Additional features in Visual Verification
Jun 17, 2009 at 7:43 AM
Hello,
I've played a bit with the tool and found that some additional features related to Visual Verification, Image comparison etc would be useful:
- Excluding particular colour (or set of colours) from comparison, i.e. upon comparing 2 images I'd like to ignore some colour(s), so if there is a difference between pixels and one of them has the colour from Ignore List then the difference doesn't fail verification;
- Having analogue of .Contains(Snapshot sShot) method, means that you have 1 image and you need to know whether it contains another sub-image (sizes are different).
Please let me know if I've missed something and all these already implemented or there are workarounds.

Jun 17, 2009 at 12:12 PM
Hello,

We don't explicitly support these scenarios right now, but fortunately there's no blockers for them either. I'll bring them up for discussion with the testapi team today. In the meantime:

For #1 - I see three styles of approaches here, which are all potential workarounds:
 - Roll your own- You could extend/create a comparison class which accepts a list of ignored colors.
 - Color based "Masking" - We support the notion of creating Mask images which can be AND'ed or Or'ed with an image to produce a new image.
 - You can create a new mask image which will excludes pixels from the actual image contained in your ignore list - this would look like a black and white image, with the ignored regions in black
 - You run a diff of the two images
 - You then post-process the diff with the mask: AND the mask against a diff image to only have a diff covering colors you cared about
 - (hacky but fast) You could overwrite ignore color pixels with colors from the actual image

For #2 - Containment - we haven't offered a solution to this yet. As a first cut, if you are purely talking about a purely translated sub-region you may want to implement a "contains" style comparison class which could do a brute force scan, while breaking out of each cycle when a given "location sequence" is clearly a mismatch.

Thanks
Jun 18, 2009 at 7:16 AM
Thank you for the quick response and thanks a lot for your detailed suggestions, I'll definitely try them.
Jun 21, 2009 at 7:19 PM
NLord,
Thanks much for your suggestions. We are finalizing our next release (TestApi 0.3) right now, I have added your feature requests to the backlog for the next release (0.4).
Ivo
Apr 15, 2010 at 2:02 PM
Edited Apr 15, 2010 at 2:46 PM
As for the "Having analogue of .Contains(Snapshot sShot) method, ..." - I wrote a proof-of-concept snippet, which might be useful, please find below:
 /// <summary>
 /// Searches for the sub-image inside the image using specified tolerance.
 /// Attention! Might be slow.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="image">
 /// Image to search in.
 /// </param>
 /// <param name="subImage">
 /// Sub-image to search for..
 /// </param>
 /// <param name="verifier">
 /// The <see cref="SnapshotVerifier"/> to use during the search.
 /// Allows to specify tolerance.
 /// </param>
 /// <returns>
 /// True if the image contains the sub-image.
 /// </returns>
 public bool IsImageContainsSubImage(Snapshot image, Snapshot subImage, SnapshotVerifier verifier)
 {
 int imgH = image.Height;
 int imgW = image.Width;
 int subH = subImage.Height;
 int subW = subImage.Width;
 if (subW > imgW || subH > imgH)
 {
 return false;
 }
 Snapshot temp1;
 Snapshot temp2;
 for (int row = 0; row < imgH - subH; row++)
 {
 for (int column = 0; column < imgW - subW; column++)
 {
 //// If current image pixel doesn't agree with the 1-st pixel of the sub-image then go further.
 temp1 = image.Crop(new Rectangle(column, row, 1, 1));
 temp2 = subImage.Crop(new Rectangle(0, 0, 1, 1));
 if (VerificationResult.Pass == verifier.Verify(temp1.CompareTo(temp2)))
 {
 //// If we've got 1 agreed pixel then let's verify the rest.
 temp1 = image.Crop(new Rectangle(column, row, subW, subH));
 if (VerificationResult.Pass == verifier.Verify(temp1.CompareTo(subImage)))
 {
 return true;
 }
 }
 }
 }

 return false;
 }
May 4, 2010 at 9:27 PM
Hello!
This is an elegant solution, and has you using whichever verifier you want, which is a really good idea.
We're going to finally share a FindSubImage method in TestAPI 0.5. It's geared for speed, so it doesn't re-crop the image, which requires a copy of image bits, and it's got an early bailout on any pixel mismatch. We're using it internally, right now, in fact. : D
Jun 22, 2010 at 8:04 AM
I've had a look at TestAPI 0.5 and new Find() methods in Snapshot and they look create. Thank you for the tasty piece!


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Interactive timeline of Anglo-Dutch exchanges (50BC-1830)
This interactive multimedial timeline on Anglo-Dutch relations from antiquity to 1830, uses MIT's Simile technology and is based on the manuscript 'The Stranger's case : a timeline of Cross-Channel Interactions' by Jaap Harskamp, curator of the Dutch and Flemish collections at the British Library, in which he has compiled and annotated a comprehensive list of over 800 events relating to Anglo-Dutch relations throughout the centuries. It is part of the Open Learning Environment in early modern Low Countries history (_URL_
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Here is how it is done. This older process contains two discoveries enabled through Isopropyl's Super Power and polarity.
Discovery #1 - Brine Isopropyl Degumming
By pouring fully saturated salt water into Isopropyl Alcohol, the salt ions disrupt the hydrogen bonding causing the alcohol to separate from excess water which then forms two separate layers. This is called 'Salting-Out Isopropyl' and is very well known high school chemistry experiment. Salting-Out Isopropyl removes excess water, but it also frees up all other molecules dissolved by the alcohol. Picture the molecular world freed and now dancing in a big game of Musical Chairs except when the music stops, molecules tend to bond with similar molecules creating pure crystals. This pure crystallization of phospholipids is what you are seeing as a snow blizzard in the water layer.
Now for the first time ever, damaging phospholipids can easily be separated out of the oil. Phospholipids are responsible for locking impurities into the oil. Using this technique, phospholipids can literally be shaken free of the oil.
Silting is a comprehensive cleaning step that incorporates Brine Isopropyl Degumming. Being able to dividing the wash in two separate layers by Salting-Out the isopropyl is a great tool for cleaning out unwanted compounds. The water phase of the brine vacuums up all water soluble compounds, both polar and some semi-polar. Acids, sugars and other water soluble impurities are attracted to the water through polar forces. These compounds historically have been boiled into the RSO which is why RSO is considered an unrefined 'crude' oil. Trichome shells simply sink to the bottom of the water layer.
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What is Bar Bending Schedule?
What is Bar Bending Schedule?
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Bar Bending Schedule or BBS is actually a detailed tabulated worksheet showing the particulars of reinforcing bars as needed in reinforcement drawings of a structure. The phrase "Bar Bending" is so because at the steel yard where different types of reinforcement are cut and bent this table is used as a reference to bend the reinforcement bars in desired and required shape and sizes.
What is Bar Bending Schedule?
What is Bar Bending Schedule?
What information a bar bending schedule has?
Bar Bending Schedule is expected to contain all the important information and summarizes in tabular form. A good bar bending schedule must contain the following information :-
 1. Bar Mark No.
 2. Cut Length
 3. No. of Pieces
 4. Bar Cut Shape
 5. Bar Diameter
To know more about each of the above information, how to calculate and what it should be please follow this link.
Therefore now we are able to prepare a Template of a bar bending schedule; a typical bar bending schedule would be like this :-
A typical Bar Bending Schedule Table
A typical Bar Bending Schedule Table
Now from here you might be asking one question that what actually is the need of this tedious job of preparing Bar Bending Schedule.
What is the need of Bar Bending Schedule?
The simplest answer for this question would be that money matters a lot and reinforcement bars, in any project, takes a healthy share of the financial term of the project. Therefore in order to purchase material we need an estimate which should be near-to-actual during execution, this estimate may differs from engineer estimate which is only on the basis of experience and is only taking construction or bidding tender drawings as reference which are general and typical.
Thus with the help of Bar Bending Schedule you would have a clear figure about how much reinforcement you need to purchase of various diameters. After purchase the reinforcement the next phase is to cut and bend.
This cutting and bending must follow the bar shape shown in the bar bending schedule, thus before execution bar bending schedule is a must-to-have document at site. It is a good working technique because we cannot bear any error or mistake during this cutting and bending which otherwise will cause financial problems for all concerned.
The next phase after project execution is witness of the quantity by engineer at site as per drawings and verification of this quantity for further payment and financial steps. Engineer during steel fixing check the rebar as per the shop drawing and ensure it matches the bar bending schedule duly approved by the quantity and measurement engineer.
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The contractor actually submits a document called Quantity Witness Report (QWR) to the engineer having attached all the documents required like, reinforcement approved inspection requests, approved structural shop drawings, approved bar bending schedules. This is then verified by the engineer.
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It is always ensured that the person preparing the bar bending schedule must have a solid site execution experience. The rebar designation and cut length must be carefully selected as it will be the defining point for the scrap which will be remained after cutting and bending.
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Sunday 29 November 2015
Internet handshake extends the human touch
Scientists have developed a means of shaking hands across continents by using the internet to transmit such properties as grip, movement, even skin texture.
How the device works
Virtual handshake: How the device works
Scientists have developed a means of shaking hands across continents. Using the internet, the new technology can transmit such properties as grip, movement, even skin texture - everything, in fact, but actual physical contact.
A device that allows computer users to "feel" things online means that old friends thousands of miles apart could shake hands for the first time in years, a mother could soothe her child's troubled brow from miles away or even send a kiss via the web.
With the aid of a series of tiny motors and pressure pads built into a glove, users can transmit information about the position of their fingers, strength of touch and even the feel of their skin.
Prof Alan Marshall, from the department of electrical engineering at Queen's University, Belfast, who has been developing the "haptic" or touch technology, believes it will make using the internet a far more "complete" experience.
He tested a prototype of the technology by conducting a virtual handshake between one person in Belfast and another at BT's research laboratories in Ipswich.
The pair could see each other on their monitors and were able to feel their hands grasping, despite being more than 300 miles apart.
Prof Marshall is now developing the technology so that internet users will be able to "feel" their way around and even handle products while shopping online.
He said: "Almost since its conception, the internet has really only used two of the senses - visual and audio. It will have to enhance the experience by making it more realistic.
"Haptic devices give the illusion of actually being able to shake hands, or move an object like a cup around a screen while actually feeling what it is like."
Prof Marshall and his team are working with companies in America and Canada to create sensory products that can be used over standard connections and compensate for the variable download speeds that might be expected to interfere with the "realism" of the -experience.
He claims, however, that it will be possible to send detailed touch information over normal networks and even to embed information about the physical properties of objects in photographs on web pages.
That would mean, for example, that online stores could let shoppers handle their products before they buy. There are also interesting possibilities for computer games, which could be made to seem more realistic.
Prof Marshall said that he expected haptic devices to be commonplace within about five years, perhaps even replacing the computer mouse.
He said: "The motors give the impression that you can touch the object, and you can embed different properties such as sponginess, tactile sensation and grip strength in an object on a screen.
"Take games consoles such as the Nintendo Wii, which have already given players the ability to control their screen characters with their own movements.
"Imagine what it would be like if you could play as a virtual tennis player and feel every impact of his serve."
Prof Nigel Shadbolt, president of the British Computer Society, said: "Allowing people to feel directly what they are seeing on a computer screen is a Holy Grail.
"While it is challenging, I am certain it is coming and will open up the internet like never before."
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Mold is a common problem in any environment that is perpetually damp, especially if there is a lack of sunlight in the area. Mold can strike anywhere for this reason. While it is not difficult to remove in small amounts, it is a real challenge to remove mould from paintings. Oil paintings require careful cleaning, but watercolours even more so, as exposure to moisture can cause their delicate colours to run. However, with proper care mould can be removed from watercolour paintings.
- Skill level:
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Things you need
- Soft-bristle brush
Brush at the mould with a soft-bristle brush. The light friction can be enough to remove some or all of the mildew without affecting the paint.
Place the painting in the sunlight during the day for several days. Direct sunlight kills mould and can remove it from paintings. Sunlight fades paint over time, but several day's worth of intermittent exposure will not cause any damage to a watercolour.
Wipe at the mould with a small piece of light-grit sandpaper to carefully remove the mould, if the other methods are not working. Be very careful when doing this because the sandpaper can potentially damage the paint if too much force is applied. Dust the painting afterward to remove any loose sand that has come off the sandpaper.
Tips and warnings
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For those with access to IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems online, PATH researcher Steven Shladover has written a 20 year retrospective of the organization. The abstract reads thusly:
The California Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways (PATH) Program was founded in 1986, as the first research program in North America focused on the subject now known as intelligent transportation systems (ITS). This paper reviews the history of the founding of PATH and of the national ITS program in the U.S., providing perspective on the changes that have occurred during the past 20 years.
Schladover explains well the significance of 20 years for the booming ITS field and some of the generational shifts that have occurred since its inception.


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Nestled in a quiet valley in the English countryside you'll find Moon Meadow Farm. This family owned farm is home to a wealth of fascinating characters including the helpful, witty and sometimes mischievous character, Hedgehog. These stories offer an entertaining glimpse into the lives of Hedgehog and his friends.
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This charming collection of short stories is a must-read for adults and children who love the English countryside and wildlife. Adults will love reading these tales to younger members of the family whilst older children will delight in discovering Hedgehog and his friends for themselves. This book contains the following tales:
- Hedgehog's Three Wits
- Hedgehog and Snake
- Hedgehog, Fox and the Flies
- Hedgehog versus Hare
- Hedgehog helps Mother Nature
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- Clever Hedgehog
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EIT
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The EIT (Event Information Table) is extra data that is broadcast with a television signal, much like Closed Caption Text in the VBI stream. EIT provides program data for the current show and future shows which can be then used to view on-screen program information, such as title, length, description and more. This can also be gathered to build a program guide for current and future shows on all your available channels. MythTV uses an Electronic Program Guide, or EPG. Most cable and satellite services do. Even many modern digital televisions can have a program guide by gathering and storing EIT.
EIT is typically available over digital television signals, either terrestrial, cable or satellite. With terrestrial signals, each channel provides it's own EIT. Information is usually only available for the upcoming 24 hours. With satellite, the EIT is broadcast on it's own stream, or an Aggregate Event Information Table (AEIT), and contains information for all the channels broadcasted, and can provide scheduling information for more than a week.


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The default is 1 percent.
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min_slab_ratio:
This is available only on NUMA kernels.
A percentage of the total pages in each zone. On Zone reclaim
(fallback from the local zone occurs) slabs will be reclaimed if more
than this percentage of pages in a zone are reclaimable slab pages.
This insures that the slab growth stays under control even in NUMA
systems that rarely perform global reclaim.
The default is 5 percent.
Note that slab reclaim is triggered in a per zone / node fashion.
The process of reclaiming slab memory is currently not node specific
and may not be fast.
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panic_on_oom
This enables or disables panic on out-of-memory feature.
If this is set to 0, the kernel will kill some rogue process,
called oom_killer. Usually, oom_killer can kill rogue processes and
system will survive.
If this is set to 1, the kernel panics when out-of-memory happens.
However, if a process limits using nodes by mempolicy/cpusets,
and those nodes become memory exhaustion status, one process
may be killed by oom-killer. No panic occurs in this case.
Because other nodes' memory may be free. This means system total status
may be not fatal yet.
If this is set to 2, the kernel panics compulsorily even on the
above-mentioned.
The default value is 0.
1 and 2 are for failover of clustering. Please select either
according to your policy of failover.
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mmap_min_addr
This file indicates the amount of address space which a user process will
be restricted from mmaping. Since kernel null dereference bugs could
accidentally operate based on the information in the first couple of pages
of memory userspace processes should not be allowed to write to them. By
default this value is set to 0 and no protections will be enforced by the
security module. Setting this value to something like 64k will allow the
vast majority of applications to work correctly and provide defense in depth
against future potential kernel bugs.
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numa_zonelist_order
This sysctl is only for NUMA.
'where the memory is allocated from' is controlled by zonelists.
(This documentation ignores ZONE_HIGHMEM/ZONE_DMA32 for simple explanation.
 you may be able to read ZONE_DMA as ZONE_DMA32...)
In non-NUMA case, a zonelist for GFP_KERNEL is ordered as following.
ZONE_NORMAL -> ZONE_DMA
This means that a memory allocation request for GFP_KERNEL will
get memory from ZONE_DMA only when ZONE_NORMAL is not available.
In NUMA case, you can think of following 2 types of order.
Assume 2 node NUMA and below is zonelist of Node(0)'s GFP_KERNEL
(A) Node(0) ZONE_NORMAL -> Node(0) ZONE_DMA -> Node(1) ZONE_NORMAL
(B) Node(0) ZONE_NORMAL -> Node(1) ZONE_NORMAL -> Node(0) ZONE_DMA.
Type(A) offers the best locality for processes on Node(0), but ZONE_DMA
will be used before ZONE_NORMAL exhaustion. This increases possibility of
out-of-memory(OOM) of ZONE_DMA because ZONE_DMA is tend to be small.
Type(B) cannot offer the best locality but is more robust against OOM of
the DMA zone.
Type(A) is called as "Node" order. Type (B) is "Zone" order.
"Node order" orders the zonelists by node, then by zone within each node.
Specify "[Nn]ode" for zone order
"Zone Order" orders the zonelists by zone type, then by node within each
zone. Specify "[Zz]one"for zode order.
Specify "[Dd]efault" to request automatic configuration. Autoconfiguration
will select "node" order in following case.
(1) if the DMA zone does not exist or
(2) if the DMA zone comprises greater than 50% of the available memory or
(3) if any node's DMA zone comprises greater than 60% of its local memory and
 the amount of local memory is big enough.
Otherwise, "zone" order will be selected. Default order is recommended unless
this is causing problems for your system/application.


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Comparing Colony countries vs Netocratic countries
When we are comparing Colony countries vs Netocratic countries, it is essential to know whether these countries are the places where these government forms have originated. Colony has originated in Rome and the place/s where Netocracy has originated is Not Applicable. When a country adopts a government form, it means that the ideology of that government form becomes the key principle in running the country. Comparing Colony vs Netocracy Definition will help you in grasping the meaning of these ideologies. We give you a gist about the presence of Colony and Netocracy. Colony countries vs Netocratic countries comparison can be found by its presence in different continents of the world. A list of the Colony and Netocratic countries in Asia, Europe, Africa, American and other continents is given below:
- Colony countries in Asia are Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Taiwan. Netocratic countries in Asia include NA.
- The list of European Colony countries comprises of Malta. List of European countries that have adopted Netocracy include NA.
- In North America, countries that have accepted Colony as form of government are Barbados, Canada and Jamaica. Netocratic countries in North America are NA.
- Argentina, Brazil and NA are the countries with Colony as a government form. NA are the Netocratic countries present in South America.
- The list of Colony countries in Africa includes Angola, Congo, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mozambique, Somalia and South Africa. Netocratic countries in Africa are NA.
- Colony has been applied in other continents in Australia and NA. Netocracy is also present in countries like NA.


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where pattern is any keyword or text string.
The help command invokes the built-in help function in magic, which lists the summary usage information that has been compiled into magic for each command. The summary help information is usually only a single line of text. Commands that have complicated sets of options have their own help option, which is not part of the help command.
Without arguments, help reports a summary usage for every command in magic. With arguments, magic filters the output to report only those commands matching the indicated text pattern.
The output is divided into general-purpose and window-specific sections. The window-specfic section depends on the active window. For instance, with a single layout window present, help cleanup returns no information. However, the command specialopen netlist followed by help cleanup will report the usage of the command cleanup, which is a command that can only be invoked from the netlist window.
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Country sees record warm temperature in January
Published : 08 Feb 2020, 02:29
Updated : 08 Feb 2020, 03:12
The record of mild temperature in January was broken in the south of Lapland in terms of both average temperatures and all-time highs, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
"At some observation stations, the previous records were exceeded by as much as over two degrees (Celsius)," said Meteorologist Pauli Jokinen.
A Met Office press release said about 60 per cent of Finland witnessed the mildest temperature in January 2020.
In the record-breaking areas, this January was generally 7–8 degrees Celsius milder than usual.
The reference period consists of the average from 1981 to 2010.
"In many areas, the average temperature of January was equivalent to typical conditions in late March and early April," Jokinen mentioned.
In most parts of Lapland, January was 2–5 degrees milder than average, although this cannot be considered exceptional.
The average temperature of the whole country in January reached the second place in the recorded history. The warmest January was recorded in 1925, when the mild weather reached all the way to Lapland.
Comparable data for the whole country starts from the beginning of the 20th century.
In addition to average temperature records, location-specific warm temperature records were also broken in January.
Records were broken on two separate days: on 15bJanuary in the southern parts and on 21January in the central parts of Finland. The highest temperature in January, 9.2°C, was recorded on 21 January in three locations: Jomala, Turku, and Kruunupyy.
The month's lowest temperature, minus 38.8°C, was recorded at Kevojärvi in Utsjoki on both 27 and 28 January.


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Monthly Averages
January February March April May June July August September October November December
Average Monthly high in °F: 16° 23° 35° 52° 65° 73° 78° 76° 66° 52° 34° 20°
Average Monthly low in °F: 12° 27° 40° 49° 54° 52° 42° 31° 17°
Yearly Averages
What's The Average High Temp in Littlefork? 49.2 °F
What's the Average Low in Littlefork? 25.9 °F
What's the Average Temperature in Littlefork? 37.55 °F
How Many Inches of Rain per year does Littlefork get? 26.26 inches
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If the AME educator travels to your location, there will be travel and modest hourly-fee charges A retainer may be requested. In some circumstances there may be supply costs for the teaching sessions – these will be rare and very modest.
How do I meet the AME educator?
There are various ways you can meet with the educator – in person, by phone or on-line. You are welcome to travel to meet the educator, or to ask them to visit you. Having the educator travel to you may incur other costs, including a predetermined travel-time charge, travel, and room and board costs. In some cases, when an educator travels to your location, a retainer is required.
Can I approve the AME educator before the meeting?
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Can I change AME educators?
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How long will the AME engagement last?
The short answer is half a day. This has been the experience of AME founder Dr. William Rosenblatt. Of course you are welcome to engage the AME educator for as long as you wish.
What will the AME educator and I do during our meeting?
Each AME educator has a different teaching style, just as each field of medicine may warrant different teaching techniques. The educator may elect to hold discussions with you, may use graphic and video teaching aids, or even include whole body simulation and biological specimens.
Can I discuss the specifics of a case with the AME educator?
Yes, but only after both parties are satisfied that the goal of attorney education in the relevant field has been met.
Is the AME educator the same as an expert witness?
No. AME is not an expert witness service. The AME educator is there to teach you the relevant science, standards and jargon of the medical field specific to your case.
What if I like the AME educator and want to use them as an expert witness?
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Can I bring case files with me?
Though we discourage your bringing case files with you, you can discuss case specifics after both parties are satisfied with the education session. The time spent discussing the case will be added to your AME fees. If you engage the AME educator for later expert witness work, you should arrange billing directly with the physician, outside of AME.
Can I have someone else with me and will this incur a charge?
Yes and no. You are welcome to bring along a partner, paralegal or other staff – as many as you wish. Because you are paying for the AME educator's time, there is no extra charge. Be aware, however, that the more people you bring, the more dilute the in-person experience will be. In the past we have found that four or five persons is the maximum for a great experience.
How do I pay for the AME engagement?
You will be billed directly from AME. There is no need to pay the educator. Payments are due in 90 days.
Is there a minimum charge for the AME engagement?
Yes. You will be charged for a minimum of four (4) hours. But because we want you to be satisfied with our service, we will invite you to re-meet, call or otherwise engage the AME educator if you and the educator do not require the minimum time on the first meeting. Only after the minimum of four hours of education time is satisfied will you be further charged.
I am a defense attorney, and my client can teach me what I need to know about his/her field of medicine. Why do I need AME?
AME educators are independent, objective and expert. Even in the best of circumstances, your client is likely to be biased towards his or her own practice. The client may not be objective in evaluating the claims against him or her.
An insurance company may not agree to engage a non-witness educator onto the case. How do I convince them otherwise?
The insurer wants you to win this case. AME arms you with expert knowledge that will not only help you in examinations, but also reduce expert-witness expenses by bringing your understanding of the case up to par with the expert. AME educator fees are typically lower than expert witness fees.
I have an expert witness who can teach me the science, jargon and standards I need to know.
Many physicians in the prime of their practice and the at the top of their field don't enjoy medical malpractice work, and hence don't make themselves available as expert witnesses. Because attorney education does not involve issues of litigation, the best doctors in the country are more willing to participate.
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 Return Value
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Satellite Threat and Anomaly Detection Toolkit
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About the Industry Partner
The Industrial Sciences Group (ISG) is an applied research company specializing in industrial maths and statistics for complex engineering
projects – in space, GPS positioning, mineral processing and transport.
This project aims to improve Space Domain Awareness by detecting unusual satellite behaviour and predicting which space assets may be targeted by these potential threats.
The intern will be involved in research into existing orbit propagators; implementation of orbit fitting software that uses orbit propagator; verification of fitted orbits against reference orbits; implementation of anomaly detection using satellite tracking data; implementation of forward prediction screening to detect collisions between known threats against known space assets.
The intern must have experience with software development experience in C/C++ or similar, and knowledge of astrodynamics and/or orbit determination methodology. Experience in statistical methods is optional but highly recommended.
Applications must be submitted to _EMAIL_ by 13 November 2022 and should include additional documents:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Motivation Letter
- Proof of Australian citizenship or permanent residence
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A conference with participants in different locations linked by telecommunication devices.
More example sentences
- Developers are spread out over various geographical locations and weekly teleconferences are set up to discuss ongoing development issues.
- Teleconferences and satellite teleconferences are effective methods of teaching bioterrorism preparedness to large numbers of physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals.
- Customers can increase or decrease bandwidth more quickly and request additional bandwidth for specific situations such as teleconferences.
- More example sentences
- These include traditional email, web-based conferencing, and teleconferencing using a standard land-line phone link.
- All of the hotel's function rooms have inter-linking built-in audio systems, video and computer projection equipment, ISDN teleconferencing and more.
- They are able to attend daily planning meetings by teleconferencing from their home institutions in several states and in Europe.
Definition of teleconference in:
- The US English dictionary


Ordered Trees
An ordered tree is an oriented tree in which the children of a node are somehow "ordered."
If T1 and T2 are ordered trees then T1 ≠ T2 else T1 = T2.
Types of Ordered Trees
There are several types of ordered trees:
Fibonoacci Trees
A Fibonacci Tree (Fk) is defined by
Exercise: Draw the trees F0 through F5.
Binomial Trees
The Binomial Tree (Bk) consists of a node with k children. The first child is the root of a Bk-1 tree, the second is the root of a Bk-2 tree, etc.
Exercise: Draw the trees B0 through B5.
k-ary Trees
A k-ary tree is a tree in which the chilren of a node appear at distinct index positions in 0..k-1. This means the maximum number of children for a node is k.
Some k-ary trees have special names
You have to draw k-ary trees carefully. In a binary tree, if a node has one child, you can't draw a vertical line from the parent to the child. Every child in a binary tree is either a left or a right child; that must be made clear.
Representations of k-ary Trees
Since the subtrees of a node are both indexed and bounded, we can use an array for them. Here is an example for a 4-ary tree:
class Node {
 private Object data;
 private Node[] children;
You can also use an array for the whole tree
1 A
2 B
4 C
5 F
11 E
12 D
13 G
In a binary tree
In a k-ary tree
Exercise: Prove each of these statements.
Complete k-ary Trees
The array representation may waste a lot of space. The maximally space efficient k-ary tree is called a complete tree. A complete tree is completely filled out on every level, except perhaps on the last one, on which all we require is that all its nodes are "as far to the left as possible." Examples:
Complete trees can be packed into an array with no wasted space at all.
Perfect Trees
A perfect k-tree is a k-ary tree in which every node is either a 0-node or a k-node and all leaves are on the same level.
Perfect trees are sometimes called full trees, though some people say a full tree is just one in which every node is a 0-node or a k-node, without caring whether all leaves are on the same level or not.
The Size of k-ary Trees
For k = 2:
Level Nodes on
Nodes on levels
up to and
including this one
0 1 = 20 1 = 20+1–1
1 2 = 21 3 = 21+1–1
2 4 = 22 7 = 22+1–1
3 8 = 23 15 = 23+1–1
4 16 = 24 31 = 24+1–1
h 2h 2h+1–1
For arbitrary k:
Number of nodes on level h = kh, obviously
Let S(h) = the number of nodes in a perfect binary tree of height h. Let's find a closed form.
 S(h) = 1 + k + k2 + k3 +... + kh
 k × S(h) = k + k2 + k3 + k4 +... + kh+1
 k × S(h) - S(h) = kh+1-1
 (k-1) × S(h) = kh+1-1
 kh+1 - 1
 S(h) = ---------
 k - 1


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I made this device, which cost me about 5 euro, to create engravings without the use of an expensive laser machine.
With just a magnifying glass and a few tricks I am able to make detailed engravings such as logos.
All you need for this instruction:
- a magnifying glass
- some wood
- pvc pipe 5/8"
- 2 pipe clamps
- 2 wire clamps
- 2 screws m2
- 2 screws m2,5
and of cource enough sun!!!
Step 1: Making the Stand
- Cut the pvc pipe to lenght
- Create a plate with a hole for the pvc pipe
- Make a plate to attach the clamps, use the screws instead of the nails to fasten
- Connect the parts and attach the magnifying glass
Step 2: Making the Bed
- Get yourself a wooden plate
- Make some feet and glue them to the plate
- Use a nail from the clamps to make a pin and attach it to the center of the plate
Let the pin stick out for about 3mm (no more than the thickness of the feet)
Step 3: Making Shapes
You can use a positive or negative shape. Or maybe both.
I used wood and made the shapes with a dremel, file and sandpaper.
You can also use foamboard or whatever to make shapes quicker.
Step 4: Engrave
Stick your magnifying glass stand and form to a solid base and stick the material you want to engrave to the bed.
You can now follow the shape with the pin in the bed and make your perfect smooth engraving!
I haven't actually finished this step because of the weather.
I will update this last step with some of my own work when the sun starts to shine!


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Using a teleport command to get out of water while in the swimming animation causes it to be stuck. The player swims on land and is not able to toggle it off.
This also happens sometimes when you jump out of water.
- Setup a commandblock with the following command. Add repeaters to it so you have delay after activation
- Activate the contraption
- Get into a pool of water (at least two blocks deep) and press Shift to enter swimming mode
You are teleported while you're swimming, causing you to continue the swimming animation. Upon re-entering water the swimming animation gets deactivated.


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Like in a title. Let's say I have normal polygon that overlaps other. And in my case, when the other polygon has holes or is splitted (like on attached image), normal methods "intersection" or "intersects" don't work.
One of my try was something like this, but it failed.
"some_feature" is that normal polygon.
# if polygon has holes, create new one without them
if len(feature.geometry().asPolygon()) > 1:
 feat = QgsFeature()
 geom = feature.geometry().asPolygon()
 feat.setGeometry(QgsGeometry.fromPolygon([geom[0]]))
 print(some_feature.geometry().intersection(feat.geometry()).area())
Below are some images, that show cases I'm talking about.
On the left is case with holes and on the right is one object as two polygons.
Does anyone have idea, how to achieve such thing?
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 - what is "some_feature" defined as?
 – kttii
 Dec 19, 2016 at 20:50
 - It's just a polygon that I wanna compare with "feat"
 – DIV
 Dec 19, 2016 at 20:54
 - I don't see in your code where "some_feature" is defined. Is there more code than what you posted?
 – kttii
 Dec 19, 2016 at 21:45
 - That variable is not important, like I've said It's just normal polygon.
 – DIV
 Dec 19, 2016 at 22:37
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I don't know why normal methods "intersection" or "intersects" don't work in your script for polygons with holes or multi parts but, in my script, they did. I used polygon layers of next image (where attributes table belongs to multipart layer):
enter image description here
My complete script is:
registry = QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance()
polygon3_test_holes = registry.mapLayersByName('polygon3_test_holes')
polygon7_test = registry.mapLayersByName('polygon7_test')
polygon_multipart = registry.mapLayersByName('polygon_multipart')
featp3_hole = polygon3_test_holes[0].getFeatures().next()
featp7_test = polygon7_test[0].getFeatures().next()
feat_multip = polygon_multipart[0].getFeatures().next()
epsg = polygon3_test_holes[0].crs().postgisSrid()
uri = "Polygon?crs=epsg:" + str(epsg) + "&field=id:integer""&index=yes"
mem_layer = QgsVectorLayer(uri,
 'polygon',
 'memory')
prov = mem_layer.dataProvider()
if featp3_hole.geometry().intersects(featp7_test.geometry()):
 geom = featp3_hole.geometry().intersection(featp7_test.geometry())
 feat = QgsFeature()
 feat.setAttributes([1])
 feat.setGeometry(geom)
 prov.addFeatures([feat])
if featp3_hole.geometry().intersects(feat_multip.geometry()):
 geom = featp3_hole.geometry().intersection(feat_multip.geometry())
 feat = QgsFeature()
 feat.setAttributes([2])
 feat.setGeometry(geom)
 prov.addFeatures([feat])
QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(mem_layer)
After running the script at the Python Console of QGIS, I got memory layer (violet) of next image (where it was selected second feature):
enter image description here
Memory layer is a valid layer (it was corroborated directly at command line).
>>>layer = iface.activeLayer() #memory layer
>>>new_feat = layer.getFeatures().next()
>>>new_feat.geometry().isGeosValid()
True
Editing Note:
To validate feature geometry:
layer = iface.activeLayer()
feats = [ feat for feat in layer.getFeatures() ]
for feat in feats:
 if feat.geometry().isGeosValid():
 pass
 else:
 print "geometry is not valid for ID: ", feat.attribute("ID")
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 - First of all, thanks for your time, xunilk. It helped me in some way, but not solved a problem. Anyway, now I know at least, that a polygons cause problems. I've used your script on new created polygons and result is like yours, but when I do the same with my "original" layers, I got nothing. So, now I have to figure out whats wrong with my polygons :/
 – DIV
 Dec 20, 2016 at 22:07
 - See my Editing Note. I put a script in it to validate geometry for each feature. Change feat.attribute("ID") for adapting to attribute name field in your case.
 – xunilk
 Dec 21, 2016 at 11:47
 - It works. Some of my polygons are not valid. Do you know how I can fix this? Found something like v.clean and it's good for some of them, but maybe you know better way?
 – DIV
 Dec 21, 2016 at 12:50
 - You can also use 'Topology Checker' plugin of QGIS.
 – xunilk
 Dec 21, 2016 at 14:26
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Various industry sectors implement inspection and maintenance procedures for their facilities based on DiaB systems. Sensitive and high-value sectors such as refineries, fuel pipelines, ore mining sites, solar and wind farms, dams, ports, airports, etc. leverage the data collected by Drones to inspect facilities, resulting in reduced operational costs and protection of employees tasked with inspecting facilities.
- Inspection of power transmission cables
- Inspection of solar panels/parks
- Inspection and repair of railway lines along their entire length
- Inspection and repair of building ceilings


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What is the Difference Between a Pipe and Tube Bender?
What's the difference between a tube bender and a pipe bender? is one of the inquiries we occasionally get. In a similar vein, we occasionally are asked to define the distinction between pipe and tube in general.
tube
There isn't much of a distinction between a pipe bender and a tube bender. Pipes can be bent by machines in the same way that tubes can.
The only exceptions to this rule would be for piping and tubes that are extremely huge or small.
Even yet, in this situation you would need a machine that could handle either specification whether the material being bent was a pipe or a tube because it wouldn't matter if it was very huge or very little.
There is a distinction between a tube and a pipe, despite the fact that there is no distinction between a pipe and a tube bending machine. It turns out that identifying that distinction can be a little challenging.
You may obtain a lot of information on tube vs. pipe by conducting a quick internet search. According to conventional belief, the disparity can be attributed to how they are measured. The internal diameter of a pipe is measured, whereas the outward diameter of a tube is measured. Many sources will also mention the usage of a schedule when calculating the wall thickness of a pipe.
Also, tubes don't always have to be round; they can take on a number of shapes, including square and oval. Contrarily, pipes are always round.
However, it appears that using an inside diameter and schedule for pipes and an outer diameter for tubes makes the most sense for separating tubes from pipes.
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Inference Based on Many Conditional Moment Inequalities
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In this paper, we construct conﬁdence sets for models deﬁned by many conditional moment inequalities/equalities. The conditional moment restrictions in the models can be ﬁnite, countably in ﬁnite, or uncountably in ﬁnite. To deal with the complication brought about by the vast number of moment restrictions, we exploit the manageability (Pollard (1990)) of the class of moment functions. We verify the manageability condition in ﬁve examples from the recent partial identiﬁcation literature. The proposed conﬁdence sets are shown to have correct asymptotic size in a uniform sense and to exclude parameter values outside the identiﬁed set with probability approaching one. Monte Carlo experiments for a conditional stochastic dominance example and a random-coeﬀicients binary-outcome example support the theoretical results.
Andrews, Donald W.K. and Shi, Xiaoxia, "Inference Based on Many Conditional Moment Inequalities" (2015). Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers. 2447.


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Tiered interest is when you're paid an interest rate based on the tier that your account balance falls into. Interest is then calculated on your whole account balance. Let us show you how tiered interest works with the below example:
$0 - $1,999 X%
$2,000 - $24,999 Y%
If there's $30,000 in an account that pays tiered interest then Z% is paid on the whole account balance.


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Inspired by child development and brain research, we introduce a computational framework which integrates robotic active vision and reaching. Essential elements of this framework are sensorimotor mappings that link three different computational domains relating to visual data, gaze control, and reaching. The domain of gaze control is the central computational substrate that provides, first, a systematic visual search and, second, the transformation of visual data into coordinates for potential reach actions. In this respect, the representation of object locations emerges from the combination of sensorimotor mappings. The framework is tested in the form of two different architectures that perform visually guided reaching. Systematic experiments demonstrate how visual search influences reaching accuracy. The results of these experiments are discussed with respect to providing a reference architecture for developmental learning in humanoid robot systems.


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Space Syntax was an industrial sponsor and project manager in the "RaCMIT" (Refurbishment and Customer Movement Integration Tool) research project. We worked alongside University College London, Railtrack PLC, British Land PLC and Laing PLC. The research investigated the effects of refurbishment in complex buildings on pedestrian movement patterns, and developed a model for forecasting the likely effects of proposed refurbishment works.
The research project analysed two case studies where the interaction between refurbishment and pedestrian movement is critical to business performance.
The objectives of the research at Victoria have been to investigate differences in pedestrian activity before and during refurbishment works in the station. These involved the closure of an important pedestrian route into the station.
In particular, the research has aimed to:
- establish patterns of movement at different times of the day during a weekday and weekend, both before and during the closure
- analyse the dispersal patterns of pedestrians to and from the station and surrounding area
- establish patterns of stationary pedestrian activity
- analyse movement into station retail facilities
- assess differences in spending patterns before and during the closure
- assess the degree to which changes in spatial layout can be implicated in changes to the patterns of pedestrian movement and customer behaviour. Thus far the research has found that customer flows can be robustly forecast on the basis of spatial analysis, as can areas of informal stationary activity


Kids' Choice Awards Quizzes | Ashley Judd Quiz: Judd-ge how well you know Ashley!
Can you earn your wings in this KCA trivia quiz? Test your knowledge on Ashley Judd and her movie "The Tooth Fairy!"
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 - What is the name of Ashley Judd's character in "The Tooth Fairy?"
 - What is Ashley's nickname?
 - Ashley is fluent in what language?
 - When Ashley is stressed out from her busy acting career, what does she do to relax?
 - What was Ashley's birth name?
 - Ashley's mother and sister are both what?
 - What are the names of Ashley's on-screen children in the movie, The Tooth Fairy?
 - What scene in The Tooth Fairy is Ashley's favorite?
 - How tall is Ashley?
 - Ashley has a dog named _____ and a cat named______?
Nick Wheels & Automobiles
Defend Your Kingdom!


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Kullakar Rice is rich in antioxidant and has higher zinc content when compared to white rice. Kullakar regenerate cells and energizes the body.
Alternative Names: Kullakar Rice |Red Rice | Red Idly Rice | Unpolished Rice
- Packed with vitamins and minerals.
- Regulates blood pressure
- Helps control Blood sugar levels when consumed on regular basis.
- Energizes brain, nerves and body.
- Kullakar Rice helps in weight loss as it contains complex carbohydrates, which takes times to digest
- Increases bone strength
- Helps relieve constipation.
- Some of the common recepies made of Kullakar Rice:
- Kullakar Idly / Dosa
- Kullakar Puttu
- Kullakar Salad
- Kullakar Sweet Pongal


text:
We explore the theme of Symbols in Melbourne's CBD through the medium of street art, cultural typography and iconic architecture focusing on lines of inquiry, key concepts and questions. We also provide an activity for students where they also create their own piece of street, art, signage or symbolism in the lanes.
People use symbols to be expressive and communicate.
Lines of Inquiry:
– why people use symbolism.
– how specific groups use symbolism.
– What is a symbol?
– How are symbols created?
– Why do groups use symbols?
– How can we use symbolism to express ideas?
Our Primary school kids had a wonderful time despite the wet weather and also gained an understanding of how important places can become symbolic over time. They also loved the art work and and lanes and symbols and many are keen to follow up with further work…
Footscray Primary School


'magit-create-branch-command-hook 'foo-create-branch)
_USER_ example
The function _USER_{foo-create-branch} will be called each time an
attempt is made to create a branch, and can, for example, react to
a certain name convention.
Define new commands and associated menu.
This part is not really specific to extensions, except that menus take
place in the ''Extensions'' submenu.
_USER_ itemize
It is suggested that Magit extensions authors stick to the convention of
making extensions minor modes. This has many advantages, including the
fact that users are able to toggle extensions, and that it's easy to
configure a specific set of extensions for a given repository.
Shipped extensions can serve as an example of how to develop
new extensions.
Basically a _USER_{foo} extension should provide a _USER_{magit-foo-mode}
minor mode, as well as a _USER_{turn-on-magit-foo} function. The main
task of the minor mode is to register/unregister the various hooks that
the extension requires. The registered actions on the other hand can be
left alone and activated globally, since they can be run only on
displayed items, which won't happen when the minor mode is off.
Don't forget to call _USER_{magit-refresh} when the minor mode is toggled
interactively, so that the relevant sections can be shown or hidden.
_USER_ Using Git Directly
_USER_ Using Git Directly
For situations when Magit doesn't do everything you need, you can run
raw Git commands using _USER_{:}. This will prompt for a Git command, run
it, and refresh the status buffer. The output can be viewed by typing
_USER_ Customization
_USER_ Customization
The following variables can be used to adapt Magit to your workflow:
_USER_ _USER_
_USER_ magit-git-executable
The name of the Git executable.
_USER_ magit-git-standard-options
Standard options when running Git.
_USER_ magit-repo-dirs
Directories containing Git repositories.
Magit will look into these directories for Git repositories and offer
them as choices for _USER_{magit-status}.
_USER_ magit-repo-dirs-depth
The maximum depth to look for Git repos.
When looking for a Git repository below the directories in
_USER_{magit-repo-dirs}, Magit will only descend this many levels deep.
_USER_ magit-save-some-buffers
Non-nil means that _USER_{magit-status} will save modified buffers
before running. Setting this to _USER_{t} will ask which buffers to
save, setting it to _USER_{'dontask} will save all modified buffers
without asking.
_USER_ magit-save-some-buffers-predicate
Specifies a predicate function on _USER_{magit-save-some-buffers} to
determine which unsaved buffers should be prompted for saving.
_USER_ magit-commit-all-when-nothing-staged
Determines what _USER_{magit-log-edit} does when nothing is staged.
Setting this to _USER_{nil} will make it do nothing, setting it to
_USER_{t} will arrange things so that the actual commit command will
use the _USER_{--all} option, setting it to _USER_{'ask} will first ask
for confirmation whether to do this, and setting it to
_USER_{'ask-stage} will cause all changes to be staged, after a
_USER_ magit-commit-signoff
When performing _USER_{git commit} adds _USER_{--signoff}.
_USER_ magit-log-cutoff-length
The maximum number of commits to show in the _USER_{log} and
_USER_{whazzup} buffers.
_USER_ magit-log-infinite-length
Number of log used to show as maximum for
_USER_ magit-log-auto-more
Insert more log entries automatically when moving past the last entry.
Only considered when moving past the last entry with _USER_{magit-goto-next-section}.
_USER_ magit-process-popup-time
Popup the process buffer if a command takes longer than this many
_USER_ magit-revert-item-confirm
Require acknowledgment before reverting an item.
_USER_ magit-log-edit-confirm-cancellation
Require acknowledgment before canceling the log edit buffer.
_USER_ magit-remote-ref-format
What format to use for autocompleting refs, in pariticular for
Autocompletion is used by functions like _USER_{magit-checkout},
_USER_{magit-interactive-rebase} and others which offer branch name
The value _USER_{'name-then-remote} means remotes will be of the form
_USER_{name (remote)}, while the value _USER_{'remote-slash-name} means
that they'll be of the form _USER_{remote/name}. I.e. something that's
listed as _USER_{remotes/upstream/next} by _USER_{git branch -l -a} will
be _USER_{upstream/next}.
_USER_ magit-process-connection-type
Connection type used for the git process.
_USER_{nil} mean pipe, it is usually faster and more efficient, and
work on cygwin. _USER_{t} mean pty, it enable magit to prompt for
passphrase when needed.
_USER_ magit-completing-read-function
Function to be called when requesting input from the user.
_USER_ magit-create-branch-behaviour
Where magit will create a new branch if not supplied a branchname or
The value _USER_{'at-head} means a new branch will be created at the
tip of your current branch, while the value _USER_{'at-point} means
magit will try to find a valid reference at point...
_USER_ magit-status-buffer-switch-function
Function for _USER_{magit-status} to use for switching to the status
The function is given one argument, the status buffer.
_USER_ magit-rewrite-inclusive
Whether magit includes the selected base commit in a rewrite
_USER_{t} means both the selected commit as well as any subsequent
commits will be rewritten. This is magit's default behaviour,
equivalent to _USER_{git rebase -i $@{REV~1@}}
_USER_ verbatim
_USER_{nil} means the selected commit will be literally used as
_USER_{base}, so only subsequent commits will be rewritten. This is
consistent with git-rebase, equivalent to _USER_{git rebase -i
$@{REV@}}, yet more cumbersome to use from the status buffer.
_USER_ verbatim
_USER_ magit-topgit-executable
The name of the TopGit executable.
_USER_ magit-topgit-branch-prefix
Convention prefix for topic branch creation.
_USER_ table
_USER_ Frequently Asked Questions
_USER_ Frequently Asked Questions
* FAQ - Changes::
* FAQ 1 - Troubleshooting::
* FAQ 2 - Display issues::
_USER_ menu
_USER_ FAQ - Changes
_USER_ Changes
_USER_ _USER_
v1.1: Changed the way extensions work. Previously, they were enabled
unconditionally once the library was loaded. Now they are minor modes
that need to be activated explicitly (potentially on a per-repository
basis). See _USER_{Activating extensions}.
_USER_ itemize
_USER_ FAQ 1 - Troubleshooting
_USER_ Troubleshooting
* FAQ 1-1:: How do I get raw error messages from git?
_USER_ menu
_USER_ FAQ 1-1
_USER_ Question 1.1
How do I get raw error messages from git?
_USER_ Answer
If a command goes wrong, you can hit _USER_{$} to access the git process
buffer. There, the entire trace for the latest operation is available.
_USER_ FAQ 2 - Display issues
_USER_ Display issues
* FAQ 2-1:: How do I fix international characters display?
_USER_ menu
_USER_ FAQ 2-1
_USER_ Question 2.1
How do I fix international characters display?
_USER_ Answer
Please make sure your Magit buffer uses a compatible coding system.
In the particular case of file names, git itself quotes them by
default. You can disable this with one of the following approaches:
$ git config core.quotepath false
_USER_ example
(setq magit-git-standard-options (append magit-git-standard-options
'("-c" "core.quotepath=false")))
_USER_ example
The latter might not work in old versions of git.
Jump to Line
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Claim: The word "shit" comes from an acronym for "Ship High in Transit."
[Collected on the Internet, 2002]
History in the making!!!!
Fabulous bit of historical knowledge: Ever wonder where the word shit comes from … well here it is
Certain types of manure used to be transported (as everything was back then) by ship … well in dry form it weighs a lot less, but once water (at sea) hit it, it not only became heavier, but the process of fermentation began again, and one of the by products is methane
Bet you didn't know that one.
[Collected on the Internet, 1999]
In the 1800's, cow pie's were collected on the prairie and boxed and loaded on steam ships to burn instead of wood. Wood was not only hard to find, but heavy to move around and store.
When the boxes of cow pie's were in the sun for days on board the ships, they would smell bad. So when the manure was boxed up, they stamped the outside of the box,
When people came aboard the ship and said,"Oh what is that smell!" They were told it was shit.
That is where the saying came
Origins: This sorry piece of codswallop
about exploding ships appears to have begun its Internet life in February 2002. Its cousin, the "bad smelling steamship fuel" tale (second example quoted above) began its online life as an April 1999 post to the USENET discussion list rec.humor. Akin to the faux etymology of the word
We could launch into a long, involved discussion of ancient shipping practices, methane production and properties, and Internet leg-pulls, but we'll spare you all that, as the fanciful stories listed can easily be debunked as the product of someone's wild imaginings through linguistic means.
The word shit entered the modern English language via having been derived from the Old English nouns scite and
the Middle Low German schite, both meaning "dung," and the Old English noun scitte, meaning "diarrhea." Our most
treasured cuss word has been with us a long time, showing up in written works both as a noun and as a verb as far back as the
Scite can trace its roots back to the proto-Germanic root skit-, which brought us the German scheisse, Dutch schijten, Swedish skita, and Danish skide. Skitcomes from the Indo-European root skheidfor "split, divide, separate," thus shit is distantly related to schism and schist. (If you're wondering what a verb root for the act of separating one thing from another would have to do with excrement, it was in the sense of the body's eliminating its waste — "separating" from it, so to speak. Sort of the opposite of today's "getting one's shit together.")
Barbara "shit disturber" Mikkelson
Last updated: 8 July 2007


Destructuring array of tuples to tuple of arrays.
Author spalato
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Destructuring arrays of tuples in Julia.
Using julia's 'dot-call' syntax on functions with multiple return arguments results in an array of tuples. Sometimes, you want the tuple of arrays instead, preserving array shape. This can be achieved using destruct, which converts an array of tuple to a tuple of arrays.
Works with any tuples (ie: with elements of different types).
This single function doesn't really require it's package, maybe you can find it a better home.
julia> using Destruct; using BenchmarkTools
julia> f(a, b) = a+1im*b, a*b, convert(Int, round(a-b)); # some transform returing multiple values
julia> v = f.(rand(3,1), rand(1,4));
julia> typeof(v)
julia> x, y, z = destruct(v);
julia> z
3×4 Array{Int64,2}:
 0 0 0 0
 1 0 1 1
 1 0 1 1
julia> v = f.(rand(500,1,1), rand(1,500,500));
julia> _USER_ destruct($v); # using BenchmarkTools
 1.396 s (7 allocations: 3.73 GiB)
Getting this out of the way:
julia> x, y, z = f.(rand(100,1,1), rand(1,100,100)) |> destruct;
A common way to unpack Arrays of tuples uses the broadcast dot-call:
unpack_broadcast(w::Array{<:Tuple}) = Tuple((v->v[i]).(w) for i=1:length(w[1]))
However, this approach suffers from two problems: it doesn't access the elements in the order they are stored in memory and has huge memory consumption for Tuples with varying types (Tuples instead of NTuples).
This "broadcast unpack" takes between 1.5x and 2x longer than destruct supplied here for arrays of NTuples. The performance gain is much larger for tuples of heterogenous types: in the 10x to 75x range, using 1/10th of the memory.
See timing scripts: timing.jl and comparative_timing.jl.
How does it work?
The destruct function uses macros from Base.Cartesian to allocate destination arrays and iterate over all the things. The alternative implementations using broadcast dot-call is available as Destruct.unpack_broadcast.
Required Packages
Used By Packages
No packages found.


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Boreal Laser GasFinder2 UAV
Silver Spring Energy Consulting Ltd. employs a state-of-the-art methane detection system mounted to our versatile multirotor UAV platform. This system provides real-time mapping of methane in the atmosphere as the UAV flys along a predetermined flight path.
The Laser Methane Mini is capable of measuring extremely small variations in atmospheric methane concentrations along the path of the downward facing laser. This means that we can detect increased methane presence even from slow, small or deeply buried and diffused natural gas leaks and tag them with precise GPS coordinates for follow-up.
Minimum detection threshold:
- 1.0 ppm.m (parts per million per meter)
- +/- 10%
- 30m above ground level.
- +/- 1.5m
Because our UAV systems run on batteries, cold weather has a major impact on our flight capabilities. All of our systems are verified to operate properly down to -10 degrees C in up to 40km/h winds.
To ensure safe and compliant operations we reduce our flight endurance estimates in cold weather.
-10 – 0 degrees C:
15 linear km/day or up to 1km2 (250 acres) with 400m grid spacing /day.
Above 0 degrees C:
20 linear km/day or up to 2km2 (500 acres) with 400m grid spacing /day.


ReferenceNotifications
updateNotificationEventTypeSubscription mutation
Updates the callback ID associated with the registered event type.
Syntax
1mutation {
2 updateNotificationEventTypeSubscription(
5}
Example
1mutation {
2 updateNotificationEventTypeSubscription (
3 input: {
4 eventType: "MessageReceived",
5 callbackConfigId: "1969081f-8380-4dbd-9a19-c26fc1747b06"
6 })
7 {
8 eventType
9 callbackConfig {
10 id
11 callbackUrl
12 requestTimeoutSeconds
13 secretExpirationDateTime
14 }
15 }
16}
Arguments
NameDescription
input
Required.
Event types and callback configuration ID.
Type: UpdateNotificationEventTypeSubscriptionInput
Types
Name
Type
ID
ID
The ID scalar type represents a unique identifier, often used to refetch an object or as key for a cache. The ID type appears in a JSON response as a String; however, it is not intended to be human-readable. When expected as an input type, any string (such as "4") or integer (such as 4) input value will be accepted as an ID.
Int
Int
The Int scalar type represents non-fractional signed whole numeric values. Int can represent values between -(2^31) and 2^31 - 1.
LocalDateTime
LocalDateTime
A type representing a date and time (such as 2007-12-03T10:15:30).
NotificationCallbackConfig
Object
Details about the callback configuration.
FieldDescription
callbackUrlNot nullable.
Callback URL (REST endpoint) where real-time events are sent.
Type: Url
idNot nullable.
ID of the callback configuration.
Type: ID
requestTimeoutSecondsNot nullable.
Amount of time (in seconds) we wait for the partner to respond when a notification is sent to them. If a response is not received within request timeout time, the notification is retried according to the retry policy.
Type: Int
secretExpirationDateTimeNot nullable.
Expiration date and time for the secret.
Type: LocalDateTime
String
String
The String scalar type represents textual data, represented as UTF-8 character sequences. The String type is most often used by GraphQL to represent free-form human-readable text.
UpdateNotificationEventTypeSubscriptionInput
InputObject
Details to use when updating the event types to which a callback configuration is subscribed.
FieldDescription
callbackConfigIdNot nullable.
ID of callback configuration to update.
Type: ID
eventTypeNot nullable.
Event type name.
Type: String
UpdateNotificationEventTypeSubscriptionPayload
Object
Details about the event types after a callback configuration is subscribed.
FieldDescription
callbackConfigNot nullable.
Callback configuration information.
Type: NotificationCallbackConfig
eventTypeNot nullable.
Name of the event type.
Type: String
Url
Url
Scalar type whose value conforms to the standard URL format as specified in RFC3986 specification.


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Environmental harshness and unpredictability, life history, and social and academic behavior of adolescents in nine countries.
Safety is essential for life. To survive, humans and other animals have developed sets of psychological and physiological adaptations known as life history (LH) tradeoff strategies in response to various safety constraints. Evolutionarily selected LH strategies in turn regulate development and behavior to optimize survival under prevailing safety conditions. The present study tested LH hypotheses concerning safety based on a 6-year longitudinal sample of 1,245 adolescents and their parents from 9 countries. The results revealed that, invariant across countries, environmental harshness, and unpredictability (lack of safety) was negatively associated with slow LH behavioral profile, measured 2 years later, and slow LH behavioral profile was negatively and positively associated with externalizing behavior and academic performance, respectively, as measured an additional 2 years later. These results support the evolutionary conception that human development responds to environmental safety cues through LH regulation of social and learning behaviors. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).
Chang, L; Lu, HJ; Lansford, JE; Skinner, AT; Bornstein, MH; Steinberg, L; Dodge, KA; Chen, BB; Tian, Q; Bacchini, D; Deater-Deckard, K; Pastorelli, C; Alampay, LP; Sorbring, E; Al-Hassan, SM; Oburu, P; Malone, PS; Di Giunta, L; Tirado, LMU; Tapanya, S
Volume / Issue
Start / End Page
Pubmed Central ID
Electronic International Standard Serial Number (EISSN)
International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)


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- Who is the CM of Punjab now?
- How many BJP MLA are there in Punjab?
- What is the name of MLA of Punjab?
- Which is the largest village in Punjab?
- Who was first chief minister of India?
- Who is the MLA of Ludhiana?
- What is the constituency of Punjab?
- Who is the leader of opposition in Punjab Assembly?
- Which government is there in Punjab?
- Who is prime minister of Punjab?
- Is Chandigarh a State?
- Who is a CM in India?
- Who is OSD to CM?
- How many ministers are there in Punjab?
- Who is the Food Minister of Punjab?
- Who is Education Minister Punjab 2019?
- Who formed aap?
Who is the CM of Punjab now?
The incumbent Chief Minister of Punjab is Captain Amarinder Singh who is heading an Indian National Congress government since 16 March 2017..
How many BJP MLA are there in Punjab?
Punjab Legislative AssemblyStructureSeats117Political groupsGovernment (79) INC (79) Opposition (19) AAP (19) Others (19) SAD (14) BJP (2) LIP (2) Vacant (1)Length of term5 years25 more rows
What is the name of MLA of Punjab?
MLAs – Government of Punjab, India. SHRI. TARSEM SINGH D.C.
Which is the largest village in Punjab?
Toosa is small village in Punjab, India. It is located in the Ludhiana district, on the Ludhiana Jodhan Raikot road about 23 km south of Ludhiana, near Sudhar.
Who was first chief minister of India?
List#Chief MinisterState1Pawan Kumar Chamling (b. 22 September 1950)Sikkim2Jyoti Basu (8 July 1914 – 17 January 2010)West Bengal3Gegong Apang (b. 8 July 1949)Arunachal Pradesh4Lal Thanhawla (b. 19 May 1942)Mizoram39 more rows
Who is the MLA of Ludhiana?
Rakesh Pandey is a five time incumbent MLA (Member of Legislative Assembly) of Punjab from Ludhiana North and Vice President of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee.
What is the constituency of Punjab?
ConstituenciesAC No.ConstituencyName of the Winning Candidate9Fatehgarh ChurianTript Rajinder Singh Bajwa10Dera Baba NanakSukhjinder Singh Randhawa11AjnalaHarpartap Singh12Raja SansiSukhbinder Singh Sarkaria94 more rows
Who is the leader of opposition in Punjab Assembly?
The Leader of the Opposition is the politician who leads the official opposition in the Punjab Legislative Assembly. Incumbent Leader of opposition is Harpal Singh Cheema of Aam Aadmi Party.
Which government is there in Punjab?
Government of Punjab, India. The Government of Punjab, also known as the State Government of Punjab or locally as the State Government, is the supreme governing authority of the Indian state of Punjab and its 22 districts. It consists of an executive, led by the Governor of Punjab, a judiciary and a legislative branch.
Who is prime minister of Punjab?
Amarinder SinghSince 2017Punjab/Chief ministerPrime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has congratulated Capt. Amarinder Singh on taking oath as Chief Minister of Punjab.
Is Chandigarh a State?
Chandigarh and the area surrounding it were constituted as a Union Territory on 1 November 1966. It serves as the joint capital of both Punjab and Haryana States. It is bound on North and West by Punjab and on the East and South by Haryana.
Who is a CM in India?
Current Indian chief ministersState (past chief ministers)NamePartyAssam (list)Sarbananda SonowalBharatiya Janata PartyBihar (list)Nitish KumarJanata Dal (United)Chhattisgarh (list)Bhupesh BaghelIndian National CongressDelhi (list)Arvind KejriwalAam Aadmi Party27 more rows
Who is OSD to CM?
Officer on Special Duty is an officer in the Indian civil service of the status between a secretary and an undersecretary in the Government of India. It is also sometimes used as a training post for a future higher level posting. For example, when S.
How many ministers are there in Punjab?
Amarinder Singh is the leader of INC was sworn in the Chief Ministers of Punjab on 16 March 2017. Currently, the ministry has 17 Cabinet ministers including the Chief Minister as well as two women.
Who is the Food Minister of Punjab?
Sami Ullah Chaudhary (Urdu: سمیع اللہ چوہدری) is a Pakistani politician who is the current Provincial Minister of Punjab for Food, in office since 27 August 2018.
Who is Education Minister Punjab 2019?
Vijay Inder Singla (born 1 December 1971) is an Indian politician. He is member of Punjab Legislative Assembly. He is a minister in the current council of ministers of Punjab government and heads the Public Works Department and Education department.
Who formed aap?
Arvind KejriwalPrashant BhushanYogendra YadavShazia IlmiAnand KumarAam Aadmi Party/Founders


text:
Many of you are using PowerArchiver to conveniently encrypt and send files to your colleagues and partners. In fact, with various government legislations around the world (GDPR in EU, FIPS 140-2 requirements in the USA), you more than likely to be required to do so.
PowerArchiver has FIPS 140-2 validated encryption in ZIP format. It is the safest way to send encrypted files, as your recipient will more than likely have a zip utility that will open it. There is no alternative to exchanging data with coworkers and business partners while remaining GDPR and FIPS 140-2 compliant. There are various methods to encrypt files in PowerArchiver, so here we made a small guide to show you two easiest ways.
Encrypt files to ZIP format via PowerArchiver:
Encrypt files to ZIP format via Explorer shell extensions:
These two methods are the most convenient methods to encrypt your files and send them to others, or store them. Doing so, you will satisfy GDPR legal requirements for storing customer data, as well as the White House executive order for using FIPS 140-2 validated methods to store customer data (make sure you turn FIPS 140-2 mode on).


text:
.41667 octave:5> volume = (houseside_length + creekside_length) * width * height volume = 13.333
The compost box is 6' x 4' and currently holds eight inches of usable compost.
octave:6> box_width = 6 box_wight = 6 octave:7> box_depth = 4 box_depth = 4 octave:8> compost_height = 8/12 compost_height = 0.66667 octave:9> compost_volume = box_width * box_depth * compost_height compost_volume = 16
Oh no, we have just dug our own grave. We have got enough compost! What about taping the match on the VCR?
Until now we have not exploited where computers are really good at: repetitive work.
Say we got a long receipt from the grocery store. [Your ad here!] How can we get the VAT in Dollars on each item given the gross amount and the VAT rate in percent? The formula
vat_percent / 100 vat = --------------------- * gross_amount 1 + vat_percent / 100
is trivial, but we want to save us repeated typing.
The list of all gross amounts in the receipt forms what numerical programs call a vector. Vectors are built from values by enclosing these values in square brackets and separating them with commas like this:
octave:1> gross = [1.49, 4.98, 0.79, 5.49, 0.96, 0.96, 0.96, 0.96] gross =
1.49000 4.98000 0.79000 5.49000 0.96000 0.96000 0.96000 0.96000
The vector is built from left to right using our supplied numbers in the same order that we enter them.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if we simply wrote:
(vat_percent/100) / (1 + vat_percent/100) and get the VAT of each item?
It really is that simple.
octave:2> vat_percent = 7 vat_percent = 7 octave:3> a = (vat_percent/100) / (1 + vat_percent/100) a = 0.065421 octave:4> vat = a * gross vat =
0.097477 0.325794 0.051682 0.359159 0.062804 0.062804 0.062804 0.062804
Wow -- it works! For the first time we have really gained convenience and expressiveness: a single multiplication sign performs eight multiplications in a row.
What has happened?
vat_percent is a single value, which is
called scalar in numerics to distinguish it from vectors. Well, if
vat_percent is a scalar, then
1 + vat_percent/100, and
a are scalars, too.
a must be multiplied with vector
gross. What we wanted and what happened was that
multiplied in turn with every element of
gross. This holds for
every operator, not only multiplication! In general
vector op scalar
scalar op vector
apply scalar to every element in vector according to operation op. In our example, this is as if we had written the following
vat(1) = a * gross(1) vat(2) = a * gross(2)... vat(8) = a * gross(8)
where we have introduced a new piece of syntax: vector indexing. Each
element (a scalar) of a vector can be accessed by its index, which is
the number of it's place in the vector. The index is written in parenthesis
after the vector. For example, to get the second element in
gross, we write
octave:5> gross(2) ans = 4.9800
Elements in vectors can be assigned to with the same syntax. Just place the
indexed vector to the left of the assignment sign, for example,
What else can be thought of as a vector of numbers besides our receipt? Any series of values! Most of the time the values will be related, like the temperature measured each day at 8am, the diameters of a batch of metal rods, the velocities of all westbound traffic across Buffalo Street at the corner of West Clinton Street on Wednesday April 18, 2001. As we are living in the Digital Age, many more series of data fit the notion of a vector: every piece of music on a CD is a vector of sound amplitudes and the indices mark discrete moments in time.
sin, can be used on vectors.
v = [0.12, 0.89, 0.78, 0.10] sin(v)
sin([0.12, 0.89, 0.78, 0.10])
gross = #(1.49, 4.98,..., 0.96).
gross. Warning for C programmers: Though the square brackets look like C, the lowest index always is 1.