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If multiple values are entered for one input variable, that variable defines the table rows <br />and each selected output variable is given as a table column (Figure 36). If the number of <br />output variables requires that the table continue onto another page, the input column and <br />valises are repeated on each page. <br />BehmePhis 5.0.1 Fri, May 07, 2010 at 12:13:43 <br />Lipids: SURFACE <br />Description MFEffect of Wind <br />FtwlNegehtion, SurfecoUildet-sitoiy <br />Fuel Model <br />Fud maishue <br />1 h Moisture <br />10-h Moishre <br />100-h Moishue <br />Igoe Herbaceous Moisture <br />Live woodyMoisdze <br />Weather <br />Mid9ame Whd Speed (upslope) <br />Terrain <br />Slope Steepness <br />9 <br />% 1017 <br />%V 16 <br />% A 110 <br />% <br />F -- <br />%lei <br />milk a 10 5 10 15 <br />% a 110 <br />Pup 1 <br />j BehavePlus 5.0.1 Fri, May 07, 2010 at 12:13:43 Page 2 <br />Effect of Whid <br />1&a me ROS <br />Rime <br />woad Speed (mar) <br />Length <br />Mdh ch/h <br />$ <br />0 0.4 <br />1.0 <br />5 B.2 <br />2.6 <br />10 25.1 <br />4.7 <br />15 49.4 <br />6.4 <br />Figure 36—When one variable has a range of values (for example, midflame wind speed), a table <br />is produced, with that variable defining the rows of the table and the outputs in the columns. <br />If multiple values are entered Tor two input variables, a separate table is produced for <br />each of the selected output variables. Consider a table of calculated surface rate of spread <br />for two fuel models and several midflame wind speed values. In this case, 2 rows and 10 <br />columns carry over to a second page (Figure 37). The diagram in the upper left-hand cor- <br />ner and arrows on table column heading illustrate this fact. <br />44 USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-249. 2010 <br />