlling and monitoring remote systems from a central location.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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TENNIS; Motherhood tops winning Wimbledon
As [Chris Evert] sat in the family room of their new home at the Polo Club Boca Raton, Mill brought in blue-eyed, brown-haired [Alex] from his nap. Alex will grow up in a new marble-and-granite home that overlooks the 14th hole on the golf course, all the better for low-handicapper Mill, 38, to practice chip shots. The home features a lacquered goatskin dining table, trophies, family photos and framed magazine covers, an Andy Warhol portrait of Chris and a wall-to-wall media center with three televisions ''so I can keep track of golf, tennis and skiing at the same time,'' [Andy Mill] said. Since the baby was born, Evert has played tennis once -- with Mill at Aspen. Evert won. ''I could be nine months pregnant and not lose to Andy,'' Evert said.
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TENNIS: Game, set, baby -- love all -- Chris Evert has bouncing boy
He is the first child for both Evert, 36, and her husband Andy Mill, 38, a former Olympic downhill skier. This is the second marriage for both Evert and Mill, who were married July 30, 1988. They plan to have two children. He is named after his grandfathers, Alexander Richard (Dick)' Mill of Littleton, Colo., and James Andrew (Jimmy') Evert of Fort Lauderdale. Chris and Andy plan to call him Alex. Joining Colette and Jimmy at the hospital were Chris' sisters, Jeanne and Clare, and older brother, Drew; Jeanne's husband, Brahm Dubin; Ana Leaird, Evert's longtime friend and director of public relations for the Women's Tennis Association; Lee Jackson, manager of special services for the Women's Tennis Association; and Peggy Gossett, Evert's associate. [Chris Evert]' younger brother, [John Lloyd], arrived Saturday afternoon from Tampa.
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MEMO TO CONNORS, SELES: SAY NO TO BATTLE OF THE SEXES
[David Krieff] is smacking his lips. He wants to pair [Jimmy Connors], 39, against \"Just Call Me Madonna\" [Monica Seles], 17, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas next March. Presumably Donald Trump would have a courtside seat.
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Agassi outlasts Fromberg Chang gives U.S. 2-0 Davis Cup lead
The reverse singles will be played tomorrow, with [Andre Agassi] facing [Darren Cahill], and [Michael Chang] meeting Fromberg. The United States chose red clay to slow the Aussies' serve-and-volley game. Fromberg, the top clay-court player on his team, smashed 15 aces; Agassi hit two. But Fromberg managed to put only 49 percent of his first serves into play, and that eventually cost him as Agassi ripped several returns of second serves for winners. In the seesaw fifth set, Agassi broke in the first game at love. Fromberg evened it by breaking for 2-2 after three deuces, but Agassi broke right back for a 3-2 lead after two more deuces.
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Agassi outlasts Fromberg
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.--The Davis Cup finals were supposed to be a stroll down the red brick road for the United States.
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Odds slim for Capriati to win Virginia Slims
[Jennifer Capriati], 14, has lived up to the billing and earned several youngest-ever achievements in the process. She heads into the season-ending $3 million Virginia Slims Championships beginning today at New York's Madison Square Garden ranked 10th in the world. Yet Capriati, the youngest in the field of 16, could be back in classes at Palmer Academy at Wesley Chapel, Fla., sooner than she had hoped. She drew top-seeded Steffi Graf for her first-round match Tuesday.
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Capriati moves teens; Inspires by example
A father at one tournament handed [Jennifer Capriati] a letter from his 13- year-old daughter, who lacks confidence and wants to be a journalist. The letter said she is more inspired now, works hard and knows she can achieve her goals because she saw what Capriati has accomplished. \"Jennifer gets lots of fan mail from kids,\" Capriati's mother Denise said. \"They say she motivated them to set goals.
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Sabatini hands 13-year-old Capriati her first pro loss; Veteran uses topspin and drop shots to frustrate rookie in Florida tennis
[Gabriela Sabatini] broke [Jennifer Capriati]'s service in the first game, but Capriati broke back. Touch. Capriati broke Sabatini at love for a 4-2 lead in the second set but promptly dropped serve at 15. She was broken again in the 11th game as Sabatini took a 6-5 lead. Black & White Photo; AP; Jennifer Capriati is consoled by her father, Stefano, after losing in final of her first professional tournament. AFP; Argentina's Gabriela Sabatini hits high topspin forehand against Capriati.
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