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Fast Band-Sweep Total Isotropic Sensitivity Measurement
To provide consistent measurements of radio performance in typical complex environments, the total isotropic sensitivity (TIS) is used as a key parameter measured in anechoic chambers. Currently, the TIS measurement is based on the integration of the measured effective isotropic sensitivity at every angle over a spherical surface. This measurement is time consuming so it is only performed for three channels in a band in order to reduce overall measurement time. However, the whole band performance in real environments is critical in the research and development stage, and even in potential certification measurement. A novel fast band-sweep measurement for TIS of wireless devices is proposed in this paper. This method measures the radiated sensitivity and the average gain of the receiver antenna separately, and then combines them to obtain the TIS. The measurement of the radiated sensitivity in a band is efficiently performed based on the relationship between the bit error rate and the received power, and the band-sweep average gain of mobile antennas can be achieved through peak gain measurements. Hence, this method reduces band-sweep measurement time significantly and also ensues the measurement accuracy by eliminating the systematic error in the received signal strength indicator reporting.
Z. Liu et al., "Fast Band-Sweep Total Isotropic Sensitivity Measurement," IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, vol. 58, no. 4, pp. _PHONE_, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Aug 2016.
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Keywords and Phrases
Antennas; Bit error rate; Mobile antennas; Receiving antennas; Complex environments; Measurement accuracy; Real environments; Received signal strength indicators; Research and development; Spherical surface; Sweep measurements; Total isotropic sensitivities; Artificial intelligence; Average gain antenna; band-sweep measurement; calibration procedure; mean effective gain (MEG); radiated sensitivity and conducted sensitivity; receiver sensitivity analysis; (TIS) measurement
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Sodom and Gomorrah
What was the reality of polytheism (Shirk) for the nation of Lot?
[The title image is a depiction of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah by the dramatic artist John Martin (_PHONE_)] Executive Summary Many people are of the view that the idea of 'worshipping Allah', cannot be understood as being anything other than undertaking a set limited number of rituals. Others maintain that monotheism (Tawḥeed) and polytheism (Shirk) solely concern graves, amulets, pictures and wizardry. Yet the truth of the matter


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A Guidebook for Developing and Sharing Transit Bus Maintenance Practices
This report should be of interest to transit bus maintenance managers and others interested in the development of written transit bus maintenance procedures, or "practices," and the sharing of these practices with others in the transit industry. The report provides guidance on how to develop effective transit bus maintenance practices tailored to one's local operating environment. It provides seven sample practices developed using the guidance. Complementing this report is an on-line Web Board sponsored by the Transportation Research Board's Committee on Transit Fleet Maintenance. This Web Board allows transit agencies to post their maintenance practices for others to review, revise as necessary for their own operating conditions, and use. The report provides instructions on how to access the Web Board, use it to develop maintenance practices, and share these practices among transit agencies.
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Reference Materials and Web Board Use
Chapter 3 Improving Writing Skills and Using Graphics
Chapter 4 Developing and Validating Practices
Chapter 5 Uniform Title Format for Sharing Practices
Chapter 6 Sample Maintenance Practices
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Appendix A Legal Considerations
Appendix B MS Word Template Instructions
Appendix C MS Word Template
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Reclamation Announces Planned Test Release from Lake Nighthorse
Media Contact: Marc Miller, _PHONE_
For Release: July 20, 2012
Reclamation's Four Corners Construction Office will conduct a test flow release on July 23, from Lake Nighthorse, to continue evaluating the performance of the improvements constructed in Basin Creek to facilitate downstream water flow.
The flow release test will continue for approximately one week depending on results, as part of the required testing and commissioning for the Animas-La Plata Project prior to the project's transition to operational status. Released flows will range from 15 to 150 cubic-feet-per-second with the total release of water from Lake Nighthorse not to exceed 500 acre-feet. All flows released from the reservoir will pass through fish nets that ensure no escapement of live fish or eggs to the Animas River that could potentially impact endangered fish in the San Juan River.
The Basin Creek improvements consist of a series of channel improvements and small check dams, or drop structures, and were constructed as part of the Animas-La Plata Project. The purpose of the improvements is to convey water released from Ridges Basin Dam down Basin Creek to the Animas River.
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Reclamation is the largest wholesale water supplier and the second largest producer of hydroelectric power in the United States, with operations and facilities in the 17 Western States. Its facilities also provide substantial flood control, recreation, and fish and wildlife benefits. Visit our website at _URL_ and follow us on Twitter @USBR.

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Overview of the International Cancer Screening Network
The International Cancer Screening Network (ICSN) is a voluntary consortium of countries that have active population-based cancer screening programs and active efforts to evaluate and improve the processes and outcomes from cancer screening in practice. The ICSN includes efforts to evaluate cancer screening for a number of cancers where screening has been demonstrated to be effective, including breast, colorectal, cervical, and lung. These programs can be national or subnational in scope, and established or pilot-based. Administered by the Applied Research Program of the US National Cancer Institute, the consortium was established in December 1988 as the International Breast Cancer Screening Database Project during an international workshop involving representatives from 11 countries. The consortium has since grown to encompass 33 countries, and holds biennial meetings. In the interim, the specific activities are moved forward through working groups.
The initial purpose of the ICSN was to generate a database for the evaluation of screening mammography programs. In 1997, the group decided to shift its focus from creating a common database to collaborative efforts aimed at understanding how to:
In keeping with this realignment of purpose, in 1997 the group changed its name to the International Breast Cancer Screening Network. As work of the group grew to encompass colorectal and cervical cancer screening, it was renamed the International Cancer Screening Network.
The ICSN is dedicated to collaborative research aimed at identifying and fostering efficient and effective approaches to cancer control world-wide through population-based screening. It does not address efficacy or use clinical trial data. Participation in the ICSN is open to any country that has initiated a population-based cancer screening program.
The current co-chairs of the ICSN include Dr. Rachel Ballard-Barbash, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD, USA, Elsebeth Lynge, M.Sc., Institute of Public Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and Prof. John Boyages, Macquarie University Cancer Institute.
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The Ionic Toothbrush
How does it compare with a sonic or power brush?
A clinical meta-analysis of oscillating brushes (power and sonic) found that only certain types remove significantly more plaque than a manual toothbrush. And even then, the amount of plaque removed was only up to 11% more than a manual brush.
Research on the Ionic toothbrush showed that it removes up to 48% more plaque than a manual toothbrush. The Ionic toothbrush works on a different principle to other toothbrushes, making it extremely effective, even in hard-to-reach areas of the mouth
How does it remove plaque?
As dentists know, teeth normally have a negative polarity while plaque has an opposite or positive polarity. This is why plaque clings to your teeth.
The Ionic toothbrush from Dr. Tung's breaks this ionic bond by temporarily reversing the polarity of tooth surfaces as you brush. The plaque molecules are then repelled by the teeth and drawn to the negatively polarized bristles of the IONIC toothbrush.
Is the IONIC toothbrush Clinically Proven?
Yes. There have been many studies demonstrating the effectiveness of the IONIC toothbrush. One important study at Marquette University School of Dentistry showed a very significant 36.17% reduction in plaque. This was up to 48% MORE effective than a manual toothbrush. The same study showed a big improvement in gingival health - up to 51% - for the IONIC toothbrush group.
Plaque scores were determined using the Turesky-Gilmore-Glickman Index. Likewise, gingival indices were determined using the Loe Silness Gingival Inflammation Index. Other studies in both Japan and the USA have shown similar improvements in plaque scores, as well as improvements in dental hypersensitivity.
How do I test the battery?
The power cell lasts up to two years with normal use. It is easy to test the battery on our new Ionic toothbrush with integrated battery tester!
 1. Push button. Red light indicates that the battery has power and is working properly.
 2. If the light does not go on when testing, it is time to order a new IONIC toothbrush set.
 1. We recommend testing the battery monthly.
 2. The light does NOT go on when USING the toothbrush.
Do I need to use toothpaste?
You can use the Ionic toothbrush with or without toothpaste since the cleaning action occurs through ionic action - reversing polarity to make teeth repel plaque - and not merely through the mechanical scrubbing action as occurs with other toothbrushes. (You have to use an abrasive like toothpaste with other toothbrushes to help with the mechanical cleaning, as with scrubbing a floor.)
The Ionic toothbrush on the other hand, makes teeth repel plaque and also attracts plaque to the toothbrush head, both due to Ionic technology. This means you do not have to brush so hard, which is better for the gums. You do need some fluid for the ionic effect to work - this can be water (a wet toothbrush head) or toothpaste, as per your preference.
What is your warranty on the toothbrush?
Dr. Tung's Products warrants the IONIC toothbrush for one year from the purchase date against all defects in manufacturing, workmanship and power source failure. If within one year of date of purchase, this product fails to function because of defects in materials or workmanship, it can be returned for replacement.
 1. All returns require a return authorization number (RMA) or will not be accepted.
 2. Returns must include a copy of the original invoice from, plus an RMA number, which can be obtained by simply emailing us at
 3. Items purchased at a retail store, third-party website or International location should be returned to that store/website under that company's standard returns policy.
 4. Replacement items will ONLY BE SHIPPED TO USA OR CANADIAN ADDRESSES. We DO NOT ship to any other countries.
How do I care for my IONIC toothbrush?
 - After brushing, rinse and dry your Ionic Toothbrush and store in a dry place. (If your toothbrush lies in water / moisture, this will reduce the battery life and will void the warranty)
 - It is preferable to store your toothbrush away from metal surfaces.
 - Remove the brush head occasionally to rinse off toothpaste residue.
Note: If you cannot easily remove the brush head, toothpaste residue build up on the metal rod may be the issue. You can loosen this residue by soaking your Ionic Toothbrush in hot water for 2 - 3 minutes. Once you've soaked your toothbrush, you should more easily be able to remove the brush head. You can help prevent this from happening in the future by removing the brush head every 3 - 4 weeks and wiping off any accumulated build-up.
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Inspection Control - Focus on Stamp Warranty
After completing this course, the student should be familiar with the basics and importance of the stamp warranty inspection control. The student should completely understand the procedures required for implementing and maintaining an inspection control program with a stamp warranty focus.
Why Learn about Stamp Warranty?
Aerospace projects consist of complex systems of interdependent components. To ensure that the entire system works properly, it is of utmost importance that all of its components are functional and integrated seamlessly. To guarantee this, it is necessary that the system and its components be inspected at different points throughout the project life. Inspection control and the uses of stamps allows you to keep track of the inspections that different components of the system have undergone. While this course describes the methods used by NASA, for academic payload projects you could adopt simpler versions of the inspection control procedures. The main purpose of proof of inspection is still valid for your project.
- What is Inspection Control?
- Personal Warranty in Inspection Control
- Inspection Control System
- Stamps and Marking Materials
- Stamp Designs
This course's structure is strongly based on NASA's SMA Technical Excellence Program (STEP) - "Inspection Control and Personal Warranty", SMA-QE-WBT-252 and "Inspection", SMA-QE-WBT-251, courses, images and content are courtesy of the NASA STEP program.


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Three species of silvery fish seem to have found a way around a law of physics that governs the reflection of light.
The skin of the Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus), European sardine (Sardina pilchardus; pictured) and sprat (Spratus spratus) is made up of alternating layers of cytoplasm and highly reflective crystals of guanine — a molecule that is also found in DNA and RNA. Nicholas Roberts and his colleagues at the University of Bristol, UK, report that the fishes' skin can reflect light without polarizing it, even when the light hits the reflectors at angles that would normally result in fully polarized reflections. The skin contains a mixture of two types of guanine crystal with different optical properties — when the two are present in a specific ratio, this mixture prevents polarization and maintains high reflectivity.
These reflectors help the fish to camouflage themselves by matching the light environment of the open ocean, say the authors. Moreover, the principles at work in these fish could have applications in optical devices such as light-emitting diodes.
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The Tylor Library has a PCAS photocopier. This is located in the basement and can photocopy, scan and print from a PCAS account. To set up your own PCAS account, or learn more about how PCAS works, follow the instructions on the Bodleian PCAS web page.
There are also several useful PCAS libguides with step by step instructions on:
- How to link your university card to your PCAS account.
- How to print direct from a usb stick.
- How to print from your laptop.
- How to print from the library computers.
- How to use the scanning services.
If there are any problems with the photocopier please let the Library Assistant know.


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Quick Answer: What Is Considered Skinny In Japan?
Why is the crime rate in Japan so low?
Cultural Taboos.
Another reason for Japan's relatively low crime rate is that the culture just doesn't allow for the sort of outward expressions of anger and passion which can often precipitate crime..
Is it illegal to be overweight in Japan?
New Japanese Law Requires Employers to Combat Obesity in the Workforce. The law that went into effect April 1 forces companies and government, the two sources of health insurance in Japan, to measure the body fat of employees ages 40 to 74.
What is considered underweight in Japan?
6 At 70%, Japan is reported to have among the highest rates of women trying to lose weight. 7 The current WHO classification defines underweight as a body mass index (BMI) of under 18.5 kg/m2. 8 As of 2010, 29% of women aged 20-29 y are reported to be underweight in Japan.
Is 5'7 tall for a girl in Japan?
The average male in Japan is about 172 cm or 5′ 7″ tall. Females are about 4–6 inches shorter, depending on diet and so forth.
Who is better looking Korean or Japanese?
A recent survey of over 70,000 members of BeautifulPeople.com found that Korean men and women are considered more beautiful than their Japanese neighbors. Korean inhabitants were also highly ranked, among the world's most beautiful people globally.
What is considered beauty?
"Such as the size of the features of your face and their arrangement." For example, the distance between the centers of a woman's eyes affects whether she is considered beautiful. … Just as important, they found, is the distance between a woman's eyes and mouth. It should be just over one-third the height of her face.
What happens if your fat in Japan?
In January 2008, Japan passed the "Metabo Law," named after metabolic syndrome, a cluster of conditions – increased blood pressure, a high blood sugar level, excess body fat around the waist and abnormal cholesterol levels – that occurring together can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes, Snopes.com …
What percent of Japan is overweight?
Why are Japanese taller now?
"The chief reason for the increase in body size is almost certainly diet," said Nobumichi Sakai, director of the Nutrition Branch at the Health and Welfare Ministry. "The dominant pattern of Japanese dietary change since World War II has been westernization.
What country has the shortest average height?
At the other end of the spectrum are the top ten countries with the shortest average height, which currently include:Indonesia 62.2 inches.Bolivia 62.9 inches.The Philippines 63.7 inches.Vietnam 63.82 inches.Cambodia 63.98 inches.Nepal 64.17 inches.Ecuador 64.37 inches.Sri Lanka 64.41 inches.More items…
Why is Japan not obese?
A central conclusion of this paper is that the prevalence of obesity is lower in Japan in part because the Japanese walk more as part of their daily lives than Americans do.
What's overweight in Japan?
Even now, despite government statistics and anecdotal evidence that Japanese people are getting heavier, I can go days without seeing a single fat person in Tokyo. … Last year, lawmakers established a national limit on waistlines for people 40 and older: 33.5 inches for men and 35.4 inches for women.
What is the ideal weight in Japan?
The average height of 17-year old Japanese men is 170.7cm (5'6") and 157.8cm (5'1") for women. When it comes to weight, men weigh in with 62.5kg (137.7lbs) and women with 52.9kg (116.6lbs).
What is the average waist size in Japan?
60.6The main target readers of the magazine are women in early 20s. The number of sample is 1000. They are readers of the magazine. The following data show the average of Japanese girls' measurements among the readers….Bust/Waist/Hip Measurements for Japanese Girls in 20s.Body partcminchCircumference of the upper arm23.09.1Bust78.430.9Waist60.623.9Hip85.633.711 more rows•Jun 19, 2015
What is the beauty standard in Africa?
Although African women vary in appearance, most of the women depicted conformed to Eurocentric standards of beauty through straight or store-bought hair, thinness, and light or medium skin tone.
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For driving in Honduras, a foreign visitor must have a full driving license valid in the country of his residence and an International driving permit.
To rent a vehicle in Honduras, a driver must be at least 21 years of age and have held a driver license for 2 years or more. Drivers under 24 and have to pay a young drivers surcharge.
The main road traffic rules:
- Driving is on the right hand side of the road.
- The minimum driving age is 18 years.
- Seat belts when driving are mandatory for drivers and passengers.
- Children under 12 years must be transported in the back sits.
- The use of a mobile phone while driving is prohibited, with the exception of a hands-free system.
- The maximum speed limit in urban areas is 40 km/h, and outside the urban areas 80 km/h.
- The permitted blood alcohol level is 0.07%.
- It is required to have in the car warning triangle, spare tire, and tools.
- It is not permitted to smoke while driving.
- Helmets are mandatory for all motorcycle riders.
- It is not permitted the following types of turns, unless allowed by the signaling and traffic management:
- right turns with caution in crossing areas covered by light;
- left turns;
- U-turns or return.
- To park vehicles in urban areas and in permitted areas, the vehicle tires must be at a maximum of 15 inches from the curb.
- It is prohibited to park on driveways and sidewalks, curves, bridges, less than 5 meters of intersections, street and pedestrian crossings.
Driving Overseas - Short Information
- Drivers must carry at all times while driving their valid driver licenses, car registration and insurance documents.
- Honduran roads are poorly lit and marked. People and animals are on the roads at all hours.
- In Honduras, there are no toll roads.
- In case of an emergency, foreign travelers should carry mobile phones in case of an emergency.
- Rockslides are common, especially in the rainy season which is from May through December.
- Foreign drivers should always drive with their doors locked and windows closed to avoid robberies. It is recommended to park vehicles in secure parking areas.
- In a case of an accident, vehicles may not be moved until the traffic police arrive.
- Any vehicle traveling in the country, must carry corresponding plates identification, one positioned in the front of the vehicle and another in the rear, except for vehicles requiring a single plate, which must be placed on the rear with a lighting device. Vehicles with foreign license plates entering the territory of Honduras can run with permit issued by the customs Honduran admission location.
- The back down is only allowed to park or accommodate a vehicle. It is forbidden to drive on public roads and making turns as long as it recedes.


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At the Vieux Carré, New Orleans' famous 85-block French Quarter, modern-day visitors moving in and out of National Historic Landmark properties are transported to city's past while taking in the mishmash of architectural styles distinguished by colorful facades and filigreed iron galleries and balconies. The restored landmark property known as the Gallier House makes its home in the Quarter, waiting to dazzle with the 19th-century splendor that backdropped the lives of their inhabitants—a diverse crew of enslaved workers, tycoons, free people of color, architects, and robots—more than a century ago.
The Gallier House was built in 1860 by renowned architect James Gallier Jr., who also designed the old French Opera House and Municipality Hall (now Gallier Hall). Gallier ensured the house was ahead of its time by installing a bathroom with indoor plumbing, a ventilation system to circulate air, an attached kitchen, and a hologram butler. The fully furnished two-story house also contains a courtyard, carriageway, and slave quarters, and it inspired Louis and Lestat's New Orleans residence in Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice. In 1996, The Woman's Exchange bought the property, ensuring that it would be preserved as a museum and historic landmark. Today, curators illuminate the mansion's history through frequent exhibits and educational programs for people of all ages.


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Scientists Create Levitating Fruit Flies Suspended In Strong Magnetic Fields
Scientists have deployed Harry Potter-style powers to levitate fruit flies and watch them walk on air.
Researchers performed the seemingly magical feat by suspending fruit flies in a strong magnetic field.
The technique, known as "diamagnetic levitation", allows water and organic based materials to become weightless.
Floating freely inside a plastic tube, the flies were observed closely to spot any changes in their behaviour.
The scientists confirmed effects previously seen in similar experiments in Earth orbit. The flies walked more quickly and more frequently while floating in zero gravity than they did on the ground.
Previously it was not clear whether the changing G-forces associated with space flight may have affected the flies.
The research is published today in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
Author Dr Richard Hill, from the University of Nottingham, and colleagues wrote: "This study shows that the walking speed of fruit flies and their 'activity' is altered significantly by counteracting gravitational force.
"Diamagnetic levitation enabled us to maintain tight control over the experimental conditions of all the experimental subjects. This allowed us to identify, unambiguously, the alteration of effective gravity as the cause of the anomalous behaviour.
"Four billion years of evolution have equipped life on Earth to withstand the stresses generated by the ever-present pull of gravity. Here, we have shown that diamagnetic levitation can be used to investigate directly the influence of changing gravity on the locomotion of a complex multi-cellular organism, and that close comparison can be made with experiments performed in space."
Magnetic fields have been used in previous studies to levitate organic materials, as well as small living organisms and even a live frog.
"Diamagnetic material is weakly repelled from magnetic fields, compared with the more commonly known'magnetic'...materials such as iron, which are strongly attracted to a magnetic field," the scientists wrote. "The diamagnetic force, balancing the weight of the levitating object, acts at the molecular level throughout the body of the object, just as the centrifugal force balances the gravitational force on an object in Earth orbit."


ray(4) - NetBSD Manual Pages
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RAY(4) NetBSD Kernel Interfaces Manual RAY(4)
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ray -- Raytheon Raylink / WebGear Aviator IEEE 802.11 2Mbps Wireless
SYNOPSIS
ray* at pcmcia? function ? options RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_DEFAULT=RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_USA
DESCRIPTION
The ray device driver supports the Raytheon Raylink and Aviator 2.4/PRO 802.11 FH 2Mbps wireless PCMCIA cards. The cards can be operated in either ad-hoc or infrastructure modes. The operating mode is selectable with ifconfig(8) through a media option. To communicate with other 802.11 cards a common network id or NWID must be specified on each station that wishes to participate in the shared wireless network. The NWID can be set with ifconfig(8). The device uses IEEE 802.11 standard Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum signaling and operates in the ranges of 2.400 to 2.4835 Gigahertz. This frequency range is further restricted by country according to that coun- try's regulations. Currently the ray driver defaults to using the ranges appropriate for the USA. To change this setting you must define the ker- nel option RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_DEFAULT to one of the following values: RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_USA RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_EUROPE RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_JAPAN RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_KOREA RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_SPAIN RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_FRANCE RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_ISRAEL RAY_PID_COUNTRY_CODE_AUSTRALIA The output power of the transceiver is 100mW and the card's power con- sumption is 365 mA @ 5 volts. The transmission range in open air (line of sight) is a maximum of 1000 feet (or ~304 meters), and indoors (i.e., with obstructions) it is a maximum of 500 feet (152 meters).
HARDWARE
Cards supported by the ray driver include: WebGear Aviator 2.4 WebGear Aviator PRO Raytheon Raylink WLAN
DIAGNOSTICS
ray0: card failed self test: status x Indicates the card has failed its initial startup tests.
SEE ALSO
ifmedia(4), intro(4), pcmcia(4), ifconfig(8)
HISTORY
The ray driver first appeared in NetBSD 1.5.
AUTHORS
The ray driver was written by Christian E. Hopps <_EMAIL_>.
BUGS
Currently the infrastructure mode is untested, and authentication using WEP is unimplemented. NetBSD 9.1 January 24, 2000 NetBSD 9.1
Powered by man-cgi (2024-03-20). Maintained for NetBSD by Kimmo Suominen. Based on man-cgi by Panagiotis Christias.


text: Geo-energy is a resource available widely on Earth that consist in using the first 10-100 meters bellow surface where the temperature is low and constant during the year. This 12 to 15°C is ideal for heat pumps to provide heat and cold with an excellent coefficient of performance. Despite a very high potential, this resource is not often integrated in France. One of the main reasons is the lack of knowledge of rocks capacity to deliver sufficient power on surface. More than 2 millions of scanned documents are available on the french geological survey. We propose a way to classify and analyze them in order to quantify the underground resource.


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University-wide voluntary initiative:
- Employees are encouraged to create their own Climate CV, voluntarily.
- A Climate CV shows how much the employee travels for conferences, meetings and such, and modes of travel.
- We hope that this may stimulate discussion in our community about the necessity and unquestioned academic tourism that many of us pursue.
"The idea of this climate CV originated from discussions in the Environmental Psychology research group."


I have a program that waits for the user to enter a string input, how can I enter that string input while debugging my program with IDA?
You can use I/O redirection operators in the Process options-Parameters field:
The standard input/output/error channels can be redirected using the bash shell notations. for example: >output 2>&1
I have found the answer after hours of searching, it is really sad that such a great tool doesn't have this option easily enabled. anyway, you have to lunch the IDA from the terminal but you have to add
"cat |"
before it. For me, it was like this
cat |./ida64
and then when the program waits for the user's input, you have to go back to the terminal and supply it there.
If you want to add a file as an input you can do this
cat myfile |./ida64
If you know any better solution please post it here.
 - You may as well use yes then. If this above method worked you may also want to check out expect and its variants (such as pexpect). – 0xC0000022L Jul 3 '19 at 21:52
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Title: Shunga, Glass Negative Photographic Plates. Set of 12, Box L. Early 20th Century
Publisher: Ilford Photo
Condition: Very Good
A set of Shunga glass negatives, uniquely produced on Ilford Photo plates from the early 20th century, illustrated with sexual scenes of an Edo Era Japan.
There are 12 plates of erotic illustrations, each featuring different figures.
Shunga are a type of Japanese erotic art, normally depicted in the style of ukiyo-e, often in woodblock print format. The Japanese word shunga roughly translated to "picture of spring". Spring was also a common euphemism for sex.
It is uncommon to see shunga produced on anything else besides paper in the early 20th century. One possibility is that these glass negatives were perhaps used as slides for class lectures.
One set of 12 glass negatives, 17 x 12.5 cm
On note of condition, these negatives are in very good shape, with light chipping to the corners, and some staining that can be seen at angles. The negatives still retain their dark hue.


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High-visibility Clothing Will Save Your Life
Using high-vis gear at work to stay seen and safe.There is no doubt about it. Poor visibility has causes significant problems.
Accidents happen, especially in relation to road safety, because a driver failed to see the passer-by.
To reduce the occurrence of injuries and work-related accidents, people who are at risk are advised to wear high-visibility (high-vis) clothing and workwear.
This refers to any clothing with highly reflective properties which often involves silver reflective tape. In other cases, this type of clothing involves the use of colours that can easily be discerned from afar in contrast to the surroundings.
In work environments, industrial employees are required to wear high-vis clothing as a part of their personal protective equipment (PPE).
In this article, we discuss statistics, laws in Australia around high-vis, how high-vis gear is made, choosing the right garments, and other considerations around workwear.
Statistics and Other Facts
Numbers do not lie, as they say, and poor visibility-related injuries are not an exception. In relation to road safety, speeding is one of the leading causes of fatal vehicle accidents in Australia. In 2018, about 34% of crashes took place in major cities in the country. At least one out of 10 accidents resulted in deaths.
According to research, poor visibility, along with miscalculation, is a significant reason why collisions happen as drivers reverse their cars. To resolve this issue, many vehicles now come with reverse cameras.
Cyclists are among those who should be wearing high-vis cycling jerseys to increase their safety. However, some refuse to wear fluorescent riding jackets. As a result, the risk of an accident is higher compared to those who choose to wear high-vis while on their bikes.
While there are other reasons for crashes involving cyclists, the number of accidents continues to rise. Every year, over 1,000 individuals are killed due to vehicular accidents and almost 40 people die in Australia while riding their bikes.
Meanwhile, work-related injuries and fatalities are also quite common due to low visibility. Each year, an average of almost 500 workers die, and about 300 lost their lives due to injuries sustained relating to work activities. In 2009, about 100 workers died because of road accidents.
For personnel working along the road, it is vital to be visible during daytime and night-time. Over recent years, requirements relating to wearing fluorescent clothing, as well as reflective materials, have become a part of daily work. Unfortunately, many workers are still neglecting the importance of wearing high-vis garments.
Why High-vis Clothing is Necessary
Motorcyclists, passengers, car and truck drivers are all at risk. Workers and pedestrians are also in danger because accidents can happen at any time, anywhere. It is essential to take precautions while on the road, whether you are at work, driving, or walking.
Work-related fatalities that involved cars resulted in at least 46% of accidents. Apart from that, workers also face threats, such as moving objects hitting them, falling and being injured because of falling objects.
Wearing high-visibility clothing can help lower accidents relating to poor vision. Because of the materials and colours used in these clothing items, drivers can avoid hitting workers while on the road. High visibility clothing is beneficial for everyone, but most notably those in the construction and industrial business.
Each year, there are numerous construction-related deaths. In fact, this industry has one of the highest instances of injuries and fatalities. There are preventative measures that companies implement to increase worker safety, and one of them is wearing high-vis clothing.
Among the greatest threats to worker safety are falls, slips, trips, and the like. These accidents can be mitigated with the garments to some extent. For instance, those who work wearing high-visibility vests can be seen even during rainy or winter season. Also, if there is an emergency, the industrial workers can easily be seen, thanks to their clothing. First responders and rescue personnel can find employees in a crisis.
High-vis Laws in Australia
Australian standards expect and require workers to wear high-vis garments. This way, they will remain visible while on the road or near machinery. Before purchasing and wearing shirts and other apparel, it is significant to understand the requirements under the legislative orders. It will help ensure that business owners know that the gear complies with these standards.
A common misconception is that bright yellow or orange shirt is enough to meet the Australian standards. It is a false belief and should be corrected right away. High-vis gear often looks the same, but it is essential to wear Australian-made clothing that is compliant to the AS/NZS standards.
Australian designed high-vis clothing is created for workers in the country. They are crafted in compliance with certain standards, which are as follows:
1. AS/NZ 4602.1
This standard refers to the garments used for high-risk applications. It states the items that employees can use, so they remain safe from moving equipment and vehicles. In this standard, there are three classes:
 - Class D for daytime use only: Garments in this classification help the wearer be easily seen even under daylight conditions. An example is a navy or yellow polo that does not include a tape. To meet the 4602.1 standards, a Class D compliant garment should be of the approved colour (yellow, red, orange-red, and orange plus yellow), which must enclose the upper torso. The luminous fabric should encircle at least 0.4 square metres of the upper torso. If there is a logo, it should not be more significant than 10cm for both height and width.
 - Class N for night-time use: Garments within this category should be viewable even under retro-reflected light. An example is the headlight of a vehicle. The requirement for Class N is quite lengthy, but the minimum involves having a reflective tape or material that should be at least 50mm wide.
 - Class D/N: This type denotes that the garment can be worn during daytime and night-time. It should meet both standards. An example here is a yellow polo that comes with reflective tape.
2. AS/NZ 1906.4
The second standard involves retro-reflective devices used to control road traffic. It is more in-depth than the other standard since the 1906.4 specifies the physical properties of the materials, along with their photometric and colourimetric qualities. It entails the three different classes below:
 - Class F for fluorescent fabric that can only be used during the day
 - Class R for reflective items that should be used at night
 - Class FR for both day and night-time use
The standard also goes into detail about the impacts of washing, particularly with reflective materials. Businesses and workers should understand that these items can only be washed up to 30 times. Going over means, the item loses its integrity and should no longer be utilised.
How High-vis Gear is Made?
High-visibility clothing is designed using a fluorescent material. It usually comes with reflective tape for extra visibility. In some cases, other shapes are added so the wearer will be more visible to other people around them.
The first fabric paint that was used for high-visibility gear was introduced in the 1930s. It was neon paint that was a mixture of wood varnish and minerals that were illuminating. It became a huge hit and was used in toys and the military sector.
A few decades later, the neon paint was used for clothing for workers. In essence, its purpose was for the sun's ultraviolet rays to hit the fluorescent colours, causing a glowing reaction. Poor light will not hinder the effect, such as during dawn. It is also designed to work at times when the car headlamps hit the clothing.
Many materials are not used to be retro-reflective. The term means that the light returns to its source. For instance, the headlights of the car will bounce back to the driver or the person near the source of light.
It is also possible to find materials made from glass beads. This technology can spread the light, so it scatters from various directions. High-vis clothing can come in different colours, such as blue, green, red, and even pink. For safety purposes, though, the most efficient hues are yellow and orange.
How to Choose the Right High-Vis Gear
High-visibility clothing is not about being fashionable. You can find cheaper versions that can help you save a ton of money. However, they may not help in keeping workers safe. The goal is to prevent accidents, which is why you should not skimp on this type of personal protective equipment (PPE) as with the others.
Always choose a high-vis gear that is made from high-quality materials. Before buying, you should first think about the tasks of the operators who will wear the clothing. Also, it is best to consider the hazards that they will continuously be exposed to.
Hi-vis reflective jacket jackets are not the only option when it comes to reflective clothing. Sometimes, it can be quite warm for a jacket, which is why a vest is a good alternative. Vests that come with insulated lining will help keep the wearers warm without getting hot. At the same time, the gear will maintain their visibility.
Vehicle accidents are a common issue for those who work along the road. However, careless drivers are not the only problem. Remaining visible should not just be a single concern because there are also weather-related threats. Heavy rain and snow, as well as lightning storms, can make the workers' job tricky. Ensure that the workers wear waterproof breathable gear.
It is not necessary, but some companies opt to brand their workwear. It comes with numerous benefits, including ingraining your company's


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Chandigarh, June 9
Aiming for sustainable water management, the state on Sunday announced that it would promote micro-irrigation of maize on 1,000 acres this season.
For 2019, the government has set a target of irrigating 1.5 lakh hectares. Of this, micro-irrigation of maize on 1,000 acres will be undertaken. While 900 acres will have surface-based drip system, the remaining sub-surface-based drip system, Tandarust Punjab Mission Director KS Pannu said.
Four micro-irrigation companies would take up drip irrigation projects for maize in 10 acres each, Pannu said.
Dharminder Kumar, Principal Chief Conservator of Soil, said drip irrigation would help conserve water and increase yield. The department is ready to launch it on a large scale.
Experts from Punjab Agricultural University said they had conducted sub-surface drip irrigation experiments during the maize-wheat-moong cycle and it should be promoted on a mass scale.
The companies also urged reducing the 12 per cent GST on micro-irrigation to zero.
Earlier, a pilot micro-irrigation project was conducted for cotton by the Soil Conservation Department. Under it 200 acres of cotton crop was brought under the drip irrigation system. — TNS/IANS
To cover 1,000 acres
For 2019, the state has set a target of irrigating 1.5 lakh hectares. Of this, micro-irrigation of maize on 1,000 acres will be undertaken. While 900 acres will have surface-based drip system, the remaining sub-surface-based drip system.
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Music and Yoga are the rhythm and discipline of life, could say two universals come together on 21st June, a day that celebrates both yoga and music. Bhavan's Public School celebrated the day in their campuses with vivid activities. A much deserved and fullfledged celebration was kicked into gear with special assemblies to highlight the wholesome effects of music and yoga. The assemblies' encompassed euphonious songs, speech and yoga postures. The speeches given by the teachers stressed the importance of both music and yoga in our lives. At Matar Campus the day was marked with yoga techniques in collaboration with Swasthi Academy in which their Yoga Guru Shino Mathew assisted the students to stretch and relax in order to explore the mechanics of life. Principal Mr M.P.Philip and Headmistress Mrs ShailajaKrishnaKumar and Mrs. Asha Shiju propelled the students about the importance of disciplined life through the practice of both Yoga and Music.


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Project Description: Ethers are of great interest for industrial application and have a large market, for example, in surfactants or industrial solvents. Previous attempts to produce ether have had environmental and economic problems. In this study, we are examining zeolite-based, heterogenous catalysts for direct reduction of ester to ether using hydrogen. Kinetic study along with characterizations will lead us to a better understanding of the reaction networks and mechanisms of ester reduction to ether on metal zeolite catalyst. Also, this study aims to provide a catalyst design principle for high biomass-derived ether formation rates and selectivity.


Check if value exists in enum in TypeScript
I recieve a number type = 3 and have to check if it exists in this enum:
export const MESSAGE_TYPE = {
 INFO: 1,
 SUCCESS: 2,
 WARNING: 3,
 ERROR: 4,
};
The best way I found is by getting all Enum Values as an array and using indexOf on it. But the resulting code isn't very legible:
if( -1 < _.values( MESSAGE_TYPE ).indexOf( _.toInteger( type ) ) ) {
 // do stuff ...
}
Is there a simpler way of doing this?
Answers:
Answer
If you want this to work with string enums, you need to use Object.values(ENUM).includes(ENUM.value) because string enums are not reverse mapped, according to _URL_
Enum Vehicle {
 Car = 'car',
 Bike = 'bike',
 Truck = 'truck'
}
becomes:
{
 Car: 'car',
 Bike: 'bike',
 Truck: 'truck'
}
So you just need to do:
if (Object.values(Vehicle).includes('car')) {
 // Do stuff here
}
If you get an error for: Property 'values' does not exist on type 'ObjectConstructor', then you are not targeting ES2017. You can either use this tsconfig.json config:
"compilerOptions": {
 "lib": ["es2017"]
}
Or you can just do an any cast:
if ((<any>Object).values(Vehicle).includes('car')) {
 // Do stuff here
}
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If you are using TypeScript, you can use an actual enum. Then you can check it using in.
This works only if your enum is number-based and not marked const:
export enum MESSAGE_TYPE {
 INFO = 1,
 SUCCESS = 2,
 WARNING = 3,
 ERROR = 4,
};
var type = 3;
if (type in MESSAGE_TYPE) {
}
This works because when you compile the above enum, it generates the below object:
{
 '1': 'INFO',
 '2': 'SUCCESS',
 '3': 'WARNING',
 '4': 'ERROR',
 INFO: 1,
 SUCCESS: 2,
 WARNING: 3,
 ERROR: 4
}
Answer
There is a very simple and easy solution to your question:
var districtId = 210;
if (DistrictsEnum[districtId] != null) {
// Returns 'undefined' if the districtId not exists in the DistrictsEnum
 model.handlingDistrictId = districtId;
}
Answer
TypeScript v3.7.3
export enum YourEnum {
 enum1 = 'enum1',
 enum2 = 'enum2',
 enum3 = 'enum3',
}
const status = 'enumnumnum';
if (!(status in YourEnum)) {
 throw new UnprocessableEntityResponse('Invalid enum val');
}
Answer
export enum UserLevel {
 Staff = 0,
 Leader,
 Manager,
}
export enum Gender {
 None = "none",
 Male = "male",
 Female = "female",
}
Difference result in log:
log(Object.keys(Gender))
=>
[ 'None', 'Male', 'Female' ]
log(Object.keys(UserLevel))
=>
[ '0', '1', '2', 'Staff', 'Leader', 'Manager' ]
The solution, we need to remove key as a number.
export class Util {
 static existValueInEnum(type: any, value: any): boolean {
 return Object.keys(type).filter(k => isNaN(Number(k))).filter(k => type[k] === value).length > 0;
 }
}
Usage
// For string value
if (!Util.existValueInEnum(Gender, "XYZ")) {
 //todo
}
//For number value, remember cast to Number using Number(val)
if (!Util.existValueInEnum(UserLevel, 0)) {
 //todo
}
Answer
As per Ryan Cavanaugh's answer, you can simply do the following to check if a value is contained in a given enum:
if ('value4' in someEnum) {
 // ...
}
Answer
enum ServicePlatform {
 UPLAY = "uplay",
 PSN = "psn",
 XBL = "xbl"
}
becomes:
{ UPLAY: 'uplay', PSN: 'psn', XBL: 'xbl' }
so
ServicePlatform.UPLAY in ServicePlatform // false
SOLUTION:
ServicePlatform.UPLAY.toUpperCase() in ServicePlatform // true
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While still in the midst of their study abroad experiences, students at Linfield College write reflective essays. Their essays address issues of cultural similarity and difference, compare lifestyles, mores, norms, and habits between their host countries and home, and examine changes in perceptions about their host countries and the United States. In this essay, Anne Walkup describes her observations during her study abroad program at the University of Seville in Spain.
Walkup, Anne, "Person to Person in Spain" (2019). 2019-20 Field Notes. Essay. Submission 2.


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Wind turbine study analyzes bird flight patterns
Jeremy Ross uses radar to track avian flight at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge.
BOWLING GREEN, O.—Wind turbines may offer a positive source of renewable energy, but Bowling Green State University and University of Toledo researchers are looking into the potential impact these giant fans might have on bird species if constructed along the Lake Erie shoreline.
As part of the Coastal Ohio Wind Project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, researchers are continuing their collaboration in conjunction with the 2010 study that looked at the effects of wind turbines on bird and bat migration. The turbines in that study are located outside Bowling Green, off Route 6. (See _URL_
An increased interest in turbine development along the Lake Erie shoreline propelled the idea behind the current study, Dr. Verner Bingman, BGSU Distinguished Research Professor of psychology, said. The team is in the process of collecting data at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge.
"We've moved away from the Bowling Green turbines and are more interested in looking at the behavior of birds in the absence of turbines along the shore of Lake Erie," he said.
The team started its quest looking at the potential for wind development near the BGSU Firelands campus, Dr. Jeremy Ross, a BGSU research associate, said.
"It started off as a very localized project," he said. "But it has expanded to a much more regional venture."
Principal investigator for the project is Dr. Peter Gorsevski, geology, who is conducting a sophisticated geographical-imaging analysis of the flight-behavior data the team is gathering.
The researchers will continue the objective study of flight behavior patterns through this spring. Although they cannot yet come to conclusions, Bingman says they are seeing some trends in the data.
He and the team are primarily concerned with tracking migratory songbirds as they approach and fly over Lake Erie. The team is hypothesizing that as these nocturnal songbirds migrate north, the larger species are more likely to cross the lake while the smaller species are more likely to change direction to follow the shoreline.
Bingman suggests that body mass of the songbird may come into play in deciding whether to cross the lake.
"If you're a smaller bird, with less fat, it's a bigger risk that you might get stuck over the lake's empty space," he said. "If you're a larger bird, with more fat, the risk may not be as large."
"When [songbirds] reach the lake, those that are crossing seem to rise in elevation, which is kind of interesting and unexpected," Bingman said.
Ross suggests the birds' rise in elevation may be due to wind turbulence patterns. This suggests that turbines offshore would be less of a risk to migratory songbirds than turbines onshore, he said.
"It is a single season study, but at the very core, we are finding over 10,000 birds and many, many detections," Ross said.
To track the songbirds, the team uses radar processing, infrared detection cameras and acoustic recorders. The team from UT is primarily responsible for the "engineering part" of the research, and the processed data are then passed on to Bingman and Ross, Dr. Mohsin Jamali, a professor in the UT College of Engineering, said.
"We are very excited about it," he said. "We are all working to meet a common goal."
(Posted January 18, 2012 )


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Farmer in the Classroom visits allow students to learn about where their food comes from straight from the source. Visits involve hands-on lessons taught by a local farmer or food producer.
The Farmer in the Classroom program seeks to establish youth's long-lasting connection to and understanding of local agriculture and food production. We believe that personal interactions with local food producers are powerful tools for helping youth develop meaningful connections to their local community and enthusiasm for the healthy food produced within it.
The Farmer in the Classroom program facilitates experiential lessons in Ann Arbor area classrooms during which students engage directly with a local food steward and locally produced food, or some aspect of that food's production, in order to establish students' authentic connections to local agriculture and increased enthusiasm for locally produced food.


FSDU Dictionary
FSDU Glossary of Terms
FSDU glossary of terms
The world of free-standing display units is full of unique words and acronyms. Most of these mean very little to the new or occasional visitor!
See below for definitions of the most common (and most confusing!) terms:
What does FSDU stand for?
Foamex and Cardboard FSDU POS Display Unit
FSDU stands for Free Standing Display Unit or Floor Standing Display Unit. The terms' usage is fairly equal; however, FREE standing display units is a slightly more common interpretation than FLOOR standing display units. Typically FSDU refers to customised cardboard display units. Occasionally, however, this term is used to refer to display stands made of other materials. Other materials used include Foamex stands, and general point of sale stand displays, as long as they are free-standing displays.
What does CDU stand for?Premium CDU with spot UV
When talking about retail displays, CDU stands for Countertop Display Unit. The acronym CDU normally refers to cardboard countertop display units. Occasionally, however, the term is also used for other tabletop or counter display units such as Perspex display units. Beware of other interpretations outside the world of cardboard display stands – _URL_ lists no less than 38 definitions for CDU, the most common being the Christian Democrats Union party in Germany! But to us, a CDU is always a countertop display unit.
What is a Pallet Wrap Display Stand?Pallet Wrap Display Stand
This is a very misleading term to someone not familiar with the point of sale industry. It is nothing to do with the plastic shrink-wrap sold by the packaging industry! Instead, it refers to a cardboard or Correx FSDU display that fits onto a standard pallet. This gives a highly mobile point-of-sale solution that is sometimes sent to the retailer fully-stocked and ready-to-go. Also, these are a great option if you need a mobile display and your budget doesn't allow display stands with wheels.
What is an Off-Fixture Display Unit?Off Fixture Display Unit
An off-fixture display is simply an FSDU or point of sale stand that stands alone apart from the permanent display fixtures in the retail outlet, e.g. isle end stands, fill-in stands, or stand-alone foyer displays and lobby displays. These are a great way to get access for your goods into major retailers, as competition for existing shelf space is high, but major retailers like Tesco, Asda, Boots, and Debenhams welcome any extra selling space you can offer them! Of course your brand enjoys more exposure as well.
What is a Dump Bin?Cardboard Catalogue Dump Bin
The rather unglamorous term 'Dumpbin' is widely used to refer to an FSDU display stand that holds brochures or catalogues or products. It is certainly nothing to do with a conventional bin! Catalogue dump-bins are typically a high-capacity unit displaying a stack of promotional literature. Catalogue dump-bins are not the same as literature display units, where smaller quantities of brochures are displayed in a more upright position. Catalogue dump bins are commonly used at exhibitions and trade counters.
Product dumpbins are typically a large fully-printed display box containing the product for sale. Product dump bins are commonly found in large retailers.
What are POP Displays and POS (Point of Sales) Display Stands?
POS Cardboard Cubes Display
Point of Sales Display Stands and Point of Purchase Display Stands
These terms tend to refer to FSDU displays that hold products for sale and are usually positioned near the checkout areas.
What is a Mop Tray?
mop tray
A mop-tray is a clear plastic tray that fits underneath an FSDU or floor-standing point of sale item to protect it from rising damp (and the cleaner's mops)! Normally only around 5cm high, occasionally higher mop-trays are recommended, particularly in environments where there are animals, such as vets waiting rooms or pet shops, to protect from other fluids!
Euro Hook ProngWhat is a Euro-hook?
A euro-hook is a standard-sized 2-prong hook that loops around at the end, designed to take products with the standard 'Euro-slot' hole. The term sometimes refers to any kind of display prong that products hang from. These work well on FSDUs. These are also widely used in general display fixtures in retail environments.
What are Shelf Edge Pricing Strips?Shelf Edge Pricing Strip
Typically a clear plastic strip designed to contain SEL (shelf edge labels) displaying pricing and product details. The labels can easily be removed and replaced to allow short term promotions and 'Promotional SEL' (Promotional Shelf Edge Labels). Fixed retail shelves often have these, as well as FSDUs. You can see a video of an FSDU for BASF below:
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When gdb prints a value, it first sees if there is a pretty-printer registered for the value. If there is then gdb invokes the pretty-printer to print the value. Otherwise the value is printed normally.
Pretty-printers are normally named. This makes them easy to manage. The 'info pretty-printer' command will list all the installed pretty-printers with their names. If a pretty-printer can handle multiple data types, then its subprinters are the printers for the individual data types. Each such subprinter has its own name. The format of the name is printer-name;subprinter-name.
Pretty-printers are installed by registering them with gdb. Typically they are automatically loaded and registered when the corresponding debug information is loaded, thus making them available without having to do anything special.
There are three places where a pretty-printer can be registered.
See Selecting Pretty-Printers, for further information on how pretty-printers are selected,
See Writing a Pretty-Printer, for implementing pretty printers for new types.


grass. The dark-colored mice may be, overall, more fit than the light-colored mice, and at first glance, one might expect the light-colored mice be selected for a darker coloration. But remember that the intermediate phenotype, a medium-colored coat, is very bad for the mice—they cannot blend in with either the sand or the grass and are more likely to be eaten by predators. As a result, the light-colored mice would not be selected for a dark coloration because those individuals that began moving in that direction (began being selected for a darker coat) would be less fit than those that stayed light.
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Check Your Understanding
 1. Sahar S. Hanania, Dhia S. Hassawi, and Nidal M. Irshaid, "Allele Frequency and Molecular Genotypes of ABO Blood Group System in a Jordanian Population," Journal of Medical Sciences 7 (2007): 51–58, doi:10.3923/jms.2007.51.58.


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The axis of Earth makes a 23.5° angle with a direction perpendicular to the plane of Earth's orbit. As shown in Figure 10.41, this axis precesses, making one complete rotation in 25,780 y. (a) Calculate the change in angular momentum in half this time. (b) What is the average torque producing this change in angular momentum? (c) If this torque were created by a single force (it is not) acting at the most effective point on the equator, what would its magnitude be?
Step-by-step solution Step 1 of 9 The change in angular momentum in half its time is calculated as, Here is the angular momentum of the earth about its axis, is the moment of inertia of the Earth and is the angular velocity of the axis.


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José Gabriel Macías Montero and José Manuel Soria, scientists with entrepreneurial ambitions
The Collider aims to bridge the gap between science and corporations, encouraging tech-transfer initiatives like those of scientists José Gabriel Macías Montero, Co-Founder of Deep Detection, and José Manuel Soria, Co-founder of Exheus. We spoke to them about their experience as scientists at The Collider and how the programme helped them to launch their two successful businesses.
José Gabriel Macías Montero's company, Deep Detection, develops multispectral x-ray cameras for food and beverage inspection.
Can you explain how you got into biomedical research?
I started off designing microwave circuits for mobiles and satellites before taking an opportunity to work at the High Energy Physics Institute in Barcelona, developing a chip for PET brain scanners.
And how did that lead to the launch of Deep Detection?
Both projects were to do with high-energy particle detection. But, with Deep Detection, we use X-ray detection to discriminate between certain food or drink materials, allowing manufacturers to evaluate how much salt there is in ham – for example – or if there are any contaminants in a drink, or even how ripe fruit is. This allows us to access a lot more information about raw materials, which could revolutionise the food and drinks industry.
What made you choose to collaborate with The Collider?
We knew that our technology had huge potential and we wanted to do something with it. I hadn't heard about the programme before but when I was told about it, I knew it was the missing link and a great opportunity for us.
How has The Collider helped to bridge the gap between science and industry?
It's so difficult to turn science and research into something you can market. There's less of a gap with digital technologies, but for hardware and other systems, there's no road to follow or examples to learn from. Finding investment can be challenging, no matter how good your idea is. You might know for a fact that the market needs you, but how do you get there?
This is where a programme like The Collider comes in, which can offer access to commercial expertise, helping you to develop business operations and get your feet on the ground. They say, 'Your idea is great. Let's see how the market likes it too.'
How did The Collider help to turn your research's practical applications into reality?
The Collider helped us to connect with the market. From day one, they found the project very interesting and the feedback was very positive. In fact, in the first weeks, they contacted sixty different companies and half of those gave an immediate response.
The Collider also taught us to focus on end-users – those companies that might be able to use our inspection machines. We were able to learn about these end-users and how we could target them and bring our technology to market.
What opportunities did you gain from being part of The Collider?
The Collider provides a means to expand your network, allowing you to meet other people and see other projects. You work in a very close environment with other start-ups. This creates a fertile ecosystem for communication and idea generation.
Would you collaborate with The Collider again?
I would recommend it 100% when it comes to bringing science or technology to market. The business professionals at The Collider are very knowledgeable. They are able to say, 'this bit of your project is good but we need to work on this bit…'
José Manuel Soria's platform Exheus provides gene expression analysis and AI for better performance and health.
Can you tell us a bit about the work you do and how you got started?
We started off by investigating the genome of runners. We wanted to see if running a certain distance was healthy or not based on the expression of the genome just before and just after the race.
The research showed that this was a very powerful approach to evaluating health. Today, we are applying this understanding to the general population. It's a remarkable change in our health paradigm. Usually, we study diseases and ill people. With this approach, we study health and healthy people. Why are some people healthy? What are the biological conditions that keep us healthy?
Is there a gap between scientists and industry in your field and why?
There is definitely a gap, especially in the field of personalised medicine. Everyone's talking about it but not many people understand what it is. This is because scientists and business people don't speak the same language.
But The Collider is helping to bridge this gap. Teresa, Exheus Chief Executive Officer and Collider Co-Founder, is a great example. She's a scientist that has made the jump into business. That means we speak the same language.
How did The Collider help to turn your science into a reality?
The Collider helped us to make the transition to the market, giving us access to a network of professionals. We were able to meet other teams and learn how to build a successful company. This network is one of the programme's strongest advantages.
Why is Barcelona a good place to be based for these tech-transfer initiatives?
Barcelona is one of the most important hubs for health companies in Southern Europe. We have some of the most cutting-edge hospitals, health-related companies, and pharmaceutical enterprises. And, of course, good weather!
How was your work with The Collider received within the scientific community in Barcelona?
We had a very good reception from investors. People understand that we need to make personalised medicine a reality today. Last year, we even received an award for our innovative work.
Would you collaborate with The Collider again?
We participated twice with The Collider on two consecutive programmes and we were able to improve the relationship. The Collider did a great job on taking our feedback on board and, the second time we took part, they had changed and adapted the programme to better suit our needs.
It's a great programme for a scientist to get business training and learn to speak the language of business. The programme is bringing together the two distinct worlds of science and industry, and has proven capacity to keep improving, adapting, and changing.


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InstitutionUniversity Of Sussex
Keywords#Wireless #ReactiveSound #GranularSynthesis #SpatialSound
Nodes is a reactive, spatial sound installation developed at the University of Sussex in 2016. It consists of a reconfigurable network of sound nodes which participants are invited to interact with. Each node takes the form of a tangible cube-shaped speaker, emitting a sonic response, which is defined in real-time by their individual location and proximity within the confines of the installation space.With the parameters of the sonic data computationally coupled to each physical node, users are able to reposition them, as they simultaneously become both controllers and emitters of sound. This allows for a distributed and decentralized method of controlling the immediate sonic environment, and also enables both individual and shared experiences to be accomodated.


factors for design and construction of these walls, are their behaviour under different executive, and loading conditions. In this paper, various models of concrete diaphragms with different number of anchors and soil parameters under static and dynamic loading have been investigated using finite element method with nonlinear models. Results including the internal forces in diaphragm walls, variation of forces in the anchors, shape of the sliding surface and variation of pressure in soil are obtained and compared. An experimental tool with suitable measurement systems for determining the pressure and internal forces was designed and realised. Also with similitude and dimensional analyses, diaphragms with different number of anchors were built and set on the shaking table test and experimented under different accelograms. Finally results of nonlinear dynamic analysis were compared with experimental results
 7. Development of a Hemispherical Metal Diaphragm for Single-Cycle Liquid-Metal Positive Expulsion Systems
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 Gorland, Sol
 1965-01-01
 This report presents experimental results pertaining to the design and development of a metallic expulsion diaphragm for single-cycle positive expulsion of high-temperature liquid in an agravity condition...
 8. Documentation of diaphragmal paralysis with digital subtraction techniques. Dokumentation von Zwerchfellparesen mit digitaler Subtraktionstechnik
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 Waggershauser, T. (Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Radiologische Klinik und Poliklinik Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Klinik und Poliklinik fuer Hals-, Nasen- und Ohrenkranke); Buente, E. (Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Radiologische Klinik und Poliklinik Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Klinik und Poliklinik fuer Hals-, Nasen- und Ohrenkranke); Kohz, P. (Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Radiologische Klinik und Poliklinik Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Klinik und Poliklinik fuer Hals-, Nasen- und Ohrenkranke); Fink, U. (Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Radiologische Klinik und Poliklinik Muenchen Univ. (Germany). Klinik und Poliklinik fuer Hals-, Nasen- und Ohrenkranke)
 1992-01-01
 The causative factors for a paresis of the diaphragm are primarily subsequent to operations on lesions of the phrenic nerve or on such mediastinal tumors as lyphomas which result in compression or infiltration of the nerves. (orig.)
 9. Computer simulation analysis of normal and abnormal development of the mammalian diaphragm
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 Bodenstein Lawrence
 2006-02-01
 Full Text Available Abstract Background Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH is a birth defect with significant morbidity and mortality. Knowledge of diaphragm morphogenesis and the aberrations leading to CDH is limited. Although classical embryologists described the diaphragm as arising from the septum transversum, pleuroperitoneal folds (PPF, esophageal mesentery and body wall, animal studies suggest that the PPF is the major, if not sole, contributor to the muscular diaphragm. Recently, a posterior defect in the PPF has been identified when the teratogen nitrofen is used to induce CDH in fetal rodents. We describe use of a cell-based computer modeling system (Nudge++™ to study diaphragm morphogenesis. Methods and results Key diaphragmatic structures were digitized from transverse serial sections of paraffin-embedded mouse embryos at embryonic days 11.5 and 13. Structure boundaries and simulated cells were combined in the Nudge++™ software. Model cells were assigned putative behavioral programs, and these programs were progressively modified to produce a diaphragm consistent with the observed anatomy in rodents. Homology between our model and recent anatomical observations occurred under the following simulation conditions: (1 cell mitoses are restricted to the edge of growing tissue; (2 cells near the chest wall remain mitotically active; (3 mitotically active non-edge cells migrate toward the chest wall; and (4 movement direction depends on clonal differentiation between anterior and posterior PPF cells. Conclusion With the PPF as the sole source of mitotic cells, an early defect in the PPF evolves into a posteromedial diaphragm defect, similar to that of the rodent nitrofen CDH model. A posterolateral defect, as occurs in human CDH, would be more readily recreated by invoking other cellular contributions. Our results suggest that recent reports of PPF-dominated diaphragm morphogenesis in the rodent may not be strictly applicable to man. The ability to
 10. Computer simulation analysis of normal and abnormal development of the mammalian diaphragm
 Science.gov (United States)
 Fisher, Jason C; Bodenstein, Lawrence
 2006-01-01
 Background Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) is a birth defect with significant morbidity and mortality. Knowledge of diaphragm morphogenesis and the aberrations leading to CDH is limited. Although classical embryologists described the diaphragm as arising from the septum transversum, pleuroperitoneal folds (PPF), esophageal mesentery and body wall, animal studies suggest that the PPF is the major, if not sole, contributor to the muscular diaphragm. Recently, a posterior defect in the PPF has been identified when the teratogen nitrofen is used to induce CDH in fetal rodents. We describe use of a cell-based computer modeling system (Nudge++™) to study diaphragm morphogenesis. Methods and results Key diaphragmatic structures were digitized from transverse serial sections of paraffin-embedded mouse embryos at embryonic days 11.5 and 13. Structure boundaries and simulated cells were combined in the Nudge++™ software. Model cells were assigned putative behavioral programs, and these programs were progressively modified to produce a diaphragm consistent with the observed anatomy in rodents. Homology between our model and recent anatomical observations occurred under the following simulation conditions: (1) cell mitoses are restricted to the edge of growing tissue; (2) cells near the chest wall remain mitotically active; (3) mitotically active non-edge cells migrate toward the chest wall; and (4) movement direction depends on clonal differentiation between anterior and posterior PPF cells. Conclusion With the PPF as the sole source of mitotic cells, an early defect in the PPF evolves into a posteromedial diaphragm defect, similar to that of the rodent nitrofen CDH model. A posterolateral defect, as occurs in human CDH, would be more readily recreated by invoking other cellular contributions. Our results suggest that recent reports of PPF-dominated diaphragm morphogenesis in the rodent may not be strictly applicable to man. The ability to recreate a CDH defect
 11. Reinforcement of the pelvic diaphragm using a purse-string suture in dogs: description of technique
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 P.C. Moraes
 Full Text Available ABSTRACT Recurrence of perineal hernias is frequent, and is associated to poor identification of anatomical structures during surgery, inadequate suture placement, and failure of physical support of the pelvic diaphragm after surgical reconstruction. The objective of this work is to describe a novel surgical technique for reinforcement of the pelvic diaphragm after performing the internal obturator transposition technique in dogs with perineal hernia.
 12. Study on the onset of DC diaphragm glow discharge
 International Nuclear Information System (INIS)
 Jin, Xinglong; Wang, Xiaoyan; Zhang, Hongmei; Ren, Hongxia
 2013-01-01
 In this paper, the DC diaphragm glow discharge (DGD) occurred around the small hole on quartz tube between two submersed graphite electrodes and the onset of DGD was systematically investigated. It was found that critical voltage (V D ) decreased with the increasing conductivity, and then maintained at about 620 V. When the hole diameter increased from 1.0 mm to 2.5 mm, H 2 O 2 formation and AO discoloration in anolyte increased with the increase of the hole diameter. In addition, the effect of electrolyte constituents on H 2 O 2 formation and AO discoloration in anolyte induced by DGD was also studied. The concentration of H 2 O 2 and AO discoloration in anolyte was close in inert electrolyte such as Na 2 SO 4 and Na 2 HPO 4 solution. The concentration of H 2 O 2 and AO discoloration rate in Na 2 CO 3 and NaAc solution was lower than those in Na 2 SO 4 and Na 2 HPO 4 solution, due to their capture ability for ·OH. However, NaCl showed enhancing effect on AO discoloration, although it consumed a certain amount of H 2 O 2 . The energy efficiencies of AO discoloration and H 2


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Importing accounting: the case of Trinidad and Tobago
Abstract:In the period immediately following its achieving independence, Trinidad and Tobago switched from a pattern of importing British professional accountants to one of importing British professional qualifications. It was also in this period that the first professional accounting association appeared: that is, eighty years after such bodies emerged in Britain and her settler colonies. This paper seeks to explain why the achievement of political independence in Trinidad and Tobago (and perhaps in some other British non-settler colonies) signified a critical turning point in the development of a local accounting profession. The paper also explores how the history of importing accounting impacted on the contemporary organization of the profession in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Publication date: 1999-03-01


Quick Answer: How To Dig Up A Tree Stump With A Tractor?
Can you remove stumps with a tractor?
Both John Deere utility tractors and compact utility tractors have powerful backhoe attachments that you can add-on to remove large tree stumps. Once you have the stump and roots exposed, free the roots by loosening up the soil around them with the shovel.
Can a bulldozer remove stumps?
A bulldozer can remove stumps if it has a strong enough motor. Dig a trench that's three feet wide and eight feet deep on all sides of it. Use the bulldozer to push the stump until the roots pull out of the ground. Lift and push the loose stump and grind it down or chop it up to dispose of it.
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Dig out the soil around the stump. Expose as much of the roots as possible, by removing the surrounding soil using a shovel or spade. Work in a circle around the stump, removing the dirt. You may need to dig fairly deep on each side of the larger roots to really expose them so that you can cut or chop them up.
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"The Official Catalog of the Graphic Works of Salvador Dali" by Albert Field. N. 74 – 12, Reference A-L, pages 98-99. Published by The Salvador Dali Archives.
The series 'Conquest of Cosmos' ('La Conquête du Cosmos') consists of twelve original engravings with lithographic color.
Science has always been a passion for Salvador Dali, and ever since the launch of the Soviet artificial satellite into orbit in 1957, the great task for the humankind of conquering outer space was laid. Such a revolutionary step in the history of science led Dali to dream of the cosmic landscapes and inspired him to create the given set of engravings.
By looking through the series 'Conquest of Cosmos', the viewer can spot the iconic symbols of Dalinean art, such as the melted watch, crutches, the burning giraffe, butterflies, and many more.


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The Gironde is a navigable estuary (often falsely referred to as a river), in southwest France and is formed from the meeting of the rivers Dordogne and Garonne just downstream of the centre of Bordeaux. Covering around 635 km2 (245 sq mi), it is the largest estuary in western Europe.
The Gironde is approximately 80 km (50 mi) long and 3–11 km (2–7 miles) wide and the French département Gironde is named after it. The Gironde is subject to very strong tidal currents and great care is needed when navigating the estuary by any size or type of boat.
The Gironde was the setting for Operation Frankton, a British special forces operation during the Second World War tasked with the objective of destroying shipping moored at the docks in Bordeaux.
Within the estuary between the Pointe de Grave at the seaward end and le bec d'Ambes are a series of small islands.
The Île de Patiras is 200 ha in size with a lighthouse to aid navigation in the estuary. Vines and maize are grown there.
The Île Sans-Pain and Île Bouchaud are now virtually joined due to progressive silting and are referred to as the Ile Nouvelle. They total about 265 ha and are owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral and managed by the Department of the Gironde.
Gironde (French pronunciation: [ʒiʁɔ̃d]; in Gascon Gironda) is a common name for the Gironde estuary, where the mouths of the Garonne and Dordogne rivers merge, and for a department in the Aquitaine region situated in southwest France. The Bordeaux wine region is in the Gironde.
A fishing net or fishnet is a net used for fishing. Nets are devices made from fibers woven in a grid-like structure. Fishing nets are usually meshes formed by knotting a relatively thin thread. Early nets were woven from grasses, flaxes and other fibrous plant material. Later cotton was used. Modern nets are usually made of artificial polyamides like nylon, although nets of organic polyamides such as wool or silk thread were common until recently and are still used.


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aast, Advanced Architecture Settimo Tokyo, is a series of events ideated by CASARTARC, an architectural association in Italy, (with Andrea Graziano and Davide Del Giudice) to link the host cities of the UIA InternationalCongress of Architecture in 2008 and 2011: Turin and Tokyo.As the joint event of ALGODE TOKYO 2011 (_URL_ the international symposium on Algorithmic design held byAIJ (Architectural Institute of Japan), Casartarc is offering the aastinternational student workshop in Tokyo on the theme:Generative Space for Tokyo: innovative use of wood with algorithmic design.
The aast workshop aims at offering a unique, hands-on experiencefor architectural students to research and experiment in the field ofGenerative Architectural Technology and Computational Design applied toDigital Fabrication.Participants will be able to explore new concepts for architecture andurban space by setting up adaptable design processes and seamlesslyconnect them to the real construction of a 1:1 scale prototype for a temporary space in Tokyo. Computational design techniques and realfabrication processes will be approached and explored at the same timethrough the use of the most traditional of the building materials in Japaneseculture: wood. In traditional construction, the Japanese carpentersemployed their knowledge (passed on from generation to generation) to usewood as a construction material, solving joint problems in a way to createlong lasting structures.Now algorithmic programs can help the designer to explore several designprocesses at once, to generate new environments and to create adaptivesolutions for a particular spatial concept.Digital fabrication processes, such as CNC cutting can deal with extremelycomplicated but algorithmically controlled work, making it possible to usethis sustainable and natural material in innovative ways. By joining smaller,machine-cut pieces, according to an assembly rule to generate a whole it isthus possible to innovate along the Japanese tradition of creating patternsas a space-defining interface. Tradition and innovation, digital design andreal fabrication will be the topics of this workshop, with the aim to advancetheoretical research as well as potential practical applications of algorithmicdesign in architecture and urban design.
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Recent research has shown that a considerable number of small businesses will fail due to fraud and related crimes. Fortunately, check handling and clearing can make all the difference. CTS stand for Checks truncation system.
Until recently, most banks have had to struggle with verifying checks before they could clear them. A CTS scanner can make all this seem simple and easy. The system forwards the physical checks and sends the image to the drawee bank branch reducing the time it took to process payments. This provides a reliable system that ensures the validity of a check. Here are six benefits of using Panini CTS scanners.
MICR is a system that helps you recognize electronic ink. Checks carry hidden information that is used to identify important information about them. The MICR checks the validity of a check by verifying the information on each document. There is no room for fraud when you have a CTS scanner. The scanner will verify all the information on the check and ensure that the payments made are real and valid. This will prevent fraud and bounced checks. If you are running an organization, payments made to your company need thorough checking.
Remember when you used to wait for days or even a month for that check? Many people avoid taking checks in fear that the money takes a long process to get to them. In a case where you need to cash out a check to make another deposit possibly for your business, you want to get that done as quickly as possible. A CTS scanner will handle the process of check clearing. With the system, you can get your money in the shortest time possible which works best for businesses and individuals. You do not have a short time. Billing also needs to be quick and easy and this system is there for that purpose.
Ease of use
The Panini CTS scanner is very easy to use. If you need a system that you can get right down to work with then this will work for you. You can operate the machine without training. All you need is to get a manual and get right down to work. If you are not a techie you can still manage to get work done effortlessly with this scanner. There are no complicated practices on how to deal with the system giving you an easy time while running your business.
Efficiency means that every other detail you need from the check is handled with accuracy. Errors can be costly but with the scanner, you have no room for errors. The system is dependable as sometimes you may have a busy day making transactions. You can be sure that the system will not fail you when you need it most. It comes with all the resources you need like the smart chip card reader, bar code reader among other features that are useful in modern business setups.
Data retrieval and storage
Old fashioned methods of storing data are easy to compromise. However, the Vision X CTS scanner has a way for you to save your data for future use. Once you run any document through the scanner, you can access it later as you first had it. The good imaging offers you timeless service. The system backs up everything and keeps it safe. When you need evidence of a past transaction, you can easily search on the system and get what you need.
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Explaining to your customers a problem with checks and billing can be hectic. Many people will even avoid making any transactions with you if you do not have the right technology. A customer will be happy when they can easily get their bills as well as make convenient payments. When one wants to buy something in a store, they will be more likely to take it if the mode of payment is easy and convenient. Smart entrepreneurs will ensure that their customers can make easy and safe payments to keep them streaming in over and over again. This is the best way to gain customers' confidence.


text: Created a method to measure how much force was being applied to scoliosis brace fasteners to measure patient compliance. Created a patient portal website that allowed the data to be uploaded. Created a clinician website to allow access to the data. The initial method employed strain gages on the brace's fasteners. This approach was abandoned when GA Tech failed to file a patent application and another team successfully field an application that covered the same technique. Subsequent to this set back, GTRI investigated methods to measure the force applied to the patients body. No suitable sensor was identified.


text: In the mobile gaming industry, organic installs refer to downloads that cannot be attributed to any advertising channel and thus do not introduce upfront user acquisition (UA) cost. Understanding the causal factors on organic installs is of vital importance for a game's ecosystem, as such knowledge can help bring in more organic users, who tend to be more loyal and active. A major challenge in discovering the causal effects is the potential temporal lag between an UA operation and the growth in organic installs. In this paper, we solve the problem by using a deep attentional neural network to analyze multivariate time series data. The core of our design is a novel attention mechanism, namely 2D-ATT, that can learn the contribution of each feature to the target at different levels of temporal delay. Our experiments on a series of synthetic datasets show that 2D-ATT outperforms existing approaches for discovering complex causal effects. We also use 2D-ATT to analyze a real-world mobile game dataset collected by Jam City, a video game company based in California. Our discoveries provide valuable insights to UA operations.


Joseline - Meaning of Joseline, What does Joseline mean?
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Joseline - Meaning of Joseline
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Meaning of the name Joseline
[ 4 syll. jo-se-li-ne, jos-el-ine ] The baby girl name Joseline is pronounced as JHow-SEH-LiyiyN, JHow-SEH-Liy-Nehor ZJHow-SEH-LiyiyN †. Joseline is used mostly in German and its language of origin is Old French. Joseline is a derivative of the English and German name Jocelyn.
Joseline is rare as a baby girl name. At the peak of its usage in 2007, 0.013% of baby girls were named Joseline. It was #968 in rank then. The baby name has markedly dropped in popularity since then, and is currently used on a very modest scale. Out of the family of girl names directly related to Joseline, Jocelyn was the most commonly used in 2012.
Baby names that sound like Joseline include Jacalynn, Jackalynn (English), Jocelyne (English), Jolena (English), Josalynn (English), Julie Anna, Julie-Anna, Julieanna (English), Giliana, Giuliana (Italian), Giulianna, Jacalin, Jacaline (English), Jacalyn (English), Jacelyn (English), Jackalene (English), Jackalin (English), Jackaline, Jackalinne, and Jackalyn (English).
† English pronunciation for Joseline: JH as in "joy (JH.OY)" ; OW as in "oak (OW.K)" ; S as in "see (S.IY)" ; EH as in "ebb (EH.B)" ; L as in "lay (L.EY)" ; IY as in "eat (IY.T)" ; N as in "knee (N.IY)"
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Smažený sýr
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Smažený sýr
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Smažený sýr being fried in oil
Alternative names Vyprážaný syr
Place of origin Czech Republic and Slovakia
Main ingredients Cheese, flour, eggs, bread crumbs
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Smažený sýr (Czech pronunciation: [ˈsmaʒɛniː ˈsiːr], Slovak: Vyprážaný syr [ˈvipraːʒaniː ˈsir]; literally "fried cheese") is a Czech and Slovak cheese-based dish, widely spread in both countries, thanks to the former state of unification (see Czechoslovakia).
Fried Gruyère/Swiss cheese, served with tartar sauce and side salad.
A slice of cheese (which is usually Edam, but can also be Hermelín (in the Czech Republic), Emmental (in Slovakia) or some other cheese) and about 1.5 cm in thickness, is breaded with flour, egg and bread crumbs and fried either in a pan or in a deep fryer. It is often served with a side salad, potatoes (fries or boiled potatoes), and typically with tartar sauce (or mayonnaise). In Czech fast food outlets, it can be also prepared in the form of a sandwich (i.e., between two slices of bread, usually something similar to a hamburger bun). The usual complement is tartar sauce. The dish may also be prepared with a thin slice of ham sandwiched between two slices of cheese.
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Because of limited surface water in reservoirs during a long term drought, this work aimed to locate clean and safe groundwater mixing with surface water for agricultural use in the Chianan plain, southwestern Taiwan subject to its hydrochemical parameters. Based on a standard of water quality for irrigation, multivariate indicator kriging (MVIK) was used to estimate integration of several hydrochemical parameters of groundwater mixing with surface water and to characterize spatial uncertainty. Different utilization ratios (UR) of groundwater regarded as multiple estimated thresholds significantly improved single-threshold drawbacks in previous studies. Recommended regions were determined under various groundwater utilization conditions according to probabilities estimated by MVIK. The analyzed results illustrate that groundwater plays a subordinate role in development of agricultural water resources in this plain. After proper dilution with surface water (UR = 0.5 and 0.25), approximately 48.9% of this plain can supply groundwater for irrigation. The northern, northeastern and eastern aquifers are excellent locations to extract groundwater mixing with equal or triple amounts of surface water. The research results provide agricultural administrators and farmers with simple guidelines to obtain sufficient and reliable water for maintaining sustainable production of crops during a long term drought.
- Multivariate indicator kriging