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Roosevelt High School is a four-year public high school located in Roosevelt as part of the Roosevelt School District, serving students in grades 9 through 12. It is located in the hamlet of Roosevelt in the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New York, U.S. After years of failing test scores, Roosevelt High School is the first high school in New York to be taken over by the state.
As of the 2014-15 school year, the school had an enrollment of 964 students and 56.6 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student–teacher ratio of 17.0:1. There were 247 students (25.6% of enrollment) eligible for free lunch and 46 (4.8% of students) eligible for reduced-cost lunch.
Academics
Roosevelt High School has a grading and promotion policy. In order for a student to be admitted to the ninth grade, a student must pass 3 of the 4 major subject areas each year:
English
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
The student can fail no more than the equivalent of 1 credit in
minor subjects each year (i.e. Technology 1/2 credit, Home Career 1/2 credit, etc.)
To be promoted from grade 9 to 10, a student must earn 4 units of credit.
These units must include: 1 in English and 1 in Social Studies. To be promoted from grade 10 to grade 11, a student must have earned 9 units of credit. These units must include: 2 units in English, 2 units in Social Studies, 1 unit in Mathematics, 1 unit in Science.
A student must receive a minimum grade of 70 in order to advance.
Demographics
The student body in the 2007-2008 school year consisted of:
2 American Indian or Alaska Native students or 0% of the student body
615 Black or African American students or 77% of the student body
181 Hispanic or Latino students or 23% of the student body
1 Asian or Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students or 0% of the student body
0 White students or 0% of the student body
0 Multiracial students or 0% of the student body
Notable alumni
Notable Roosevelt Junior-Senior High School alumni include:
Chuck D, political activist and member of the hip hop group Public Enemy.
Eddie Murphy, comedian and actor.
Julius Erving, otherwise known as | wikipedia_en |
The map of Fig. \[fig:2\] shows significant sub-structure, in particular within the 1$\sigma$ boundaries of the central dominant stellar aggregate. This structuring behavior indicates hierarchy. The minimum spanning tree (MST) of the young stars in the whole region allows to determine the statistical parameter, introduced by [@cw04]. This parameter is a measure of the fractal dimension $D$ of a stellar group, permitting to distinguish between centrally concentrated clusters and hierarchical clusters with fractal substructure. The application of the MST to our data shows that the region NGC 346/N66 is highly hierarchical with a that corresponds to a fractal dimension $D \simeq 2.5$.
Constructing surface stellar density maps allows us to further characterize the clustering behavior of stars with the application of tools, which are originally designed for the study of the structuring of the interstellar medium (ISM), as observed at far-infrared or longer wavelengths. The so-called [*dendrograms*]{} are used for the visualization of hierarchy through structural trees [@rosolowsky08]. The dendrogram of the stellar density map of NGC 346 demonstrates that the observed hierarchy is mostly due to the substructure in the dominant stellar aggregate. The $\Delta$-variance analysis [@stutzki98; @ossenkopf08] is a robust structure analysis method that measures the amount of structure on a given scale $l$. In principle the $\Delta$-variance is directly related to the power spectrum of the map, and thus for a power law spectrum of index $-\beta$, $\Delta$-variance also follows a power law, $\displaystyle
\sigma_\Delta^2 \propto l^\alpha$, with $\alpha={\beta-2}$. The application of the $\Delta$-variance analysis on the surface stellar density map of NGC 346 verifies that indeed the clustering of the young stars in the region is self-similar (Fig. \[fig:3\]), with a spectral index $\beta \simeq 2.8$, corresponding to a fractal dimension $D=2.6$ of the corresponding fractional Brownian motion structure [@stutzki98], similar to that previously derived for Galactic molecular clouds. Self-similarity appears to brake, i.e., we find different hierarchical properties for the short-range scaling and the behavior at the overall scale of the region, at length-scales $l \geq 25$px, corresponding to physical scales of $\sim$40( | arxiv |
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)!;
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"type": "GITHUB-RAW URL",
"baseUrlWithoutBranch": match[1]
.replace(
/^https?:\/\/raw\.github(?:usercontent)?/,
"https://raw.githubusercontent"
)
.replace(/\/$/, "")
,
"branch": match[2],
"pathToIndex": match[3]
};
}
export function match(raw: string): boolean {
return /^https?:\/\/raw\.github(?:usercontent)?\.com/.test(raw);
}
}
/** e.g: https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.js */
export type DenoLandUrl = {
type: "DENO.LAND URL"
isStd: boolean;
baseUrlWithoutBranch: string;
pathToIndex: string;
branch?: string;
};
export namespace DenoLandUrl {
export function parse(raw: string): DenoLandUrl {
const isStd = /^https?:\/\/deno\.land\/std/.test(raw);
const match = isStd ?
raw.match(/^(https?:\/\/deno\.land\/std)([@\/].*)$/)! :
raw.match(/^(https?:\/\/deno\.land\/x\/[^@\/]+)([@\/].*)$/)!
;
// https://deno.land/std@master/node/querystring.ts
// [1]: https://deno.land/std
// [2]: @master/node/querystring.ts
// https://deno.land/std/node/querystring.ts
// [1]: https://deno.land/std
// [2]: /node/querystring.ts
//https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/ | github |
Paranormal Activity suffered from being regarded as either incredibly boring or weird and somewhat tense until everything comes to a head at the end. Insidious on the other hand, had a very strong and refreshingly scary feel to it that took a major nosedive in the third act. Sinister manages to maintain a consistent tone to its horror that builds over time…you know, like a proper movie should. It never quite reaches the heights of terror that either movie achieved when at their best, but is a strong effort that’s overall enjoyable.
Of all the characters involved, the most intriguing is easily Ellison Oswalt, played by Ethan Hawke. He’s a true crime writer with a desire to write his best book ever, and the desire quickly turns to an obsession, as the last time he achieved fame was a decade ago with his first book. This obsession drives him to not only move to the same town where the grisly deaths of a family occurred, but into their house where they were murdered!
Now it’s obvious that Sinister is a horror movie, but…the first act of the movie could very well be the first act of a crime thriller along the same lines as Red Dragon (a great movie that should be seen if you haven’t already). This provides the audience a good portrayal of the mental and physical toll that the story takes on Ellison, as well as the family dynamics and how his obsessions affect his wife and children.
Although a successfully scary film, there are two issues that were hard for me to ignore. The first is that the actors playing Ellison’s children, Ashley and Trevor, were less than impressive. It’s no surprise for kid actors to not give great performances, but the daughter’s deadpan performance was incredibly distracting. Then again, my disappointment could be from comparing these kids to Pierce Gagnon, the kid from Looper.
The second and most jarring issue is Sinister’s reliance upon loud music and sounds for many of its scares, like Insidious. Or as my friend the Film Phage put it: “LOUD NOISES!” Despite the annoyingly influential LOUD NOISES…*ahem*…despite the annoyingly influential loud noises and music however, these elements are used in a way that lead to an effectively creepy and unnerving movie. Sure it’s a manipulative tool, but a tool that is used really well.
| pile-cc |
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From: Sharen Cason 04/10/2001 01:13 PM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc: Evelyn Metoyer/Corp/Enron@Enron
Subject: Allegheny Energy deals
We got a call from Allegheny Energy Electric Cooperative complaining that we
have sent confirmations for deals that they do not have. Could you check on
these two deals. | enron_emails |
Appeal from the United States District Court
for the Southern District of Texas
USDC No. 5:11-CR-770-2
Before JONES, DENNIS, and HAYNES, Circuit Judges.
PER CURIAM:*
A jury convicted Artemio Lomas of one count of conspiracy to possess with
intent to distribute 1,000 kilograms or more of marijuana in violation of 21
U.S.C. §§ 846 and 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(A) and two counts of possession with intent
to distribute 100 kilograms or more of marijuana in violation of § 841(a)(1),
(b)(1)(B). The district court sentenced Lomas to three concurrent terms of 151
months in prison. Lomas argues for the first time on appeal that the district
*
Pursuant to 5TH CIR. R. 47.5, the court has determined that this opinion should not
be published and is not precedent except under the limited circumstances set forth in 5TH CIR.
R. 47.5.4.
Case: 11-41328 Document: 00512042106 Page: 2 Date Filed: 11/02/2012
No. 11-41328
court erred in calculating the drug quantity attributable to him under the
Sentencing Guidelines by using the gross weight rather than the net weight.
Because Lomas did not object in the district court to the drug quantity
attributed to him, our review is for plain error. United States v. Conn, 657 F.3d
280, 284 (5th Cir. 2011); United States v. Sparks, 2 F.3d 574, 589 (5th Cir. 1993).
Simply put, Lomas has not demonstrated that the court used the gross weight
rather than the net weight. Neither the trial testimony nor the presentence
report (PSR) referenced either gross weight or net weight. Furthermore, the
district court was entitled to rely on the jury’s finding that Lomas conspired to
possess with intent to distribute 1000 kilograms or more of marijuana and
Lomas’s admission that the facts in the PSR were correct. See United States v.
Arnold, 416 F.3d 349, 362 (5th Cir. 2005); United States v. Ramirez, 557 F.3d
200, 204 ( | freelaw |
~~~
bananatron
You're totally right, but there are also a lot of 'real' and 'human/animal'
traditions that we've collectively decided aren't worth continuing. I'd argue
this should be one of them, but I'm not bullish on my preference vs. diamond
advertising budget and a culture of perpetual consumerism.
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userbinator
Given how much pressure it's under, I wonder if it might cause the diamond to
explode if subjected to additional stress.
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chaoticmass
So is it still 'frozen' (it is ice afterall) even above 0c?
~~~
komali2
Yes, it is!
Water has a pretty interesting relationship with pressure (interesting to
nerds like me anyway) :
[https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/60170/freezing-p...](https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/60170/freezing-
point-of-water-with-respect-to-pressure)
~~~
joering2
+1 I read an interesting article a while ago that i cannot find anymore, it
was about dooms day from science point of view.
The bottom line is in case of metheor falling down it is not the impact or
cloud of dust up killing you, but simple change of pressure that will not only
boil all oceans but also will boil blood and water in your body. As pressure
goes down so falls the boiling point of liquid.
Edit: typos
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peter303
Some outer solar system moons are mostly water ice. Theircores could be this
phase of ice.
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oldmancoyote
This conflicts with what I think I know about the occurrence of diamonds. For
the most part diamonds are formed just below the surface in melts rich in
dissolved carbon dioxide. These materials rise through the crust through very
narrow pipes and explode when the carbon dioxide comes out of solution at the
surface.
These explosions form the bell shaped bodies that are mined for diamonds.
Because of the phase behavior of carbon dioxide rich melts, and because the
diamond grade just below the bell is very low, diamonds seem to be formed in
the high pressure streams of carbon dioxide released when the temperature
decl | hackernews |
[unreadable] An important role for the balance between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines in determining the severity and progression of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is now well established. A key role for the inflammatory cytokines tumor necrosis factor (TNF) and interleukin-1 (IL-1) has been confirmed by the efficacy of new biological therapies that block TNF and IL-1 activity. RA synovitis is also characterized by the expression of the potent antiinflammatory cytokine IL-10. A key activity of | nih_exporter |
Pure stress leakage symptomatology: is it safe to discount detrusor instability?
To determine whether the combination of a urological history and urinary diary, with rigorous selection criteria, can be used to define a group of women on whom urodynamic assessment is unnecessary prior to offering surgery for urinary stress incontinence. Retrospective review of the urodynamic records of women attending for assessment between January 1992 and December 1996. Urodynamic Department, Southmead Hospital, Bristol. 5193 | pubmed_abstracts |
Within the BM, the primary lineage-specific progeny of MSCs are stromal fibroblasts ([@b12-btt-2-699]; [@b3-btt-2-699]). It is not surprising then that SDF-1α is important in the biology of MSCs. Expression of the principal SDF-1α receptor, CXCR4, has been demonstrated on MSCs, where it has been shown to mediate site-directed homing of MSCs in models of tissue engineering ([@b32-btt-2-699]). In the BM, SDF-1α is vital to the hematopoietic supportive function that MSCs exert to maintain proper hematopoeisis (Van Overstraeten et al 2006).
As mentioned earlier, preconditioning MSCs with cytokines such as IL-1β and TNFα increased the migratory capacity of the cells ([@b30-btt-2-699]; [@b33-btt-2-699]). However, these enhancing effects were shown to be independent of SDF-1α, and were instead mediated by other chemokines ([@b30-btt-2-699]).
In general, the clinical relevance of SDF-1α in the success of MSC therapies is positive, since SDF-1α gradients help MSCs home to sites of tissue injury ([@b4-btt-2-699]). In theory, MSCs could be administered systemically and allowed to respond to SDF-1α gradients for proper delivery to the target tissue. Once at the site of injury, MSCs themselves could serve as a source of SDF-1α ([@b38-btt-2-699]). Expression of SDF-1α by MSCs has been shown to promote survival of cardiac myocytes after myocardial infarction in rats ([@b38-btt-2-699]).
However, SDF-1α is also a potent lymphocyte chemoattractant ([@b4-btt-2-699]). Excess production of SDF-1α within the microenvironment could potentially lead to increased immune cell infiltration and transplant rejection. SDF-1α may be less beneficial or even deleterious in therapies transplanting cells partly or fully differentiated from MSCs. For instance, SDF-1α has been shown to increase the proliferation of neural progenitor cells dissociated from rat cortex ([@b16-btt-2-699]). Comparing these results to the example of MSC neuronal transdifferentiation discussed throughout this review, excess SDF-1α might impede the final steps | pubmed_central |
Q:
String com lixo de memória
Estou com alguns problemas ao trabalhar com arquivos e funções, o código que estou fazendo deveria imprimir uma string no arquivo, porém essa string está com lixo, e não imprime o que deve apesar de ser usada normalmente.
http://pastebin.com/JtGTDSeL
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define MAIOR_ID 0
int top_IDS(int ID_DNA, char *linhas[])
{
FILE *arquivo;
arquivo=fopen("MEL_PIOR.txt","a");
fflush(stdin);
fputs(linhas,arquivo);
fprintf(arquivo,"\t%i\n",ID_DNA);
fclose(arquivo);
return 0;
}
int calcular_peso(char lin_1[],int *qtd_g, int *qtd_c)
{
int i=0;
int soma_pesos=0,I_D=0;
int qt,qt2;
gets(lin_1);
for(i=0; i<10; i++)
{ if(lin_1[i]=='A' || lin_1[i]=='T')
soma_pesos+=3;
else
soma_pesos+=7;
}
qt = *qtd_g;
qt2 = *qtd_c;
I_D=(soma_pesos+qt+qt2);
printf("\tI_D: %i\n",I_D);
if(I_D<50)
printf("\tTem propencao a doencas cardiacas\n");
else if(I_D>50)
printf("\tTem propencao a doencas respiratorias\n");
else
printf("\tNada se pode afirmar sobre suas propenc | stackexchange |
To obtain a satisfactory range from a projectile it is necessary to stabilize its orientation to prevent excessive yaw or pitch. While judicious design of the center of gravity or the inclusion of fins may provide an aerodynamic moment which assures stability, a large class of projectiles rely on spin stabilization. Through the use of rifling, a launched projectile is spun about its longitudinal axis so that it exhibits the wellknown gyroscopic effect. To ensure that a projectile is gyroscopically stabilized its spin rate must exceed a minimum which is determined by factors such as its mass distribution.
A specific cannon or gun having standard rifling does not have the ability to adjust the spin rate or the stability of various projectiles. In order to vary the spin rate a known barrel employed two interlaced riflings having differing twist rates. A projectile having engravings matching the appropriate one of the riflings is manually inserted therein. This approach however, does not allow continuous adjustment of spin rate and does not affect projectile stabilizing characteristics such as its mass distribution. In a known projectile, a slipping obturator is used to reduce the spin rate. This apparatus is exposed to high stress and does not provide for adjustment of stabilizing factors such as the mass distribution of the projectile. In a known launcher, its barrel is spun at a rate appropriate for the projectile being fired. While the spin rate can be adjusted in this apparatus, the highest rate attainable is limited and wear is a problem.
The present invention provides a projectile whose flight stability is controlled by a fluid disposed in a cavity of the projectile. The cavity is arranged to allow shifting of the fluid. The resulting mass redistribution can affect flight stability by altering the moment of inertia or the center of gravity as the projectile is trajected. Such mass redistribution can be utilized to increase or decrease the flight stability, in various embodiments. Also, prior to launch the flight stability can be set by the simple expedient of selecting a specific volume or density of fluid. The setting of stability in this fashion may be performed in the factory or in the field. This latter feature is also useful where a standard shell is to be fitted with any one of variously shaped explosives of differing densities.
In addition, for some embodiments the fluid employed may be a liquid explosive so that dead weight is avoided.
Moreover this shifting of fluid may be arranged to facilitate high angular acceleration during launch, thereby ensuring rapic attainment of the rated spin rate. In some embodiments the fluid shift may occur | uspto_backgrounds |
Salisbury (1818 ship)
Salisbury was launched c.1814 in the almost certainly under another name and was possibly a prize. She was possibly captured by the British or sold to British owners in 1815. She made one voyage seal hunting in 1820 and transported settlers to South Africa in 1821. She was lost in 1827.
Origins and career
Salisbury origins and career are difficult to untangle because there were at various times several vessels by that name, all ranging between 117 and 125 tons burthen, and having similar trades. In 1821 Lloyd's Register (LR) carried two vessels named Salisbury, and the Register of Shipping carried four. It appears that LR missed one vessel completely and may have conflated two different vessels.
Salisbury first appeared in LR in 1815 with S. Creedy, master, London owners, and trade London–Sierra Leone. Her origins were given as a foreign prize. She first appeared in the Register of Shipping (RS) with J. Creedy, master, Craig, owner, and trade London–Africa. Her origins were given as Portugal, built in 1812.<ref name=RS1816>[https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015024214267?urlappend=%3Bseq=650 '"RS (1816), Seq.№1119.]</ref> However, in 1818 RS had two listings for Salisbury while LR had one that seemingly combined the two listings in RS.
Seal hunting voyage (1820–1821): On 8 September 1820 Messrs Cannan, Smith and Millars appointed Captain Thomas Hodges, late master of , to command of Salisbury to engage in seal hunting. He sailed from England on 15 September, bound for the South Shetland Islands. He arrived at New South Shetland in January 1821 and left on 16 February. Salisbury called at Buenos Aires and arrived in the Downs on 13 May and in the Thames by 22 May. She returned with 9000, or 9,821, or 8,926 seal skins.
FateSalisbury, of Liverpool, was lost off Cape Mount, Africa, on 1 June 1827. Her crew survived. Lloyd's List gave the name of her master as Bryan.
Citations and references
Citations
References
Jones, A.G | wikipedia_en |
From the light curves (Fig. 1), we can see that the X-ray and TeV variabilities of Mrk 421 are roughly correlated, although they are clearly not always in step. Figure 5 shows the X-ray and gamma-ray count rates for all simultaneous measurements. Although a positive correlation between the rates seems apparent, it is only a loose one. We should note that the dynamical range of the data is quite large ($\sim$30 in both energy bands) which is important for studying correlative variability of the source.
To be more rigorous, we computed the Z-transformed discrete correlation function (ZDCF; Alexander 1997) from light curves in the two bands. The ZDCF makes use of the Fisher’s z-transform of the correlation coefficient (see Alexander 1997 for a detailed description). Its main advantage over the more commonly used DCF (Edelson & Krolik 1988) is that it is more efficient in detecting any correlation present. Figure 6 shows the ZDCF (in 1-day bins) derived from the 2002/2003 data set. The ZDCF seems to peak at a negative lag. Fitting the peak (in the narrow range of -7–7 days) with a Gaussian function, we found its centroid at $-1.8 \pm 0.4$ days, which is of marginal significance. If real, the result would imply that the X-ray variability [*leads*]{} the gamma-ray variability. Other ZDCF peaks are most likely caused by the [*Whipple*]{} observing pattern, such as the quasi-periodic occurrences of the dark moon periods. Similarly, we computed a ZDCF for the 2003/2004 data set. The results are shown in Figure 7. In this case, the main feature is very broad and significantly skewed toward [*positive*]{} lags. The feature appears to be a composite of multiple peaks, although large error bars preclude a definitive conclusion. A positive ZDCF peak means that the X-ray emission [*lags*]{} behind the gamma-ray emission. We checked the results with different binning schemes and found no significant changes.
The detection of X-ray [*lags*]{} in the 2003/2004 data set should not come as a total surprise, because we have already seen (from Fig. 2) that the X-ray flux rose more slowly than the gamma-ray flux during the 2004 giant flare. The difference in the rise times can be the cause of the broad ZD | arxiv |
To use `KeyboardController`, simply initialize it with an array of `UITextField` objects.
```swift
let fields = [field1!, field2!, field3!, field4!, field5!]
self.controller = KeyboardController(fields: fields)
```
You can interact with `KeyboardController` directly via the following methods:
```swift
func moveToNextField()
func moveToPreviousField()
func closeKeyboard()
```
`KeyboardController`, depending on a `returnKeyType` property of an `UITextField` instance, will:
* `UIReturnKeyNext` - move to next text field
* `UIReturnKeyDone` - close keyboard
### KeyboardControllerDelegate
You could also take advantage of delegation methods:
```swift
func controllerDidHideKeyboard(controller: KeyboardController)
func controllerDidShowKeyboard(controller: KeyboardController)
func controllerWillHideKeyboard(controller: KeyboardController)
func controllerWillShowKeyboard(controller: KeyboardController)
```
by setting a `delegate` property of a `KeyboardController`:
```swift
self.keyboardController.delegate = self;
```
### UITextFieldDelegate
There is also an option of setting a `textFieldDelegate` property of all textFields that are under control of `KeyboardController`:
```swift
self.keyboardController.textFieldDelegate = self;
```
This could be particulary useful if you would like to add individual behaviour to `UITextFields` objects.
```swift
func textFieldDidBeginEditing(_ textField: UITextField) {
if (textField == self.field4) { self.moveViewBy(-10) }
if (textField == self.field5) { self.moveViewBy(-200) }
}
func textFieldDidEndEditing(_ textField: UITextField) {
if (textField == self.field4) { self.moveViewBy(10) }
if (textField == self.field5) { self.moveViewBy(200) }
}
```
## Contributing
1. Fork it.
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout - | github |
In that same year, the retrospective Fant’Italia, organized by La Cappella Underground, ventured – for the first time in a systematic manner – into the research of the Italian fantastic, among lost celluloids and repertoire films, widely anticipating the more recent secret stories of our cinema, which have caused its rediscovery and revaluation on a global scale.
This is where the 16th edition of the Trieste Science+Fiction Festival starts from. In the DNA of the event there is always the good old Science Fiction Festival, but in the algorithm that animates us in the cockpit there is above all the spirit of research at 360 degrees, to bring on stage the best and the most recent independent sci-fi productions coming from all the corners of planet Earth. This is also the reason why in this 16th edition the cinéphiles will benefit of one extra day of program.
But the Festival broadens its range of action especially in a multidisciplinary direction, if in the age of crossover this term can still be used. More music, with the ultra sounds “made in FVG” of the opening concert of TARM and of those by DJ Yoda during the Invasion of the Body Snatchers Night.
More comics, with the o cial image signed by Davide Toffolo and the exhibition of Nathan Never in the 25th anniversary of the most popular science fiction series in Italy. More video games, with the vintage video game space Play It Again. More animation and stop motion, with two dedicated labs. More attention to the industry dimension and to training, with the first Fantastic Film Forum open to the professionals of the sector. More science, with the Futurology Meetings in collaboration with the most prestigious scientific institutions of our territory and Future Environment screenings. More attention to the younger audience, with a greater number of initiatives dedicated to schools and teenagers. More of Trieste, with Esterno/Giorno walks through the movie scene locations in town. More dramatics, with an exceptional guest star and Urania Life Achievement award who has seen things you people wouldn’t believe…
It is no chance that in our vision between science and fiction there is a plus!
And so, quoting a song particularly in tune with the image of this edition of the Festival: “Come one, come all. The incredible spetaculo de la vida, the incredible spetaculo de la muerte!”. And we’d like to add | pile-cc |
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Simplify (y/y**(-9)*y/(y*y/(y/y**(5/2)))*y)**(2/21)*(y**(2/15)*y**(-1/3))/(y**1/y**(1/6)) assuming y is positive.
y**(-47/210)
Simplify (d**(-2)/d**28*d**(-2/3)*d**(-2/65))**(4/27) assuming d is positive.
d**(-23944/5265)
Simplify (o/(o*o**(-3))*o*(o/o**0)/o*o*o**(-1/4)/o**(-5))**50 assuming o is positive.
o**(975/2)
Simplify ((o**(-1/6)/((o**(-1/4)/o)/o))/(o**(-1))**48)/(o*o**(6/11)*o**(-7/2))**(-9/8) assuming o is positive.
o**(25283/528)
Simplify (a**(2/9)*a**3*a*a**(-1)*a*a**4)/((a**0)**(-32)/((a/(a**6/a))/a*a*a*a*a/a**(2/5)*a*a*a)) assuming a is positive.
a**(442/45)
Simplify ((b/((b*b**(-3/8))/b))**(6/11)*(b/b**11)/b**4)**33 assuming b is positive.
b**(-1749/4)
Simplify ((z*(z/(z/z**(1/8)*z))/z*z**(3/5))/(z/(z/(z**(1/7)/z))*(z/(z**2/z*z))/z))/(z/((z*z**(3/4))/z)*z*z*z*z*z**(7/5))**(-1/10) assuming z is positive.
z**(2203/700)
Simplify ((c*(c*c/c**(-45))/c)/(c**(2/69)*c))/(c*c*c/c**38)**13 assuming c is positive.
c**(34567/69)
Simplify (h**(-2/11)*h)/((h/h**(-3))/h)*(h*h**(1/3))/(h*h**(-2)/h)*(h*h**(2/ | dm_mathematics |
Regards,
Hollis
---------------------- Forwarded by Hollis Kimbrough/EWC/Enron on 04/09/2002
03:00 PM ---------------------------
Mark Fisher
04/09/2002 02:03 PM
To: Hollis Kimbrough/EWC/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: WR585 Mill Run Production Data
Hollis,
I have updated the report, adding some additional detail.
Mark | enron_emails |
MEMORANDUM OPINION
Before Justices Rodriguez, Garza and Benavldes
Memorandum Opinion by Justice Garza
Ajury found appellant Jose Gonzales III guilty of capital murder, a capital felony
offense, see Tex. Penal Code Ann. § 19.03(a)(2), (b) (West, Westlaw through 2013 3d
C.S.), and burglary of a habitation to cpmn^it afelony (aggravated assault), a first-degree
felony offense. See id. §30.02(a)(3), (d)(1) (West, Westlaw through 2013 3d C.S.). The
trial court assessed appellant's punishment for the capital murder offense at life without
parole, see id. § 12.31(a)(2) (West, Westlaw through 2013 3d C.S.), and assessed
punishment for the burglary of a habitation offense at life Imprisonment, with the
sentences ordered to run concurrently. Appellant's court-appointed counsel has filed an
Anders brief. See Anders v. Califomia, 386 U.S. 738, 744 (1967). We affirm.
I. Anders Brief
Pursuant to Anders v. Califomia, appellant's court-appointed appellate counsel
has fired a brief and a motion to withdraw with this Court, stating that his review of the
record yielded no grounds of error upon which an appeal can be predicated. See id.
Counsel'sbrief meets the requirements ofAnders as itpresents a professional evaluation
demonstrating why there are no arguable grounds to advance on appeal. See In re
Schulman, 262 S.W.3d 403, 407 n.9 (Tex. Crim. App. 2008) ("In Texas, an Anders brief
need not specifically advance 'arguable' points of error if counsel finds none, but it must
provide record references to the facts and procedural history and set out pertinent legal
authorities.") (citing Hawkins v. State, 112 S.W.3d 340, 343-44 (Tex. App.—Corpus
Christi 2003, no pet.)); Stafford v. State, 813 S.W.2d 503,510 n.3 (Tex. Crim. App. 1991).
In compliance with High v. State, 573 S.W.2d 807, 8 | freelaw |
Ask HN: Best distributed job processing system in 2019? - sharmi
I have around 10 million network I/O related jobs that I would like to do in a short period.<p>So I hope to use a job queue to run it distributed on several servers.<p>I have used celery in the past but it is not quite reliable.<p>Features most important to me are multiple retries, restarting workers that are not responding, ability to monitor status of the queue and workers. Nice to have features - cron scheduling, task chaining, high throughput.<p>Which is the most stable, reliable job queue out there? It would be preferable to support workers in multiple languages. The ones I would prefer are Python and Go.<p>I have used celery in the past, but workers often hang
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gervu
Workers hanging is a thing that happens everywhere. (You might not have enough
resources if it's happening often, though.)
You should design the workers so that what needs to happen still happens in
the event of expected failures, or so that it at least fails gracefully and
with a useful paper trail. Failures happen, good engineering anticipates and
plans around them.
For example, you could schedule up to three attempts spaced at least five
minutes apart, set a timeout on jobs so they don't stay open indefinitely
(appearing to hang), have jobs that still fail get routed to a dead queue, and
make sure worker code behaves appropriately in response to internal errors and
improper input data (such as getting an HTTP error or unexpected MIME type)
while logging any unexpected states for later review. Most of the point of a
library like Celery is that it makes common strategies like these easier to
implement.
You mentioned in a reply that the jobs are requests to external websites. The
rate of errors from that is going to be like a thousand times all other
sources of jobs not completing as expected unless something is hella weird
with your setup.
~~~
sharmi
Thank you for taking the time to respond. That is only part of the problem. I
am quite aware of that there are quite a number of external issues that can
affect a job. Data extraction is something I have been working in for more
than a decade.
I have a few other pet peeves with Celery. I run scheduled tasks using | hackernews |
The architectural complexity of the retina is brought about by a series of developmental events controlling" proliferation, fate determination, migration, process outgrowth, target recognition, synaptogenesis and cell death. These processes establish a precisely layered structure in which retinal neurons become positioned at different depths, connected via two intervening synaptic layers. Superimposed upon this layered organization, certain cell types are distributed as orderly arrays across a given layer so that they, and their processes, ensure a uniform sampling of the retinal surface as they establish | nih_exporter |
Revision gastric bypass after laparoscopic adjustable gastric band: a 10-year experience at a public teaching hospital.
In Australia, there is limited access to public revisional bariatric procedures. However, the need for such procedures is rising. We investigated the safety and efficacy of band-to-bypass procedures in our experience at a public teaching hospital over a period of 10 years. Using a prospectively maintained bariatric surgical database, we analysed 91 consecutive planned band-to-bypass procedures from 2007 | pubmed_abstracts |
Adult volunteers between the ages of 18 and 65 were recruited for this study. Patients meeting DSM-IV diagnosis of MDD without other Axis 1 conditions, such as bipolar disorder, psychosis, or substance dependence (determined using the Standard Clinical Interview for Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Health Disorders---Fourth Edition)^[@CR27]^ were included. Patients with a clinically significant risk of suicidal behaviour, or a need for urgent drug treatment were excluded. Healthy controls without a current or past history of Axis I disorders on DSM-IV were included. Any potential subject with contraindications to magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, who was pregnant or breastfeeding, or was involved in a research project during the month preceding the study was excluded from the study sample as well.
Mood ratings were measured using the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAM-D)^[@CR28]^ and the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)^[@CR29]^, while anxiety ratings were scored using the Spielberger State Anxiety Inventory (STAI)^[@CR30]^. We also measured anhedonia with the Snaith--Hamilton Pleasure Scale (SHAPS)^[@CR31]^ and fatigue with the Chalder Fatigue Scale (CFS)^[@CR31],[@CR32]^. Collectively, these scores were used to capture illness severity of a given subject. Childhood trauma was measured using the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire (CTQ)^[@CR33]^. All subjects included in this study gave informed written consent, and this study was approved by the National Research Ethics Service Committee (NRES), South-Central Oxford B.
Biological stress measures {#Sec4}
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Venous blood samples were taken at the time of scanning. Five millilitres were assayed on the same day for high sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hsCRP), using a standard immunoturbidimetric method on an Abbott c 16 000 automatic chemistry analyzer (Abbott Diagnostics, Maidenhead, UK). Another 5 mL were collected into an EDTA tube, centrifuged for 10 min at 1250*×g* within 30 min to separate plasma, which was then stored at −30 °C until assay. On study completion, the plasma samples were transferred in a single batch, in unlinked anonymized form, for Human IL-6 Immunoassay using a Quantikine® HS (high sensitivity) ELISA kit (R&D Systems, Abingdon, UK). The assay was performed in duplicates.
Salivary cortisol was assayed in duplicate using a commercial, | pubmed_central |
I found an working answer here, but my comboboxes are created dynamically by User Action.
Is it possible to fill the Combobox like this programmatically?
The Items I want to display are ModuleCategoryViewControl's :
public class ClassNameController
{
public string Name { get; set; }
public System.Type ObjectType { get; set; }
public ClassNameController(string name, Type objectType)
{
this.Name = name;
this.ObjectType = objectType;
}
public override string ToString()
{
return Name;
}
}
class ModuleCategoryViewControl : ClassNameController
{
public string Category { get; set; }
public ModuleCategoryViewControl(string name, string category, Type objectType) : base(name, objectType)
{
this.Category = category;
}
}
They should group by Category and displayed by Name
A:
Is it possible to fill the Combobox like this programmatically?
The sample code on the link you supplied does fill the ComboBox programmatically so it's unclear what your issue really is.
If you add items dynamically at runtime you should replace the List<ModuleCategoryViewControl> with an ObservableCollection<ModuleCategoryViewControl>.
Please refer to the following sample code.
Window.xaml.cs:
public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
readonly ObservableCollection<ModuleCategoryViewControl> items = new ObservableCollection<ModuleCategoryViewControl>();
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
items.Add(new ModuleCategoryViewControl("Item2", "A", typeof(int)));
items.Add(new ModuleCategoryViewControl("Item2", "A", typeof(int)));
items.Add(new ModuleCategoryViewControl("Item3", "A", typeof(int)));
items.Add(new ModuleCategoryViewControl("Item4", "B", typeof(int)));
items.Add(new ModuleCategoryViewControl("Item5", "B", typeof(int)));
ListCollectionView lcv = new ListCollectionView(items);
lcv.GroupDescriptions.Add(new PropertyGroupDescription("Category"));
comboBox.ItemsSource = lcv;
| stackexchange |
FIG. 2 of the accompanying drawings illustrates a conventional light scanning device of the type described. A light beam emitted from a light source 1 is focused as a linear image near a reflecting surface 4 of a rotating polygon mirror 3 by a first focusing optical system 2. The light beam reflected by the rotating polygon mirror 3 is deflected at a constant angular velocity upon rotation of the rotating polygon mirror 3. The deflected light beam is then focused as a beam spot on a surface 7 by a second focusing optical system comprising lenses 5, 6 for scanning the surface 7.
The light scanning device employing a rotating multi-faceted polygon, however, suffers from the problem of a facet error. That is, the mirror facets of the polygon may not lie parallel to the axis of rotation of the polygon mirror. One known method of solving this problem is to use an anamorphic optical system as the second focusing optical system disposed between the rotating polygon and the surface to be scanned, and to position the reflecting position on the rotating polygon and the scanning surface in conjugate relationship with respect to an auxiliary scanning direction (vertical direction in FIG. 3). In FIG. 3, the second focusing optical system couples the reflecting position on the rotating polygon 3 and the scanned surface 7 in substantilly conjugate relationship as viewed in the auxiliary scanning direction. Therefore, even if a mirror facet 4 of the rotating polygon suffers from a deviant orientation as represented by 4', the focused position on the scanned surface 7 is not virtually moved in the auxiliary scanning direction by the second focusing optical system. The facet error is corrected in this manner.
When the polygon mirror 3 rotates, the reflecting surface or facet 4 rotates about an axis 3A, and there is developed an optical path length change (sag) between the first focusing optical system 2 and the reflecting surface 4. Therefore, a positional deviation .DELTA.X is produced between the position P of the focused linear image and the reflecting surface 4, and hence the position P' of a conjugate image of the linear image generated by the second focusing optical system or f.theta. lens system is deviated from the scanned surface 7 by .DELTA.'X.
The amount of deviation .DELTA.'X is given as .DELTA.'X=.beta..sup.2 .multidot..DELTA.X where .beta. is the lateral magnification of the lens system, as is well known.
Where the angle formed in the light deflecting plane between the optical axis of the lenses and the principal ray of the | uspto_backgrounds |
Strategic reconnaissance support
The second predecessor of the squadron was activated in July 1948 as the 12th Photographic Technical Squadron at Topeka Air Force Base, Kansas, where it was assigned to the 311th Air Division, which was the primary reconnaissance headquarters for Strategic Air Command (SAC). In 1949, SAC reorganized its reconnaissance assets, assigning the squadron to the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing and moving it to Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base, California as the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron.
On 1 April 1950, however, the 9th Wing mission changed from long-range reconnaissance to strategic bombardment. Ten days later, the 9th Squadron moved to Rapid City Air Force Base, South Dakota, where it was assigned to the 28th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing. It was inactivated at the end of the month, with its assets forming the cadre for the 28th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron.
The squadron was again organized in late June 1966, at Beale Air Force Base, California, where it absorbed the mission, personnel and equipment of the 4203d Reconnaissance Technical Squadron, which was discontinued the same day. The squadron processed reconnaissance products produced by the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing's Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird and, later, Lockheed U-2 Dragon Ladys until inactivating in July 1991.
Intelligence
The 9th Intelligence Support Squadron was activated at Beale in September 1991, the same day its predecessor was inactivated, assuming much of its mission, equipment and personnel. The squadron dropped "support" from its name in 2003, and in July 2009, the two squadrons were consolidated.
Lineage
9th Photographic Technical Unit
Constituted as the 9th Photographic Laboratory Section on 25 August 1944
Activated on 5 September 1944
Redesignated 9th Photographic Technical Unit on 13 October 1944
Inactivated on 4 October 1945
Consolidated with the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron as the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron on 16 October 1984
9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron
Constituted as the 12th Photographic Technical Squadron on 29 June 1948
Activated on 19 July 1948
Redesignated 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron on 4 March 1949
Inactivated on 1 May 1950
Activated on 18 May 1966 (not organized)
Organized on 25 June 1966
Consolidated with | wikipedia_en |
In our experiment we observed a suppression of the lasing linewidth to sub-kilohertz in comparison with the cold cavity linewidth of the resonator (sub-megahertz). This can be equivalently described by an improvement of the resonator’s $Q$ by a factor of $10^3$ due to active lasing. In order to verify these results, we modeled our ring laser setup analytically following and extending the approach by Wang [@wang_causal_2002]. We modeled the filtering mechanism due to the WGM resonator and implemented this model in an iterative numerical simulation, taking into account gain saturation. The experimentally observed characteristics could be reproduced by appropriate choice of parameters, the most crucial being the fiber cavity’s and the WGM resonator’s $Q$ factors and the saturated intracavity power. The laser’s emission spectrum narrows with increasing intracavity power. This outcome agrees well with a fully analytic approach by Eichhorn et al. [@Eichhorn12]. Our simulation does not cover further aspects regarding the WGM resonator’s instability due to an increased lasing power, and is therefore not able to determine the optimal intracavity power.
![(Color online) Sketch of one of the whispering gallery mode resonator filtered lasers. A WGM resonator is used to filter the emission spectrum of a conventional telecom fiber ring laser. The active medium is an erbium doped fiber with an emission spectrum in the telecommunication C-band. Passive filtering of the fiber loop lasing modes is provided by a WGM resonator. Single mode lasing is obtained without further active stabilization techniques.[]{data-label="fig:setup"}](wglaser2.pdf){width="8.4cm"}
*Experimental setup.* We set up a conventional fiber ring laser using an erbium doped fiber with a broad band emission spectrum in the telecommunication C-band wavelength regime ($\sim$1530[$\,\mathrm{nm}$]{}). It is pumped by a 980[$\,\mathrm{nm}$]{} laser diode with 200[$\,\mathrm{mW}$]{} output power through a wavelength-division-multiplexer. Light is coupled out via a 99/1 fiber coupler and prevented from clockwise circulation by an optical Faraday isolator. By inserting the WGM resonator into the fiber loop the final whispering gallery laser (WGL) is set up (figure \[fig:setup\]). We fabricate the WGM resonators on a home built diamond lathe. Mono- | arxiv |
public function shouldAllowRestrictedParameter($parameter_name) {
// Prevent false positives from file content when it is submitted via
// drag-and-drop upload.
return true;
}
/**
* @phutil-external-symbol class PhabricatorStartup
*/
public function handleRequest(AphrontRequest $request) {
$viewer = $request->getViewer();
// NOTE: Throws if valid CSRF token is not present in the request.
$request->validateCSRF();
$name = $request->getStr('name');
$file_phid = $request->getStr('phid');
// If there's no explicit view policy, make it very restrictive by default.
// This is the correct policy for files dropped onto objects during
// creation, comment and edit flows.
$view_policy = $request->getStr('viewPolicy');
if (!$view_policy) {
$view_policy = $viewer->getPHID();
}
$is_chunks = $request->getBool('querychunks');
if ($is_chunks) {
$params = array(
'filePHID' => $file_phid,
);
$result = id(new ConduitCall('file.querychunks', $params))
->setUser($viewer)
->execute();
return id(new AphrontAjaxResponse())->setContent($result);
}
$is_allocate = $request->getBool('allocate');
if ($is_allocate) {
$params = array(
'name' => $name,
'contentLength' => $request->getInt('length'),
'viewPolicy' => $view_policy,
);
$result = id(new ConduitCall('file.allocate', $params))
->setUser($viewer)
->execute();
$file_phid = $result['filePHID'];
if ($file_phid) {
$file = $this->loadFile($file_phid);
$result += $file->getDragAndDropDictionary();
| github |
14. Wally states his fundamental objection to Andre’s strange adventures: Andre and those he was with attempted to strip purpose away from all activity in an attempt to experience pure being. But, according to Wally, it is our nature to do things with purpose. Andre responds that we can do all sorts of things but still be completely dead inside. Can these two views be reconciled?
REVIEWS
My Dinner with Andre strikes me as a film which many wish to have seen, but few wish to see. Though I understand full well that, like philosophy itself, the film is meant for "selective audiences," and though I love philosophy, I simply could not bring myself to become engaged in the film. It is, to be blunt, about 30 minutes of interesting dialogue packed into a 110-minute film. Most of the film consists of Andre's blabbering forth syrupy pop-spirituality, which is meant to be legitimized somehow by his connection to the theatre community. Though Andre occasionally makes a good point, he consistently does so in the same annoying, patronizing manner, in which he treats Wally – who for most of the film plays the part of the audience – as though he were some poor simpleton who has never had the privilege of Andre's hippie-dippy enlightenment camps. By the third act, Wally finally begins to speak up and offers some criticisms of Andre's views; though I understand the purpose of the mounting tension released at this point, Wally simply did not offer enough bite in his replies to be satisfactory. In particular, I was most bothered by Andre's repeated (usually implied) insistence that his whacky adventures are necessary to get in touch with reality. As the film uses Wally as the audience's on-screen counterpart, I was thoroughly disappointed when he did not slap Andre in the face and inform him that all he has accomplished is getting in touch with whacky adventures, and thus has set himself up for precisely the same sort of alienation which he so thoroughly laments. -- Frezno Smooth
I would not recommend this movie, unless the philosophical issues of finding a persons purpose in life was worth watching a hour and half two guy chatting. The movie made some nice and interesting points. However, the movie was too long, a little boring, and the meaning of the movie was hard to pinpoint. Watching one person chat for 45 minutes in a motion picture is not my impression of entertaining. The philosophical issues of | pile-cc |
2/57
What is prob of sequence nn when two letters picked without replacement from nuuuunnuuuuuuuu?
1/35
Calculate prob of sequence kzk when three letters picked without replacement from kzk.
1/3
Three letters picked without replacement from {w: 4, e: 6}. What is prob of sequence eww?
1/10
Four letters picked without replacement from smzszsezssssez. What is prob of sequence ezzz?
2/1001
Three letters picked without replacement from {a: 5, n: 3, p: 2, d: 5, x: 4}. Give prob of sequence xdp.
20/2907
Four letters picked without replacement from {s: 1, o: 1, g: 1, z: 1, c: 1}. What is prob of sequence cozg?
1/120
Two letters picked without replacement from {s: 17, i: 2}. What is prob of sequence ss?
136/171
Calculate prob of sequence mov when three letters picked without replacement from bobvbbvobmmbmobob.
1/170
Calculate prob of sequence zdz when three letters picked without replacement from {a: 1, u: 1, z: 8, q: 1, d: 8}.
224/2907
Four letters picked without replacement from ggggg. What is prob of sequence gggg?
1
Two letters picked without replacement from {q: 5, s: 5, b: 3, y: 4, v: 1}. What is prob of sequence sv?
5/306
Three letters picked without replacement from {s: 5, x: 5}. What is prob of sequence xxx?
1/12
Three letters picked without replacement from uuguffuiiuuuumuluu. Give prob of sequence iug.
11/2448
What is prob of sequence tt when two letters picked without replacement from dddtddddtttt?
5/33
Four letters picked without replacement from vivvvivviviviiiiiviv. What is prob of sequence iiiv?
20/323
What is prob of sequence ii when two letters picked without replacement from {h: 1, j: 3, a: 4, i: 10}?
5/17
Two letters picked without replacement from {q: 2, x: 1, r: 1, t: | dm_mathematics |
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The amendments to the PACA trust provisions contained in this legislation are intended to strengthen and improve the operation of the trust and eliminate the *21 expense to USDA in administering these provisions. . . .
To enhance the operation of the trust, an alternate method of preserving trust benefits has been included in the bill. The current requirement to file a trust notice with the USDA is eliminated. Instead, the legislation makes clear that a licensee may use standard invoices or other billing statements to provide notice to the buyer of intent to preserve trust benefits . . .
Under current law, the trust is in effect at the time of shipment of the perishable commodity. The unpaid supplier, seller or agent must provide notice of trust coverage to the buyer in order to preserve these trust benefits. Consistent with this principle, this legislation, under paragraph 4 of section 5(c) of PACA, provides that the suppliers, seller, or agent may perfect its trust claim by giving notice to the buyer on the invoice or billing statement. This change to the Act provides both a convenience and cost savings to the unpaid supplier, seller or agent. The Committee intends the effect of notice provided through the use of usual billing or invoice statements to be the legal equivalent to the current practice of providing notice subsequent to the payment date by means independent of the billing statement or invoice. (Emphasis added).
It is quite clear that Congress' intent in adding § 499e(c)(4) was to provide a simpler and, for the government, a less expensive way for suppliers to preserve their trust rights. It is equally clear that Congress had no intent to redefine what constitutes the trust res under PACA. If Congress had intended to redefine or limit the trust res, it could have and should have amended § 499e(c)(2), which defines trust res, rather than dealing with the issue in a subsection relating only to preservation. In addition, the last sentence of the legislative history set forth above is very clear about the effect of the amendment it says that the new method of trust preservation is the legal equivalent of the then current practice of filing notice set forth in subsection (c)(3). It says nothing about providing lesser or different protection through the new alternative manner of preservation. Clearly, if it had been Congress' intent to do what Kelly has asserted, the legislative history would not say that the new method of trust preservation is the legal equivalent of filing notice; moreover, the statute, or at least the legislative history, would have explicitly stated that the alternative method of preservation | freelaw |
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sfennell
Ok, one huge grip - don't make me verify my email, that adds a whole _huge_
step to the account creation process.
Also, If I click on a link in the blog, the feedlooks bar should go away, I
dont want that hanging around - or at least open the link in another window,
like greader.
Overall though, I really like the idea - really cool ,and nice implementation
- I will try using this over greader for now :)
~~~
arturadib
So you prefer to click "back" to get to the feed list?
Hmm, that's tough. I really like having that toolbar there--I can pin an item,
skip to the next unread, etc.
Agreed about the signup process. Clearly the issue most commented here!
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sgt
I was thinking about the same idea the other day and now I'm very happy that
someone actually implemented it. It looks pretty slick and the overall speed
is fast. Good work.
Just one small detail I noticed is that when I signed up with an email address
that contained a '+', it didn't autofill that on the login screen when I
clicked on the redirect url I got on email.
~~~
arturadib
Thanks that's very kind! Will look into that login issue soon.
~~~
metageek
It looks like the problem is that the redirect to the login page doesn't URL-
escape my email address. Since I used one with + in it, they got turned into
spaces. (Bonus points for not rejecting +, though.)
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AlexBlom
My feedback on the signup process:
I'd be changing the Login box with the Signup box. You want to make it REALLY
easy for people to join!
Users who come specifically to login will find the login button no matter
where you go. Users considering registering may not look ("Oh, this is too
hard to find, not to worry")
~~~
arturadib
Good idea, will try to make changes to reflect all comments about the signup
link/page!
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rgrieselhuber
I've been wanting something like this for a long time. One less thing I have
to build. :) It's like an | hackernews |
This project is designed to study morphological and functional changes in the neural substrate for a learned behavior. Zebra finches (Poephila guttata) will be used as an animal model in which to investigate factors regulating structural plasticity in developing and adult brain, trophic interactions in vertebrate fore brain, neural and hormonal mechanisms underlying the development of a complex learned behavior, and sex differences in neural morphology and cellular processes. 1. Zebra finches learn the sounds used for communication during a restricted period | nih_exporter |
A study was conducted to investigate the effect of feeding frequency on the rate and composition of weight loss and 24 h energy metabolism in moderately obese women on a 1000 kcal/day diet. During four consecutive weeks fourteen female adults (age 20-58 years, BMI 25.4-34.9 kg/m2) restricted their food intake to 1000 kcal/day. Seven subjects consumed the diet in two meals daily (gorging pattern), the others consumed the diet in three to five meals | pubmed_abstracts |
The authors thank Dr. Zheng Pan from the South China Agricultural University for the help on web scraping and Dr. Rob Davidson for suggestions on this work.
**Introduction:** This document contains the survey questions and the translated/back translated version of the CES-D survey.
Data Collection Consent Form Options
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本人是香港城市大学心理系硕士生，此研究目的是用微博数据建计算机模型自动预测心理特质。我们需要搜集你的微博数据，如同意我们收集您的数据，请在本问卷填写您的微博用户名称。如不同意，请忽略。本问卷收集的数据只用于研究用途。参与研究同意书: 1\. 本人已经明白上述的资料，并同意参与这次研究。2. 不同意参与这次研究
I am a master student from the City University of Hong Kong, HKSAR. We are looking for Weibo users to complete this survey. The purpose of this study is to identify the characteristics of social media users with depression symptoms. You are opting to fill out the review below and allow us to collect your Weibo data. Your data will only be used for this study. 1\. I understand the information, and I agree to participate in this study. 2. I don't want to participate in this study.
Life Events Survey
Question Translation Options
1\. 你的微博名称（不是你邮箱的名称，例如：luciasalar) 最关键的一步，大家务必要填写。实 | pubmed_central |
This doesn't make sense, since transport-level security also can use encryption and certificates, so why would using private/public keys at message-level be more secure than using them at transport-level? Namelly, if intermediary is able to intercept SSL traffic, why wouldn't it also be able to intercept messages secured via message-level private/public keys?
thank you
A:
Consider the case of SSL interception.
Generally, if you have an SSL encrypted connection to a server, you can trust that you "really are* connected to that server, and that the server's owners have identified themselves unambiguously to a mutually trusted third party, like Verisign, Entrust, or Thawte (by presenting credentials identifying their name, address, contact information, ability to do business, etc., and receiving a certificate countersigned by the third party's signature). Using SSL, this certificate is an assurance to the end user that traffic between the user's browser (client) and the server's SSL endpoint (which may not be the server itself, but some switch, router, or load-balancer where the SSL certificate is installed) is secure. Anyone intercepting that traffic gets gobbledygook and if they tamper with it in any way, then the traffic is rejected by the server.
But SSL interception is becoming common in many companies. With SSL interception, you "ask" for an HTTPS connection to (for example) www.google.com, the company's switch/router/proxy hands you a valid certificate naming www.google.com as the endpoint (so your browser doesn't complain about a name mismatch), but instead of being countersigned by a mutually trusted third party, it is countersigned by their own certificate authority (operating somewhere in the company), which also happens to be trusted by your browser (since it's in your trusted root CA list which the company has control over).
The company's proxy then establishes a separate SSL-encrypted connection to your target site (in this example, www.google.com), but the proxy/switch/router in the middle is now capable of logging all of your traffic.
You still see a lock icon in your browser, since the traffic is encrypted up to your company's inner SSL endpoint using their own certificate, and the traffic is re-encrypted from that endpoint to your final destination using the destination's SSL certificate, but the man in the middle (the proxy/router/ | stackexchange |
On the other hand, a structure is known in which a polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion 4 obtained by dispersing a cholesteric liquid crystal 2 as particles in a polymer 1 is sandwiched between a pair of substrates 21 and 22 having electrodes 11 and 12, as shown in FIG. 9, instead of sealing the cholesteric liquid crystal directly between a pair of substrates having electrodes.
In this case as well, the above display principle may be similarly utilized. The polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion is more resistant than ordinary liquid crystal cells to stresses applied from the outside. Therefore, the dispersion is not only resistant to the breakdown of a stored image but can also be apparently handled as a solid. As a result, there are advantages in that the polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion can be handled in, for example, a production process more easily than a liquid cholesteric liquid crystal and can be laminated on other functional films such as an optical conductor.
As shown in FIG. 10, however, the reflection spectrum of the polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion is largely different from that of a liquid crystal cell, and the polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion has the following problems: (1) the spectrum of the polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion at the time of light reflection has significantly larger short-wavelength components than those of a liquid crystal cell, whereby only a color display having low color purity can be obtained and (2) the spectrum at the time of a dark display has large short-wavelength components, whereby only a display having a low contrast is obtained. There is also a problem in that (3) although a liquid crystal cell has a relatively stable reflectance at the time of a dark display (dark reflectance) over time, the polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion has a strong tendency toward an increase in this reflectance, which is accompanied by a display being made lighter in color over time.
The above problems are characteristics found to be common to several methods of producing the polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion, such as a cholesteric liquid crystal microcapsule using a gelatin and gum arabic as its wall material, a cholesteric liquid crystal microcapsule using a polyurethane resin as its wall material, and a polymer/cholesteric liquid crystal dispersion obtained by dispersing cholesteric liquid crystals in an aqueous solution of a polyvinyl alcohol resin, followed by drying.
Conventionally, the problems (1 | uspto_backgrounds |
By paying a fee of 4 to 6 pence, a bookseller could register his right to publish a given work. One example: the Stationers' Register reveals that on 26 November 1607, the stationers John Busby and Nathaniel Butter claimed the right to print "A booke called Master William Shakespeare his historye of Kinge Lear, as yt was played before the Kinges maiestie at Whitehall vppon Sainct Stephens night at Christmas Last, by his maiesties servantes playinge vsually at the Globe on the Banksyde." (They paid sixpence.)
Enforcement of regulations in this historical era was never as thorough as in the modern world; books were sometimes published without registration, and other irregularities also occurred. In some cases, the companies of actors appear to have registered plays through co-operative stationers, with the express purpose of forestalling the publication of a play when publication was not in their interest.
In 1710, the Copyright Act or Statute of Anne entered into force, superseding company provisions pertaining to the Register. The company continued to offer some form of registration of works until February 2000.
References
Sources
Arber, Edward, ed. A Transcript of the Registers of the Company of Stationers of London 1554–1640 A.D. 5 Volumes, London, privately printed, 1875–94.
Chambers, E. K. The Elizabethan Stage. 4 Volumes, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1923.
Eyre, G. E. B., and G. R. Rivington, eds. A Transcript of the Registers of the Worshipful Company of Stationers from 1640–1708. 3 Volumes, London, privately printed, 1913–14.
Greg, W. W., and E. Boswell, eds. Records of the Court of the Stationer's Company, 1576 to 1602. London, The Bibliographical Society, 1930.
Halliday, F. E. A Shakespeare Companion 1564–1964. Baltimore, Penguin, 1964.
Jackson, William A., ed. Records of the Court of the Stationers' Company 1602 to 1640. London, The Bibliographical Society, 1957.
External links
The Stationers' Company Register (1556–1695) Official site of the Stationers' Company in its current incarnation
2011–2013 project | wikipedia_en |
Recent measurements of ZnCu$_{3}$(OH)$_{6}$Cl$_{2}$ with bulk magnetic susceptibility, $\chi_{bulk}$[@Helton], specific heat[@Helton], neutron scattering on powders[@Helton], $\mu$SR[@Ofer; @Mendels], and $^{35}$Cl NMR[@Ofer] have established that ZnCu$_{3}$(OH)$_{6}$Cl$_{2}$ remains paramagnetic down to at least $\sim50~mK$ with no evidence of magnetic long range order. These findings indeed point towards the possible realization of a frustrated spin liquid state with the Kagomé symmetry. However, very little is known beyond the paramagnetic nature of the ground state. For example, the bulk averaged susceptibility, $\chi_{bulk}$, reveals a mysterious sharp [*increase*]{} below $\sim 50$ K [@Helton]. This clearly contradicts the predictions of various theoretical calculations: series expansions predict a [*decrease*]{} of $\chi_{bulk}$ below $T\sim J/6$ with a gap[@Elstner; @Mila], while the recent Dirac Fermion model predicts linear behavior in $T$ towards $T=0$ [@Lee]. Does this apparent contradiction mean that ZnCu$_{3}$(OH)$_{6}$Cl$_{2}$ is not a good Kagomé model system after all, or that extrinsic effects other than Kagomé Heisenberg interaction, such as mixing of Zn ($S=0$) into Cu ($S=\frac{1}{2}$) sites[@Vries; @Bert] and Dzyaloshinsky-Moriya (DM) interactions[@Singh1; @Singh2], simply mask the intrinsic Kagomé behavior below $\sim 50~K$? What about spin dynamics? Do spin fluctuations slow down toward a critical point, or are they gapped [@Elstner; @Mila; @Lee]?
In this [*Letter*]{}, we report a $^{63}$Cu, $^{35}$Cl, and $^{1}$H NMR investigation of ZnCu$_{3}$(OH)$_{6}$Cl$_{2}$ for a broad range of magnetic fields and frequencies. Taking full advantage of the local nature of NMR techniques, we uncover hitherto unknown properties of ZnCu$_{3}$(OH)$_{6}$Cl$_{2}$. First, from the observation of the broadening of $^{35}$Cl NMR lineshapes, we will demonstrate that local spin susceptibility, $\ | arxiv |
testIncrementation(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.MinTest)
testConsistency(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.MinTest)
testEqualsAndHashCode(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.MinTest)
testEvaluation(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.MinTest)
testPercentile(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testNISTExample(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testSingleton(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testSetQuantile(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
test5(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testHighPercentile(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testSpecialValues(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testNullEmpty(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testEvaluation(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.rank.PercentileTest)
testSpecialValues(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testMomentSmallSamples(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testSerialization(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testIncrementation(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testConsistency(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testEqualsAndHashCode(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testEvaluation(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.ProductTest)
testSpecialValues(org.apache.commons.math.stat.descriptive.summary.SumLogTest)
testMomentSmallSamples(org.apache.commons. | github |
"Shelton is the hardest working kid I've ever coached," Helms said. "The kid is back in the gym. He's texting me, 'How can I get back in the gym the next day?' He wants to get in there and get better in all facets of his game, and he has. He has continued to improve and knows there are areas he still needs to improve.
"He is a kid, I have no question he will reach his ceiling. He is going to be the best player he can be before it is all said and done."
Rivals.com ranks the lanky 6-foot-3 point guard No. 60 in the country in the class of 2014. The Nike Elite 100, which took place in St. Louis last June, helped boost his stock nationally
"That was huge," Mitchell said. "Playing then, I wasn't as known as I am now. Being able to go against guys that were ahead of me, and basically on the same path as me, and competing against them was huge."
Mitchell has been well-known in Charlotte circles since playing in the eighth grade for Covenant Day and winning the Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions. In that tournament, he played with Team United's Kennedy Meeks (UNC signee) and Sindarius Thornwell (South Carolina signee).
Mitchell grew up in Vancouver, Washington, and Portland, Ore., before settling in the Charlotte area for middle school. He transferred to brand-new Cuthbertson High his ninth grade year and helped them finish second in the NCHSAA 2A playoffs. Cuthbertson fell to Kinston 58-55 in the title game, despite 22 points from Mitchell.
Cuthbertson and Kinston were able to renew their rivalry in the losers bracket at the Holiday Invitational. Mitchell and senior wing Isiah Cureton sparked a second half comeback to pull out a 50-47 win over Kinston back on Dec. 28. Mitchell had 19 points in the big win and looks like he has improved since last March.
"I've gotten a little stronger, though he [Helms] might not believe that," Mitchell said. "I'm more mentally tough. Even when things aren't going my way, I still keep my head in the game. Last year, I think I got down on myself at times. This year, I just keep playing | pile-cc |
a
Let d(l) be the second derivative of l**5/20 + l**4/2 - 7*l**3/6 + l. Let w be d(-7). Which is the closest to 1/4? (a) -0.3 (b) -4 (c) w
c
Let f be (2/(-4)*0)/2. Suppose -m - v + 8 = -f*m, 0 = -4*v + 20. Let i = 23 + -23.2. What is the nearest to -1 in 3/4, i, m?
i
Let v = -7 - -7.1. What is the nearest to v in 1, 5, 0.02?
0.02
Let r = -1 + 1. Let n = 9.91 - 10. Let u = -0.01 + n. Which is the nearest to u? (a) r (b) 0.5 (c) 5
a
Let u = -7.4 + 7. What is the closest to 0 in -0.2, u, 1?
-0.2
Suppose -4*t + 9*t = 0. Which is the closest to 2/21? (a) 2/7 (b) t (c) 2
b
Let o = 0.08 - 0.33. Let i = o - -0.65. Which is the nearest to 2? (a) 5 (b) i (c) 0.2
b
Let j = -0.2 + 0.7. Let w be (-6)/2*(-4)/(-10). Let y = -0.06 - -0.16. What is the nearest to y in w, 2/9, j?
2/9
Let j be (3/(-2))/((-63)/12). What is the closest to j in 0.5, 0, 0.4?
0.4
Let r = 0.3 + 0.2. Let s = 8.2 - 8. Which is the closest to s? (a) -1/9 (b) 5 (c) r
c
Let h = -3 + 2. Let w be (1 - h) + (-8)/5. Suppose -2*f = -3*f | dm_mathematics |
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Blackout readiness on agenda
O.C. companies braced for outages Tuesday in different ways. Not all were
struck, but they felt the effects.
March 21, 2001
By TAMARA CHUANG
The Orange County Register
In case of a power failure Tuesday, the Fluor Corp. in Aliso Viejo stocked
elevators with homemade blackout kits, filled with | enron_emails |
On June 4, 2009, we notified Bourne=s
appellate counsel of our concern that we lacked jurisdiction over this appeal
because Bourne=s notice of appeal was not filed
in the trial court until May 4, 2009.[2] We informed him that the appeal was subject
to dismissal for want of jurisdiction unless he filed a response on or before
June 15, 2009, advising us whether the mailbox rule would apply in this case. See Tex. R. App. P. 9.2(b). Bourne=s
appellate counsel=s reply, dated June 8, 2009, and
received by the court on June 9, 2009, fails to provide this court with a basis
to exercise jurisdiction.
A notice of appeal that complies with the
requirements of rule 26 of the rules of appellate procedure is essential to
vest this court with jurisdiction over an appeal. See Tex. R. App. P. 26.2(a)(1); Slaton
v. State, 981 S.W.2d 208, 210 (Tex. Crim. App. 1998). The court of criminal appeals has expressly
held that without a timely filed notice of appeal or motion for extension of
time, we cannot exercise jurisdiction over an appeal. See Olivo v. State, 918 S.W.2d 519, 522
(Tex. Crim. App. 1996) (AWhen a notice of appeal is filed
within the fifteen‑day period [in rule 26.3] but no timely motion for
extension of time is filed, the appellate court lacks jurisdiction.@). Here, we lack jurisdiction to dispose of the
purported appeal in any manner other than by dismissing it for lack of
jurisdiction. See id. at
523. Therefore, we must dismiss the
appeal for lack of jurisdiction.[3] See Tex. R. App. P. 26.2(a)(1),
43.2(f).
PER CURIAM
PANEL: MCCOY, J.; CAYCE, C.J.;
and MEIER, J.
DO NOT PUBLISH
Tex. R. App. P. 47.2(b)
DELIVERED: July 2, 2009
[1]See Tex. | freelaw |
~~~
m3at
Thanks for sharing your experience!
I'm working with TF and Pytorch as well, but so far for the later I have found
the project to be reasonably reliable (though I did find Chainer considerably
more polished). Can you share more about what worries you with Pytorch?
~~~
m0zg
1.5.0 is basically broken for computer vision. Input tensors are usually in
NHWC memory format, but PyTorch (and CUDA) prefers NCHW (planar). So you'd
normally run permute() to move things around. But
[https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/37142](https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/37142)
(and possibly other bugs) kinda gets in the way of that. I had to roll back,
since training got way slower than it was before, and it wasn't super fast to
begin with, even on my quad-GPU workstation.
The fact that such obvious, severe bugs make it through the release process
likely means that there isn't really much of a release process. And what's in
place doesn't even test the release on totally bread-and-butter models like
resnet50.
~~~
smhx
PyTorch maintainer here: we're looking into that and if needed will issue
1.5.1 asap. It didn't show up in release testing, which among other things
does end-to-end imagenet runs with ResNet50 and a few other models (i.e. time
and memory didn't regress). Will also figure out how to catch this early.
~~~
smhx
@m0zg if you could comment on the issue you quoted with any details, it would
be really helpful to us. Unlike what is reported in the github issue,
`permute` isn't the regression.
For reference, one of the core devs added more details based on where we are
with our investigation:
[https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/37142#issuecomment...](https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/37142#issuecomment-623205729)
| hackernews |
The enteroendocrine cells, which comprise approximately 1% of epithelial cells in the gastrointestinal tract, represent the largest population of hormone-producing cells in the body. The enteroendocrine cells share a common lineage with other non-endocrine cell lineages and originate from primitive intestinal stem cells in the intestinal crypts. There are two complementary populations of stem cells, a self-renewing stem cell population and a quiescent stem cell population. The self-renewing stem cells highly express Lgr | nih_exporter |
This study examines the relationship of impulsivity, sensation seeking, coping, and substance use to disordered gambling in a sample of 1,339 youth (637 males and 702 females), 17-21 years old. Results indicate that males with serious gambling problems were more likely than their peers to abuse substances and to use avoidant stress-coping strategies, such as seeking emotional outlets, distracting themselves with other activities, and using humor. In contrast, female disordered gamblers were less likely to engage in | pubmed_abstracts |
Results
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Of the overall sample of 26,078 students, 74% (95% CI ±0.53) of them reported riding a bike in the last 12 months. A description of the overall study sample and bicycle ridership by sex, age, school grade, socioeconomic status, urban--rural geographic location and number of years in Canada is provided in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}. Independent factors associated with bicycle ridership include being male, a younger student, more affluent, and from a small town.
######
**A description of the overall study sample and the bicycle ridership**\[[@B1]\]
**Sub-group** **Overall sample** **Bicycle ridership**
------------------------- -------------------- ----------------------------
Sex:
Boys 12 815 (49.2) 10 085 (52.0) (row % 78.7)
Girls 13 254 (50.8) 9322 (48.0) (row % 70.3)
Age:
Mean (SD) 13.3 (1.6) 13.3 (1.6)
Range in years 9 to 19 10 to 19
Grade level:
\< 8 10 370 (39.8) 8180 (42.2) (row % 78.9)
8-9 10 661 (40.9) 7708 (39.8) (row % 72.3)
≥ 10 5047 (19.3) 3521 (18.1) (row % 69.8)
Socio-Economic status:
Above average 13 998 (56.9) 10 817 (58.0) (row % 77.3)
Average 8276 (33.6) 6176 (33.1) (row % 74.6)
Below average 2339 (9.5) 1652 (8.9) (row % 70.6)
Urban--rural Location:
Large Urban Centre 8589 (32.9) 6161 (31.7) (row % 71.7)
Medium Urban Centre 5739 (22.0) 4174 (21 | pubmed_central |
Q:
Running Build-Heap Algorithm on given numbers
I don't fully understand this build-heap function. Lets assume we have array 3, 4, 5, 13, 16, 32.
It seems like we swap the parent when it is less than the current A[j] but which number does the loop start with? Maybe somebody can go through 2-3 loops and show how the array changes after 1st loop, 2nd loop, 3rd loop. Much appreciated. Oh, also, what would be the runtime?
for i=2 to n
j = i
while (j>1) and A[parent(j)]<A[j] do
swap A(parent(j)] and A[j]
j = parent(j)
A:
It appears you're building a max-heap, where every element is greater than or equal to its child elements (if any). With that understanding, let's trace the action. First, the parent node of $A[j]$ will be $A[j/2]$ (integer division: discard any remainder) so we'll have
$$\begin{array}{r|cccccccc}
j & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5 & 6 & 7 & \dotsc\\
parent(j) & \_ & 1 & 1 & 2 & 2 & 3 & 3 & \dotsc
\end{array}$$
To keep things simple, we'll let the initial array be $[3,4,5,13]$:
Insert at $i=2$.
$A[parent(2)]=A[1]=3 < 4=A[2]$ so we swap $A[1]$ and $A[2]$, giving us the array
$$
[4,3,5,13]
$$
Insert at $i=3$.
$A[parent(3)]=A[1]=4 < 5=A[3]$ so we swap $A[1]$ and $A[3]$, giving us the array
$$
[5,3,4,13]
$$
Insert at $i=4$.
$A[parent(4)]=A[2]=3 < 13=A[4]$ so we swap $A[2]$ and $A[3]$, giving us the array
$$
[5,13,4,3]
| stackexchange |
2. Description of the Related Arts In general, the process of productions by reaction and the melting and crystallization processes in a vessel for processing under a reduced pressure are carried out in vacuum. Therefore, the specific gravity of the gas which flows into a vacuum pump is very small. When the gas, together with the dust, flows into the vacuum pump, the gas flows appropriately but has less ability to convey the dust, and therefore a greater portion of the dust is accumulated in the vacuum pump. In prior arts, the increased amount of the accumulated dust prevents the satisfactory running of the vacuum pump to cause difficulty in continuing the running of the vacuum pump so that frequent operations to remove the dust in the vacuum pump are needed.
Also, there is a problem that, if the sizes of grains of the dust which flows together with the gas into the vacuum pump are large, the internal structures of the vacuum pump, such as rotors, collect the grains of the dust to which can lead to a failure or a stoppage of the vacuum pump.
To prevent dust from flowing into the vacuum pump attempts have been made to separate the dust by providing filters or the like between the vacuum pump and the dust producing device. There is a problem, however, in that the dust causes blocking of the through-paths in the filter which are then greatly reduced. The effective evacuation performance of the vacuum pump for the process of production by reaction and the melting and crystallization in the vessel for processing prevent the reaction process and the melting and crystallization in the vessel for processing from continuing.
It is possible to provide a dust separator for separating dust utilizing the flow of gas, such as a cyclone type separator, between the vacuum pump and the vessel for processing. However, in this case, to reduce the loss of the pressure by the cyclone type separator, if the cross-sectional area of the gas flow in the separator is increased, no sufficient gas flow velocity is obtained so that the satisfactory separation of the dust cannot be realized in the cyclone type separator. Since the process is carried out under high degree of vacuum in the vessel for processing, the amount of the flow of the gas entering into the vessel, coming out from the vessel and being sent to the vacuum pump is relatively small. Therefore, the ability of the vacuum pump to transfer the dust to discharge the dust is low, and accordingly the dust tends to be accumulated in the vacuum pump to lead to a stoppage of the vacuum pump.
Since the dust is discharged together with the gas from the vacuum pump | uspto_backgrounds |
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries became available for streaming and VOD on Netflix in the U.S. in September 2014. It became available in the United Kingdom in June 2015, in Canada in March 2016, and in Australia/New Zealand in April 2017. The series became available on Amazon Video on 16 May 2016.
Film adaptation
A stand-alone action-adventure feature film will pick up the story from the end of the third series. It began production in October 2018 and will star Essie Davis, Nathan Page, and other members of the original television series, along with new guest stars Rupert Penry-Jones, Daniel Lapaine and Jacqueline McKenzie. The film is budgeted at $8 million and will be directed by Tony Tilse.
Since 2016, there had been speculation on the possibility that the television series would be made into a feature film. In May 2016, Essie Davis acknowledged interest in playing Miss Fisher in a film. "[We’re] just working out the ideas of how to make it bigger and better and more fabulous than the TV show," she said. Later that year, it was revealed that plans were afoot to produce a trilogy of Phryne Fisher films.
In April 2017, a photo was published on the official Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries Instagram account showing Essie Davis and Nathan Page holding advance copies of a film script titled Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears. On 14 September 2017, a crowdfunding campaign was launched on Kickstarter in support of the film. On 15 December 2017, an additional ongoing crowdfunding campaign was begun through IndieGoGo in order to allow fans to continue supporting the effort. The original campaign reached its goal of $250,000 in less than 48 hours. Filming began in October 2018 and was completed by 27 November 2018.
Television spin-off
A television spin-off, titled Ms Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries, was announced in July 2018 and first aired in 2019. The new series follows Phryne Fisher's niece, Peregrine Fisher, in mid-sixties mod-era Melbourne, as she inherits her aunt's home and car and becomes a private detective in her own right. The series aired on the Seven Network in Australia followed by an international release. Geraldine Hakewill leads the cast as Peregrine Fisher. Joel Jackson is Detective James Steed, while Catherine McClements portrays "B | wikipedia_en |
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abstract: 'We analyse aspects of symmetry breaking for Moyal spacetimes within a quantisation scheme which preserves the twisted Poincaré symmetry. Towards this purpose, we develop the LSZ approach for Moyal spacetimes. The latter gives a formula for scattering amplitudes on these spacetimes which can be obtained from the corresponding ones on the commutative spacetime. This formula applies in the presence of spontaneous breakdown of symmetries as well. We also derive Goldstone’s theorem on Moyal spacetime. The formalism developed here can be directly applied to the twisted standard model.'
author:
- 'A. P. Balachandran[^1]'
- 'T. R. Govindarajan[^2]'
- 'Sachindeo Vaidya[^3]'
title: |
[IISc-CHEP/01/09]{}\
[IMSC-2009/01/01]{}\
[SU-4252-883]{}\
Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking In Twisted Noncommutative Quantum Theories
---
Introduction
============
Spontaneous breaking of a continuous symmetry involves a subtle interplay between an infinite number of degrees of freedom, local and spacetime symmetries, dimension of spacetime, and the notion of (non-)locality of interaction. Naturally one would suspect that the phenomenon of spontaneous symmetry breaking (SSB) leads to different physics in the context of quantum field theories on the Groenewold-Moyal (GM) plane, when the idea of locality is altered, albeit in a very precise sense: pointwise multiplication of two functions is replaced by [*star*]{}-multiplication, which is no longer commutative, and is in addition non-local. New phases and soliton solutions appear making the dynamics richer[@gubser; @stripe; @trg1; @trg2].
Writing quantum field theories on such spaces requires some care, if one wishes to discuss questions related to Poincaré invariance. To give up this spacetime symmetry almost entirely (which is what conventional quantization does) seems too heavy a price, as it affects the notion of identity of particles (“of two identical particles in one frame should describe two identical particles in [*all*]{} reference frames”), and leads to unacceptable coupling between UV- and IR- degrees of freedom as well[@minwalla]. The program of twisted quantization initiated in [@bmpv; @replyto] on the the other hand, avoids these pitfalls: Poincaré invariance can be maintained, a generalized notion | arxiv |
{ config, pkgs, lib, ... }:
with lib;
let
cfg = config.services.jackett;
in
{
options = {
services.jackett = {
enable = mkEnableOption "Jackett";
dataDir = mkOption {
type = types.str;
default = "/var/lib/jackett/.config/Jackett";
description = "The directory where Jackett stores its data files.";
};
openFirewall = mkOption {
type = types.bool;
default = false;
description = "Open ports in the firewall for the Jackett web interface.";
};
user = mkOption {
type = types.str;
default = "jackett";
description = "User account under which Jackett runs.";
};
group = mkOption {
type = types.str;
default = "jackett";
description = "Group under which Jackett runs.";
};
package = mkOption {
type = types.package;
default = pkgs.jackett;
defaultText = "pkgs.jackett";
description = "Jackett package to use.";
};
};
};
config = mkIf cfg.enable {
systemd.tmpfiles.rules = [
"d '${cfg.dataDir}' 0700 ${cfg.user} ${cfg.group} - -"
];
systemd.services.jackett = {
description = "Jackett";
after = [ "network.target" ];
wantedBy = [ "multi-user.target" ];
serviceConfig = {
Type = "simple";
User = cfg.user;
Group = cfg.group;
ExecStart = "${cfg.package}/bin/Jackett --NoUpdates --DataFolder '${cfg.dataDir}'";
Restart = "on-failure";
};
};
networking.firewall = mkIf cfg.openFirewall {
allowedTCPPorts = [ 9117 ];
};
users.users = mkIf (cfg.user == "jackett") {
jackett = {
group | github |
Pete Rose, pictured at a book signing Jan. 8, 2004, in Ridgewood, N.J., spent five months in jail in the 1990s for failure to report income he received from selling autographs and memorabilia, and from horse racing winnings.
Stars With Tax Problems
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Hotel magnate Leona Helmsley, seen April 27, 2004 in New York, was convicted of tax evasion in 1989 and spent 18 months in prison. When she died in 2007, she left behind an estate of $4 billion, part of which went to her dog.
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Actor Sean Connery is in hot water in Spain over the sale of a beach home. On Oct. 15, 2010, the 80-year-old actor claimed his age and ill health prevented him from attending a hearing at which Spanish magistrates are investigating allegations of tax evasion and money-laundering involving the sale of the Costa del Sol property.
Stars With Tax Problems
Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images
Willie Nelson, pictured at the Glastonbury Festival on June 25, 2010, was told by the IRS in 1990 that he owed $32 million in back taxes, penalties and interest. He paid it off in three years by selling most of his assets, borrowing from friends and turning over to the IRS all proceeds from his next album “The IRS Tapes: Who’ll Buy My Memories:?” He later sued his management team.
Stars With Tax Problems
Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images
In August of 2010, the IRS reportedly filed a tax lien against British model Naomi Campbell, claiming she owes $63,487 for taxes assessed in 2009.
Stars With Tax Problems
Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images
Singer Marc Anthony, accused of failing to file tax returns for five years, agreed to pay $2.5 million in back taxes, interest and penalties in 2007. He blamed the failure on his financial management team, which included his own brother.
Stars With Tax Problems
Photo by Ben Pruchnie/Getty Images
Singer and former Haitian presidential candidate Wyclef Jean, pictured here on Aug. 19, 2010, owes the IRS $2.1 million, according to The Smoking Gun, | pile-cc |
17
Let q = 7 - 4. Calculate the remainder when 14 is divided by q.
2
Calculate the remainder when (11/22)/(((-6)/(-436))/3) is divided by 37.
35
Let r(x) = -34*x - 2. Calculate the remainder when r(-1) is divided by 17.
15
Suppose 4*h + 17 = p + 4, 3*p = h + 6. Let v(z) = 3*z**2 - 17*z - 40. What is the remainder when v(-3) is divided by (2 + (-32)/6)*h?
8
Suppose -4*t - 10 = -2*i, i + 17 = 4*i - 5*t. Let h = -11 + 25. Suppose 0 = -2*y + h + 18. Calculate the remainder when y is divided by i.
7
Suppose -5*k + 107 = 622. Let y = 62 + k. Let z = -23 - y. Calculate the remainder when z is divided by 10.
8
Suppose 8 = -5*n - 2, 3*m + n - 31 = 0. Calculate the remainder when m is divided by 8.
3
Let b be (-9)/6*(-222)/(-9). Let d = -25 - b. Calculate the remainder when 33 is divided by d.
9
Suppose -2*r = -14 - 8. Calculate the remainder when (13/3)/((-1)/(-6)) is divided by 6 + 0 + -3 + r.
12
Suppose -4*p = -2*j + 20 + 2, 0 = 4*p. What is the remainder when 42 is divided by j?
9
Let z = -42 + 70. What is the remainder when z is divided by (-42)/(-5) + 8/(-20)?
4
Let g be 2968/40 - (-2)/(-10). Suppose -s + g = s. Calculate the remainder when s is divided by 13.
11
Let v(b) = 4*b. Let o be v(1). Suppose -z = 3*z + o, -3*y + 4*z = -13. Calculate the remainder when y is divided by 3.
0
Suppose 0*n + 2*y = -5*n + 1266, 2*n = - | dm_mathematics |
Sharen told me this morning that you guys were waiting on a deal Stewart
Rosman did with Port of Oakland yesterday and wanted confirmed today. I've
spoken with a few people here and discerned that the deal wasn't in because
the counterparty wasn't in the system yet. I took a look and found that Port
of Oakland had been added, and entered the deal according to the terms
Stewart sent out in an e-mail yesterday. Deal | enron_emails |
We are not impressed with the construction urged by defendant that it was intended during the interim we should have a legislature with an increased Senate membership but with an unchanged House apportionment. To say the new offices are created and the term thereof becomes presently effective (the vacancy thus resulting to be filled by appointment), would in our opinion be in direct conflict with the plain language of the amendment, and the result would be to deprive the people in the nine counties granted an additional senator, of the privilege of exercising their electoral franchise to select the person to fill the office. We believe this was never the intent of the electorate, for they have ever jealously guarded their right to elect their public officials and vested the appointing power in other hands only in exceptional cases. For example, see Chapter 135, Laws 1947 (now Section 19-210 of the 1952 Cumulative Supplement), enlarging the membership of the Supreme Court. A departure from this policy would have to be declared in clearer words than are here found.
Furthermore, we note that the amendment was proposed by a concurrent resolution of the legislature, and therein it was *400 provided that it should be submitted to a vote of the people at the next regular general election, or at a special election called for that purpose. This meant that possibly there would be no submission to the electorate until November, 1954, which indicates the legislature never intended there be any term other than the regular two-year term provided for by Article 4, Part 2, Section 21, of the Constitution, which reads:
"The members of the first legislature shall hold office until the first Monday in January, 1913. The terms of office of the members of succeeding legislatures shall be two years."
It appears that another court has reached a similar conclusion upon a comparable fact situation. In State ex rel. Sanchez v. Dixon, La. App., 4 So.2d 591, 595, the issue presented was whether the governor could appoint as interim appointments, four additional police jurors, under an act authorizing the creation of these offices upon varying population increases. The court said:
"The general rule is that, where no time is fixed for the beginning of the term of an elective office, it begins at the time the office is filled by an election, and if the office is an appointive one, the term begins when the appointment is made. So, where an election is necessary, the term does not begin until after that election is held. 46 C.J., pages 965, 966; 22 R | freelaw |
Munch On Me (YC S11) Is A Groupon For Food, Done Right - jwang815
http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/27/munch-on-me-is-a-groupon-for-food-done-right/
======
yid
Interesting, but I wonder how merchants will put up with strong, Groupon-like
demand for a single item. Also, this stood out for me:
_"Banking on the fact that restaurants can’t take stellar pictures of their
own food (food pics are a big deal), it sends out a professional photographer
to get the job done."_
Professional food photographers can make Wendys look delicious -- what happens
when I pay for a delicious looking Kung Pao chicken on the web, and the
restaurant delivers a more "everyday" experience, possibly made worse by the
increased strain of preparing the same dish over and over again? I'd tend to
feel a little ripped off by the site that sold me the deal, not necessarily
the restaurant.
Bookmarked to check back in six months...
~~~
maxwell
In restaurants, top sellers, specials, and comps usually go out the best,
unless it's the last one in stock, or they're in the shit and they're rushing
them out a la minute. The random dish that sells 3 times a week has more of a
tendency to come out subpar. Places will probably weigh the marketing of these
deals, and, if anything, they'll out better than an everyday item.
~~~
Gunther
Agreed, also the ingredients used for the top sellers should be fresher since
they are being consumed at a greater pace. This reminds me of how Krispy Kreme
has one item that they are known for, the glazed donut, which brings in
customers who they are able to sell milk, coffee, and other assorted donuts.
------
muppetman
You have to wonder how saturated this market can get before it's just not
viable anymore.
~~~
pg
It's like search was in 1998: there's always room for something new if it's
better than what existed previously.
~~~
ztan
While I think it's a clever spin. I don't see why Groupon can't do the same in | hackernews |
Centromeres of eukaryotic chromosomes are specific regions along the chromatin fiber that play a fundamental role in chromosome movement during cell division. Centromere DNA sequences isolated from the yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, enable foreign DNA introduced into yeast to function as ordinary yeast chromosomes during cell division. We will examine how the centromere DNA sequence interacts with chromatin components in the cell nucleus, including nuclear proteins and microtubules, to give rise to a functional centromeric unit. We will map the location of nucle | nih_exporter |
Dynamic high pressure microfluidization (DHPM)-assisted extraction (DHPMAE) of lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) leaves polysaccharides (LLPs) was optimized by response surface methodology. The optimal extraction conditions were: liquid/solid ratio of 35:1 (v/m, mL/g), processing pressure of 180 MPa, processed two times, extraction temperature of 76°C, extraction time of 50 min. Under the optimal extraction conditions, DHPMA | pubmed_abstracts |
RMH-1 and HIM-6/ BLM Pachytene Foci Are Doublets/Elongated Structures {#sec009}
---------------------------------------------------------------------
We investigated the foci structure of RMH-1 and HIM-6 foci using structured illumination microscopy (SIM). Both in mid pachytene and late pachytene, RMH-1 and HIM-6 signals were resolved into more complex structures ([Fig 6](#pbio.1002412.g006){ref-type="fig"}). In mid pachytene, we observed foci that clearly exhibit a doublet structure and foci that show an elongated shape ([Fig 6A and 6B](#pbio.1002412.g006){ref-type="fig"}). In late pachytene, RMH-1 and HIM-6 appear even more clearly as doublets ([Fig 6C--6E](#pbio.1002412.g006){ref-type="fig"}). In both pachytene stages, we hypothesize that RMH-1 and HIM-6 foci mark similar recombination intermediates. The doublet structure is likely easier to observe in late foci as RMH-1 protein accumulates during pachytene progression, leading to larger foci in late pachytene. We measured the average distance between the foci peak in the three-dimensional stacks as an average of 227 +/- 46 nm. Interestingly, in *Drosophila*, the size of a recombination nodule has been estimated to around 100 nm \[[@pbio.1002412.ref072]\]. It has also been shown that 1 kb of B-form DNA is 340 nm in length. We conclude that the structure we describe here is on an appropriate scale for flanking dHJs. We also observed that the late pachytene HIM-6 doublet structures flank a COSA-1 focus in the wild type ([Fig 6F](#pbio.1002412.g006){ref-type="fig"}). Interestingly, in the *rmh-1(jf54*) mutant, HIM-6 appears as single foci and not as elongated or doublet structures in late pachytene ([Fig 6G](#pbio.1002412.g006){ref-type="fig"}). This suggests that *rmh-1* is required to concentrate HIM-6 at CO sites and also to organize a complex structure surrounding late recombination intermediates.
![Foci of RMH-1 and BLM are resolved as doublets or elongated structures during the pach | pubmed_central |
// Allow inferred migration from the original version of the application.
NSDictionary *options = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:
[NSNumber numberWithBool:YES], NSMigratePersistentStoresAutomaticallyOption,
[NSNumber numberWithBool:YES], NSInferMappingModelAutomaticallyOption, nil];
if (![persistentStoreCoordinator addPersistentStoreWithType:NSSQLiteStoreType configuration:nil URL:storeUrl options:options error:&error]) {
NSLog(@"Error: %@",error);
NSLog(@"Unresolved error %@, %@", error, [error userInfo]);
abort();
}
return persistentStoreCoordinator;
}
I have two versions of my model in my project: a version 4 and a version 5. If I set my version 4 as default, it works fine. If I select "Design -> Data Model -> Add Model Version" (as described by this post), make a change, Design -> Data Model -> Set Current Version, build and run, it will fail with the aforementioned "Can't find model for source store" error. Set model back to version 4, no problems, addPersistentStoreWithType. Alternatively, if I add model version and make no changes, simply go from version 4 to 5 without adding any new fields, no problems. If I then try to go from 5 to 6, the aforementioned error.
This code is failing on both Simulator and Phone. I read several prescriptions calling for deleting and reinstalling the app, which does work for both Simulator and Phone, but I am afraid that when I release this to real users it will break my installed base since they won't be able to delete and reinstall - App Store will auto-upgrade them.
This code worked in releases past with no changes on my part - hence my ability to make it all the way up to version 4. I recently upgraded to XCode 3.2.3 building for iOS4, which may have something to do with this.
Is anyone else having this issue all of a sudden now like I am? Has anyone managed to work past it? Thanks.
PS - For Googlers who stumble on this page, here are all the relevant pages you might consider reading, below. Unfortunately none of these solved my issue.
Implementation of "Aut | stackexchange |
Distribution of full motion video data has evolved from early television broadcasting to meet viewer demand. Earliest video distribution was by point-to-point wiring between a camera and a video monitor. This was followed by scheduled television broadcasting of programming over the public air waves. In the 1960s, Community Antenna Television (CATV) was chartered to provide off-air television signals to viewers in broadcast reception fringe areas. Later, under FCC regulation, the CATV industry was required to provide local access and original programming in addition to off-air broadcast signal distribution.
In response, several sources of cable network programming were established. Because of the wide bandwidth available on cable television systems, additional channels were made available for the new programming. However, programming was generally prescheduled, with the viewer left to tune to the designated channel at the appointed time to view a particular program.
To increase revenues, cable television systems have initiated distribution of premium channels viewable only by subscribers having appropriate descramblers. The descramblers are tuned to receive only premium channels, descramble the video and audio information and supply a signal capable of reception on a standard television set.
Pay-per-view programs, which evolved later, include recently released movies, live concerts and popular sporting events. Subscribers wishing to view a pay-per-view program place an order with the cable operator. At the designated time, the subscriber's descrambler is activated to permit viewing of the pay-per-view programming. However, the subscriber is restricted to viewing the programming at the scheduled time. There is no capability of delivering programming to a subscriber on demand, that is, immediately or at a subscriber-specified time and date.
In the early 1980s, technological advances resulted in the proliferation of Video Cassette Recorders (VCR), establishing a second course for video programming distribution. Pre-recorded video programs are now available for sale and rental to VCR owners. Using a VCR, the viewer selects from among many titles available for sale and rental, and views the program when convenient. The VCR owner further has the capability to selectively view the programming using special functions of the VCR, such as pause, fast forward, reverse, slow motion, etc. The viewer can thus manipulate and replay portions of the program at will.
The penalty for this convenience, however, is in the necessity to travel to the local video rental/sales store, if necessary wait for a popular video program tape to become available, once the program is | uspto_backgrounds |
Finnish Air Force
At the beginning of the war, Finland had a very small air force, with only 114 combat airplanes fit for duty. Therefore, Finnish air missions were very limited and fighter aircraft were mainly used to repel Soviet bombers. Old-fashioned and few in numbers, Finnish aircraft could not offer support to the Finnish ground troops. Therefore, the Finnish Air Force adopted the same guerilla tactics used by Finnish ground forces, dispersing to makeshift airfields often consisting only of a frozen lake. In spite of aircraft losses throughout the war, the Finnish Air Force grew by 50 percent by the end of the war. Most new aircraft shipments arrived during January 1940.
The Finnish Air Force had also revised its tactics; In air combat, the Finns used the more flexible "finger four" formation (four planes split into two pairs, one flying low and the other high, with each plane fighting independently of the others, yet supporting its wingman in combat), which was superior to the Soviet tactic of three fighters flying in a Vic formation. This formation and the credo of Finnish pilots to always attack, no matter the odds, contributed to the failure of Soviet bombers to inflict substantial damage against Finnish positions and population centres.
Finnish fighter pilots often dove into Soviet formations that outnumbered them ten or even twenty times, and Soviet bomber formations became wary of even single Finnish fighters, as they knew the pilot would not let them pass un-noticed. Entire squadrons could disappear on missions over Finland, and those back at their bases in Estonia could only guess at what had happened.
On one occasion, the Finnish ace Jorma Kalevi Sarvanto encountered a formation of seven DB-3 bombers on 6 January 1940 and shot down six in just 4 minutes.
Finnish aircraft
At the start of hostilities, the Finnish Air Force had 146 aircraft of all types at its disposal, organized into 12 squadrons. The primary fighter aircraft were
15 Bristol Bulldog IVs, which had entered service in 1935,
41 of the more modern Fokker D.XXI
65 older Fokker aircraft of various types; Fokker C.X and Fokker C.V
15 Blackburn Ripons
There were also 18 license-built Bristol Blenheim bombers. In 1939, an order had been placed in Italy for 25 Fiat G.50 fighters; two were being assembled in Sweden when the war broke out | wikipedia_en |
Figure \[figa2\] shows a schematic of a collision between a ball and a bat, where a ball at the time $t$ is going to collide with the bat. When the first condition of collision (see section III.C) is fulfilled, the ball has penetrated into the bat at the time $t + \Delta t$. Thus, we put the ball back to the previous position at the time $t$ to determine the remaining time $\Delta t^{'}$ before collision. From the condition that the distance between the center of the bat and the center of the ball at the time $t + \Delta t^{'}$ equals to the sum of the radius of the bat and that of the ball, we obtain a quadratic equation for $\Delta t^{'}$. Here we assume that the ball travels linearly with a constant velocity during $\Delta t^{'}$ to simplify the calculation. Among the two solutions for the quadratic equation, we choose the positive one for $\Delta t^{'}$ which has a physical meaning.
From the position of the ball at the time $t + \Delta t^{'}$, we can calculate all the variables such as ${\bf n}$, $\tilde{\bf r}$, ${\bf V}_{b}$ and $\tilde{e}$ in Eq. (\[collision\]). The ball reflects from the bat according to the following algorithm. First, we put the ball back to the position at the time $t$. Next, we apply the half of the averaged force to the ball during $2 \Delta t$ so that the impulse from the bat becomes constant. With this two-step time evolution, the ball bounces from the bat without penetration.
We gratefully acknowledge Data Stadium for permitting our use of their data.
[99]{} R. Cross, *Physics of Baseball & Softball*, 1st edition (Springer, New York, 2011).
R. K. Adair, *The Physics of Baseball*, 3rd edition (Harper Perennial, New York, 2002).
W. J. Stronge, *Impact Mechanics*, 1st edition (Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 2004).
K. L. Johnson, *Contact Mechanics*, 1st edition (Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 1985).
W. Goldsmith, *Impact -The Theory and Physical Behavior of Colliding Solids-*, 1st edition (Edward Arnold (Publishers) LTD., London, 1960).
| arxiv |
---
title: "Delete androidStoreApp"
description: "Deletes a androidStoreApp."
author: "dougeby"
localization_priority: Normal
ms.prod: "intune"
doc_type: apiPageType
---
# Delete androidStoreApp
Namespace: microsoft.graph
> **Important:** Microsoft Graph APIs under the /beta version are subject to change; production use is not supported.
> **Note:** The Microsoft Graph API for Intune requires an [active Intune license](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=839381) for the tenant.
Deletes a [androidStoreApp](../resources/intune-apps-androidstoreapp.md).
## Prerequisites
One of the following permissions is required to call this API. To learn more, including how to choose permissions, see [Permissions](/graph/permissions-reference).
|Permission type|Permissions (from most to least privileged)|
|:---|:---|
|Delegated (work or school account)|DeviceManagementApps.ReadWrite.All|
|Delegated (personal Microsoft account)|Not supported.|
|Application|DeviceManagementApps.ReadWrite.All|
## HTTP Request
<!-- {
"blockType": "ignored"
}
-->
``` http
DELETE /deviceAppManagement/mobileApps/{mobileAppId}
DELETE /deviceAppManagement/mobileApps/{mobileAppId}/userStatuses/{userAppInstallStatusId}/app
DELETE /deviceAppManagement/mobileApps/{mobileAppId}/deviceStatuses/{mobileAppInstallStatusId}/app
```
## Request headers
|Header|Value|
|:---|:---|
|Authorization|Bearer <token> Required.|
|Accept|application/json|
## Request body
Do not supply a request body for this method.
## Response
If successful, this method returns a `204 No Content` response code.
## Example
### Request
Here is an example of the request.
``` http
DELETE https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceAppManagement/mobileApps/{mobileAppId}
```
### Response
Here is an example of the response. Note: The response object shown here may | github |
At first glance it appeared that the English Defence League had re-branded under the leadership of Michael Dawson and Stephen Warnock, but having put that to bed, there is a lot to be intrigued by the move. Now that the hysteria window has closed, I think it’s time to give the lads at Futurebrand a break.
The English domestic game is in rude financial health, and the EFL should take great pride in developing a league with the fourth largest attendance in the world. There is talk in the press release about global identity, stakeholders, focus groups, having meetings with Johnstone’s Paints about it – but the heart of it is the opening quote.
"The new EFL name rightly emphasises the central role our clubs play at the heart of English professional football,” says Shaun Harvey. Quite right too.
We like leaving our houses and watching football in the fresh air with our own eyes. Can we do it at Rochdale on a Tuesday night? Unequivocally yes. Football clubs are at the heart of local communities, supported by local people. There is pride, a shared identity, a warmth from simply being together in the English Football League that is to be cherished. The heart of English professional football is a lovely, and accurate turn of phrase.
Of course though, it’s hard not to discuss the English Football League without bringing the Barclays Premier League into the fold. As a Queens Park Rangers fan, I feel highly qualified to comment on the club’s relationship with both.
Here we have a club with a fanbase essentially stretching in a thin strip from Ladbroke Grove to Heathrow, and a crowd of 18,000. Fans of the club are at their happiest when the team is passing the ball, playing attacking attractive football, the players are smiling and the shirt has a clear, broad blue hoop. That is it. With that approach they won the Championship in 2011, and that strip of West London smiled. A local joyful experience that had nationwide moment in the sun.
Yet the promised-land is the global multinational Barclays Premier League, where clubs are owned by oligarchs, sovereign funds and betting firms that happen to be located in Leicester or Stoke. As those clubs become global commodities, they risk a fraying of ties between fans and communities, something the Premier League are acutely aware of.
The more money gets made selling shirts in | pile-cc |
Expand -7*z**2 - 2*z**3 + 7*z**2 + (-z**3 - 2*z**3 + 4*z**3)*(15 - 34 - 23).
-44*z**3
Expand (3 + 0 + 0)*(2*x - 3*x + 2*x) + x + x - 4*x + 20*x + 32*x - 12*x.
41*x
Expand (-f**2 + 3*f**2 - 3*f**2)*(-f - 4*f + 3*f + (-51*f + 106*f + 4 - 51*f)*(3 - 1 - 4)*(2 + 1 - 5)).
-14*f**3 - 16*f**2
Expand (-2086*o - 59920227 + 59920227)*(-2 + 2 + 1).
-2086*o
Expand (-19*r - 42*r + 146*r)*(8 - 10 + 4).
170*r
Expand -4 + 4 - 37 - 4*z + 1 - 1 - z - 2*z - 4*z + 3*z + (2 - 2 - z)*(1 - 3 + 3) + 5*z - z - 2*z - 2*z + 0*z + 0*z - 3*z + 2*z + 0*z.
-10*z - 37
Expand (5 - 19 + 13 + 9*h)*(-h + 2*h + h)*(48 - 44 + 64).
1224*h**2 - 136*h
Expand 2*o**3 + 3*o - 3*o + (0*o + 0*o + o**2)*(-o + 2*o + 0*o) + (-8*o + 12*o - 3*o)*(-73*o**2 - 190 + 95 + 91).
-70*o**3 - 4*o
Expand 3*a**4 - 3*a**4 - 2*a**5 + (-395*a**4 - 242*a**4 + 459*a**4)*(4 - 4 + 2*a).
-358*a**5
Expand (-36 - 10 + 15)*(c**2 + 2*c**4 - c**2)*(0 + 1 + 0 + (-1 - 2 + 5)*(1 + 3 - | dm_mathematics |
-----Original Message-----
From: SCHILMOELLER, Michael
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 10:39 AM
To: Boo Seng-Aroun; Dieterle, Chris; NIMAN, MIKE; Oshea, Mike; Ichikawa, Shinya
Cc: Heizenrader, Tim
Subject: Visual Basic Class
A Developmentor manager has an introductory VB class locally that he is trying to | enron_emails |
Anders brief in which he reviewed the merits, or lack thereof, of the appeal. We affirm.
I. COMPLIANCE WITH ANDERS2
Pursuant to Anders v. California, Thomas's counsel filed a brief and a motion to
withdraw with this Court stating that he has diligently reviewed the appellate record and
that, in his opinion, there are no meritorious issues for appeal. See 386 U.S. 738, 744-45
(1967). Counsel's brief meets the requirements of Anders as it presents a professional
evaluation showing why there are no non-frivolous grounds for advancing an appeal.
See In re Schulman, 252 S.W.3d 403, 407 n.9 (Tex. Crim. App. 2008) (orig. proceeding)
(AIn Texas, an Anders brief need not specifically advance >arguable= points of error if
counsel finds none, but it must provide record references to the facts and procedural
history and set out pertinent legal authorities.@) (citing Hawkins v. State, 112 S.W.3d 340,
343-44 (Tex. App.—Corpus Christi 2003, no pet.)); Stafford v. State, 813 S.W.2d 503,
510 n.3 (Tex. Crim. App. 1991) (en banc).
In compliance with High v. State, 573 S.W.2d 807, 813 (Tex. Crim. App. [Panel
Op.] 1978), Thomas's counsel has carefully discussed why, under controlling authority,
an appeal from the judgment and sentence is without merit and frivolous because the
record reflects no reversible error and, in his opinion, there are no grounds upon which an
2
Because this is a memorandum opinion and the parties are familiar with the facts, we will not
recite them here except as necessary to advise the parties of the Court's decision and the basic reasons for
it. See TEX. R. APP. P. 47.4.
2
appeal can be predicated. Counsel specifically noted, from his review of the following,
that he found no appealable issues for this Court to review: (1) the grand jury
proceedings; (2) pretrial motions; (3) the research and investigation done by the trial
att | freelaw |
Tutorial: Create a Mobile HTML5 Farming Game with LimeJS - adambenayoun
http://www.binpress.com/tutorial/create-a-farming-html5-game-for-beginners/4
======
kevincennis
It's awesome that people are writing articles on this stuff, but man -- some
of the code in those examples is pretty rough.
~~~
WesleyJohnson
Any specific examples you'd like to site? I always enjoy learning new things
by seeing how people might re-factor or rewrite existing code samples.
~~~
kevincennis
The block that starts with the comment `//shop items`:
`var label` gets declared 3 times inside each loop iteration. Even if JS had
block scope, which it doesn't, that would be pretty bad.
~~~
fariazz
Thanks for noticing that kevincennis I've just corrected it.
------
dclowd9901
Glad to see some HTML5 game dev articles up. Since this thread is bound to
attract devs involved in HTML5 game creation, is impact.js any good? I find
Lime.js to be severely lacking in tools to create something like a platforming
game (I'd really rather not write physics and collision code).
~~~
fariazz
In LimeJS you can use the Box2D library to simulate physics, you don't have to
write it yourself.
For collision detection is pretty easy, as the Closure Library (which LimeJS
is built around) comes with "bounding box" support to perform this very
easily.
~~~
krapp
Construct 2 uses Box2d and Easel.js I believe.. I've seen a number of html5
game tutorials on tutsplus for easel.js but they mostly seem to be "copy what
the dev did step by step" as opposed to really explaining things well.
Still this might be worth looking at.
------
cstrat
Am I the only one worried about the 100x Farmville clones that will now be
built by 15 year olds and spammed across the social sites. =) Great tute
though.
~~~
krapp
I'm worried about the other 99x if I decide to crank one out...
| hackernews |
Although arsenic is a well-established human carcinogen and induces cancers the skin, liver, bladder, and lung, the underlying carcinogenic mechanism(s) for arsenic is unknown. Although arsenic induces chromosomal aberrations and sister chromatid exchanges in cultured mammalian cells it has not been shown to be active as a gene mutagen. Using the human-hamster hybrid (A/L) cells that are sensitive in detecting multilocus deletions, the applicant has obtained preliminary data suggesting that arsenic is mutagenic in mammalian | nih_exporter |
Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) is the gold standard method for measurement of bone mineral density (BMD). The aims of the current study are to compare the ability of BMD measurements to identify subjects with vertebral fractures (VF), when the lumbar spine (LS), hip or both sites are measured. 460 subjects aged 73+/-5.2 years participated in the study. Thoraco-lumbar spine radiographs were obtained and analyzed for the presence of VF | pubmed_abstracts |
Findings {#Sec1}
========
Background {#Sec2}
----------
*Toxoplasma gondii* is a ubiquitous protozoan parasite capable of infecting all warm-blooded animals, including humans \[[@CR1]\]. The definitive host, the cat, passes oocysts in its faeces that contaminate the environment where they can remain viable for long periods of time. Intermediate hosts, such as livestock, are infected by ingesting contaminated water or soil and this results in the formation of tissue cysts, containing *T. gondii,* that can remain viable for the lifetime of the host \[[@CR2]\]. Although most infections in small ruminants are asymptomatic there can be abortions, foetal mummification, stillbirths and birth of weak lambs/kids \[[@CR3]\]. Humans can become infected with *T. gondii* by ingesting tissue cysts from meat, or oocysts from contaminated food or water. Most infections are asymptomatic; however, there can be severe neurological and pulmonary signs in immunosuppressed people. Infections of a foetus during pregnancy can result in retinochoroiditis and neurological abnormalities \[[@CR4]\].
Small ruminants are a very important source of domestic meat production in the Caribbean \[[@CR5]\]. Generally, the Caribbean is a net importer of meat, particularly beef and poultry; however, the demand for sheep and goat meat (both referred to as mutton) is high, and any meat produced locally is consumed by the local population and occasionally by foreign tourists interested in tasting local cuisine \[[@CR5]\].
The prevalence of *T. gondii* in food animals is higher in pigs, sheep and goats than in cattle \[[@CR6], [@CR7]\], and varies worldwide \[[@CR8]\]. There are few studies on the prevalence of *T. gondii* in livestock animals in the Caribbean. In Trinidad, a study of animals at slaughter reported *T. gondii* antibodies in 42.9% of goats and 5.5% of pigs \[[@CR9]\]. In a more recent study, 23.1% of pigs, 44.1% of sheep, 42.8% of goats and 8.4% of cattle in Grenada and Carriacou were seropositive for *T. gondii* \[[@CR10]\].
To provide further data on the epidemiology of *T. gondii* in small ruminants in the Caribbean, we tested sheep and goats from four different islands for reactive | pubmed_central |
I want to cut to be like this below.
ABC_DEF_G-1_P-249_
I use this awk command to do that like below.
ls -lrt | grep -i .CSV | tail -1 | awk -F ' ' '{print $8}' | cut -c 1-18
Question is, if the number 1, is growing, how to make the substring is dynamic
example like below...
ABC_DEF_G-1_P-249_
....
ABC_DEF_G-10_P-249_
ABC_DEF_G-11_P-249_
...
ABC_DEF_G-1000_P-249_
A:
To display the file names of all .CSV without everything after the last underscore, you can do this:
for fname in *.CSV; do echo "${fname%_*}_"; done
This removes the last underscore and evertyhing that follows it (${fname%_*}), and then appends an underscore again. You can assign that, for example, to another variable.
For an example file list of
ABC_DEF_G-1_P-249_9.CSV
ABC_DEF_G-10_P-249_8.CSV
ABC_DEF_G-1000_P-249_4.CSV
ABC_DEF_G-11_P-249_7.CSV
ABC_DEF_G-11_P-249_7.txt
this results in
$ for fname in *.CSV; do echo "${fname%_*}_"; done
ABC_DEF_G-1_P-249_
ABC_DEF_G-10_P-249_
ABC_DEF_G-1000_P-249_
ABC_DEF_G-11_P-249_
A:
You can do this with just ls and grep
ls -1rt | grep -oP ".*(?=_\d{1,}\.CSV)"
If you are concerned about the output of ls -1, as mentioned in the comments you can use find as well
find -type f -printf "%f\n" | grep -oP ".*(?=_\d{1,}\.CSV)"
Outputs | stackexchange |
Depending upon the pallet buyer's specifications, pallet manufacturers countersink the top of the nails to different depths below the top surface of the pallet boards. This change in countersink depth has traditionally been made by changing the relative distance between the board end of the nailing chuck and the drive end of the nailing chuck so that the pin's final extended position of the nail-driving pin is changed relative to the board end of the nailing chuck.
An example of such a countersink adjustment apparatus is shown in the Wallin U.S. Pat. No. 4,782,989. In the Wallin patent the board end of the nailing chuck and the drive end of the nailing chuck are connected together by threads. The drive end of the nailing chuck contains female threads and the board end of the nailing chuck contains male threads. Where the drive end and the board end connect, a female threaded lock ring selectively locks the board end of the nailing chuck in position. The drive end of the nailing chuck is independently fastened in place so that the drive end cannot rotate about the longitudinal axis of the nailing chuck.
The board end of the chuck can be selectively rotated about the longitudinal axis of the nailing chuck while connected to the drive end of the chuck to change the relative distance from the board end of the chuck to the drive end of the chuck. The nail-driving pin is connected to the drive end of the chuck and extends into the board end of the chuck. When the distance from the board end of the chuck to the drive end of the chuck is changed, the position of the nail-driving pin, relative to the board end of the chuck, is also changed since the position of the nail-driving pin is fixed relative to the drive end of the chuck. Consequently, by changing the position of the board end of the chuck relative to the drive end of the chuck, the final extended position of the nail-driving pin can be adjusted relative to the board end of the chuck, and the nail countersink depth can be selectively changed.
One complication of this nail countersink depth adjustment method is that automatic nail feeding devices are often connected to the board end of the chuck. Since the board end of the chuck must be rotated to adjust the countersink depth, the automatic nail feeding device must be removed from the board end of the chuck prior to its adjustment and must be reattached following adjustment of the countersink depth. Since the automatic pallet-making machinery does not operate when | uspto_backgrounds |
Constructed over part of the old Tokyo Central Church, a newer church located behind the store, Laforet was opened in 1978.
It was built by developer Mori Building, that had developed several sites across Tokyo, as well as (subsequently) the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, and at the time of opening it was one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo.
The name Mori, in Japanese, is the word for "forest" (森), and the name of the complex was a pun derived from that, it being simply the French words "la forêt" for "the forest".
The complex has six floors and two basements, divided into half levels; with 150 shops, and the Laforet Museum on the top floor.
It has had a long association with youth fashion culture, although this was not originally intended.
Although fashion brands such as Hysteric Glamour and Ba-tsu opened their first boutiques there, originally its interior was more staid and conventional for the times.
Unfortunately for its developers, this resulted in low sales in the first year of business, causing Ryotu Matsumoko of Ba-stu to be brought in to remodel the interior of the store, changing it to a more youthful and "edgy" design for the time, replacing long and deep stores with wide and shallow stores visible in "panopticon" fashion by shoppers from a central stairwell.
The same was true of its fashion promotion advertising image, originally designed by U.S. firm Antonio Lopez, which was not particularly successful until taken over by Takuya Onuki, who in the middle 1990s switched the advertising campaigns from female models wearing brand clothes to quirky images such as the "Nude" brand of Americans going about their daily business dressed only in underwear, and dogs in denim.
Following the increase in youth fashion culture of the times, Laforet took to partnering with youth fashion magazines and clothing brands to run fashion shows in the building during the 1980s and 1990s.
A victim of its own success, with the independent innovators that were originally attracted being acquired by and assimilated into commercial interests, Laforet's fashion shows went into decline in the late 1990s.
A new roster of boutiques began to turn its fortunes around in 2006.
References
Cross-links
Sources
External links
Laforet Official Site (Japanese | wikipedia_en |
It is important to emphasize that the manifold $M_k$ has $n+1$ commuting holomorphic Killing vectors (i.e. $n+1$-dimensional torus $T^{n+1}$ acts on $M_k$; corresponding transformations of $M_k$ are holomorphic and preserve the metric). This means that we can apply the machinery of $T$-duality to the $\sigma$-model with target space $M_k$; one can conjecture that $T$-duality is related to mirror symmetry in this situation. To describe the above mentioned action of $T^{n+1}$ on $M_k$ we represent a point of $T^{n+1}$ as a row $\sigma =(\sigma
_1,...,\sigma_{n+1},\sigma _{n+2})$ where $|\sigma_i|=1,\sigma_1...\sigma
_{n+2}=1$. Every point $\sigma \in T^{n+1}$ determines a transformation of $M_k$, sending $(z_1,...,z_{n+1},\theta)$ into $(\sigma
_1z_1,...,\sigma _{n+1}z_{n+1},\sigma _{n+2}\theta)$. It is easy to check that this transformation is holomorphic and isometric.
One can obtain an essential generalization of the above construction using the notion of toric supermanifold.
Let us consider an $(m|n)$-dimensional complex linear superspace ${\bf C}^{m|n}$ with the standard Kähler metric $ds^2=\sum _{a=1}^{m+n}
d\bar {z}_a\cdot dz_a$. (We denote coordinates in ${\bf C}^{m|n}$ by $z_1,...,z_{m+n}$. The coordinates $z_1,...,z_m$ are even, the coordinates $z_{m+1},...,z_{m+n}$ are odd.) Poisson brackets of functions $\varphi _1=\bar {z}_1z_1,...,\varphi _{m+n}=\bar {z}_{m+n}z_{m+n}$ vanish; therefore corresponding hamiltonian vector fields generate an action of $(m+n)$-dimensional torus $T^{m+n}$ on ${\bf C}^{m|n}$. Let us consider functions $\psi _i=\sum _{k=1}^{m+n} a_{ik}\varphi _k,\ 1\leq | arxiv |
/// Sender side of the neighbor packet channel.
///
/// Packets sent into this channel are processed by the `NeighborPacketWorker` and passed on to
/// the underlying `GossipEngine`.
neighbor_sender: periodic::NeighborPacketSender<B>,
/// `NeighborPacketWorker` processing packets sent through the `NeighborPacketSender`.
//
// `NetworkBridge` is required to be cloneable, thus one needs to be able to clone its children,
// thus one has to wrap `neighbor_packet_worker` with an `Arc` `Mutex`.
neighbor_packet_worker: Arc<Mutex<periodic::NeighborPacketWorker<B>>>,
/// Receiver side of the peer report stream populated by the gossip validator, forwarded to the
/// gossip engine.
//
// `NetworkBridge` is required to be cloneable, thus one needs to be able to clone its children,
// thus one has to wrap gossip_validator_report_stream with an `Arc` `Mutex`. Given that it is
// just an `UnboundedReceiver`, one could also switch to a multi-producer-*multi*-consumer
// channel implementation.
gossip_validator_report_stream: Arc<Mutex<TracingUnboundedReceiver<PeerReport>>>,
}
impl<B: BlockT, N: Network<B>> Unpin for NetworkBridge<B, N> {}
impl<B: BlockT, N: Network<B>> NetworkBridge<B, N> {
/// Create a new NetworkBridge to the given NetworkService. Returns the service
/// handle.
/// On creation it will register previous rounds' votes with the gossip
/// service taken from the VoterSetState.
pub(crate) fn new(
service: N,
config: crate::Config,
set_state: crate::environment::SharedVoterSetState<B>,
prometheus_registry: Option<&Registry>,
) -> Self {
let (validator, report_stream) = GossipValidator::new(
config,
set_state.clone(),
prometheus_registry,
);
let validator = Arc::new(valid | github |
On the other side of the ball, rookie linebacker Ja'Whaun Bentley stood out for the second consecutive week. The fifth-round pick has a chance to enter the season as a starter next to Dont'a Hightower.
2. Nick Foles' 2018 preseason debut didn't exactly go as scripted. The reigning Super Bowl MVP was knocked out of the game with a strained shoulder, sustained on a strip sack that went for a Patriots touchdown early in the second quarter. A rusty Foles took three sacks and showed scattershot accuracy in his 18 minutes of action. He's expected to undergo further testing Friday on the shoulder. It will be interesting to see which quarterback is under center for next week's regular-season audition versus the Browns.
3. The Jets not only have the league's most captivating quarterback battle, but also quite the conundrum for Week 1. Sam Darnold entered Thursday night's game with a tailwind of momentum, the future of the franchise riding a wave of optimism after a promising preseason debut. By the start of the fourth quarter, however, it had become harder and harder to ignore the fact that Teddy Bridgewater has outplayed him for two straight weeks. Meanwhile, incumbent starter Josh McCown has played just one series this preseason, leaving his role a mystery. There might not be a more impactful preseason bout than next week's crosstown showdown between the Jets and Giants.
4. Slimmed-down running back Rob Kelley has a new lease on life after entering training camp in a fight for a roster spot. After losing rookie Derrius Guice to an ACL tear last week, the Redskins saw power back Samaje Perine go down with an ankle injury Thursday night. Meanwhile, Kelley has started both preseason games and was the focal point of the first-team offense versus the Jets, touching the ball eight times before exiting.
Don't sleep on undrafted wide receiver Cam Sims, who led the team with 75 receiving yards in the preseason opener. Sims had an up-and-down performance Thursday night, but showed tantalizing playmaking ability at 6-foot-5.
5. Mason Rudolph didn't have to wait long for his welcome to the NFL moment against the Packers. The rookie quarterback threw a pick-six on his first passing attempt of the game -- a pass Packers cornerback Tramon Williams probably saw coming even before it left Rudolph's hand. Rud | pile-cc |
29
Which is the second biggest value? (a) -2.8 (b) 0 (c) 3 (d) -20.98 (e) 5 (f) 4
f
What is the third smallest value in -1/116931, -1, 2?
2
Which is the second biggest value? (a) 4 (b) -6.26 (c) -0.049061
c
Which is the fifth smallest value? (a) 1.6 (b) 8/15 (c) -1 (d) -0.5 (e) -7/4 (f) -4/29
b
What is the biggest value in -0.326, 4, -0.92, -83?
4
Which is the third smallest value? (a) -15.2 (b) -42/193 (c) 2 (d) -5 (e) -1/6
b
What is the biggest value in -0.5, -12.7, -14579, 0.07?
0.07
Which is the fifth biggest value? (a) -2/7 (b) 0.5246 (c) 9 (d) -1/8 (e) 1/3 (f) -2/15
f
What is the fourth smallest value in -13, -5, -27, -0.7, 23?
-0.7
Which is the fourth biggest value? (a) 8/15 (b) 1/5 (c) 0.1 (d) -0.12 (e) -6 (f) 3
c
What is the sixth biggest value in 3.6, -2/9, 76, -0.05, 8, 0.2?
-2/9
Which is the fourth smallest value? (a) 13.507 (b) 4 (c) 3/4 (d) -1 (e) 0 (f) 12
b
What is the smallest value in -138, -5, 807, 10?
-138
What is the sixth biggest value in 0.19, -4, -11, -2/91, - | dm_mathematics |
"Edward Krapels" <[email protected]> on 10/18/2000 04:28:20 AM
Please respond to <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
cc:
Subject: ESAI Gas/Power Alert on Impact of Gas Prices on Generation Investment
Attached is an essay of the impact of gas prices on generation investment.
If | enron_emails |
In Olive/Metts, this Court stated:
[b]ecause “a child’s placement with relatives weighs against termination under
MCL 712A.19a(6)(a),” the fact that a child is living with relatives when the case
proceeds to termination is a factor to be considered in determining whether
termination is in the child’s best interests. Although the trial court may terminate
parental rights in lieu of placement with relatives if it finds that termination is in
the child’s best interests, the fact that the children are in the care of a relative at
the time of the termination hearing is an “explicit factor to consider in
determining whether termination was in the children’s best interests[.]” A trial
court’s failure to explicitly address whether termination is appropriate in light of
the children’s placement with relatives renders the factual record inadequate to
make a best-interest determination and requires reversal. [In re Olive/Metts, 297
Mich App at 43 (emphasis added; citations omitted).]
In this case, respondent’s argument that the trial court failed to consider the children’s
relative placement at the time of the termination hearing is belied by the trial court’s opinion.
Contrary to respondent’s argument, the trial court acknowledged the children’s relative
placement several times, and made reference to the issues respondent had with that placement.
Specifically, the trial court referenced the foster care worker’s testimony that
Father has had a problem with the relative placement and has made things
difficult in this regard, which is troubling to her. He has requested multiple times
that Minors be moved from their placement despite the girls doing well. During a
family team meeting, Father made enough inappropriate comments that Ms.
Killip[s] had to conclude the meeting.
The trial court concluded that respondent was unlikely to rectify any of the conditions that
brought the children into care, in part because of his continued angry and aggressive behavior.
The trial court also noted that the children had made improvements in the foster home, and
needed permanency and stability in a suitable home environment.
The record therefore establishes that the trial court considered the children’s relative
placement at the time of the termination hearing. Moreover, given that respondent repeatedly
refused to facilitate the children’s | freelaw |
Ask YC: Review my startup, exocloud.com - kylef14
Hi,<p>A few friends and I have been hard at work creating a set of products that help companies take advantage of cloud computing. The first of these products is a SaaS Cloud Management Console. This console allows you to quickly provision, manage, and monitor your virtual cloud resources across both Amazon EC2 and GoGrid.<p>We would love it if you could check it out and give us some feedback. Our plans are to offer the Management Console as a free service while in BETA and then move it to a Freemium model sometime in the future.<p>To use the ExoCloud Management Console you will need to already have an existing account with Amazon EC2 or GoGrid. After you signup for ExoCloud, you will be prompted for your cloud provider's credentials. Once you enter those we will go off and sync all of your information down into our system, including any currently running instances that you may have.<p>If you would like to contact me directly you can do so at [email protected]<p>We would love any feedback you may have.<p>Thanks
======
wmf
Long term (i.e. a year from now) these features will be provided for free by
all cloud providers.
Also, this is the same thing that everyone else is working on. Aren't we up to
10 cloud management consoles now?
You're going to have to do better than this.
~~~
kylef14
There are a number of other cloud management consoles currently popping up
including Amazon's own free management console. However, I am only aware of
one other management console that currently supports multiple cloud providers
(RightScale).
We realize though that management consoles are somewhat of a commodity and
therefore there will be a number of options for users to choose from. Our
mission is to try and bridge the enterprise data center and the cloud. The
first step in this process is our SaaS Management Console.
------
siong1987
The screenshots are too small to see anything. Maybe a video tour of all the
features is better.
~~~
clayf
Hi, I'm one of the founders. Great input. We'll work on that. Thanks.
------
spoiledtechie
| hackernews |
This application proposes a program of training in development and psychopathology that integrates diverse approaches and methodologies used in developmental and child clinical psychology. Research training will take place in the University of Oregon Psychology and Counseling Psychology programs, Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC) and Oregon Research Institute (ORI). The program is organized around an ecological framework for the study of developmental psychopathology that integrates neuroscience, cognitive psychology, personality, social development, and intervention science. For trainees, the key features of the research | nih_exporter |
Arsenic- and mercury-induced phytotoxicity in the Mediterranean shrubs Pistacia lentiscus and Tamarix gallica grown in hydroponic culture.
Hg and As resistance and bioaccumulation were studied in hydroponically grown Pistacia lentiscus and Tamarix gallica plants. Both elements caused growth inhibition in roots and shoots, with mercury showing greater phytotoxicity than arsenic. Accumulation of both elements by plants increased in response to element supply, with the greatest | pubmed_abstracts |
Extensive data have shown that, in healthy pre-menopausal and postmenopausal women, total body fat is positively related to bone mineral density, an important and measurable determinant of fracture risk,[@b26-dmso-4-273]--[@b27-dmso-4-273] that high body weight (or body mass index) is correlated with high bone mineral density, and that decreased body weight leads to bone loss.[@b28-dmso-4-273]--[@b32-dmso-4-273] Furthermore, fat mass, the most important index of obesity, has been demonstrated to have a similarly beneficial effect, leading to an increase in bone mass,[@b17-dmso-4-273],[@b33-dmso-4-273] while a beneficial effect of fat mass on bone mineral density is confirmed in white women but not in white men.[@b34-dmso-4-273]
Although these data indicate that obesity exerts a protective effect on bone tissue, more recent studies have described an opposite event. In particular, although cross-sectional and longitudinal studies have shown that bone mass is positively related to body weight and body mass index, there are controversial issues as to whether lean mass or fat mass might be the most important determinant of bone mineral density.[@b6-dmso-4-273] In particular, the evidence suggests an inverse relationship between obesity and osteoporosis depending on how obesity is defined. In the studies where obesity is defined on the basis of body mass index or body weight, obesity appears to act as a protective factor against bone loss and fractures; however, if obesity is considered as a percentage of body fat and distribution, as in the study published by Zhao et al in a Chinese population,[@b11-dmso-4-273] it becomes a risk factor for osteoporosis.
In particular, there are data indicating that women with a high body mass index (25--29.9 kg/m^2^) are protected from osteoporosis, but there is increasing evidence conflicting with this observation, suggesting that obesity (body mass index \> 30) might actually interfere with bone health.[@b11-dmso-4-273]
In accordance with the data reported by Zhao et al,[@b11-dmso-4-273] Hsu et al showed that matching of Chinese subjects by body mass index, across 5 kg strata of body weight, revealed a negative relationship between fat and bone mass, and the risk of osteoporosis and nonspinal fractures was significantly higher for subjects | pubmed_central |
Q:
using pointers in c programming
I have a problem with pointers in c programming. I would love to get variables from the command line in Linux and than be assigning the value of the variables from command line to a non pointer variable and printing them out!
char *argv[]
this is the function that takes everything written after the name of the c program on the command line and stores it in the pointer *argv[]; Now i would love to store these pointer values in a normal variable and print it on the command line. I get segmentation fault when i execute my code.
int main ( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
char r1;
char a = *argv[1];
char b = *argv[2];
char c = *argv[3];
if ( b == '+') {
r1 = a + c;
printf("%s", r1);
}
}
A:
printf("%s", r1);
This is where your segfault is coming from.
The %s conversion specifier expects its corresponding argument to have type char * and to be the address of the first element of a zero-terminated array of char. r1 is the result of adding the values in a and c, which is not going to be a valid address.
C is not Python or Javascript - values are not magically converted between numbers and strings based on context. If you want to work with numeric values from the command line, you must first manually convert the string representations of those values to their corresponding types.
For example, if your command line is ./foo 1, then argv[1] contains the string "1" (represented as the sequence {'1', 0}). The value of *argv[1] is not 1, it's the encoding value of the character '1', which, assuming ASCII, is 49. You need to use a library function like atoi() or strtol() to convert the string "1" to the integer value 1.
Assuming your input is something like
./foo 1 + 2
and you want it to print 3, then you need to do something like the following:
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main( int argc, char **argv )
{
if ( argc < 4 )
| stackexchange |
At the time of readout of data, the potential on the control gate is set to zero volts. The judgment as to whether the data stored in the memory cell is "0" or "1" is carried out by setting the operating point of the sense amplifier circuit, i.e., sense potential so that a suitable current flows in the memory cell. This sense potential is set to about -1 volt as indicated by the single dotted lines.
In FIG. 3, in the case of the cell of "1" data, electrons in the floating gate are discharged with the lapse of time. Thus, the threshold voltage thereof lowers with the lapse of time to reach 1 volt, which is the threshold voltage in the initial state. On the other hand, in the case of the cell of "0" data, electrons are injected into the floating gate with the lapse of time. Thus, the threshold voltage rises with the lapse of time to reach 1 volt. At the time t.sub.N in the middle thereof, that threshold voltage goes through '1 volt, which is the sense potential of the sense amplifier circuit.
FIG. 4 shows the change of the cell current (I.sub.cell) at the time of the high temperature shelf test of the memory cell in which "0" level data is stored. With the lapse of time, the cell current decreases. When the cell current is below the sense level current Is in the sense amplifier circuit, the sense amplifier circuit erroneously judges data which has been originally at the "0" level to be "1" level data. It is only the memory cells in which "0" level data is stored, that data may be erroneously detected as stated above. The time when such an erroneous data is detected is now assumed to be t.sub.N. In the case of the normal memory cell, the time required for reaching the time t.sub.N is sufficiently long, and there is therefore no problem in view of actual use. However, in the case of the defective memory cell, the time required for reaching the time t.sub.N is small. For this reason, there are instances where memory cells may become inferior or defective while they are being used in a product. Particularly, if erasing and/or writing are frequently repeated, the insulating oxide film is considerably deteriorated, so inferiority is apt to occur.
FIG. 5 is a circuit diagram of a conventional typical EEPROM in which memory cells similar to the memory cell shown by the equivalent circuit of | uspto_backgrounds |
The characters which can be input by the keys in the alphanumeric section usually are organized in levels. For two-cased scripts like Latin, the basic level (“Level 1”) contains lower-case letters, while the “Level 2” contains capital letters (therefore, these levels are usually called “unshifted” and “shifted”). For characters which are not letters (like punctuation marks), no rules are given regarding their distribution among the levels. While digits are commonly in Level 1, there are exceptions (e.g. the French keyboard layout).
The standard allows for a third level (but not for more than three levels). Usually (but not mandatory by the standard), characters in such a level are selected by the means of an AltGr key.
Groups
If the organization into three levels is not sufficient to accommodate all characters to be contained in a specific layout, then “groups” may be defined which then constitute a higher hierarchical unit than levels. Thus, each such group usually is subdivided into (up to three) levels. Common examples are layouts allowing the input of characters of different scripts, like e.g. the Japanese keyboard layout (where the kana constitute the second group). Other examples are recent standardizations which allow the input of considerably more characters than their preceding editions (to overcome the historic limits of mechanical typewriters), like the Canadian Québec layout or the recently (2012) standardized German T2 layout.
“Group selectors” are defined in ISO/IEC 9995-2. On the US-International layout, the group selector for the second group is the AltGr key; on some others the simultaneously pressed Shift and AltGr keys. (At some time in the past, the two groups were sometimes called third level and fourth level contrary to the terminology defined in ISO/IEC 9995.)
Depictions on the keytops
According to ISO/IEC 9995-1, the level is indicated by the row where the character is depicted on the keytop:
Level 2 (“shifted”) above of Level 1 (“unshifted”)
Level 3 (“AltGr”) below Level 1 (“unshifted”).
The group is indicated by the column on the keytop:
The first or “primary group” at the left keytop border
The second or “secondary group” at the right keytop border
Additional groups (if existing) in between.
When letters on a | wikipedia_en |
\[lemma23\] For ${\operatorname{Re}}(s)>1$ and $\beta \in {\mathbb{N}}$ one has $$\sum_{q = 1}^\infty {\frac{{c_q^{(\beta )}(n)}}{{{q^{\beta s}}}}} = \frac{{\sigma _{1 - s }^{(\beta )}(n)}}{{\zeta (\beta s)}}.$$
From Lemma \[lemma22\] one has the following bound $$|c_q^{(\beta )}(n)| \leqslant \sum_{\substack{d|q \\ {d^\beta }|n}} {{d^\beta }} \leqslant \sum_{{d^\beta }|n} {{d^\beta }} = \sigma_1^{(\beta )}(n).$$ Suppose $x$ is a fixed non-integer. Let us now consider the positively oriented path $\mathcal{C}$ made up of the line segments $[c-iT,c+iT,-2N-1+iT,-2N-1-iT]$ where $T$ is not the ordinate of a non-trivial zero. We set $a_q = c_q^{(\beta)}(n)$ and we use the lemma in $\mathsection$3.12 of [@titchmarsh] to see that we can take $\psi(q) = \sigma_1^{(\beta)}(n)$. We note that for $\sigma > 1$ we have $$\sum_{q = 1}^\infty {\frac{{|c_q^{(\beta )}(n)|}}{{{q^\sigma }}}} \leqslant \sigma_1^{(\beta)} (n)\sum_{q = 1}^\infty {\frac{1}{{{q^\sigma }}}} = \sigma_1^{(\beta)} (n)\zeta (\sigma ) \ll {\frac{1}{{\sigma - 1}}}$$ so that $\alpha=1$. Moreover, if in that lemma we put $s=0$, $c=1+1/\log x$ and $w$ replaced by $s$, then we obtain $$\mathfrak{C}_0^{(\beta )}(n,x) = \frac{1}{{2\pi i}}\int_{c - iT}^{c + iT} {\frac{{\sigma_{1 - s/\beta }^{(\beta )}(n)}}{{\zeta (s)}}\frac{{{x^s}}}{s}ds} + E_{1,T}(x),$$ where $E_{1,T | arxiv |
@rem ##########################################################################
@rem Set local scope for the variables with windows NT shell
if "%OS%"=="Windows_NT" setlocal
@rem Add default JVM options here. You can also use JAVA_OPTS and GRADLE_OPTS to pass JVM options to this script.
set DEFAULT_JVM_OPTS=
set DIRNAME=%~dp0
if "%DIRNAME%" == "" set DIRNAME=.
set APP_BASE_NAME=%~n0
set APP_HOME=%DIRNAME%
@rem Find java.exe
if defined JAVA_HOME goto findJavaFromJavaHome
set JAVA_EXE=java.exe
%JAVA_EXE% -version >NUL 2>&1
if "%ERRORLEVEL%" == "0" goto init
echo.
echo ERROR: JAVA_HOME is not set and no 'java' command could be found in your PATH.
echo.
echo Please set the JAVA_HOME variable in your environment to match the
echo location of your Java installation.
goto fail
:findJavaFromJavaHome
set JAVA_HOME=%JAVA_HOME:"=%
set JAVA_EXE=%JAVA_HOME%/bin/java.exe
if exist "%JAVA_EXE%" goto init
echo.
echo ERROR: JAVA_HOME is set to an invalid directory: %JAVA_HOME%
echo.
echo Please set the JAVA_HOME variable in your environment to match the
echo location of your Java installation.
goto fail
:init
@rem Get command-line arguments, handling Windowz variants
if not "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" goto win9xME_args
if "%@eval[2+2]" == "4" goto 4NT_args
:win9xME_args
@rem Slurp the command line arguments.
set CMD_LINE_ARGS=
set _SKIP=2
:win9xME_args_slurp
if "x%~1" == "x" goto execute
set CMD_LINE_ARGS=%*
goto execute
:4 | github |
Anyway we “think” we have found the way to cause a disintegration of the atom. An
experiment in the New Mexico desert was startling – to put it mildly. Thirteen pounds of the
explosive caused the complete disintegration of a steel tower 60 feet high, created a crater 6
The experiment was not essential to conduct upon the lives of countless civilians who ended up losing their existence to Mr. Truman’s whim. The United States should simply have shown the New Mexico desert example to the Japanese, and warned them thereby. Science allows for such examples to serve as warnings. In any case, Mr. Truman was successful in that he managed to warn the Japanese alright.[3] As a matter of fact, the Americans promised the Japanese more ruin to come from the air, if the latter failed to concede subsequent to the Hiroshima explosion. Was it not reasonable for the U.S. to have waited more than three days before it also bombed Nagasaki – for the effects of the bomb to show up in greater intensity in Hiroshima, or for the Japanese to simply look upon their damages and surrender? The effects of the bomb were present the first day to boot.[4] Unfortunately, the Japanese did not concede until after the Nagasaki bombing.[5]
According to the Americans, by bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they terrified the Japanese into surrender. However, it can reasonably be argued that the United States should have used its actual scientific testing of the nuclear weapon (in the Mexican desert) to scare the Japanese, instead. The U.S. could have easily reported the scientific testing in the Japanese press. Furthermore, the U.S. should not have bombed Nagasaki after Hiroshima, seeing that the effects of the bomb in Hiroshima were horrible at best. The United States is a nation of people standing by God through their world-famous Declaration of Independence and Constitution. It is quite obvious from news reports about the Hiroshima bombing alone that the attack called for the help of God. In actual fact, the attack was a miserable failure for the United States because it stopped all sense of normal life in Hiroshima in the twinkling of an eye. Quite similar to 9/11, the Hiroshima bombing was enough as warning, even if we were to give the U.S. the benefit of the doubt by assuming that the scientific experiment could not have been enough of a warning for the Japanese. The U.S. should | pile-cc |
d**3
Expand (0 + 0 - 5)*(-2*c + 2*c + 5*c**5 + (c**4 - c**4 + c**4)*(0*c + 3*c - c)).
-35*c**5
Expand (5 - 1 - 2)*(2*p + p + p - 2*p + 3*p + p + (p + 0 + 0)*(-1 + 3 - 3)).
10*p
Expand (3 - 6 + 2)*(-5 + 2 + 0)*(2 - 2 - 3*s).
-9*s
Expand (-s + 2*s + s)*(-94 + 214 - 74).
92*s
Expand 3*z + 1 - 1 + (-z + 2*z - 3*z)*(-2 + 1 + 3).
-z
Expand (-k**4 + 5*k**4 - 2*k**4)*(-1 + 1 - 2*k) + (2*k**4 - 3*k**4 - k**4)*(-1 + 1 + 2*k) + 3*k**2 - 3*k**2 - 5*k**5.
-13*k**5
Expand (6 - 1 - 1)*(-9*c - 14 + 14).
-36*c
Expand (-2*q + 2 - 2)*(3 - 3 + 3)*(-2 + 4*q + 2).
-24*q**2
Expand (6*p**2 - 2*p**2 - 2*p**2)*(-3*p**2 + 3 - 3) + (0*p**3 - 3*p**3 - p**3)*(0*p + 5*p - 3*p).
-14*p**4
Expand (-v + v - 2*v)*(-3*v - 5*v + v).
14*v**2
Expand (6 - 6 - 2*z)*(1 - 1 - 2) + (2 - 3 + 2)*(-3*z + 3*z - z).
3*z
Expand (-3 - 2*a + 0 + 1)*(-2 + 1 - 4)*(4 - 1 - 2).
10*a + 10
Expand -2*x**3 + 3*x - 3*x + (19 - 19 + 11*x)*(2*x**2 + x**2 | dm_mathematics |
Please include the following terms within an annex b. This modification
should allow us to proceed with confirmation.
thanks
Brant
-----Original Message-----
From: Aguayo, Janie
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 5:49 PM
To: Brant Reves/HOU/ECT@ENRON; Panus, Stephanie
Cc: Bailey, Derek
Subject: QX7453 and QX7554
Please see | enron_emails |
he was convicted of operating while intoxicated in Cause No. 341 for the same
conduct that was charged in Count III of Cause No. 40 relating to the events
that occurred on August 30, 2013. He asserts that the charges of aggravated
battery, resisting law enforcement, and operating a vehicle while intoxicated in
Cause No. 40 all occurred within a few minutes.
[38] The State argues that this case is not within the scope of the successive
prosecution statute because it did not file a new additional charge against Hahn,
4
Hahn mentions Ind. Criminal Rule 4(C), but does not develop an argument. Accordingly, this issue is
waived.
Court of Appeals of Indiana | Opinion 18A05-1603-CR-623 | December 20, 2016 Page 19 of 28
and that Hahn did not provide the trial court or this Court with a record of
Cause No. 341. The State also argues that his argument fails even if the
successive prosecution statute applies because his intoxicated driving as charged
under Cause No. 341 was temporally distinct and involved different conduct
and bore no necessary relationship to the conduct alleged in Counts I and II in
Cause No. 40.
[39] Because Hahn appeals the trial court’s denial of a motion to dismiss, we review
the trial court’s decision for an abuse of discretion. Thompson v. State, 966
N.E.2d 112, 117 (Ind. Ct. App. 2012) (citing Haywood v. State, 875 N.E.2d 770,
772 (Ind. Ct. App. 2007)), trans. denied. An abuse of discretion occurs when the
trial court’s decision is clearly against the logic and effect of the facts and
circumstances before it, or when the court misinterprets the law. Id. Ind. Code
§ 35-34-1-8 governs motions to dismiss by a defendant and provides in part that
“[t]he defendant has the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence
every fact essential to support the motion.” Ind. Code § 35-34-1-8(f). “Because
the defendant has the burden of proof, the denial of his motion is a negative
ruling, reversible only if the evidence | freelaw |
Þ - shawndumas
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(letter)
======
ColinWright
Speaking to your question asked in the now dead submission about the ligature
(or whatever) - these are facts, and they are facts that are unknown to the
vast majority of people. It may be that you are discovering them, and you find
them interesting, and you wish to share them with the HN community.
However, it's not clear that they are "deeply interesting." It's not clear
they they contain material to make one think, to make one re-think. It's not
clear that they are specifically of interest to the intellect of hackers, as
opposed to the intellect and interests of intelligent people, not limited to
hackers.
I'm guilty of this, and frequently have to re-consider submitting items,
because while they are of interest to me, they are not of _deep_ interest (to
my understanding and interpretation of the term). Perhaps I don't refrain as
often as I should.
I have not flagged you here, I think I did flag one of the other submissions,
I can't say for sure, but I thought I would give my viewpoint on why some
people may feel these are inappropriate to HN.
I don't have any special status, I'm just providing a viewpoint, perhaps for
discussion, perhaps for disagreement, perhaps to be ignored.
~~~
shawndumas
Now that was a helpful answer. But what do you make of the 14 up-votes though?
~~~
ColinWright
Just as you thought it was an interesting fact in its own right, I have no
doubt that among the extremely large HN audience, so did others. Many will
have thought "That's interesting!" and up-voted it.
And that's the behavior that is now emerging (or indeed, possibly has always
been the case) that people up- or down-vote simply on preferences, rather than
on whether something is "deeply interesting." This isn't a criticism, HN is
what it is, and that is my personal observation. As I've discovered in a
recent email exchange, not everyone agrees with me.
So personally, I found it an interesting fact, and it led to some interesting
reading on related facts. But I didn't | hackernews |
The long-term goal of these investigations is to understand how genes cause congenital heart disease (CHD). The first set of objectives involved devising methods of analysis by unifying two approaches: the focus of the current application, involves obtaining clinical data and extending the theory to the analysis of these data. These sets of objectives are clearly synergistic, and examination of empiric data will continue to stimulate fresh ideas for theory, just as exploration of models has pointed to potentially revealing avenues of clinical study. Considerable | nih_exporter |
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