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OAuth 2.0: Whenever your application requests private user data, it must send an OAuth 2.0 token along with the request. Your application first sends a client ID and, possibly, a client secret to obtain a token. You can generate OAuth 2.0 credentials for web applications, service accounts, or installed applications.

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• You need to specify ID fields with certain API method calls. There are threetypes of IDs used within Google Books: Volume IDs - Unique strings given to each volume that Google Books knows about. An example of a volume ID is _LettPDhwR0C. You can use the API to get the volume ID by making a request that returns a Volume resource; you can find the volume ID in its id field.

• Bookshelf IDs - Numeric values given to a bookshelf in a user's library. Google provides some pre-defined shelves for every user with the following IDs: Favorites: 0

• Purchased: 1

• To Read: 2

• Reading Now: 3

• Have Read: 4

• Reviewed: 5

• Recently Viewed: 6

• My eBooks: 7

• Books For You: 8 If we have no recommendations for the user, this shelf does not exist.

• Custom shelves have IDs greater than 1000. A bookshelf ID is unique for a given user, i.e., two users can have a bookshelf with the same ID that refer to different bookshelves. You can use the API to get the bookshelf ID by making a request that returns a Bookshelf resource; you can find the bookshelf ID in its id field. User IDs - Unique numeric values assigned to each user. These values are not necessarily the same ID value used in other Google services. Currently, the only way retrieve the user ID is to extract it from the selfLink in a Bookshelf resource retrieved with an authenticated request. Users can also obtain their own user ID from the Books site. A user cannot obtain the user ID for another user via the API or the Books site; the other user would have to share that information explicitly, by email for example.

• This request has a single required parameter:q - Search for volumes that contain this text string. There arespecial keywords you can specify in the search terms to search in particularfields, such as: intitle: Returns results where the text following this keyword is found in the title.

• inauthor: Returns results where the text following this keyword is found in the author.

• inpublisher: Returns results where the text following this keyword is found in the publisher.

• subject: Returns results where the text following this keyword is listed in the category list of the volume.

• isbn: Returns results where the text following this keyword is the ISBN number.

• lccn: Returns results where the text following this keyword is the Library of Congress Control Number.

• oclc: Returns results where the text following this keyword is the Online Computer Library Center number.

You use the download parameter to restrict the returned results to volumes that have an availabledownload format of epub by setting the to the valueepub.The following example searches for books with an epub download available:

The accessInfo section is of particular interest in determiningwhat features are available for an eBook. An epub is a flowing textformat ebook, the epub section will have anisAvailable property indicating if this type of ebook is available.It will have a download link if there is a sample for the book or if the usercan read the book either due to having purchased it or due to it being publicdomain in the user's location. A pdf for Google books indicates ascanned pages version of the ebook with similar details such as if it isavailable and a download link. Google recommends epub files foreReaders and SmartPhones, as scanned pages may be hard to read on these devices.If there is no accessInfo section, the volume is not available as aGoogle eBook.

If your designated player is one capable of playing video content from inside RAR archives (see the end of this subsection for details on that), then you will be able to play the video file without having to extract the contents of the archive first.

This option is also really useful for previewing the video contained inside multi-volume RAR archives (i.e. for checking if the torrent is a fake or a valid one) shortly after starting the download.In order to accomplish that, you will have to select the Files tab and in there you will have to select the first and last volumes of the archive and set the Highest download priority for them (so that they are downloaded first).

In the example, the first dataset filters for all sign-in events. That dataset is joined with a second dataset that filters for all sign-out events. The projected columns are Computer, Account, TargetLogonId, and TimeGenerated. The datasets are correlated by a shared column, TargetLogonId. The output is a single record per correlation that has both the sign-in and sign-out time.

If both datasets have columns that have the same name, the columns of the right-side dataset are given an index number. In this example, the results would show TargetLogonId with values from the left-side table and TargetLogonId1 with values from the right-side table. In this case, the second TargetLogonId1 column was removed by using the project-away operator.

When you view the results as a chart, the chart uses the first column from the by clause. The following example shows a stacked column chart that's created by using the EventID value. Dimensions must be of the string type. In this example, the EventID value is cast to string:

Cohort analysis tracks the activity of specific groups of users, known as cohorts. Cohort analytics attempts to measure how appealing a service is by measuring the rate of returning users. Users are grouped by the time they first used the service. When analyzing cohorts, we expect to find a decrease in activity over the first tracked periods. Each cohort is titled by the week its members were observed for the first time.

This Beyond the Numbers article looks back at pre-pandemic inbound air freight price trends in the United States and around the world and uses U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) price index measures to describe the COVID-19 pandemic-related changes in the market since early 2020.

International air freight price indexes published by BLS measure monthly price changes for transporting consolidated shipments and individual packages on flights arriving and departing the United States on both foreign carriers and U.S. carriers. Prices are collected for all areas of the world and account for both the direction of transport and residency of the companies providing and buying air freight services. Inbound air freight price indexes measure the monthly price changes of air freight flown from foreign countries into the United States on both U.S. and foreign carriers. Price indexes are available for all-world inbound air freight and for Asia and Europe, the two major trading regions beyond North America. Further details regarding the methodology of international air freight price indexes published by BLS can be found in the Air Freight Fact Sheet.

Inbound air freight prices began to increase in October 2019. They rose throughout the remainder of the year and into earlier 2020, capping off with record-breaking price advances in April and May. Before April, increases in the Inbound Air Freight Price Index for Asia offset relatively minor declines in the Inbound Air Freight Price Index for Europe. Inbound air freight prices then recorded increases of 23.6 percent from March to April and 18.7 percent from April to May, led by record-breaking advances in air freight prices from Asia. The rise in April was the largest 1-month advance since the price index was published on a monthly basis, and the increase in May was the second largest. The magnitude of the changes was caused by the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.

Restricted capacity and U.S. demand for PPE, which primarily came from Asia, contributed to U.S. inbound air freight prices spiking in April and May of 2020. As seen in table 2, the Inbound Air Freight Price Index increased 23.6 percent from March to April and 18.7 percent from April to May. Before April 2020, the largest 1-month advance was a 6.3-percent rise in July 2017. Both European and Asian inbound air freight prices contributed to the increase from March to April 2020, rising 25.2 percent and 27.8 percent, respectively. These advances were the largest 1-month increases since the price indexes were first published on a monthly basis in December 2005. Inbound air freight prices from Asia drove the rise in May, advancing 31.4 percent and setting a new monthly record, while inbound air freight prices from Europe fell 1.0 percent.

Vaccine distribution continues to be a demand factor for air freight transporters to consider throughout 2021. Also, the easing of COVID-19 restrictions and improving conditions for the global economy are all affecting air freight prices.17 Although inbound air freight prices declined between December 2020 and March 2021, the price index remains high. Until passenger planes are flying internationally again, the current situation is likely to be the new normal.18

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