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text: This study proposes a radial basis function network (RBFN) controlled three-phase induction generator (IG) system using ac-dc and dc-ac power converters. In this study, first, the indirect field-oriented mechanism is implemented for the control of the IG. The electric frequency of the IG is controlled using the indirect field-oriented control mechanism. Then, an ac-dc power converter and a dc-ac power inverter are adopted to convert the electric power generated by a three-phase IG from variable-frequency and variable-voltage to constant-frequency and constant-voltage. Moreover, two on-line trained RBFNs using backpropagation learning algorithm with improved particle swarm optimization (IPSO) are introduced as the regulating controllers for both the dc-link voltage and the ac line voltage of the dc-ac power inverter. The IPSO is adopted in this study to adapt the learning rates in the backpropagation process of the RBFNs to improve the learning capability. By using the proposed RBFN controller with IPSO, the IG system can employ for stand-alone power application effectively. Finally, some experimental results are provided to show the effectiveness of the proposed IG system.

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seL4 Dynamic Libraries: Processes & Elf loading
This tutorial shows how a separate ELF file can be loaded and expanded into a VSpace, and subsequently executed, while facilitating IPC between the two modules. It also shows how threads with different CSpaces have to maneuver in order to pass capabilities to one another.
Don't gloss over the globals declared before
main() – they're declared
for your benefit so you can grasp some of the basic data structures.
Uncomment them one by one as needed when going through the tasks.
You'll observe that the things you've already covered in the second tutorial are filled out and you don't have to repeat them: in much the same way, we won't be repeating conceptual explanations on this page, if they were covered by a previous tutorial in the series.
- Once again, repeat the spawning of a thread: however, this time the two threads will only share the same vspace, but have different CSpaces. This is an automatic side effect of the way that sel4utils creates new "processes".
- Learn how the init thread in an seL4 system performs some types of initialization that aren't traditionally left to userspace.
- Observe and understand the effects of creating thread that do not share the same CSpace.
- Understand IPC across CSpace boundaries.
- Understand how minting a capability to a thread in another CSpace works.
# For instructions about obtaining the tutorial sources see _URL_ # # Follow these instructions to initialise the tutorial # initialising the build directory with a tutorial exercise./init --tut dynamic-3 # building the tutorial exercise cd dynamic-3_build ninja
Tasks in this tutorial are in
When you first run this tutorial, you should see the following output:
Booting all finished, dropped to user space Node 0 of 1 IOPT levels: _PHONE_ IPC buffer: 0x57f000 Empty slots: [488 --> 4096) sharedFrames: [0 --> 0) userImageFrames: [16 --> 399) userImagePaging: [12 --> 15) untypeds: [399 --> 488) Initial thread domain: 0 Initial thread cnode size: 12 dynamic-3: _EMAIL_:621 Not implemented dynamic-3: _EMAIL_:117 [Cond failed: virtual_reservation.res == NULL] Failed to reserve a chunk of memory.
Virtual memory management
Aside from receiving information about IRQs in the IRQControl object capability, and information about available IO-Ports, and ASID availability, and several other privileged bits of information, the init thread is also responsible, surprisingly, for reserving certain critical ranges of memory as being used, and unavailable for applications.
This call to
that. For an interesting look at what sorts of things the init thread
static int reserve_initial_task_regions(vspace_t *vspace, void *existing_frames),
which is eventually called on by
sel4utils_bootstrap_vspace_with_bootinfo_leaky(). So while this
function may seem tedious, it's doing some important things.
/* TASK 1: create a vspace object to manage our vspace */ /* hint 1: sel4utils_bootstrap_vspace_with_bootinfo_leaky() * int sel4utils_bootstrap_vspace_with_bootinfo_leaky(vspace_t *vspace, sel4utils_alloc_data_t *data, seL4_CPtr page_directory, vka_t *vka, seL4_BootInfo *info) * _USER_ vspace Uninitialised vspace struct to populate. * _USER_ data Uninitialised vspace data struct to populate. * _USER_ page_directory Page directory for the new vspace. * _USER_ vka Initialised vka that this virtual memory allocator will use to allocate pages and pagetables. This allocator will never invoke free. * _USER_ info seL4 boot info * _USER_ 0 on succes. */
On success, you should see a different error:
<> halting...
Configure a process
sel4utils_configure_process_custom took a large amount of the work
out of creating a new "processs". We skipped a number of steps. Take a
look at the source for
notice how it spawns the new thread with its own CSpace by
automatically. This will have an effect on our tutorial! It means that
the new thread we're creating will not share a CSpace with our main
/* TASK 2: use sel4utils to make a new process */ /* hint 1: sel4utils_configure_process_custom() * hint 2: process_config_default_simple() * _USER_ process Uninitialised process struct. * _USER_ vka Allocator to use to allocate objects. * _USER_ vspace Vspace allocator for the current vspace. * _USER_ priority Priority to configure the process to run as. * _USER_ image_name Name of the elf image to load from the cpio archive. * _USER_ 0 on success, -1 on error. * * hint 2: priority is in APP_PRIORITY and can be 0 to seL4_MaxPrio * hint 3: the elf image name is in APP_IMAGE_NAME */
On success, you should see a different error:
dynamic-3: _EMAIL_:196 [Cond failed: new_ep_cap == 0] Failed to mint a badged copy of the IPC endpoint into the new thread's CSpace. sel4utils_mint_cap_to_process takes a cspacepath_t: double check what you passed.
Now, in this particular case, we are making the new thread be the sender. Recall that the sender must have a capability to the endpoint that the receiver is listening on, in order to send to that listener. But in this scenario, our threads do not share the same CSpace! The only way the new thread will know which endpoint it needs a capability to, is if we tell it. Furthermore, even if the new thread knows which endpoint object we are listening on, if it doesn't have a capability to that endpoint, it still can't send data to us. So we must provide our new thread with both a capability to the endpoint we're listening on, and also make sure, that that capability we give it has sufficient privileges to send across the endpoint.
There is a number of ways we could approach this, but in this tutorial we decided to just pre-initialize the sender's CSpace with a sufficient capability to enable it to send to us right from the start of its execution. We could also have spawned the new thread as a listener instead, and made it wait for us to send it a message with a sufficient capability.
So we use
vka_cspace_make_path(), which locates one free capability
slot in the selected CSpace, and returns a handle to it, to us. We then
filled that free slot in the new thread's CSpace with a badged
capability to the endpoint we are listening on, so as so allow it to
send to us immediately. We could have filled the slot with an unbadged
capability, but then if we were listening for multiple senders, we
wouldn't know who was whom.
/* TASK 3: make a cspacepath for the new endpoint cap */ /* hint 1: vka_cspace_make_path() * void vka_cspace_make_path(vka_t *vka, seL4_CPtr slot, cspacepath_t *res) * _USER_ vka Vka interface to use for allocation of objects. * _USER_ slot A cslot allocated by the cspace alloc function * _USER_ res Pointer to a cspacepath struct to fill out * * hint 2: use the cslot of the endpoint allocated above */ cspacepath_t ep_cap_path; seL4_CPtr new_ep_cap = 0;
On success, the output should not change.
Badge a capability
As discussed above, we now just mint a badged copy of a capability to the endpoint we're listening on, into the new thread's CSpace, in the free slot that the VKA library found for us.
/* TASK 4: copy the endpont cap and add a badge to the new cap */ /* hint 1: sel4utils_mint_cap_to_process() * seL4_CPtr sel4utils_mint_cap_to_process(sel4utils_process_t *process, cspacepath_t src, seL4_CapRights rights, seL4_CapData_t data) * _USER_ process Process to copy the cap to * _USER_ src Path in the current cspace to copy the cap from * _USER_ rights The rights of the new cap * _USER_ data Extra data for the new cap (e.g., the badge) * _USER_ 0 on failure, otherwise the slot in the processes cspace. * * hint 2: for the rights, use seL4_AllRights * hint 3: for the badge use seL4_CapData_Badge_new() * seL4_CapData_t CONST seL4_CapData_Badge_new(seL4_Uint32 Badge) * _USER_[in] Badge The badge number to use * _USER_ A CapData structure containing the desired badge info * * seL4_CapData_t is generated during build. * * hint 4: for the badge value use EP_BADGE */
On success, the output should look something like:
NEW CAP SLOT: 6ac.

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


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Making an Informed Choice--Part 2
8/31/2011 8:58 AM
Part One listed factors to consider in order to make an informed decision about which building will provide you with the best long-term value and performance. This week we will look at steel strength and what it means as you evaluate your options.
Quality, thickness (gauge) and total amount of steel are a significant influence on the safety and longevity of a building. Some manufacturers will use a thin, 14 gauge steel for their trusses which allows excessive flexing and buckling under relatively low forces.
When comparing manufacturers, ask for the following information:
- Diameter of each of the chords in the truss
- Diameter of the webs in the truss
- Gauge of steel used in each
- Total weight of structural steel in the building
This data will allow you to accurately compare the facts affecting steel strength.
In the next post I will explain how snow shedding qualities affect the design and strength of a building.

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Policy and Procedure Statement on the Authorised Use of the Meal Entertainment Card
The purpose of this statement is to provide guidelines on the authorized use of the Meal Entertainment Card (MEC) and to communicate to employees the audit procedure and sanctions that will apply if the MEC is used by an employee to pay for unauthorized expenses.
Employees should note that on application for an MEC they are declaring that the MEC will only be used for meal entertainment expenses.
Strict adherence to this policy and procedure statement is a condition of use of the MEC and is required to ensure that the MEC complies with ATO rules.
The MEC is provided to employees as part of the salary packaging arrangements at your Employer. The MEC can only be used to pay for qualifying meal entertainment expenses as explained in the following.
1. What expenses can an employee pay with the MEC?
Meal entertainment expenses are expenses representing provision of:
(a) entertainment by way of food and drink; or
(b) accommodation or travel in connection with, or for the purpose of facilitating entertainment by way of food and drink.
While this definition taken from the legislation is a little vague, what is clear is that the provision of food or drink in all circumstances is not meal entertainment. In order for food or drink to qualify as meal entertainment, there must be some element of entertainment present.
Entertainment in this sense does not refer to a performance or the like, but more generally to some gathering of people to carry out some activity with a view to enjoying themselves.
In cases of doubt an employee needs to consider:
(a) Why is the food or drink being provided? For example, food or drink provided for the purpose of refreshment would not generally be meal entertainment, whereas food or drink provided at a social function for enjoyment would be meal entertainment.
(b) What food or drink is being provided? Light meals such as morning tea are less likely to be meal entertainment as opposed to more elaborate meals.
(c) When is the food or drink provided? Food or drink during working hours is less likely to be meal entertainment than food or drink provided after hours.
(d) Where is the food or drink being provided? Food provided in a social setting, e.g. hotel, restaurant, café, coffee shop, etc. is more likely to be meal entertainment.
2. Examples of expenses that are likely to be meal entertainment
- Breakfast/lunch/dinner with friends or family at a restaurant/café.
- Drinks/food at a bar or nightclub.
- Purchases of food or drink for a party, BBQ, etc.
- Drinks/food while on holidays at a resort/hotel, etc.
- Taxi travel to a club/restaurant, etc. for the purposes of obtaining food/drink.
3. Examples of expenses that are not likely to be meal entertainment
- Purchase of general household food and drink.
- Purchase of alcohol to be consumed generally at home.
- Tickets to movies, sporting or cultural events.
- Travel/accommodation costs for local or overseas holidays for recreation purposes.
- Foreign currency transaction charges when the MEC is used to pay for expenses overseas
4. What an employee should do if they are not sure if an expense is meal entertainment
If an employee is not sure that an expense is a meal entertainment expense, the employee should not pay for it with the Meal Entertainment Card. An employee can of course pay for such expenses with their Employee Benefits Card, if they have one.
5. What an Employee can't pay for with the MEC?
Employees should also not that the following transactions are not permitted with the MEC:
- Periodical payments or direct debits cannot be set up on the card.
- The card cannot be used to withdraw cash; e.g. from ATMs, or when making EFTPOS transactions.
6. How are overseas transaction charges on the card treated?
The MEC may be used to pay for qualifying meal entertainment expenses incurred overseas. However if used overseas, all transactions will incur a foreign currency transaction fees which will be separately identified on the MEC monthly statement.
Audit Procedure
The following outlines the audit procure and sanctions that will apply for unuathorised use of the MEC.
1. Simplygreen will randomly audit employee card statements provided by Westpac.
2. Employees will need to provide hand written annotations on any items appearing on the statement that are not obviously meal entertainment from the entry appearing on the statement (eg items purchased from a supermarket.)
3. The annotation needs to clearly explain the entertainment connection of the food or drink purchased (eg for birthday party on such and such date)
4. Items that are not food or drink do not qualify in any circumstances unless the items are travel or accommodation for the purpose of facilitating entertainment by way of food or drink. In these circumstances the annotation needs to identify the particular meal entertainment event connected with the travel and/or accommodation expenses charged to the MEC. (eg taxi travel for meal at such and such restaurant on such and such date).
5. Simplygreen may request further information from the employee where the information provided together with the statement is not adequate.
6. Employees need to write at the end of the statement the following:
"I declare that the hand written annotations on this statement are true and correct"
Employees should then sign their name and enter the date signed.
Sanctions for Unauthorised Use of the MEC
Employees are hereby put on notice that in the event of the use of the MEC to pay for unauthorized expenses, your Employer may cancel the employee's card without further notice and disqualify the employee from applying for another MEC for a period of time determined at the discretion


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Simple Teddy bread cooking recipes that you can practice yourself at home, make the family happy with the recipe of the Teddy bread cuisine.
This childrens party staple is not just for fairies! Kids can use a bear-shaped pastry cutter to help make brown bready teddies.
The ingredient of Teddy bread
- 16 thick slices wholemeal bread, crusts removed
- 125g chocolate hazelnut move ahead
- 190g (3/4 cup) chocolate sprinkles
The instruction how to make Teddy bread
- progress the bread slices evenly similar to the chocolate hazelnut spread. Use a 9cm-long teddy bear-shaped pastry cutter to cut shapes from the bread slices. (Use a small heart or flower-shaped cutter to cut shapes from the unshakable bread, if desired.)
- build up the chocolate sprinkles over a plate. Press 1 bread shape, chocolate-side down, into the chocolate sprinkles to coat. Gently shake off any excess. Transfer to a plate. Repeat gone the remaining bread shapes and chocolate sprinkles. Serve.
Nutritions of Teddy breadcalories: 151.765 calories
fatContent: 6 grams fat
saturatedFatContent: 3 grams saturated fat
carbohydrateContent: 21 grams carbohydrates
proteinContent: 3 grams protein


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Standard Definition
[n] unreasonable and inordinate self-esteem (personified as one of the deadly sins)
[n] the trait of being spurred on by a dislike of falling below your standards
[n] a feeling of self-respect and personal worth
[n] satisfaction with your (or another's) achievements; "he takes pride in his son's success"
[n] a group of lions
[v] pride or congratulate (oneself) for an achievement
[v] be proud of; "He prides himself on making it into law school"
[v] be proud of; "She prides herself on her son"
congratulate - (4 syllables), congratulate - (4 syllables), plume - (1 syllables), preen - (1 syllables), pridefulness - (3 syllables), superbia - (4 syllables)
Misc. Definitions
\Pride\, n. [Cf. AS. lamprede, LL. lampreda, E. lamprey.] (Zo["o]l.) A small European lamprey ({Petromyzon branchialis}); -- called also {prid}, and {sandpiper}.
\Pride\, n. [AS. pr[=y]te; akin to Icel. pr[=y][eth]i honor, ornament, pr??a to adorn, Dan. pryde, Sw. pryda; cf. W. prydus comely. See {Proud}.]
1. The quality or state of being proud; inordinate self-esteem; an unreasonable conceit of one's own superiority in talents, beauty, wealth, rank, etc., which manifests itself in lofty airs, distance, reserve, and often in contempt of others. Those that walk in pride he is able to abase. --Dan. iv. 3
7. Pride that dines on vanity sups on contempt. --Franklin.
2. A sense of one's own worth, and abhorrence of what is beneath or unworthy of one; lofty self-respect; noble self-esteem; elevation of character; dignified bearing; proud delight; -- in a good sense. Thus to relieve the wretched was his pride. --Goldsmith. A people which takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors will never achieve anything worthy to be remembered with pride by remote descendants. --Macaulay.
3. Proud or disdainful behavior or treatment; insolence or arrogance of demeanor; haughty bearing and conduct; insolent exultation; disdain. Let not the foot of pride come against me. --Ps. xxxvi. 1
1. That hardly we escaped the pride of France. --Shak.
4. That of which one is proud; that which excites boasting or self-gratulation; the occasion or ground of self-esteem, or of arrogant and presumptuous confidence, as beauty, ornament, noble character, children, etc. Lofty trees yclad with summer's pride. --Spenser. I will cut off the pride of the Philistines. --Zech. ix.
6. A bold peasantry, their country's pride. --Goldsmith.
5. Show; ostentation; glory. Pride, pomp, and circumstance of glorious war. --Shak.
6. Highest pitch; elevation reached; loftiness; prime; glory; as, to be in the pride of one's life. A falcon, towering in her pride of place. --Shak.
7. Consciousness of power; fullness of animal spirits; mettle; wantonness; hence, lust; sexual desire; esp., an excitement of sexual appetite in a female beast. [Obs.] {Pride of India}, or {Pride of China}. (Bot.) See {Margosa}. {Pride of the desert} (Zo["o]l.), the camel. Syn: Self-exaltation; conceit; hauteur; haughtiness; lordliness; loftiness. Usage: {Pride}, {Vanity}. Pride is a high or an excessive esteem of one's self for some real or imagined superiority, as rank, wealth, talents, character, etc. Vanity is the love of being admired, praised, exalted, etc., by others. Vanity is an ostentation of pride; but one may have great pride without displaying it. Vanity, which is etymologically ''emptiness,'' is applied especially to the exhibition of pride in superficialities, as beauty, dress, wealth, etc.
\Pride\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Prided}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Priding}.] To indulge in pride, or self-esteem; to rate highly; to plume; -- used reflexively. --Bp. Hall. Pluming and priding himself in all his services. --South.
\Pride\, v. i. To be proud; to glory. [R.]


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The types of stances an exploit can take, such as passive or aggressive. Stances indicate whether or not the exploit triggers the exploit without waiting for one or more conditions to be met (aggressive) or whether it must wait for certain conditions to be satisfied before the exploit can be initiated (passive)
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Used to indicate that an exploit takes an aggressive stance. This means that the exploit proactively triggers a vulnerability.
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Used to indicate that an exploit takes a passive stance. This means that the exploit waits for interaction from a client or other entity before being able to trigger the vulnerability.


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A New Path
A New Path lays out AFSC's seven principles for a new path toward a humane immigration policy. Learn more about our current work.
Develop humane economic policies to reduce forced migration
International economic policies, including trade agreements, need to be consistent with human rights, trade justice, and sustainable approaches to the environment and economic development in order to prevent labor displacement and its consequences such as forced economic migration.
Protect the labor rights of all workers
All workers are entitled to humane policies that protect their labor and employment rights.
Develop a clear path to citizenship
Inclusive measures must be enacted that lead to permanent residence and citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Respect the civil and human rights of immigrants
Immigrants, regardless of status, deserve the same civil and human rights as all U.S. residents.
Demilitarize the U.S.-Mexico border
End costly, ineffective, and inhumane policies that have heavily militarized the U.S.-Mexico border region and undermined the quality of life of border communities.
Make family reunification a top priority
Recognize the distinctly important and valuable role of family ties by supporting the reunification of immigrant families in a way that equally respects both heterosexual and same-sex relationships.
Ensure that immigrants and refugees have access to services
Our values should not be contingent on immigration status. Public programs and services to address needs like public health or to fulfill our societal sense of fairness and compassion should never be dependent on a person's race, ethnicity, or place of birth.
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Meaning of the name Ronin
[ 2 syll. ro-nin, ron-in ] The baby boy name Ronin is pronounced as ROWNihN †. Ronin is used mostly in Hebrew and English, and its language of origin is Hebrew and Celtic.
Ronin is a derivative (Hebrew) of the English, Spanish, Dutch, and Hebrew name Ron.
Ronin is also a derivative (English) of the English and Irish name Ronan.
Ronin is somewhat popular as a baby name for boys. The name has been rising in popularity since the 2000s; prior to that, it was of infrequent use only. At the modest peak of its usage in 2012, 0.015% of baby boys were named Ronin. Its ranking then was #771. In 2012, out of the group of boy names directly related to Ronin, Ronan was the most commonly used. The name was twice as popular as Ronin in that year.
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Office of Urban and Off-Campus Support Services (U-ACCESS)
The University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston) believes that the well-being of our students is critical to their academic success and timely graduation. Recognizing and addressing the complex challenges our students face is no small task. The Office of the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs has seen the various non-academic challenges our students encounter on a daily basis, which has led to the establishment of the Office of Urban and Off-Campus Support Services, otherwise known as U-ACCESS.
U-ACCESS employs a multi-disciplinary approach to assist students who are dealing with a multitude of issues. The office collaborates with on campus units and programs as well as off campus community service providers and state agencies around the Greater Boston areas.
The ultimate goal of U-ACCESS is to support students so that they can achieve academic success without being derailed by complex non-academic issues in their lives. Hopefully, with such support, these students will successfully complete their degrees at UMass Boston, stop the cycle of poverty and educational attrition, and improve their life choices and opportunities.
We support students who are experiencing:
- Temporary homelessness
- Emancipation from foster care
- Domestic violence including parental abuse
- Chronic poverty
- Chronic hunger
- Financial hardship due to the above
We offer students:
- Case management
- Information and resource referral
- A Food Pantry
Giving to UMass Boston
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What is the meaning of double curly braces initializing a C-struct?
for this following structure,
typedef struct matrix
 float data[16];
} matrix;
Is there any difference between,
matrix test1 = {0};
matrix test1 = { { 0 } };
when it comes to initializing the data member of the structure. Both initializes data to zero.
Some insight when it comes to C or C++, would be great.
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marked as duplicate by Björn Pollex, Ólafur Waage, cnicutar, Alok Save, Ferdinand Beyer Jun 28 '11 at 8:30
There is no partial initialization in C. An object either isn't initialized at all, or it is fully initialized. {0} explicitly initializes the first member to 0 and implicitly initializes (to 0) all other members. – pmg Jun 28 '11 at 9:02
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With matrix test1 = { 0 } you will initialize test1 with all zero's and with matrix test1 = { { 0 } } You will initialize test1.data. with all zero's in this case it does the same actually since you don't have any other data definitions in your struct :)
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That means, if I had another member in the struct then, using { { 0 } } wouldn't initialize the second variable as zero? But, that doesn't happen, however I use single or double, all are being initialized with zero! – iamcreasy Jun 28 '11 at 8:36


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Examples of a food that starts with the letter "L" include lasagna, lamington, lamb, lettuce, lemon meringue pie, lentils, lollipop and lobster. Two well-known beverages that begin with the letter "L" are lemonade and limeade.Continue Reading
A lamington is a type of cake that is commonly found in Australia. It is made by cutting a cake into cubes. The cubes are dipped into chocolate and then dipped into shredded coconut.
Lasagna is an Italian dish made with sheets of pasta layered with ingredients such as meat and cheese. Different regions of Italy have their own style of lasagna. For example, in Liguria, it is commonly made with pesto sauce. Salted ricotta is a common ingredient in the region of Calabria. In Tuscany, lasagna is made with sugo alla bolognese and bechamel sauce, while Neapolitans make a Carnival-style lasagna with ingredients such as ricotta.Learn more about Food Facts


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Create a conversation, format each message, then configure your Style to choose how you want messages to appear in your book.
- Adding a Text Conversation
- Configuring Content
- Keep Lines on Same Page
- Sideloading on Kindle for iPhone
Adding a Text Conversation
To add a Text Conversation to your book, select the paragraphs you wish to format and choose the Text Conversation item from the Text Feature menu.
✨ This feature was added in Vellum 3.4. Make sure you are up-to-date.
A conversation consists of any number of messages sent between characters, as well as optional names for the sender of the message. To format the conversation, you can configure the type of content for each line of text:
You can make these assignments in the Text Editor:
Note: Any Contact Name will be automatically associated with the following message.
In your book, the conversation will be styled to resemble a series of text messages:
The appearance shown above is one of several options for how messages are displayed. You can find more options in the Text Conversation section of Styles:
Keep Lines on Same Page
It's possible for a page break to occur within the middle of a conversation. If you'd prefer this not happen, you can make use of Keep Lines on Same Page, accessible from the gear menu:
With Keep Lines on Same Page enabled, the whole conversation will stay together on the same page of your book.
Note: Keep Lines on Same Page is not supported by Kobo or Google Play. Vellum's Preview will reflect this.
Sideloading on Kindle for iPhone
In the Kindle app for iOS, text message bubbles (and other styling) can only be seen in ebooks purchased from Amazon. The Kindle app displays extremely limited formatting for books that are sideloaded, so text messages will only be left and right aligned. This only applies to the Kindle app, and only on iPhone and iPad.


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That means they calculated everything that goes into the carbon footprint such as the components, manufacturing, transportation, even the amount of energy consumers will use to wash and dry the underwear.
One interesting discovery from calculating the carbon footprint of lingerie was the discovery of how much impact lace and embroidery have on the footprint's size. So, lingerie that is simpler is also "greener." And, using manufacturing techniques that use renewable energy and reduce waste, they were able to reduce the carbon footprint by approximately 33% compared to traditional lingerie manufacturing.
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Demonstrate Empathy. Safeguard Loyalty.
Today, patients have many options for medical care, which is why making sure they are happy with their experience is critical in maintaining their loyalty. The patient billing process plays a critical role in that overall experience—and therefore should be monitored and evaluated to ensure your patients are receiving a positive result.
Apex offers a quick, easy to use survey that gives the feedback providers need to ensure a pleasant after-care experience. The feedback gained from our survey highlights positive attributes in the patient billing experience, and helps identify issues so action can be taken.
Patients Who Interact with Apex Report an Unmatched 95% Satisfaction
But we don't just sit around and pat ourselves on the back for that number. We're continuously analyzing the feedback of patients who aren't 100% satisified to understand what we can do to improve their experience. We look at feedback based on payment channel, balance due, demographics and other characteristics to truly help us understand where improvements are needed for specific patient populations. Continuously asking patients for their feedback is an essential step in tailoring the billing experience for all, and inspires ideas for future solution enhancements:
- Improve the billing process
- Improve the online experience
- Understand patient challenges so action can be taken
- Demonstrate empathy
- Increase satisfaction and loyalty


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Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha and Union Science Technology and Earth Sciences Minister, Dr Jitendra Singh on Sunday jointly inaugurated the X-Band Doppler Weather Radar at Banihal Top, during the 148th Foundation Day celebrations of India Meteorological Department.
The event was also attended by Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and his Himachal Pradesh counterpart Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, virtually, as Doppler Weather Radar Systems for their states were also inaugurated.
Addressing the event virtually, the Lt Governor congratulated the IMD for the Doppler Weather Radar (DWR) with a range of 100 kms, which will help in detection of severe weather events & safe conduct of various pilgrimages, especially he Shri Amarnathji Yatra.
The IMD is playing a significant role in protecting life and livelihood of the people from adverse weather and is registering remarkable progress in making J&K disaster proof, he said, adding that the system will go a long way in augmenting and helping the agriculture and allied sectors and tourism which are the mainstay of economy of Jammu and Kashmir.
The Lt Governor observed that the UT receives heavy snowfall in winter and heavy rain in summer which makes it vulnerable to various kinds of natural disasters like cloud bursts, lightning, landslide, flash flood, flood and avalanches.
Keeping in view the vulnerability due to various kinds of extreme weather especially in a changing climate scenario, and to provide better and improved weather services for timely forecasts, the IMD had earlier installed two Doppler Weather Radars, one each in Jammu and Srinagar.
The recent one installed at Banihal Top will facilitate tourists and tourism industry, safe navigation of air crafts and help to detect severe weather events especially thunderstorm, heavy shower, hailstorm, heavy snowfall etc, he said.


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Large-Scale Design Optimization Lab
The large-scale design optimization laboratory (LSDO lab) is part of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of California San Diego.
Our research lab develops efficient optimization methods for the design and operation of engineering vehicles. We specialize in methods that solve large-scale optimization problems involving up to tens of thousands of design variables.
The Background page provides an introduction to large-scale optimization, reviews the state of the art, and highlights some of our previous work in this field. The Research page presents a more comprehensive description of our past and ongoing research topics.
Our vision for the future is optimization-based design of engineering systems. In many engineering applications (e.g., the design of commercial airliners), the computing age has enabled the gradual replacement or augmentation of physical experiments with simulations using computational models. Today, tools such as computational fluid dynamics and finite element analysis have become sufficiently robust and efficient that they are tightly integrated into the workflow of an industrial engineer. In the future, we envision large-scale numerical optimization having a similarly large role in practical engineering design. This would come with much larger potential benefits since optimization algorithms can automate certain parts of design, freeing the engineer's time and attention on higher level and more significant aspects of the design. The LSDO lab's past and future research is directed towards the improvements in efficiency, robustness, and simplicity of optimization methods, that are necessary to make this vision a reality.


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Agriculture and Commerce
The state motto of Tennessee is "Agriculture and Commerce." It is taken from words on the Tennessee state seal and was formally adopted in 1987.
The significance of the motto can be understood while looking at Tennessee's economic growth. The state is one of the most agriculturally diverse states in the country due to its rich soil, good climate, and rainfall. Not only does the terrain range from mountains to hills to flatlands so does the kind of agriculture made possible there. East Tennessee is populated with livestock and dairies while middle Tennessee is greener with its orchards, nurseries, and vegetable production, and western Tennessee tends to various crops.


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Canada's fertilizer industry overcame rail disruptions and COVID-19 to ensure Canadian farmers had all the crop nutrients they needed for planting this spring, new Statistics Canada data shows.
The industry not only delivered on its commitments to farmers, but based on cumulative data reported by Statistics Canada, fertilizer shipments of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer reached record levels in Canada in 2020. Shipments of potash and sulphur were steady, down only slightly from near record levels, for the year ended June 30. Many farmers are now predicting bumper crops this fall.
"The fertilizer industry is a reliable sector that will remain well-positioned for success provided that the supply chain, our stakeholders and governments continue working together to ensure disruption-free access to fertilizer for our grower customers," said Garth Whyte, President and CEO at Fertilizer Canada. "Nothing makes our industry happier than a successful growing season for farmers."
As Canada begins to recover from the global COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian fertilizer is essential for the secure and reliable growth of food in Canada and around the world. It provides nutrients that crops need for growing and for our economy to keep thriving. A successful harvest this fall will be critical to Canada's long-term goal of recovery, following a year of considerable uncertainty due to the global pandemic. The fertilizer industry also had to work overtime to recover from a rail strike in late 2019 and blockades in early 2020.
"The fertilizer industry takes our role in feeding the world seriously. It's in everyone's interest to have a successful harvest this fall and to be prepared for spring planting in 2021," said Whyte. "To do that, we must invest in the critical infrastructure to maintain our global competitiveness, especially as we look to uncertain weather in the coming winter months."
Fertilizer Canada continues to engage with both federal and provincial governments to maintain our status as an essential service. Governments must continue to provide the necessary flexibility to ensure the delivery of fertilizer, which is not only critical for a successful planting season, but for key inputs to our manufacturing processes.
Canadian shipments, based on nutrient content, reached record highs of 2.672 million t of nitrogen, up 2% from 2019, and 1.137 million t of phosphorus, marginally higher than 2018 – 2019. The industry shipped 410 000 nutrient t of potassium (potash) and 353 000 t of sufhur.
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Encyclopedia - Distinguished Service Cross (U.K.)
The British Distinguished Service Cross medal was awarded by military authorities to serving members of the Royal Navy for meritorious actions in the face of the enemy.
Instituted in 1901 as the Conspicuous Service Cross the medal was awarded to warrant and subordinate officers; it was renamed the Distinguished Service Cross (DSC) in October 1914 and made available to all Royal Naval personnel below the rank of Lieutenant Commander.
Some 1,983 DSCs were awarded during the course of the First World War. From 1916 a Bar was made available to denote formal recognition of further acts of merit to existing DSC holders.
The medal, which was made of silver, was 41mm in height and 35mm wide. The obverse of the medal showed the Royal Cypher on the circular central medallion surmounted by a crown; the reverse was plain other than for a hallmark with the year of the war engraved on the lower arm.
A "blimp" was a word applied to an observation balloon.
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What Is a Temperature Log Sheet?
A Temperature Log Sheet is a typed or handwritten document that registers temperatures in food and medicine storage areas with the intention to make sure the level of temperature is safe and items will remain in proper condition. You have to maintain correct temperature levels in the food industry and health facilities - it will not only save your property but will allow you to avoid legal issues. For instance, if you administer a vaccine that expired due to inadequate storage conditions, you may face serious penalties.
Refrigerator Temperature Logs are handy for the following situations:
 - Recording dates and times when you collected temperature data;
 - Collecting older temperature readings for comparison purposes;
 - Determining if the current temperature is outside the ideal - whether recommended or required - range;
 - Sharing charts with supervisors and auditors for further inspections.
How to Use a Temperature Log?
You can create a Refrigerator Temperature Log for the following industries:
 1. Healthcare. Medical storage areas that have hundreds and thousands of vaccines and medications must have the correct temperature at all times of day and night - otherwise, individuals responsible for this storage may have to deal with drug deterioration, an increase of toxicity, and compromised levels of effectiveness - future users of the vaccines and medicine may be at risk. If you discover a malfunction in your refrigerator that leads to the degradation of pharmaceutical items, you will have to report it and these items will be recalled.
 2. Food. It is required to store and prepare different kinds of food supplies at different temperatures - if you fail to do so, you jeopardize the safety of everyone who eats the food later. Additionally, food items that were not properly stored may lead to the possible closure of your establishment and major financial loss.
 3. Transportation. Whether you have to ship medicine or food, these perishable items must be stored with the proper temperature during their transit. It helps other industries to maintain the integrity of their items.
Types of Temperature Logs
A Refrigeration Temperature Log is indispensable for food workers, healthcare workers, and medical scientists. Once you set the acceptable temperature, you will be able to monitor items in cold storage and write down the date in a chart. See our library of Temperature Log Sheets below to verify temperatures of your items and confirm that your refrigerated equipment works without any issues:
 1. Vaccine Temperature Log (in C and F). Draft this log to record temperatures in the refrigerator and freezer compartments of the vaccine storage unit every day. Also, you can document improper events such as exposure of vaccines to temperatures outside of the recommended ranges and room temperature at the time you discovered the issue.
 2. Food Temperature Log (in C and F). Restaurant managers and food workers can use this chart to control and record the temperature of various food items at their establishments and events.
 3. Refrigerator and Freezer Temperature Log. Maintain this log for all refrigerators and freezers at your facility and take corrective actions for additional maintenance or repair.
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I'm trying to understand the formulas for successfully mining a block (without a pool) based on hashrate over time (i.e. to chart the probability of finding a block at various historical points compared to network hashrate at the time).
It seems like this post is exactly the formula I'm looking for, but it doesn't actually add up. I'm awful at math so I can't tell if I'm missing a step or if the post is wrong. If there's a better/more accurate way of figuring this out, please share, but I'm specifically interested in learning if this is wrong or not and why.
It says the probability of being the one to successfully mine a block with 13.5 TH/s and a network hashrate of 11,000,000 TH/s = 0.00000122
Then it says:
Now, in a month, there are N=6*24*30 mined blocks. To find the probability of winning one award in a month, we use the Bernoulli trial formula
N*p1*(1-p1)^(N-1) = 0.0026
Now when I put that in Excel with N=4320, I get.005243, I only come up with the same answer when I divide N by two for N=2160, but I can't figure out any reason for that to be the case. Am I missing something or is this just a typo? Is this formula even a good way of approximating this?
The formula is a reasonable approximation. It looks to me like your calculation is right, and the blog author has made an error.
There is a minor inaccuracy in that the number of blocks per month is not fixed at 6*24*30, but is subject to random variation. So a slightly improved solution is to work out the average number of terahashes needed for one block (h = _PHONE_ * 600, assuming that the network hash rate is stable and the block difficulty has adjusted accordingly). Then your probability of winning a block on each of your hashes is q1 = 1 / h, and you will perform M = 12.5 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 30 hashes in one month. If you treat the number of blocks you win as a Poisson distribution, the probability of winning one block in a month is given by λ * exp(-λ) where λ = M*q1. This yields the slightly larger number 0.005273.
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Sens techniqueThe largest French hydrographic area for water planning and management. The Master Plan for Water Development and Management (SDAGE) and its programme of measures are drafted on the scale of a basin or group of basins. The major stakeholders in water management which are basin committees, basin coordinator prefects, basin delegations and the water agencies operate on this scale. There are fourteen basins or groups of basins in France.
According to the Ministry for the Environment and AFB
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Changing Combinations - The Passback
The challenge lies in the potential for teams to quickly convert a losing combination to a winning one by a simple Passback, slowing an opponent so that a teammate moves ahead. Slowing techniques may be accomplished by luffing or Ragging on an opponent or Pinning her beyond the layline and forcing her to sail a longer distance, helping a team mate to move ahead. Simply described, a passback is a technique used by a competitor to cause an opponent to lose one or more positions and effectively bring a teammate ahead one or more positions.
An upwind passback or is performed by a competitor to weather of an opponent luffing her jib on the leeward opponent so that they both slow down. Meanwhile, a teammate to leeward of both boats goes fast and moves ahead of the opponent to weather. The passback becomes more challenging when the opponent in the middle effectively luffs and slows the third boat to leeward. With all this luffing going on, two team mates are going slowly while only one of the other team is going slowly. This means that the two other opponents may be going fast elsewhere on the race course. Obviously, a passback quickly accomplished is desirable for the team dedicating two boats. This is demonstrated in Figure 1.
At times, with the three boat set up described above, it is more advantageous to execute a Speed Passback. This would be the case when the opponent in the middle has a poor position on your teammate to leeward. With a speed passback, just the bad air from the weather teammate would be enough to slow the opponent in the middle, pass her back, and bring the leeward teammate ahead. A speed passback does not require luffing and would be best utilized when speed is vital and the weather teammate does not want to lose her position in the race by luffing and slowing.
Another form of passback is accomplished when a teammate forces an opponent beyond a layline, making both of them travel a further distance while a teammate who was behind goes the shorter distance and passes a mark ahead of both. A mark passing passback is demonstrated in Figure 11 and Figure 14.


How to Split Screen on Chromebook [Effective Ways]
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Chromebooks have gained immense popularity in recent years thanks to their affordability, user-friendly interface, and lightweight design.
Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user, split-screen mode on your Chromebook allows you to do multiple tasks simultaneously and saves you a lot of time and effort.
If you wish to know how to do a split screen on Chromebook, you can not miss this blog! In this guide, we've talked about how to split screen on a Chromebook in multiple ways.
Moreover, we've also shown how to get Snap Windows on Chromebook along with Windows 11-Like Snap Layouts and a few useful FAQs to solve any other questions or doubts you may have.
So, without any further delay, let's jump onto the topic of how to split the screen on a Chromebook.
How to Split Screen on Chromebook? (Multiple Ways):
There are multiple ways how to split the screen on a Chromebook, including drag and drop, using maximize button, keyboard shortcuts, overview mode, tablet/tent mode, and touchpad gestures.
We've described each method separately in brief in the following sections. Go through them and try out the one that works best for you!
Dragging and Dropping:
The first and easiest way how to split screen on Chromebook is dragging and dropping.
 - To split the screen on a Chromebook, click and hold the title bar of a window and drag it to the left or right side of the screen.
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 - Release the mouse button, and the window will resize to take up half the screen.
 - Next, open another window, click and hold the title bar, and drag it to the opposite side of the screen.
Using the Maximize Button:
Another way how to do a split screen on a Chromebook is to use the Maximize button.
 - To use the maximize button, open the first window, click the maximize button (square icon) in the top-right corner, and the window will resize to take up half the screen.
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 - Next, open another window, click the maximize button, and the window will resize to take up the other half of the screen.
Using Keyboard Shortcuts:
Chromebook has several keyboard shortcuts that allow you to split screens quickly. Press the Alt + [ or Alt + ] keys to snap the current window to the left or right side of the screen.
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Press the Alt + [ or Alt + ] keys again to open another window on the opposite side.
Split Screen in Overview Mode:
The next way how to do split screen on Chromebook is by using overview mode.
 - To split the screen in overview mode, open the overview mode by pressing the Overview key (the square icon in the top row of the keyboard).
 - Next, drag a window to the left or right edge of the screen, and the window will resize to take up half the screen.
 - Now, click on another window in the overview mode to open it on the opposite side of the screen.
Split Screen on a Chromebook in Tablet/Tent Mode:
The split screen works slightly differently if you use a Chromebook in tablet or tent mode.
 - Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the shelf, then drag the first window to the left or right side of the screen.
 - Next, tap on the app launcher and open another window to take up the opposite side of the screen.
Split Screen on a Chromebook Using Touchpad Gestures:
You can also split the screen on a Chromebook using touchpad gestures. Here's how to do it:
 - Swipe down on the touchpad with three fingers to enter overview mode.
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 - Next, swipe left or right with three fingers to snap the current window to the left or right side of the screen.
 - To open another window on the opposite side, swipe up on the touchpad with three fingers and click on the desired window.
How to Multitask with Windows & Tabs in Chrome?
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Chromebook also allows you to multitask by opening multiple Windows and tabs in Chrome.
 - To open a new window, click on the app launcher, and select the desired app.
 - To open a new tab, click on the + icon next to the current tab. To switch between windows,
 - press the Alt + Tab keys. To switch between tabs, use the Ctrl + Tab keys.
Snap Windows on Chromebook Using Windows 11-Like Snap Layouts:
Chromebook recently introduced snap layouts, similar to the feature available in Windows 11. Snap layouts allow you to snap multiple windows to different positions on the screen, making it easy to multitask.
 - To use snap layouts, click and hold the maximize button in the window's top-right corner.
 - You'll see several layout options, such as split-screen, quadrants, or thirds.
 - Click on the desired layout, and the window will snap to that position. Repeat the process with other windows to snap them to different positions.
Also Read: How to Split Screen on Windows Easy Guide 2023
FAQs:
Can I Use Split-Screen for Apps on Chromebook?
Yes, you can use split-screen for apps on a Chromebook. Simply follow the instructions mentioned above to split the screen between two windows or apps.
Why Is My Split Screen Not Working?
If your split screen is not working, try restarting your Chromebook or updating your system. Additionally, ensure that your Chromebook supports split-screen mode and you follow the correct instructions.
How Do You Unsplit a Screen on Chromebook?
To unsplit a screen on a Chromebook, click and drag the vertical line between the two windows to the edge of the screen.
What Button Is the Split Screen on Chromebook?
The split-screen button on a Chromebook depends on the method you're using. For example, if you're using keyboard shortcuts, press Alt + [ or Alt + ] to split the screen.
How to Move Windows Between Monitors in Chromebook?
Chromebook supports external monitors. To move windows between monitors, open the overview mode, click and drag the window to the edge of the screen, and drag it to the external monitor.
How to Change the Window Size on Chromebook?
To change the window size on a Chromebook, click and drag the edge of the window to resize it.
How to Group Tabs on Chromebook?
To group tabs on a Chromebook, right-click on a tab and select "Add Tab to New Group." Give the group a name and add more tabs to the group by dragging and dropping them onto the group tab.
How to Use Split Screen Mode on Chromebook?
To use split-screen mode on a Chromebook, follow the instructions mentioned above for dragging and dropping, using the maximize button, or using keyboard shortcuts. You can also use split-screen mode in overview mode, tablet/tent mode, or using touchpad gestures.
Conclusion:
Split-screen mode on a Chromebook can make multitasking a breeze and enhance your productivity like never before. Splitting screens can be useful when you need to work on multiple tasks simultaneously, such as taking notes while watching a video or browsing the web while working on a document.
Splitting the screen between two windows or apps is easy whether you're using keyboard shortcuts, touchpad gestures, or tablet mode.
With the addition of snap layouts and the ability to group tabs, Chromebook offers multiple ways to multitask with windows and tabs.
To stay organized, you can also use snap layouts for multitasking, like in Windows 11 and group tabs.
Following the instructions mentioned in this blog, you can make the most of split-screen mode on your Chromebook and boost your productivity.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please refer to the FAQs section above or consult the Chromebook user manual.
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The Australian climate, like most other parts of the world, is unique to a certain level. There's a difference between the American/European summer and Australian summer. Air conditioners that work in those countries don't necessarily do well in Australia, thanks to the harsher Aussie climate. Fortunately for Australia, the country has a home-grown AC company that knows what harsh Australian summers are like. Yes, we are talking about Actron Air. In this article, we'll focus specifically on Actron Air's Energy Smart Performance (ESP) Platinum and its benefits.
Introduction to ESP Platinum
ESP Platinum is a ducted system that's engineered to bear Australia's coldest and hottest climatic conditions. It's designed to excel in scenarios where other brand ACs would struggle and potentially stop working for a period of time. Besides this resilience, the ESP Platinum Ultima setup has several marquee features built into it. For instance, there is Energy Smart Zoning that uses sensors to virtually split the house in different areas and offer cooling based on a specific zone's requirements. There are several other benefits to ESP Platinum, which is discussed in a bit more detail in the following paragraphs.
- Superior Operating Range
Most non-Australian ACs have an upper operating temperature level of 43 to 46-degree Celsius. ESP Platinum can operate up to 50-degree Celsius. The difference of 4 degrees may not look much on paper but makes a marked difference in real life. The temperature near the outdoor AC unit could reach much higher than what's said on weather reports, thanks to the direct heat or sun radiation off the ground. These outdoor units are usually attached against a fence or wall where there isn't much air circulation. The higher operating conditions of ESP Platinum enables it to excel during higher temperature periods.
- Vertical Air Discharge
The ESP Platinum's outdoor unit is clever in the way that it has a vertical and not the industry-standard horizontal air discharge. Sides of Australian homes are certainly handy outdoor unit spaces, but they usually are jam-packed. There is, therefore, not much space for the air to escape the area. In case of horizontal discharge, there are more chances of hot air surrounding the unit, resulting in increased energy consumption, reduced performance and the possibility of the system completely stopping to protect itself till it cools off. The ESP Platinum discharges air vertically and eliminates all of these issues.
- Increased Energy Savings
As aforementioned, Energy Smart Zoning in the ESP Platinum ULTIMA ensures you receive air-conditioned air only when it's needed. An Australian home may have a big living area along with other smaller areas that will be split into various operating zones. Regular inverter systems during night time operation in particular, may deliver excessive air than is required, when a particular zone is shut off. As a result, the zone that's open experiences the "air dump" effect that is inefficient, noisy, and blows the curtain away. ESP Platinum's Variable Fan Technology delivers appropriate levels of conditioned air to your required zones, with the ability to descend to as much as 20 percent of total airflow capacity, and 20% of the total system capacity.
As a result, the ESP Platinum system delivers performance that's almost 75 percent more energy-efficient compared to traditional fixed-speed ACs. With such savings, you can save close to $4500 in 5 years on your electricity bill.
A better comparison is against inverters as every Japanese and Korean system on the market is an inverter system. The number in $$$$ saving won't be as high but it will be a comparison against all of Actron's competitors.
- Tru-Inverter Technology
Unlike traditional inverter compressors that induce a jump in capacity step-by-step, ESP Platinum's Tru-Inverter is much more reactive to demand, which means it can attain desired temperature smoother and faster. In other words, Tru-Inverter can cool and heat your house five times faster compared to a traditional inverter system. Tru-Inverter also contributes to improved efficiency of the system by operating down to 20 percent of total capacity. On the other hand, conventional inverters can go down to only 50 percent of capacity. Some other systems may also claim similar capabilities but they may only reach high capacity output for as little as 20min bursts, which obviously slows the process down. Once the 20min burst is complete the system can only run at 100% capacity till you turn it off and back on, as opposed to the ESP Platinum Plus / Ultima systems which can run at 120% 24/7. These short 20min bursts are not going to make any difference on a hot summer day which defeats the purpose of a Tru compressor system.


ing stiffness is selected based on the answers to the questions. The age of the player is not in this system but should play a role also. Young kids should play with a more comfortable string bed, comfort string at lower string bed stiffness, to prevent injuries and so that they learn to use the power out of the string bed. Lower the calculated stiffness by one stiffness class (3 kg/cm) for children under 16. Keep in mind that today's pros play at relative low stiffnesses (Federer at 34 kg/cm) so that they can use the power of the string bed to lift the speed of their game.
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The right side of the route map shows the string bed stiffness and the stringing tension for each category of player. The relation between the string bed stiffness and the stringing tension will be explained in a later chapter of this series.
In the next chapter of this series we will deal with string bed stiffness.
About the author
In 1982, Fred Timmer and his father started the Stringway business, based on the cross stringing tool that Timmer designed. A development engineer with the Dutch Nuclear Centre, Timmer has designed all Stringway products. He also has conducted research on the mechanics and properties of racquet strings, which has led to the development of the Tension Advisor (translator from string bed stiffness to stringing tensions), the Rucanor Tennis computer and the Stringlab. Since 2010, Timmer has worked on a string classification system with the USRSA and the Dutch racquet forum. You can reach him at
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High-throughput mass spectrometry technologies, such as surface enhanced laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (SELDI-ToF-MS), generate large sets of complex data. The high dimensionality of these datasets poses analytical and computational challenges to the task of spectrum classification. In this paper, we describe a fast pattern recognition system for SELDI-ToF mass spectra, which hones in on spectrum subsets with high discriminatory power. The system incorporates a new filter for removal of common characteristics and noise. Our method is demonstrated on a set of 215 SELDI-ToF mass spectra of serum samples from ovarian cancer patients. We show that our system can extract the discriminatory subsets, and that the use of the new filter improves classification accuracy and computational speed.
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|Proceedings of the IEEE Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference, NEBEC
|Published - 2003
|Proceedings of the IEEE 29th Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference - Newark, NJ, United States
Duration: Mar 22 2003 → Mar 23 2003
All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
- General Chemical Engineering


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School of Energy Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang, 150001, China
Huadong Engineering Corporation Limited, Zhejiang, Hangzhou, 310014, China
The performance of a pump turbine in pump mode is of great importance to a pumped storage power plant. In order to obtain the pump characteristics of a pump turbine, 3D steady simulations were carried out by solving rans using different two-equation turbulence models. Compared with the experimental data, SST k-ω turbulence model was chosen to simulate external characteristics curves under 32mm, 22mm and 18mm guide vanes openings. The results show a good agreement with the experimental data, especially near the best efficiency point. Finally, the detailed analysis was conducted within vaned distributor for these three guide vanes openings. The variation of flow field, pressure filed, energy characteristic and loss with the discharge and guide vanes opening were obtained through the analysis. This research could provide a basic understanding on pump characteristics of a pump turbine for designer.


Finding mean of ascii values in a string MATLAB
The string I am given is as follows:
scrap1 =
a le h
ke fd
zyq b
 ner i
You'll notice there are 2 blank spaces indicating a space (ASCII 32) in each row. I need to find the mean ASCII value in each column without taking into account the spaces (32). So first I would convert to with double(scrap1) but then how do I find the mean without taking into account the spaces?
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If it's only the ASCII 32 you want to omit:
d = double(scrap1);
result = mean(d(d~=32)); %// logical indexing to remove unwanted value, then mean
You can remove the intermediate spaces in the string with scrap1(scrap1 == ' ') = ''; This replaces any space in the input with an empty string. Then you can do the conversion to double and average the result. See here for other methods.
Probably, you can use regex to find the space and ignore it. "\s"
findSpace = regexp(scrap1, '\s', 'ignore')
% I am not sure about the ignore case, this what comes to my mind. but u can read more about regexp by typying doc regexp.
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I was given an explanation that birds and reptiles are polyspermic because they have an abundant yolk sac. But how does it explain the thing?
Chicken as an adult is not using in my opinion yolk as an energy source. Yolk is used during embryogenesis as the primary energy source with blastula and gastrula -stages and during organogenesis, since the embryo needs proteins and energy somewhere.
How does abundant yolk sac make birds and reptiles polyspermic?


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Microplate readers are laboratory devices used in veterinary practice to measure the amount of light emitted or absorbed by chemicals that have been charged on microplates. These readers are often used in laboratory tests to screen substances such as DNA, proteins, or enzymes. Microplate readers enable the measurement of the amount and characteristics of chemical substances in biological samples, which is important in disease diagnosis, monitoring of metabolic parameters or scientific research. By automating measurements and being able to analyze multiple samples at once, microplate readers are an effective tool in veterinary medicine to obtain precise results in a short period of time. These devices are commonly used in veterinary laboratories to perform a variety of tests and analyses, which contributes to the rapid and effective diagnosis and monitoring of animal health.
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Note that "class" is not interpreted literally, and can be any string that will uniquely identify the class for the object; if classes are renamed, they can continue to use the old names. An instance of this class is available at ''master.db.state''. .. index:: objectid, objdict Objects are identified by *objectid*. .. py:method:: getObjectId(name, class_name) :param name: name of the object :param class_name: object class name :returns: the objectid, via a Deferred. Get the object ID for this combination of a name and a class. This will add a row to the 'objects' table if none exists already. .. py:method:: getState(objectid, name[, default]) :param objectid: objectid on which the state should be checked :param name: name of the value to retrieve :param default: (optional) value to return if ''name'' is not present :returns: state value via a Deferred :raises KeyError: if ''name'' is not present and no default is given :raises: TypeError if JSON parsing fails Get the state value for key ''name'' for the object with id ''objectid''. .. py:method:: setState(objectid, name, value) :param objectid: the objectid for which the state should be changed :param name: the name of the value to change :param value: the value to set :type value: JSON-able value :param returns: value actually written via Deferred :raises: TypeError if JSONification fails Set the state value for ''name'' for the object with id ''objectid'', overwriting any existing value. 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Skeletons must not be sold as Hallowe'en props, doctors warned
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The Medical Defence Union said the it is sometimes asked for advice on what doctors should do if they find human remains Credit: Reuters
Human skeletons must not be sold as Halloween props, doctors have been reminded.
Current medical students use plastic replicas of skeletons in their studies, but in the past doctors used real human skeletons.
Now the Medical Defence Union (MDU) has issued guidance for medics about the use and disposal of real bones.
It said that it is occasionally asked about how to appropriately deal with human remains.
The medical defence organisation said that skeletons cannot just be sold on like any other unwanted item.
Its guidance on the disposal of skeletons reminds medics that they must maintain dignity and respect in the handling of all human bodies and tissue.
"For example, advertising a genuine human skeleton online for use as a Halloween prop could draw criticism," it states.
The document draws attention to the strict rules on the disposing of human remains.
Dr Ellie Mein, medico-legal adviser for the MDU, said: "Medical students now use plastic replicas of skeletons in their studies, but up until 30 or 40 years ago it was common for those studying medicine to use a real human skeleton.
"At the MDU we sometimes hear from doctors and their relatives who literally find a skeleton in the closet and wonder how to dispose of it sensitively.
"There are strict rules about the disposal of human remains, meaning skeletons can't just be sold on like any other unwanted item.
"In fact auctions sites such as eBay say they don't allow the sale of human body parts, skulls or bones regardless of whether they are for medical use or not.
The organisation said any disposal of body parts should be done sensitively, and with respect and dignity. This can include by incineration, separate from other clinical waste or burial.
Dr Mein said: "Another option is to donate a skeleton to a medical school for teaching purposes or give the skeleton to a medical student. However any medical school using body parts to train healthcare professionals needs the appropriate HTA licence.
"Any doctor considering disposing of a human skeleton should bear in mind that a key principle on which the Human Tissue Act is based is that all bodies, body parts or tissue should be treated with respect and dignity."


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In this paper, high voltage (HV) tolerant levelshifters with combinational functionality are proposed based on Differential Cascode Voltage Switch Logic (DCVSL). These levelshifters are tolerant to supply voltages higher than the process limit for individual CMOS transistors. The proposed HV DCVSL level shifters are particularly useful when it is mandatory to ensure a specific behavior during out of the normal mode periods (power up; power down; reset; etc.). These high voltage tolerant logic circuits were us…
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text: When grouped together, radiocarbon determinations from heat-retainer hearths from western New South Wales decrease in frequency with age. One interpretation for this pattern is that it reflects an increase in the frequency of occupation, and perhaps ultimately an increase in Aboriginal populations in this region during the late Holocene. An alternative explanation is that the increase in frequency reflects the differential preservation of the land surfaces on which the hearths are found. According to this explanation, the pre-servation of ancient surfaces itself decreases with time, with the destruction of ancient records of occupation accounting for the relatively recent skew in the age distribution of heat-retainer hearths. We test these hypotheses by comparing the distribution of hearth radiocarbon ages against the distribution of ages obtained from samples associated with buried human remains from western New South Wales. Samples obtained by excavating buried deposits should not be subject to the same range of erosion processes that have affected surface deposits. Therefore the samples from buried deposits are able to act as a control against which the distribution of hearth ages can be evaluated. Results indicate that age estimates obtained from human burials have a distribution different from those obtained from hearths, supporting the conclusion that the decrease in hearth frequency with age is a product of geomorphic preservation rather than cultural change.


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Draw it on the back of the leather,
4: This is the case after drawing, the red pen can still be used
You can see the shape. (I do a demonstration, do it
It's rough, so be careful when you do it.
The line drawing is smooth)
5: Draw and cut off the whites of the eyes
6: Use alcohol glue to glue the whites of your eyes carefully
On black leather.
Place the eyes on the doll, and then carefully glue them with alcohol glue
Do this, the doll is almost finished, don't forget to put on blush
Bag tutorial
1: Prepare to make the leather of the bag. I will use red as a demonstration here. Please be careful when you do it.
2: Fold in half, stitch the left and upper edges together
3: I used glue to bond, but it is easy to crack
4: Turn over after sewing
5: Cut out two shoulder straps
6: Glue it on the bag
7: Use the hot melt glue gun to draw the pattern you like
8: Sprinkle the prepared glitter quickly
9: After the hot melt adhesive dries, remove the excess glitter
10: The pattern is out, hehe
11: According to this method, make your own logo
12: Different colors of glitter can also be used
It's done, hurry up and try it on Lele's back
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On our website you'll find all the resources and information you'll need to plan everything from route choice to rubbish disposal!
So why are we providing all this super useful information and advice? The Three Peaks Partnership is made up of the organisations and charities responsible for managing the three mountains on which the Challenge takes place. Up to 30-40,000 people take part in the Challenge every year and unfortunately in recent years poorly planned groups have had a huge negative impact on these mountains.
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For the first time in 113 years Ben Nevis has a weather station. The station is part of the National Centre for Atmospheric Science's (NCAS) "Operation Weather Rescue". This recent citizen science project aimed to digitise all the raw weather observations from the observatory which once stood on the summit of Ben Nevis. Between the _PHONE_ weather data was collected every hour of every day resulting in endless spread sheets of figures.
In the summer of 1881, Clement Lindley Wragge climbed the mountain daily to make initial observations, leading to the opening on 17 October 1883 of a permanent observatory. The building was manned full-time until 1904, when it was closed due to inadequate government funding. The twenty years of readings still provide the most comprehensive set of data on mountain weather in Great Britain.
The Ben Nevis weather observatory.
With the present day weather station it will be possible to compare the data from over 100 years ago. The old information is still useful because it can shed light on past storms in the Scottish Highlands as well as providing ongoing insights into how weather systems evolve as they pass over Scotland's largest mountains.
It is planned that the weather station will be removed in December and the results will be presented in the UKCP18 report which will detail projections of how the UK climate could change. Although temporary, NCAS hope to secure long term funding to place a permanent weather station on the summit of Ben Nevis.
The temporary weather station currently on Ben Nevis.
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Transmission of jewelry techniques and symbols within a Hopi family of jewelers
Hellyer, Christine Frances
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This study examined the methods in which the techniques utilized in the creation of Hopi jewelry were transmitted within generations of one Hopi family. The qualitative methodologies of ethnography and narrative inquiry were used to explore the questions: (1) How are the symbols and techniques of the Hopi overlay designs being transmitted within generations of a Hopi family of jewelers?, and (2) How can the teaching methods utilized by this Hopi family of jewelers inform jewelry curriculum in a public school setting? The study was conducted within one family of jewelers to seek understanding of the pedagogical means utilized and to ascertain if the methods employed are applicable to a classroom setting. In an attempt to experience the teaching methods used, I became an active participant and interned with the patriarch of the family. The jeweler had also begun teaching one of his granddaughters so I was able to witness his teaching style as he conducted her lessons as well. In addition to my experience of being an intern, interviews were conducted with three family members and the lessons were also videotaped. Analysis revealed that lessons were not usually conducted in a formal setting as we see in a traditional classroom. Instead, most of the lessons were learned by the younger family members by observing the older family members. The setting was more akin to an apprenticeship and would be very difficult to replicate in a classroom.


[j] = true;
 if (k == T)
 if (k < T)
 sort(S.rbegin(), S.rend());
Why do we need sort by each time $T = 1, \dots, N$? There is a example:
-> 10, 9
-> 10, 9, 9, 8
-> 10, 9, 9, 8, 9, 8, 8, 7
-> 10, 9, 9, 8, 9, 8, 8, 7, 9, 8, 8, 7, 8, 7, 7, 6
Let's explain why the greedy algorithm above works well.
We use the pedigree table to denote the tree that connect the parent and its children.
First, we see that the answer is "No" if we cannot simulate by our algorithm. This is because, when the algorithm is interrupted, there must be so big a slime $X$ that we cannot make by slimes in $V$. If the answer were "Yes", we must have had the valid pedigree table that are not greedy. Suppose $X$ is in $k$-th generation in this table and interrupted in $l$-th. If $k = l$, it is a contradiction. If $k > l$, we don't have to stop algorithm, which implies contradiction. If $k < l$, we can find a slime $Y$ in less-than-or-equal-to-$k$-th generation in this algorithm that can be swapped by $X$, which implies the number of $X$ is greater than $Y$. The greedy algorithm implies the number of $X$ is less than $Y$. This is a contradiction. This is what we want to show.
Second, we prove that, if the answer is "Yes", this greedy succeeds. Suppose we can construct a valid pedigree table that is not greedy, which means we passed the number $x$ to use $y$ with $y < x$. Suppose that $x$ is in $k$-th and $y$ is in $l$-th. We have $k \geq l$. If $k = l$, it means nothing. Assume $k > l$. Let $T _ x$ be the tree that contains all the grandchildren of $x$. Then, we have the tree $T _ y$ which contains the following slimes.
 - $y$ itself.
 - the slimes that was a grandchild of $y$ produced at the time $T \geq k$.
We can swap $T _ x$ and $T _ y$. The validness still follows after the swap. We do this finite times to get the greedy pedigree table.
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A - sample: 2, tle: 2.000, time: 03:21, from_submit: 54:56
B - sample: 3, tle: 2.000, time: 03:26, from_submit: 51:30
C - sample: 3, tle: 2.000, time: 04:26, from_submit: 47:04
D - sample: 4, tle: 2.000, time: 09:23, from_submit: 37:41
E - sample: 3, tle: 2.000, time: 21:57, from_submit: 15:44
F - sample: 4, tle: 2.000, time: 15:44, from_submit: 00:00


text: Abstract : The agronomists design many models whose usefulness, outside research, is questioned. This work, between agronomy and design ergonomics, proposes a methodology to design a tool DIAGVAR that could support cultivar assessment in link with its possible use by three groups of actors (seed breeders, people in charge of official assessment of the new cultivars and advisors). This design methodology aims at expanding jointly the agronomic model inscribed inside the tool and the activities of both designers and potential users. Our design methodology has combined an analysis of the activity of cultivar assessment and a stage of simulation where the potential users used a prototype of DIAGVAR on their own data. It has allowed us to identify many agronomic questions about the model of DIAGVAR. We have dealt with two of them, about new indicators of the N status of crops to make their measurement possible in cultivar trials and about the stability of statistical methods, used in the model of DIAGVAR, according to the various configurations of actors' databases. These questions have led us to strongly modify our agronomic model. From an ergonomic point of view, we have analysed the instrumental geneses caused by our design methodology. We have more globally analysed how our methodology modified the activity of the actors who took part to that work. We have finally proposed a frame to identify how our engineering project for the design of a tool allows us to produce scientific knowledge.


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National Public Education Initiative Takes Place April 19-25, 2020
(April 6, 2020, McLean, VA) – RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association will recognize National Infertility Awareness Week®, April 19 through April 25, 2020. The movement brings together millions of Americans who want to remove the stigmas and barriers that stand in the way of building families. RESOLVE will rally the infertility community to raise awareness about the significant lack of access to family building options and emotional support for millions of women and men struggling to build a family.
RESOLVE is committed to hosting the 2020 National Infertility Awareness Week. With so many live events cancelled because of COVID-19, people with infertility and those struggling to build a family need support more than ever," said Barbara Collura, RESOLVE's President/CEO. "Let's use NIAW to raise our voices, talk about the issues facing this community and make sure we continue to support those most in need.
Throughout NIAW, members of the infertility community will take to the internet to share their stories and lead the conversation about challenges to family building and methods of resolution. Through national media, social media, and fundraising, the infertility community will take action to increase awareness of infertility in order to remove stigmas and improve access to family building options.
RESOLVE's National Infertility Awareness Week 2020 is supported by its NIAW Partners: EMD Serono, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, First Response, Guerbet, Merck, and ORM Fertility.
NIAW became a federally recognized health observance by the Department of Health and Human Services in 2010. RESOLVE can provide experts for interviews on all aspects of infertility, as well as personal patient stories from women and men living with infertility. Find out more about NIAW at infertilityawareness.org.
About RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association: Established in 1974, RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association is a non-profit organization with the only established, nationwide network mandated to promote reproductive health and to ensure equal access to all family building options for men and women experiencing infertility or other reproductive disorders. One in eight U.S. couples of childbearing age has trouble conceiving or carrying a pregnancy to term. RESOLVE addresses this public health issue by providing community to these women and men, connecting them with others who can help, empowering them to find resolution and giving voice to their demands for access to all family building options. For more information, visit _URL_.