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A man's eyebrow and eye
Latin supercilium
MeSH Eyebrows
TA A15.2.07.023
FMA 54237
Anatomical terminology
The eyebrow is an area of thick, delicate hairs above the eye that follows the shape of the lower margin of the brow ridges of some mammals. Their main function is hypothesized to prevent sweat, water, and other debris from falling down into the eye socket, but they are also important to human communication and facial expression. It is not uncommon for people to modify their eyebrows by means of hair addition, removal, makeup, tattoo, or piercings.
It is believed[by whom?] that the main function of the eyebrow is to prevent moisture, mostly salty sweat and rain, from flowing into the eye. Greek physician Herophilos, in his treatise "Anatomy," was among the first to hypothesize such a theory, proposing that the eyebrows are "adorned with hair, so that if copious perspiration came [down], it would be contained by this 'check-point' of hair placed in its way until it is wiped off, so that it could not obstruct the eyes." The typical curved shape of the eyebrow (with a slant on the side) and the direction in which eyebrow hairs are pointed, make sure that moisture has a tendency to flow sideways around the eyes, along the side of the head and along the nose.[citation needed] The slightly protruding brow ridges of modern humans could also be used as a defense structure against the floods of moisture. Desmond Morris, discussing the possible function of the eyebrow in human evolution, criticized this suggestion as non-effective [1] and suggested that the primary function of the eyebrows is to signal the changing moods of their owners. Together with the brow ridges, the eyebrows also shade the eyes from sunlight.[citation needed] Eyebrows also prevent debris such as dandruff and other small objects from falling into the eyes, as well as providing a more sensitive sense for detecting objects being near the eye, like small insects.
Eyebrows also have an important facilitative function in communication, strengthening expressions, such as surprise, anger or sexiness. Many makeup artists view eyebrows as a major feature in defining the face. The eyebrows shape the human face and give definition to one's eyes and forehead. Depending on the shape of the eyebrows, it sometimes can cause what is known as a false facial expression (such as a person's eyebrows shaped to seem as if the person was angry, but really isn't). Some people can also move their eyebrows up and down alternately.
Eyebrows as eyespots[edit]
Joseph Jordania suggested that the primary evolutionary function of clearly visible eyebrows was safety from predators during the vulnerable nighttime sleep, when early hominid groups started sleeping on the ground, away from the trees. Stealth predators (like big cats) as a rule stop hunting if they notice that prey animals are watching them. Cheap plastic masks, placed on the back of the head, saved many human lives in India and Bangladesh, where man-eating tigers claimed many victims in Sundarbans national park.[citation needed] Many predators (particularly big cats) are very sensitive to eyespots, and all the big cats have eyespots on the back of their own ears. According to Jordania, at night, when hominid eyes were closed, the eyebrows, arched upwards, and eyelashes, arched downwards, formed clearly definable oval eyespots on a 'sleeping' human face, creating an illusion that the eyes were still open and watching (and therefore could deter predators from attacking sleeping hominids).[2]
In a study published by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where subjects were asked to identify celebrities with either their eyes or their eyebrows digitally edited out, the subjects were able to recognize the celebrity 46% of the time with their eyebrows edited out, compared to 60% of the time with their eyes edited out. The findings indicate the importance of eyebrows in providing clues to an individual's identity.[3]
Eyebrow modification[edit]
An eyebrow that has been modified via waxing
Eyebrows are a major facial feature. Cosmetic methods have been developed to alter the look of one's eyebrows, whether the goal is to add or remove hair, change the color, or change the position of the eyebrow.
Several options exist for removing hair to achieve a thinner or smaller eyebrow, or to "correct" a unibrow, including manual and electronic tweezing, waxing, and threading. The most common method is to use tweezers to thin out and shape the eyebrow.[4] Waxing is becoming more popular.[5] Lastly, there is threading eyebrows, where a cotton thread is rolled over hair to pull it out. Small scissors are sometimes used to trim the eyebrows, either with another method of hair removal or alone. All of these methods can be painful for some seconds or minutes due to the sensitivity of the area around the eye but, often, this pain decreases over time as the individual becomes used to it. In time, hair that has been plucked will stop growing back.[6] Some people wax or shave off their eyebrows and leave them bare, stencil or draw them in with eye liner, or tattoo them on. In Western societies, it has become more common for men to pluck part of their eyebrows.
To create a fuller look, eyebrows can be cloned in an eyebrow transplant: Individual strands of the eyebrow are mimicked to create a natural-looking eyebrow of the desired shape. Eyebrow brushes and shaders are used to further define the eyebrow. A fairly recent trend in eyebrow modification is in eyebrow tinting: Permanent dye, similar to hair color, is used on the eyebrow, often to darken them.
An eyebrow lift, a cosmetic surgery to raise the eyebrow, usually to create a more feminine or youthful appearance, is a new phenomenon.[7] They can be affected during a face lift or an eye lift. More recently, doctors inject patients' eyebrows with botox or similar toxins to temporarily raise the eyebrow.[8]
From the 8th century, many Japanese noblewomen practiced hikimayu, shaving or plucking the eyebrow hair and painting smudge-like ones higher on the forehead. Shaving lines in eyebrows is another cosmetic alteration, more common among younger people in the 1990s and 2000s.[9]
See also[edit]
 - Anti-eyebrow, a body piercing placed below the eyebrow
 - Eyebrow piercing, a body piercing done through the eyebrow
 - Trichotillomania, a disorder where sufferers have an impulse to pull out body hair, including eyebrows
 - Unibrow, the presence of abundant hair between the eyebrows
 - Eyebrow restoration, surgical procedure to change the look of one's eyebrows
 1. ^ Desmond Morris, The Naked Man: A Study of the Male Body. London: Jonathan Cape, 2008
 2. ^ Joseph Jordania, Why do People Sing? Music in Human Evolution, chapter "I Can See you! Eyespots in Humans." Logos, 2011, pg. 96
 3. ^ Javid Sadrô, Izzat Jarudi, Pawan Sinha. The role of eyebrows in face recognition. Perception, 2003, volume 32, pages 285-293
 4. ^ "Advanced Tips for Eyebrow Plucking". Makeup-product.com. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
 5. ^ "Eyebrow Waxing 101 - Makeup - Skin & Beauty - Daily Glow". Hair-n-skin-care.com. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
 6. ^ "What You Should Know About Eyebrows". //www.sheilasfashionsense.com. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
 7. ^ "Brow Lift Procedure Recovery, Before and After on". Medicinenet.com. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
 8. ^ "Access". Medscape. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
 9. ^ Bruce Ely, The Oregonian (2008-04-28). "Teens shaving lines in eyebrows raise gang concerns in schools". OregonLive.com. Retrieved 2012-06-23.
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Though the origin of National Daughter's Day is not well-documented, it is believed to have emerged as a response to traditional celebrations that often only recognized sons, such as Father's Day and Mother's Day. Canada, being a country with a culture that supports gender equality and diversity, embraces this day as an opportunity to celebrate the achievements and contributions of daughters across the nation. The inclusion of National Daughter's Day in Canadian society not only strengthens family ties but also reiterates the importance of empowering and encouraging young women to reach their fullest potential.
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Snapshot
The snapshot block takes a snapshot of a given expression when a discrete events is triggered.
In versions prior to Ecolego 6, this functionality was incorporated in the recorder block.
When creating a snapshot block, you must specify either the name of the object to monitor, or an expression to monitor. This is called the "Target expression". You also select a discrete events which will trigger the snapshot.
Creating a snapshot block
From the Projects window
 - Expand the Project to which you wish to add the snapshot by clicking the + symbol next to it. Right-click on 'Blocks', or a sub-system in 'Blocks', and select Snapshot from the pop-up menu.
From the Matrix window
 - Right click an empty diagonal cell of the matrix and select Snapshot from the the pop-up menu.
From the Blocks window
 - Place the mouse anywhere over the area of this window and right-click on it. Select New | Snapshot from the pop-up menu, or
 - In the title bar, select Snapshot from the Type drop-down list and click on the New button.
Editing a snapshot block
NoteMost block properties can be edited directly in the Blocks window.
The block editor is shown by right-clicking the block in a window and selecting Edit. In the Blocks window, you can also show the block editor by selecting the block and clicking the Edit button, or by double-clicking the right-most "validation" column of the block.
The block editor has three tabs:
Properties
This page lets you edit basic properties such as name, sub-system and base unit. See editing properties for more information.
Appearance
This page lets you edit the visual properties of the block in the matrix window and graph window. See editing appearance for more information.
Values
Dimension - You can specify the dimension of the block by using the Type drop down list. Depending on the dimension the index drop down lists are activated.
Data - The data table let you specify index specific properties like target expression.
 - Indices - For blocks that are non-scalar, the first columns will specify indices from the index lists. This allows you to specify different expressions for different indices.
 - Target expression - Enter either just the ID of an object to monitor, or enter a full expression.
 - Event - Select a discrete event which will trigger the snapshot. The value of the block will then be equal to the current value of target expression.
 - Initial value - Enter an expression for the initial value of the block, until the first snapshot has been taken.
 - Information - By using the Table control button you can display more columns that will help you document your model.
Example: Min/Max, Snapshot
Consider a model which simulates the financial transactions between yourself and your bank. A block named balance contains the current balance of your accounts. You wish to find out the maximum amount of money on your account over the month, and present this value by month.
To achieve this we need a discrete event which at the beginning of each month will
 1. Reset the Min/Max block.
 2. Take a snapshot of the Min/Max block.
The reason that we use a snapshot is because the value of the Min/Max block will change over the month as money are deposited or withdrawn from your accounts.
Assuming that the time unit is years, create a discrete event named Event_new_month with the following values:
Property Value
Left expression time/12-round(time/12)
Direction
Right expression0
Create a min/max block named balance_max, with the operation of Maximum. Give it the following values:
Property Value
Target expressionbalance
Reset Event_new_month
Finally create a snapshot block with the following values:
Property Value
Target expressionbalance_max
Event Event_new_month
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polyglot persistence
Polyglot persistence is an enterprise storage term used to describe choosing different data storage/data stores technologies to support the various data types and their storage needs. Polyglot persistence is essentially the idea that an application can use more than one core database (DB)/storage technology.
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Polyglot persistence suggests that database engineers/architects first figure out how they want to manipulate data and then choose the database technology that best fits their needs. This approach is used to solve data storage efficiency issues, simplify operations and eliminate fragmentation.
Polyglot persistence uses the same ideas as polyglot programming, which is the practice of writing applications using a mix of languages in order to take full advantage of the fact that various languages are suitable for solving different problems.
Polyglot is defined as someone who can speak and write in several languages. In data storage, the term persistence means that data survives after the process with which it was created has ended. In other words, data is stored in non-volatile storage.
An enterprise should ask several questions before it makes the decision to implement polyglot persistence. Some of these specific questions include:
 - How will the enterprise be trained to work with the new system?
 - Is there an expert available who can help get the system up and running?
 - Can this expert mentor the rest of the staff?
 - Who can provide support and repairs should a problem occur?
Once satisfactory answers have been found for each of these questions, polyglot persistence can be implemented to help an enterprise begin to make the move away from relational databases and towards a mixture of data sources.
How to use polyglot persistence
Unfortunately, polyglot persistence cannot be downloaded; it must be designed for the specific data architecture used by an enterprise. However, it has the flexibility to be used with SQL, NoSQL or hybrid database systems.
Various factors should be taken into consideration when deciding to move to a polyglot persistence storage system. For example, if big data is used in the promotion of a business or product, then changes will have to be made to the system to support this practice. The most ideal environment is one where only one persistence technology exists; however, this is not suitable for big data problem solving. Another database will need to be introduced along with other supporting technologies in order to sustain the new implementation. Whether or not it is necessary to support ACID compliance versus BASE compliance -- basic availability, soft-state and eventual consistency -- should also be considered.
The most important factor to understand is the data flow within the organization. An easy way to do this is to establish an owner for each piece of data in the system. Introducing this detail at the overall system architecture level will allow developers to see which owner is able to modify their corresponding piece of data as well as how this data will be distributed in the system, thus making the work on each of the different pieces of data more feasible.
Once the data flow is recognized and defined, the decision of placing the data in a table or a document model must be made. This decision depends on the programmer's preference as well as the specifics of the current problem. However, the decision between a table or document model is reversible and will have a local, not a global, impact.
Several solutions are available to automate polyglot persistence, such as CloudBoost.io. CloudBoost.io provides a simple application program interface (API) that can be used to store and query the data. It also uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically store the data into the appropriate areas of the database.
Data storage types
Polyglot persistence uses data storage types such as:
Polyglot persistence strengths and weaknesses
Some strengths of polyglot persistence include:
 - Simplifies operations
 - Eliminates fragmentation
 - Creates faster response time
 - Improves efficiency
 - Scales extremely well
 - Allows database engineers/architects to decide where data is stored
Weaknesses of polyglot persistence include:
 - Must be designed from the ground up based on the specific data architecture of an enterprise -- there are no out of the box solutions
 - Database engineers/architects must choose where to store data
 - Database interactions become more complicated
 - New data stores mean increased complexity and a need for more training
 - Maintenance and repairs take longer
 - Database integration increases operational and engineering expenses
Example of polyglot persistence
An e-commerce store is a good example of where an organization might apply polyglot persistence. An online store uses many types of data for the shopping cart alone -- such as transactional, session, inventory, completed orders and customer profiles.
In the past, enterprises might use a single database engine to handle the data required for an e-commerce application. Doing so would require extensive data conversion to format the different data types for a single, relational database.
Polyglot persistence suggests that the shopping cart (and related e-commerce) data be divided into databases that are best suited for each data type.
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Does Florida Law Treat Inheritance as a Marital or Non-Marital Asset?
When dividing property during a divorce, the question "Is an inheritance a marital asset in Florida?" may cross your mind. As you may know, any marital assets – the property that you and your spouse own together – will be split during the property division process. But what about inheritance?
Whether an inheritance will be considered a marital asset depends on multiple factors, including whether:
 1. The inheriting spouse kept the inheritance separate;
 2. The inheriting spouse commingled the inheritance with other marital assets; and
 3. The inheritance was left to one or both spouses.
Equitable Distribution and Inheritance
In order to understand whether an inheritance will be "split" between divorcing spouses, you need to know how Florida's equitable distribution process works.
After a divorce, Florida courts divide marital property in a manner that is not only fair but also equitable. However, the process of property division is not necessarily "equal."
Unlike community property states that split all assets acquired during a marriage equally, Florida's family law provides that while the distribution should be fair, courts may adjust that division when adjustment is appropriate for the couple's unique situation.
To do so, courts will review and consider a plethora of factors, including:
 - Each spouse's contributions to the marriage;
 - The duration of the marriage;
 - The financial circumstances of the parties; and
 - Contributions of spouses to each other's career or education, among many other factors.
Is Inheritance a Marital or Non-Marital Asset in a Florida Divorce?
Under Florida law, courts can divide only marital assets and debts. Any assets acquired during the marriage by spouses are considered marital assets (real estate, cars, mortgages, cars, bank accounts, and others).
If the item was acquired only in your name, a Florida court would likely consider it a marital asset. Thus, if you bought a car during the marriage but the vehicle is listed in your name, it may still be considered a marital asset.
But is an inheritance, which you received during the marriage, a marital asset, too? If an inherited home or another asset was put in both spouses' names, the inheritance is considered a marital asset.
Non-marital assets and liabilities are any items acquired by either spouse before the marriage. Generally, gifts and inheritance received during the marriage are also considered non-marital assets, unless the inherited asset was put in both spouses' names.
Also, any income received from non-marital assets and items exchanged for non-marital assets is considered separate property. For example, if you inherited a home in the course of a marriage and decided to rent out that house, any rent money you receive is considered non-marital assets.
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Commingling is mixing or converting the non-marital assets into marital assets during the marriage. This can happen if a spouse does not treat his or her non-marital assets separately and ends up commingling marital with non-marital assets.
As a result, any commingled non-marital assets lose their special status. Thus, if you inherited a home and decided to sell it, and then used that money to purchase marital property or pay joint debts, you have committed what is known as commingling.
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A new grant program from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grants $13.5 million to 32 schools for aviation education to increase the attraction of train students for careers such as pilots and aviation maintenance technicians. The aim is to assist economically deprived areas.
The help is a crucial assessment for the industry. The FAA grant by the FAA is curated to structuralize the sector by attracting students to aviation careers. The grant aims to aid with the shortage of aviation professionals by supporting the educational and training branches. In this way, future pilots and aviation maintenance technicians are attracted to the area of study.
The investment will be distributed among 32 schools across the United States. The effort is to attract potential aviation students and train them for the aviation industry branches, which have faced significant challenges due to post-pandemic effects. With its impact on the overall revenue of the companies and the staff, alterations have shifted the course of aviation. It has caused a decrease in industry demand.


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Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 75 (1995) 3–23
(with Matthias Baaz)
Jan Krajicek posed the following problem: Is there is a generalization result in the theory of real closed fields of the form: If \(A(1 + \dots + 1)\) (\(n\) occurrences of 1) is provable in length \(k\) for all \(n = 0, 1, 2, \dots\), then \((\forall x)A(x)\) is provable? It is argued that the answer to this question depends on the particular formulation of the "theory of real closed fields." Four distinct formulations are investigated with respect to their generalization behavior. It is shown that there is a positive answer to Krajicek's question for (1) the axiom system RCF of Artin-Schreier with Gentzen's LK as underlying logical calculus, (2) RCF with the variant LKB of LK allowing introduction of several quantifiers of the same type in one step, (3) LKB and the first-order schemata corresponding to Dedekind cuts and the supremum principle. A negative answer is given for (4) any system containing the schema of extensionality.


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One Billion Rising: Strike! Dance! Rise!
One Billion Rising is a campaign which is based on a very novel and refreshing approach to feminism. The campaign began in 2012, when a number of people from all over the world signed up for it, and it is based on the fight against violence towards women. The campaign, which focuses on gender equality, rose with the intention of doing away with helplessness amongst the gender. The idea of the campaign was to mobilize and empower women to fight for justice, and to rise together to end the suffering they have to face, worldwide.
Whether it be a developed nation or an under-developed one, violence against women is something which is prevalent throughout the world. According to the campaign, one in every three women is bound to face violence of some form or the other in her lifetime. This statistical figure is what brought about the name of the campaign, One Billion Rising.
The campaign was initiated by V-Day, the organization which was founded by Eve Ensler, the playwright who wrote The Vagina Monologues. For Ensler, the number of stories of violence of some form or the other, which women in the audience would share with her, after shows of The Vagina Monologues made her start the V-Day organization. When One Billion Rising was announced, people from over 160 countries signed up for it. On the 15th of February, 2013, One Billion Rising was realized, and how! The formal beginning of the event was on Valentine's Day, which is the 14th of February. Women as well as men from over 207 countries showed up to participate.
The first round of the campaign itself was a monumental one. It brought women together from various countries, cultures, races, classes and religions, and united them towards one common cause. Although the event was held in various places around the world, the One Billion Rising campaign mobilized the common sentiment which had otherwise not been consolidated at this large a scale. The various issues of violence were not discussed so much as they were expressed. The very fact that large numbers of women came together to dance is a very novel concept. Dance is a form of artistic expression which also enables empowerment.
Many women who have been victims of various forms of violence came together to dance away their fears, their apprehensions, their depression, and the societal "shame" which is often dumped upon them. The dancing was not just therapeutic, but also a political statement for the need and the demand for safe space for women in public. The movement got massive media attention, which also helped spread the message of the various kinds of suffering which are inflicted upon women who might apparently be leading "normal" lives.
The movement created a sense of unity which was lacking at a global level. Women , purely on the basis of their gender and their common suffering rose to fight against it by dancing out their feelings, by dancing out their frustration and demands. The dancing was also a celebration of their own gender.
The One Billion Rising campaign refuses to be the end to the means. It is, in fact the means towards the end of violence against the female gender. According to the homepage of the campaign:
"ONE BILLION WOMEN VIOLATED IS AN ATROCITY.
ONE BILLION WOMEN DANCING IS A REVOLUTION."


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water testing and maintenance can help prevent this condition.
These are just a few examples of diseases and health issues that Koi Carp can encounter. Regularly monitoring the health of your Koi, maintaining optimal water conditions, and seeking veterinary advice when needed will help ensure the longevity and well-being of your prized fish.
How long do koi carp usually live?
Koi carp usually live for an average of 20-30 years.
Is it possible for koi carp to live longer than 30 years?
Yes, it is possible for koi carp to live longer than 30 years. Some koi carp have been known to live up to 50-70 years with proper care.
What factors can affect the lifespan of koi carp?
Several factors can affect the lifespan of koi carp. These include genetics, water quality, nutrition, and the overall care they receive.
How can I ensure a longer lifespan for my koi carp?
To ensure a longer lifespan for your koi carp, you should provide them with a clean and well-maintained pond, proper nutrition, regular water testing and maintenance, and a stress-free environment. It is also important to avoid overstocking the pond and to provide appropriate filtration and aeration.
What are some signs of a healthy koi carp?
Some signs of a healthy koi carp include vibrant colors, active swimming behavior, clear eyes, smooth skin, and a good appetite. It is also important to monitor their growth rate and look for any signs of illness or abnormalities.
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Installation overview
Installing a StorageGRID system in a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) or CentOS Linux environment includes three primary steps.
 1. Preparation: During planning and preparation, you perform these tasks:
 - Learn about the CPU, network, and storage requirements for StorageGRID.
 - Identify and prepare the physical or virtual servers you plan to use to host your StorageGRID grid nodes.
 - Prepare the RHEL or CentOS hosts, which includes installing Linux, configuring the host network, configuring host storage, installing Docker, and installing the StorageGRID host services.
 2. Deployment: When you deploy grid nodes, the individual grid nodes are created and connected to one or more networks. When deploying grid nodes:
 1. You deploy virtual grid nodes on the hosts you prepared in Step 1.
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Fragment of Temple Relief with Ducks
Originally this relief fragment belonged to a depiction of an offering bearer carrying three pintail ducks to the king. Amunemhat I used many Old Kingdom royal reliefs in the construction of his pyramid complex at Lisht, so it is sometimes difficult to distinguish reliefs made during his reign from original Old Kingdom works. Certain details of this exquisite fragment—particularly the elegant sweep of the duck's wing and the unnatural bend of the servant's fingers—suggest a Middle Kingdom date.
- Medium: Limestone. traces of paint
- Place Excavated: Lisht, Egypt
- Dates: ca. _PHONE_ B.C.E. or earlier
- Dynasty: XII Dynasty or earlier
- Period: Middle Kingdom
- Dimensions: 18 1/16 x 9 3/16 in. (45.8 x 23.3 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Old Kingdom to 18th Dynasty, Egyptian Galleries, 3rd Floor
- Accession Number: 52.130.2
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Fragment of Temple Relief with Ducks, ca. _PHONE_ B.C.E. or earlier. Limestone. traces of paint, 18 1/16 x 9 3/16 in. (45.8 x 23.3 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 52.130.2. Creative Commons-BY
- Catalogue Description: Fragment of limestone tomb relief with portion of standing male servant holding in extended hands three pintail ducks; from Mastaba near pyramid of Amenemhet I, at Lisht. Condition: Broken into two pieces, upper right surface gouged. Slight remains of paint.
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These Blacknose Sheep Look Just Like Stuffed Animals & They Make Great Pets!
The Valais Blacknose sheep (In German: Walliser Schwarznasenschaf) is a wonderful breed of domestic sheep that originated in the Valais region of Switzerland.
They are documented as far back as the 15th century! However, Valais Blacknose sheep were not officially recognized as unique until the 1960s.
Valais Blacknose sheep are raised for both wool and meat. These remarkable sheep are unmistakable with their black faces, ears and long spiral horns, black patches on their knees, hocks and feet.
They are extremely friendly and will love humans as much as humans love them.
You shouldn't be surprised that they have been called the cutest sheep in the world!
Valais Blacknose sheep wool is course: the average fiber diameter is approximately 38 microns, with a staple length of 100mm or more.
The annual yield is about 4 kilograms per head.
Their wool is best sutied for carpets or felting.
These black-faced sheep are known to be very friendly, tamed easily and have a naturally peaceful demeanor.
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SUS – SATELLITE BASED WARNING SYSTEM FOR VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
The warning system is based on data from the European Sentinel satellites from the Copernicus program, as well as climate modelling and socio-economic data. SUS recieves funding from Den Europæriske Fond for Regionaludvikling og regionale udviklingsmidler via Vækstforum Hovedstaden and Water DTU.
MOIST – Managing and Optimizing Irrigation by Satellite Tools
SEN-ET Sentinels for Evapotranspiration
SpaceAcademy@DK will bring space research into the classrooms in higher education – to ensure that Denmark educates future labor so the potential in space data and space research can be fully utilized, and on the other hand to increase recruitment to STEM programs by using the fascination power of Space. SpaceAcademy@DK receives funding from the Danish Ministry of Education and Science.


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Modules for the STARDOM™ network-based control system include control modules with the speed and reliability required for small- to medium-size turbomachinery. A frequency input module accurately measures the speed of even slowly rotating wind turbine blades. An upgraded CPU module for oil and gas upstream processes has improved reliability and greater memory capacity. A servo module controls the rotational speed of small- to medium-size turbomachinery, and a high-speed protection module protects machines by detecting anomalies such as excessive rotation speeds. The frequency input module measures rotational speeds with high accuracy (±0.1% of reading), even at speeds as low as 0.1 Hz.
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Many colors, one rainbow; many cultures, one family.
The Brooks Global Studies Extended Year Magnet is the only school in the Guilford County school system without a specific attendance zone. Parents and students from throughout the system may choose to attend Brooks -- and more of them are choosing it. Opening in 1991 with 80 students, more than 300 students enrolled at the start of the 1993 school year, and more remained on a waiting list.
Three distinctive features make Brooks stand out:
Preliminary investigations by two psychologists from Loyola University of Chicago provide encouraging evidence that the longer instructional year pays off. Children receive an additional six weeks of instruction, with breaks provided periodically throughout the year and the school closed for two weeks during the summer. Field trips, guest speakers, and weekly foreign language instruction are emphasized during the program.
According to Loyola researchers Julie Frazier and Frederick Morrison:
Although these findings are encouraging, it is difficult to disentangle them from the school's unique curriculum which emphasizes, in the words of school principal Tony Meachum, that "just as many colors make one rainbow, many cultures make one national family."
School officials believe that rapid improvements in technology and communications make learning about the world and human cultures essential for today's young people.
The global studies program emphasizes the five major geography themes developed by the National Geographic Society: location (exactly where on the earth's surface places are found); place (the physical and human characteristics of specific places that set them apart from others); relationships within places (how humans interact with their environment, for both good and bad); movement (how people, products, information, and ideas within and among countries change); and regions (how regions form and develop).
Brooks officials stress that their after-school programs are not merely custodial care. After-School Enrichment Services (ACES) are available for a fee to interested parents and offer an impressive structured balance of academic, physical education, and recreation programs. Academic work includes homework time, work on basic skills, curriculum-related games, critical thinking skills, and silent reading time. The remainder of the time is devoted to physical education, games and other recreational activities such as movies, arts, crafts, and music.
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What does 2HLANN stand for?
2HLANN stands for Two Hidden Layers Artificial Neural Network
This definition appears rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Information technology (IT) and computers
- Science, medicine, engineering, etc.
- Second Generation Language
- Second Generation Non Turbo
- Second Generation (Video) Surveillance System
- Draw Raffle
- Second Half (of the year)
- Two-handed sword (World of Warcraft gaming)
- Double Sided, High Density Disk
- Second Harmonic Distortion
- 2-Hydroxy Ethyl Methacrylate
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curatorial project, research project + exhibition
An experimental 3 month long artistic research residency and exhibition project examining the connection between Earth and computation with the work of Berlin-based artist Martin Howse, curated by Peter Flemming in collaboration with OBORO and Perte de Signal in Montréal with support from the Goethe Institut.
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Dissolutions examines the connection between Earth and computation. This artistic research residency and experimental exhibition project intervenes within cycles of earth-extraction-earth-return in which the minerals which form the material basis of digital technology are pulled from the ground using large-scale industrial processes, eventually to be re-absorbed in the form of e-waste and pollution.
Dissolutions aims to construct a series of playfully experimental situations (open labs, workshops, talks, collective field trips) exploring the material-basis of contemporary and future cultures, focusing on the transition from largescale industrial technologies, particularly those of extraction and mining, to the seemingly invisible realm of the digital.


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- Grade Level:
- Fourth Grade
- Social Studies, Writing
- 30-45 minutes
- Group Size:
- Up to 36
- National/State Standards:
- Social Studies: 1, 1a,1b,3a, 5
OverviewThis lesson engages students to determine important locations and creatively develop their own names for places around the school.
Enduring Understanding: There is a history to how locations got their names.
Essential Question: What events or people can influence the naming of a location?
The students will learn to:
1) Understand how pioneers generated place names
2) use creative skills to generate their own place names
3) determine important features of localized geographic area
"A trail led from Natchez northward and eastward through forests of oak and hickory and pine, through can thickets and swamps, to Nashville on the Cumberland, 500 miles away. The trail had many names. The southern part followed Indian paths to the farm villages of the Choctaws. English men of the 1770's therefore spoke of the Path to the Choctaw Nation. The northern part was known by the people of Nashville as the Chickasaw Trace in the 1780's.
"As the flow of through traffic between Nashville and Natchez increased, men began to speak of 'the Natchez Road' or 'the Nashville Road,' naming it for the distant point to which they were headed.
"Frontiersmen who first explored the valleys that drained into the Ohio River left faint paths for others to follow. Such paths were called traces. Many of them became famous: Boone's Trace, Berry's Trace and others. In time, the people of the Cumberland Valley began to speak of the Natchez Trace. Oddly enough, they called it the Natchez Road" When it was merely a 'path that serpentine those boundless forests'. Not until after it had in face become a road did they call it the Natchez Trace." (Phelps and Ross 1952)
Where did people get ideas for names?
Place names can be descriptive like French Camp.
Place names can be historic like Yackanookany.
Place names can be aesthetic like Emerald Mound.
Place names can be about a person Colbert Ferry.
Place names can be about an event Pigeon Roost.
1.) Name It worksheet
2.) Name It worksheet example
Teachers: Give examples of place names along the Natchez Trace Parkway descriptive such as Shady Grove, Colbert Ferry, Cypress Swamp, and Dancing Rabbit Creek. Ask the students how they thought each place got its name. Ask the students to say place names that they know. Write them on the board as students name them. Discuss how those places may have gotten their names.
Student Task: This activity will generate more commitment if students are able to move about to investigate, either as a class, small groups or as individuals. Students will choose fifteen locations and list them on the worksheet. (Option: Student will draw a map, or be provided with an unlabeled map of the classroom or school) Students will make up unique and descriptive names for each location. For example, the doorway to the cafeteria could be "Food Pass", or the nurse's office could be "Healing Station."
1.) Students will determine what they think are important features of the classroom, school or school yard.
2.) Students will make up creative names for those important places.
3.) Hand out the Name It work sheet. Explain to the students that they will be making up names for fifteen locations in the classroom (or elsewhere).
4.) On the worksheet, they will write a short description of the location and then (at their seats or for homework) they will invent a name for the location.
5.) If students are going outside the classroom, be sure they understand their boundaries.
Teacher Closure: Review the activity and follow up with discussion of place names along the Natchez Trace Parkway.
AssessmentParticipation in the activity and quality of worksheet responses.
Park ConnectionsTeaches students the importance of how locations may have gotten their names and brings them into the history of the Natchez Trace.
1.) On a field trip to the Natchez Trace Parkway have the students observe place names along the roads.
2.) Provide the students a list of names of people and places on the Natchez Trace. Have them choose a person and write a report about that person and how they were associated with the Old Natchez Trace. Alternatively, if the student knows a family member or friend who has a name associated with the Natchez Trace, have them investigate that family's role on the Old Natchez Trace.
a. Students write a creative paragraph about one or more of the place names they created. For example, the nurse's office could be accompanied by a story about a student who got sick and went to the nurse's office. Students should be encouraged to use descriptive words.
b. Students write a creative paragraph about one or more the place names on the Natchez Trace. Students should be encouraged to use descriptive words


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Well, if both the memory available and the memory used keep on increasing with the available increasing faster than that used, then you're safe since on balance there's more memory available for matlab. Of course, if the memory available for all arrays increases while the memory used by matlab also increases that means that some other program is using less memory. So, at some point that other program will settle down to its minimum usage and then the increased usage by matlab may be become a problem.
Whether or not you'll run out of memory depends on how much memory you have, how long you want to run for and what the rate of memory increase is. You'll get a out of memory error if:
- memory available for all arrays decreases to 0
- you try to increase the size of an existing array (e.g. by adding elements) so that its memory requirement are higher than maximum possible array size.


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st: RE: re: a question related to -foreach-
From "Nick Cox" <_EMAIL_>
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Subject st: RE: re: a question related to -foreach-
Date Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:32:10 +0100
Notwithstanding this good advice, it may be of interest to see an answer
to the original question.
First, as does Kit, I assume that the number of observations is at least
36. This can always be achieved by -set obs- if it is not correct.
gen mean = .
local i = 1
qui foreach x of var b1-b36 {
 su 'x', meanonly
 replace mean = r(mean) in 'i'
 local ++i
}
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gen mean = .
qui forval i = 1/36 {
 su b'i', meanonly
 replace mean = r(mean) in 'i'
}
You will want to keep track of names too.
For example,
gen mean = .
gen varname = ""
local i = 1
qui foreach x of var b1-b36 {
 su 'x', meanonly
 replace mean = r(mean) in 'i'
 replace varname = "'x'" in 'i'
 local ++i
}
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Carlo asks
. foreach x of varlist b1-b36 {
 2. summarize 'x'
3. }
 I would like to generate a newvar in which the r(mean) for each one
of the 36 variables included in varlist are stored. How can I do this
in Stata 9.2/SE?
No need to use a foreach loop.
tabstat b1-b36, save
mat mu = r(StatTotal)'
mat li mu
If for some reason you want these in a variable, use -svmat-:
svmat mu
which creates variable mu1, obs. 1-36.
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This function is the internal function of the fuzzy rule-based classification systems (FRBCS) to compute the predicted values.
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a matrix (m \times n) of data for the prediction process, where m is the number of instances and n is the number of input variables.
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A matrix of predicted values.
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Harvard University, History Department and Committee on Degrees in History and Literature
Tenure Track Professor of modern history of gender and culture
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The Department of History and the Committee on Degrees in History and Literature seek to appoint a tenure-track professor (at the assistant or untenured associate professor level) in the modern history of gender and culture, in a regional specialty other than the United States. The appointment is expected to begin on July 1, 2014. The tenure-track professor will be responsible for teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels in history, and for interdisciplinary instruction in history and literature. Doctorate in history or a related discipline is required by the time the appointment begins. Strong teaching experience as well as demonstrated competence in relevant research languages is desired.
Applicants should submit a letter of application, including a brief statement of current and future research and teaching interests, a curriculum vitae with a complete bibliography, and the names and contact information of three references to: _URL_ Applications are not considered complete until the required three letters of recommendation are received. The deadline for receipt of applications is October 15, 2013. Harvard is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Applications from women and minorities are strongly encouraged.
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What is the physical meaning of magnetic length $\ell_B=\frac{\hbar c}{e B}$ in 2D electron system under magnetic field? When $\ell_B \longrightarrow a$, where $a$ is the lattice constant, does that mean the Landau sub-band is nearly flat?
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The physical meaning is the length of electron trajectory along which this electron gains phase factor comparable with $2\pi$ from the magnetic field. Normally, it is rather large. When is is as small as lattice constant, it means that the magnetic field is comparable with electric field in the atom which is rather rare situation.
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First of all, the expression for the magnetic length that you give is wrong: there is a square root missing: $l_B=\sqrt{\frac{\hbar c}{eB}}$.
Secondly, to understand the meaning, you don't really need to think about lattices or phases of the electron wavefunction as the previous answers would have it. Instead, begin by thinking about a motion of a classical charged particle in a magnetic field. If it has an initial velocity in the direction perpendicular to the field, it will move in a circle whose radius is found from the second Newton's law: $m v^2/R = \frac{e}{c}vB \Rightarrow R=\frac{mvc}{eB}$ - the so-called Larmor radius.
Now let's ask ourselves, what would be the smallest radius allowed by the uncertainty principle? After all, the Larmor radius $R\propto mv=p$, but the uncertainty principle states that the two cannot be arbitrarily small simultaneously. In fact, the uncertainties in the particle's position and momentum are bounded by $\Delta x \Delta p \geq \hbar/2$. For a particle moving around a circle, $\Delta x = 2R$ while $\Delta p = 2mv$. In order to minimise the uncertainty we should replace $mv \to \hbar/R$ in the expression for the Larmor radius (I am ignoring the factor of 8 here - but we are after the physical meaning, not the exact numbers here). This gives $R^2=\frac{\hbar c}{eB}$ - which is the expression for the magnetic length! In other words, the magnetic length $l_B$ has the physical meaning of the smallest size of a circular orbit in a magnetic field which is allowed by the uncertainty principle.
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There is a deeper meaning of the magnetic length $l_B$. It is the lattice constant of a two-dimensional (2D) artificial structure. Let's consider a particle moving in 2D plane under a perpendicular uniform magnetic field of strength $B$. In classical mechanics, the system is obviously translationally invariant under any translation. However, in quantum mechanics, it is not so, because what enters the Schrodinger equation is the corresponding vector potential, which breaks this symmetry. Nevertheless, it is still possible to define an artificial lattice with primitive vectors $\vec{a}$ and $\vec{b}$, so that the translation by any $\vec{R} = m\vec{a} + n\vec{b}$ remains a symmetry, provided the area of the unit cell is $|\vec{a}\times\vec{b}|=l^2_B$. This means that, $l_B$ measures the lattice constant of this artificial lattice.
For more details, please see the book The Geometric Phase in Quantum Systems by A. Bohm et al. Also, this paper is very useful: PRL49:405(1982).
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"Moku Shoku" Implemented in Fukuoka City
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As a new measure to combat Coronavirus, Japan has begun implementing silent eating, also known as 黙食 or moku-shoku, in various restaurants. The measure requests that customers refrain from talking while eating. The new word was first used by a curry restaurant in Fukuoka city by the name of Masala Chicken. The restaurant already had numerous prevention measures in place such as a mask requirement, washing hands upon entering the restaurant, and allowing only 1 person at a time at the register. However, among rising corona cases across Fukuoka and all of Japan, the restaurant made the decision to take even further measures.
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According to the restaurant's manager, Mr. Mitsuji, despite the restaurant having requests in place to wear masks, he wanted to give a more straightforward message to encourage customers dining in to help prevent the spread of Corona. When asked about how he came up with the word, which consists of both the characters to be silent and to eat, Mr. Mitsuji responded, "I thought the characters were too straightforward at first. Some people told me to go with a milder expression, such as the characters for quiet and eat, but I ultimately decided that the meaning and goal of the word was most important."
How Silent Eating Will Affect the Japanese Dining Experience
While the thought of eating in complete silence may be off-putting to some, the concept itself is not foreign to Japan. As some online users have explained, many of their children have similar "no talking while eating" rules at school. Instead of conversation, some schools put on a movie for the children to watch while they eat their bento.
Although the newly created word "moku-shoku" may come off as quite strong in Japanese, the idea behind it is quickly spreading. The rule has been mostly well-received online, and many Japanese Twitter users have pointed out that talking quietly if at all while eating is typically considered polite. One use below states that they, "thought remaining silent and eating were supposed to be good manners."
The user below made a popular Tweet discussing silent eating by saying the following:
"well, silent eating has become a trend, and it is recommended to eat silently alone. This is really wonderful. I want this to be recommended more and more.
At the same time, I would like people to stop recommending it as if it were absolutely the only correct answer."
As silent eating makes its way across more and more restaurants in Japan, hopefully more effective and innovative ways for safely eating out will also surface.
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Scientists have created a small robotic device that guides itself safely through a beating pig's heart, demonstrating what such tools might one day do in surgery.
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V_{m} (x,y,z + 1,t)}} {{\Delta z^{ 2} }}\right)\right) \\ \end{aligned} \right.$$
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The stability condition of the forward Euler difference equation is as follows:
$$\Delta t \le \frac{{\Delta \varsigma^{2} }}{{2d \cdot D_{global} }}$$
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where \(\Delta \varsigma\) is the spatial minimum resolution of 0.33 mm, D global demonstrates the maximum electrical conductivity of 0.154 mm2/ms and d is the spatial dimension. Here, d = 3 for 3D ventricle models. Thus we have iterative time step Δt ≤ 0.118 ms, i.e. the maximum stable time step Δt max is 0.118 ms. In this paper, we use \(\Delta t\) = 0.02 ms.
For the complex geometries of human ventricular tissue, precise treatment of boundary conditions would be very complicated. Many researchers have used Neumann no-flux boundary conditions for this problem [46], which is shown as Eq. (10):
$$n \cdot D_{global} \nabla V_{m} = 0$$
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where n is the vector normal to the surface, means that there is zero current flow normal to the ventricular tissue boundaries.
In this paper, to solve the no-flux boundary conditions, a phase-field method is employed [47]. The major advantage of the method is that it can automatically handle the boundary conditions by introducing an auxiliary field to smooth the interface between the interior and the exterior of ventricular tissue, which decreases the complexity of computation on the premise of maintaining the accuracy. In this approach, a new variable is defined as a phase variable \(\phi\), which plays a role in separating inner and outer boundary. \(\phi = 0\) for those inner points and \(\phi = 1\) for the outer. \(\phi\) is determined by the following equation:
$$\frac{\partial \phi }{\partial t} = \xi^{2} \nabla^{2} \phi - \frac{\partial G(\phi )}{\partial \phi }$$
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where \(\xi\) is a constant for dominating the border width. When the value of \(\phi\) is small enough, the no-flux boundary conditions are satisfied automatically. \(G(\phi )\) is the function satisfying the condition that this function has equal minimum value when \(\phi\) is either 0 or 1. In this work, we choose \(G(\phi )\) as:
$$G(\phi ) = - \frac{{(2\phi - 1)^{2} }}{2} + \frac{{(2\phi - 1)^{4} }}{4}$$
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Based on above solution process, as a result, the Eq. (1) can be substituted by:
$$\phi \frac{{\partial V_{m} }}{\partial t} = - \phi \frac{{I_{stim} + I_{ion} }}{{C_{m} }} + \nabla \left(D_{global} \phi \nabla V{}_{m}\right)$$
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Equation (13) is integrated using the forward Euler method with ζ = 0.33 mm.
The 3D anatomical model of ventricle is constructed with 325 × 325 × 425 pixels, which is like a box includes the interior pixels i.e. the ventricular tissue points and the exterior pixels which are not ventricular tissue points. We see each interior pixel as a syncytium corresponds to ς in Eq. (7). And its space position is (x, y, z). By using the forward Euler difference method to solve Eq. (13) with ς = 0.33 mm, each syncytium's action potential can be obtained. Combined with all syncytium's action potential, then the electrical propagation of human ventricular tissue is formed.
Merging attenuation function (MAF) for biophysical merging visualization
Traditional cardiac visualization methods render the heart model data through the light transport model (LTM):
$$L(x) = L(x_{0} )e^{{ - \int_{{x_{0} }}^{x} {\tau (t)} dt}}$$
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where x is the position of a point t along the direction of the light, and L(x) is the light intensity at x. L(x 0) represents the intensity at x 0, where the ray enters the volume data. τ(x) is the absorption coefficient and depends on the location on the ray. Let \(\sigma (x_{1} ,x_{2} ) = - \int_{{x_{1} }}^{{x_{2} }} {\tau (t)} dt\), which is called the optical depth, the opacity is thus defined as:
$$\alpha = 1 - \sigma (x_{1} ,x_{2} ) = 1 - e^{{ - \int_{{x_{{_{1} }} }}^{{x_{2} }} {\tau (t)} dt}}$$
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Then the so called transfer function is introduced to map s to L(s) and to α(s), where s is the scalar value of a point t which is inside the data volume and on the ray passing through the volume. Considering all points t on a ray, the total amount energy along the ray can be computed by:
$$L = \int_{0}^{\infty } {L(x)e^{ - \sigma (0,x)} dx}$$
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For the cardiac excitation conduction volume and anatomy structure volume, two linear lookup tables (LLUP) are built to implement linear mapping. Thus the respective L(x) and α(s) of voxel sample pair, i.e. s and it corresponding sample s' in the two volumes can be obtained. The linear mapping which is achieved by each LLUP is as follows:
$$\varTheta_{e} (V_{e} (x)):(\alpha_{e} (x),L_{e} (x))$$
$$\varTheta_{a} (V_{a} (x')):(\alpha_{a} (x'),L_{a} (x'))$$
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where \(V_{e} (x)\) is the action potential value and \(V_{a} (x')\) is the tissue gray value. \(\alpha_{e} (x)\) and \(L_{e} (x)\) are opacity and light intensity of s in the volume of cardiac excitation conduction model respectively. \(\alpha_{a} (x')\) and \(L_{a} (x')\) are the analogous variables in anatomy structure volume. Thus the merging attenuation function (MAF) for the cardiac electrophysiology-morphous merging visualization is defined by:
$$\tau '(x) = \alpha_{a} (x') \cdot \alpha_{e} (x) \cdot mef$$
$$mef = \left\{ {\begin{array}{*{20}c} {||N(x)||} & {V_{e} (x) = - 1} \\ 1 & {other} \\ \end{array} } \right.$$
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Where mef is the merging factor, N(x) is the normalized normal vector and ||N(x)|| is the norm of N(x). V e (x) = −1 means that only cardiac tissue data exists at current x position on the ray. Otherwise both cardiac conduction data and tissue data are valid at the current position.
The resultant light intensity for cardiac biophysical merging visualization is computed with the novel MAF:
$$L = \int_{0}^{t} {I_{merging} (x)e^{\sigma '(0,x)} dx}$$
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$$L_{merging} (x) = \frac{{\alpha_{e} (x)}}{{\alpha_{e} (x) + \alpha_{a} (x)}}(L_{e} (x) \cdot \alpha_{e} (x)) + \frac{{\alpha_{a} (x'


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AccelaCAPTURE™ replaces your paper encounter forms with an intelligent, electronic superbill deployed on a tablet, laptop or desktop PC. The fast capture form enables physicians to work as fast as paper while automating charge entry, providing faster practice throughput, preparing for ICD-10 and enabling digital routing within the medical office. Physician offices can transition to a digital paperless environment without having to change the way they operate now.
AccelaCAPTURE is a minimally invasive technology that can produce major results.
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