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|Title:||Signal segmentation of fault records based on empirical mode decomposition|
|Citation:||Proceedings of TENCON 2011 (IEEE Region 10 Conference), 2011: pp.334-339|
|Conference Name:||TENCON (2011 : Bali, Indonesia)|
|Mustarum Musaruddin and Rastko Zivanovic|
|Abstract:||This paper describes an application of the Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD) technique in signal segmentation of fault records. The segmentation is important pre-processing step required for automated analysis of data recorded during faults on transmission lines. The proposed technique achieves reliable and automated segmentation of three-phase voltage and current signals in pre-fault, fault and fault-cleared stationary signal segments. The proposed EMD segmentation technique has been tested using practical disturbance records and representative results are presented in this paper.|
|Keywords:||Automated Fault Analysis; Transmission Line; Signal Segmentation; Empirical Mode Decomposition|
|Appears in Collections:||Electrical and Electronic Engineering publications|
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Say I have a form like:
class GeneralForm(forms.Form):
 field1 = forms.IntegerField(required=False)
 field2 = forms. IntegerField(required=False)
And I want to show it twice on a page within one form tag each time with a different prefix e.g.,:
rest of page ...
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GeneralForm(data,prefix="form1").as_table()
GeneralForm(data,prefix="form2").as_table()
<input type="submit" />
</form>
rest of page ...
When the user submits this, how do I get the submitted form back into two separate forms to do validation, and redisplay it?
This was the only documentation I could find and it's peckish.
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You process each form as you normally would, ensuring that you create instances which have the same prefixes as those used to generate the form initially.
Here's a slightly awkward example using the form you've given, as I don't know what the exact use case is:
def some_view(request):
 if request.method == 'POST':
 form1 = GeneralForm(request.POST, prefix='form1')
 form2 = GeneralForm(request.POST, prefix='form2')
 if all([form1.is_valid(), form2.is_valid()]):
 pass # Do stuff with the forms
 else:
 form1 = GeneralForm(prefix='form1')
 form2 = GeneralForm(prefix='form2')
 return render_to_response('some_template.html', {
 'form1': form1,
 'form2': form2,
 })
Here's some real-world sample code which demonstrates processing forms using the prefix:
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Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for! – Greg Oct 22 '08 at 17:21
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Even better, I think formsets is exactly what you're looking for.
class GeneralForm(forms.Form):
 field1 = forms.IntegerField(required=False)
 field2 = forms. IntegerField(required=False)
from django.forms.formsets import formset_factory
# GeneralSet is a formset with 2 occurrences of GeneralForm
# ( as a formset allows the user to add new items, this enforces
# 2 fixed items, no less, no more )
GeneralSet = formset_factory(GeneralForm, extra=2, max_num=2)
# example view
def someview(request):
 general_set = GeneralSet(request.POST)
 if general_set.is_valid():
 for form in general_set.forms:
 # do something with data
 return render_to_response("template.html", {'form': general_set}, RequestContext(request))
You can even have a formset automatically generated from a model with modelformset_factory , which are used by the automated django admin. FormSet handle even more stuff than simple forms, like adding, removing and sorting items.
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I am teaching myself category theory and I am having difficulties identifying the initial and terminal object of the category of $\textbf{FinVect}_R$.
I was thinking that because it is finite vectors then the initial and terminal should be the same object ( since they are finite, we can operate in those vectors until we reached that last one since it is finite).
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Is the category $\operatorname{FinVect}_R$ the category of real finite-dimensional vector spaces? If so, could you edit that into your question? I think it would make it a bit clearer and easier to answer. – Potato Jun 8 '13 at 5:13
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I believe the terminal and initial object are both the zero-dimensional vector space $0$.
There is one map from $0$ to any other vector space $V$, since we must send $0$ to $0_V$. This follows from the definition of a linear map, and linear maps are the morphisms in this category. So $0$ is the initial object.
Similarly, there is exactly one morphism from any vector space $V$ to $0$: the map sending all elements to $0$. So $0$ satisfies the definition of terminal object.
Note that this argument is independent of the base field. So you could consider the category of vector spaces over $\mathbb C$, for example, and the answer would be the same.
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mmmhhhh, I didnt really thought of it that way but it does makes sense what you are saying.Thank you very much Potato for your answer, I really appreciate it. – debora melcacho Jun 8 '13 at 5:25
_USER_ you might want to peek ahead a bit now and look at the rudiments of the theory of abelian categories, just so you can place this category you are looking at in a broader perspective. – Ittay Weiss Jun 8 '13 at 7:05
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After completing its service in the Second Air Region (based in Rome) of the Italian Air Force, the Museum's FIAT G.59 4B (with military serial number 53530) has been purchased in 1964 by the former Institute of Aeronautics of the University of Palermo. It is one of the only five complete FIAT G. 59 surviving today and it is displayed after having undergone a thorough restoration in the Museum's workshop.
The restoration project, carried out by the Museum with the collaboration of some mechanical and aerospace engineering students, was rigorously conservative. This approach provides the physical conservation of the asset, aiming at the philological preservation of its original features. The disassembly of the main components, their reconditioning and the accurate reassembly of the entire aircraft were particularly demanding. The restoration work also involved damaged parts and the recovery of some missing elements. In some cases, it was necessary to rebuild missing parts, no longer available; that was carried out through reverse engineering operations, to manufacture new parts that are compliant with the original specifications. Among the innovative techniques employed there are the use of a three-dimensional optical scanner, modern CAD/CAM systems, 3D printing processes and waterjet cutting for sheet metal elements.


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Profound knowledge of region-specific human ecological parameters is crucial for the sustainable utilization and conservation of tropical mountain forests in southern Ecuador, a region with heterogenic ethnic, socio-cultural and socio-economic structures. In order to satisfy the objectives of environmental protection on the one hand and the utilization claims of the local population on the other hand, detailed analysis of the following aspects is needed:
1. identification of sustainable land use options, especially regarding the use of nontimber forest products (NTFPs), and local agrobiodiversity;
2. investigation of traditional ecological knowledge, especially concerning the perception and evaluation of the natural environment by local ethnic groups;
3. analysis of livelihood strategies of small-scale farming households;
4. determination of the political and administrative use agreements including land tenure systems.
The ethnoecological approach, which has been applied in previous studies, will be maintained. Further, the research concept will be broadened towards human ecological and political ecological questions respecting livelihood strategies, land use conflicts and land tenure systems.

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- Use the cleaning rod and a cloth to clean the inside tubing directly when you are finished playing.
- Wipe the outside of the flute to remove fingerprints, being careful to avoid touching the edges of the pads.
- Cigarette papers can be used to eliminate sticky pads. Slip a sheet (not the sticky part) under the open pad, depress the key, and pull the paper away. If this doesn't work after two or three tries, bring the problem to a repair shop. Too many tries can tear the pads. We also sell "powder paper" that works even better than cigarette paper.
- A soft brush (a clean paint brush) is good for removing dust and other debris that accumulates under the keys. Do this gently so you don't knock any springs.
- Never use any type of silver polish as it will ruin the pads.
- Don't attempt any screw adjustments. This is a delicate job needing experience.
- It is important to keep all of the accessories properly stored in your case. Loose accessories can damage the instrument. It is also important not to put music in your case as forcing it inside can damage the instrument.
- Once a year, your instrument should be checked by a repair technician to ensure that there are no leaks and that the corks are in good condition.
Suggested Maintenance Supplies: Polishing Cloth, Cleaning Rod, Powder paper.


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Rabid is now Ackama
In September 2018, on the company's 8th birthday, Rabid became Ackama - this was to reflect that fact that we work on large digital ecosystems, and given that nature is the largest ecosystem in the world we wanted a name that came from nature. Ackama, or Makamaka, is a small bushy tree with white flowers and red seeds. It's found on the coast from Whangarei north.
Go to the Ackama blog
The Ember runloop
A deep dive into the motivations and benefits of the Ember runloop
Preamble
This blog post is a snapsnot of the Ember Run-loop Handbook on Github. Ember is an evolving framework so the occasional care and feeding required to keep this document current will happen there.
Introduction
You can get started with Ember application development without understanding the runloop. However at some point you will want to dig in and understand it properly so you can use it skillfully. It is my sincere hope that this handbook can be your guide.
We are about to take a deep dive into the Ember.js runloop. Together we will answer these questions:
 1. Why does Ember have this runloop thing?
 2. What is the runloop?
 3. How can we use it skillfully?
This is not reference documentation - the Ember API docs have that nicely covered. This isn't even the "I'm an experienced dev, just give me the concepts in a succinct way" documentation - the Official Ember Run-loop guide has that covered. This is a longer, more detailed look at the runloop.
Naming is hard
As you learn more about the Ember runloop you will come to understand that, well, it just isn't very loopish. The name is a bit unfortunate as it implies that there is a single instance of the runloop sitting somewhere in memory looping endlessly running things. As we will see soon this is not true.
In alternate universes the runloop might have been named:
 - Ember Work Queues
 - Ember Coordinated Work Algorithm
 - Ember Job Scheduler
 - Runelope (a large friendly creature that lives in your Javascript VM and manages the work Ember does in response to events)
OK some of those names are really terrible (except Runelope of course, that one is pure gold and should be immediately pushed to Ember master). Naming is a hard problem and hindsight is 20/20. The runloop is what we have so that is what we will call it but try not to infer too much about its action from its name.
Why do we have a runloop?
On our journey to understand the runloop we must first understand the environment it lives in and the problems it is trying to solve. Lets set the scene by refreshing a few fundementals about how Javascript runs. (If you are an experienced Javascript developer you may want to just skip this part)
Our story begins with when the browser sends a request to the server and the server sends HTML back as a response.
The browser then parses this HTML response. Every time it finds a script it executes it immediately(*) Lets call this the setup phase. This setup phase happens well before the user sees any content or gets a chance to interact with the DOM. Once a script is finished executing the browser never runs it again.
(*) Things like defer tweak this somewhat but this is a useful simplification.
The browser does most of its communication with Javascript by sending "events". Usually these are created in response to some action from one of:
 1. The user e.g. moves their mouse (mousemove)
 2. The network e.g. an asset have been loaded on the page (load)
 3. Internal timers e.g. a particular timer has completed
However there are a few events that the browser generates itself to tell Javascript about some important event in the lifecycle of the page. The most widely used of these is DOMContentLoaded which tells Javascript that the HTML has been fully parsed and the DOM (the memory structure the browser builds by parsing the HTML) is complete. This is significant for Javascript because it does most of its setup work in response to this event.
Javascript is lazy but well prepared! During the setup phase, Javascript prepared its work space (or mise en place if you prefer) - it created the objects it would now need to respond to orders (events) from the browser and also told the browser in detail what events it cares about e.g.
Hey browser, wake me up and run this function I'm giving you whenever the user clicks on an element with an id attribute of do-stuff.
The description above makes it look like the browser the one giving all the orders but the browser is a team player and has a few things it can do to help Javascript get the job done:
 1. Timers. Javascript can use the browser like an alarm clock:
 Javascript: Hey browser, wake me up and run this function I'm giving you in 5 seconds please.
 2. Talking to other systems. If Javascript needs to send or receive data to other computers it asks the browser to do it:
 Javascript: Hey browser, I want to get whatever data is at _URL_ please.
 Browser: Sure thing but it might take a while. What do you want me to do when it comes back?
 Javascript: I have two functions ready to go (one for a successful data fetch and one for a failure) so just wake me up and run the appropriate one when you finish.
 Browser: cool.
We usually refer to this talking to other systems stuff as Web APIs e.g.
 - XHR (AJAX) requests
 - Web workers
 - etc.
Javascript can use these services of the browser both during the setup phase and afterwards. For example part of the Javascript response to a "click" event on a certain element might be to retrieve some data from the network and also schedule a timer to do some future work.
We now know enough to see the pattern of how javascript and the browser interact and to understand the two phases:
 1. In the short setup phase the browser runs each script it finds on the page from start to finish. Javascript uses this as time to do some preparation for next phase.
 2. Javascript spends most of of its life responding to events. Many events come from the user but Javascript can also schedule events for itself by using the many services (web APIs) that the browser provides.
A solid understanding of this stuff is required to understand the runloop so if you are unclear about any of this and want to dig a little deeper I recommend a wonderful video by Philip Roberts at Scotland JS that goes into the Javascript event loop in more detail. It is a short watch and includes a few "aha!"-inducing diagrams.
Enter the Ember!
Things we already know
Since Ember is Javascript we already know quite a bit about how Ember works:
 - Apart from when the code is first found, all Ember framework and application code is run in response to "events" from the browser.
 - The DOMContentLoaded event is significant in the life of an Ember app. It tells it that it now has a full DOM to play with. Ember will do most of its "setup work" (registering for event listeners etc.) in response to this event.
 - Your Ember app can schedule its own events by asking the browser to do some work on its behalf (e.g. AJAX requests) or simply by asking the browser to be its alarm clock (e.g. setTimeout)
Where does the framework end and my app begin
How does your Ember application relate to the Ember framework? The machinery for responding to events is part of Ember framework itself but it does not have a meaningful response without your application code.
For example if the user is on /#/blog/posts and clicks a link to go to /#/authors/shelly the Ember framework will recieve the click event but it won't be able to do anything meaningful with it without
 1. A Router map to tell it how to understand the URL
 2. The Route objects themselves e.g. BlogRoute, PostsRoute, AuthorsRoute
 3. The models, controllers, views that all play a part in putting new data on the screen
What events does Ember listen to?
The Ember docs have a list of events Ember listens for by default which I have repeated here:
 1. touchStart
 2. touchMove
 3. touchEnd
 4. touchCancel
 5. keyDown
 6. keyUp
 7. keyPress
 8. mouseDown
 9. mouseUp
 10. contextMenu
 11. click
 12. doubleClick
 13. mouseMove
 14. mouseEnter
 15. mouseLeave
 16. submit
 17. change
 18. focusIn
 19. focusOut
 20. input
 21. dragStart
 22. drag
 23. dragEnter
 24. dragLeave
 25. dragOver
 26. dragEnd
 27. drop
These are the entry points into our code. Whenever Ember code runs after the setup phase, it is in response to an event from this list.
How ember listens for events
This is a good resource for refreshing your understanding of how DOM events work. To get the most of the following discussion you should be familiar with how the browser propagates events and what the phrases "capturing phase" and "


findIndexByKey method Null safety
int? findIndexByKey(
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Find index of child element with associated key.
This will be called during performRebuild in SliverMultiBoxAdaptorElement to check if a child has moved to a different position. It should return the index of the child element with associated key, null if not found.
If not provided, a child widget may not map to its existing RenderObject when the order of children returned from the children builder changes. This may result in state-loss.
Implementation
int? findIndexByKey(Key key) => null;


5. Source
5.1. Introduction
Queries are defined within a Project and retrieve their data from a Source. Query Builder needs to be configured with where the source can be located, and what the structure of that source is.
5.2. Limit, mask and deidentify
Queries that are in the process of being built will be sampled by the web interface. This sampling is subjected to limiting, masking and deidentification.
 - Limit defines how many rows are sought in the sample
 - If mask is True: a count distinct of each column is returned. This masks the output and in effect only shows the number of distinct rows returned.
 - If mask is False: return the limited sample columns, rewriting any with a deid action to 'deidentified'.
There are two important things to note here:
 1. The deidentify action is not applied in the sample, the columns to be deidentified are simply renamed to 'deidentified'. This ensures that only those identifiers that were delivered to the user in the final resultset are recorded in the deidentification server.
 2. The final resultset is subject to deidentification if any column is marked with a deid action. Limiting and masking are not applied for queries that are exported.
5.3. Settings
SOURCE
The database type, either psql for PostgreSQL or mssql for Microsoft SQL Server.
SOURCE_LIMIT
The maximum number of rows to be returned when running a limited query. This limited query is used to sample the output for a query as it is defined in the user interface.
SOURCE_MASK
A boolean switch that determines if during query construction the output of the query should be masked. If True returns only a count of distinct rows in the output of the query.
SOURCE_PROHIBIT_PII_FILTERS
A boolean switch that prohibits table attributes that are marked with a deid attribute (and are assumed personally identifyable information) to be used in default filter expressions. This restricts the possibility to use information contained in that attribute to formulate a filtering condition.
Note that these attributes are always allowed – regardless of this configuration setting – in dataset filter conditions (in dataset, not in dataset) to facilitate dataset joining.
SOURCE_WORLD
The world definition for the configured source. Should point to a yaml definition that specifies the structure of the schemas, tables, attributes and relationships in the source.
The (yaml) format is:
schemas:
 <schemaname>:
 tables:
 <tablename>:
 columns:
 - {name: <columnname>, type: <columntype>,
 [deid: pseudonymize],
 [identifies: population]}
 fk:
 <childschemaname>.<childtablename>:
 - [<columnname>, <childcolumnname>]
 keys: [<columnname>]
 - Multiple schemas, tables, columns, foreign keys, and keys are supported.
 - The source defines the columntypes, typically all default source columntypes are supported.
 - Per column a deid action can be defined. Only allowed action at this time is pseudonymize.
 - Each table column can contain a population statement that explains to the Query Builder what type of population is identified by this attribute. At query result calculation time, Query Builder will use these identity statements to determine the number of population members in the current query.
 - Foreign keys are registered at their target. So the table defining the key attribute gets to register child tables that point to it.
 - Multiple foreign keys with other child tables can be expressed by issueing multiple childtablename statements.
 - Multiple columns under one foreign key are considered compound foreign keys.
 - Global keys (think patient ids, instance ids) can be mentioned in the keys directive.
 - Global keys across different tables are matched by name.
World file is validated for internal consistancy on server startup. At an installation a first version can be generated using the Invoke inspect command.
SOURCE_SERVER
Source database hostname.
SOURCE_USERNAME
Source database username. The Query Builder source database account needs read-only access to the source schemas as defined in the SOURCE_WORLD.
SOURCE_PASSWORD
Source database password.
SOURCE_DATABASE
Source database name.


Density Functional Theory Calculations of Electronic and Electrical Properties of Pure Graphene and Fluorine Graphene Sheets
Abstract
Gaussian View 5.0.8 code was used to design the pure graphene sheet GR1and the fluorine doped samples GR2 and GR3. The relaxation of these structureswas done using the SIESTA-trunk-462 code. All calculations are carried out usingGOLLUM code. The result shows the presence of fluorine atoms in the sheet hasno effect on the geometrical parameters of carbon-carbon bonds. Pure graphenesheet has zero band gap, high electronic softness and high electrical and thermalconductivities due to the multi channels of electron transport in comparison withthe two doped graphene sheets. The presence of fluorine atoms in the rings leadsto raise the energy gap and decrease the open channels of electron transfer. Theelectrical conductivity is decreasing linearly proportional to the number of addedfluorine atoms, the I-V curve of the studied graphene sheets is analyzed, the resultshows that the pure graphene sheet behave as pure resistance.


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Prior to the Boy Scouts, there were several youth organizations based on King Arthur and the Arthurian legend. One such organization was the Knighthood of Youth. Directed by the National Child Welfare Association, the Knighthood of Youth was intended for school children, 7-12 years of age. Each local chapter or club was known as a "Circle" or "Castle" of the Knighthood of Youth. The goal of the Knighthood of Youth (or "K of Y") was to provide activities for children that would promote honesty, cleanliness (and other good habits), and good citizenship.
As we are all painfully aware, a number of communities across Nebraska were devastated this season by catastrophic tornadoes, most notably Pilger and Beaver Crossing. In the aftermath of these terrible misfortunes, Nebraskans joined together in order to provide support - emotional, physical, and financial - to these areas. As these towns and their citizens continued the rebuild, the Nebraska History Museum worked to find a way to lend their support during this time of need.


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Texas Water Development Board approves $90,000,000 to the City of Bedford (Tarrant County) for water system and water meter improvements
For immediate release. Contact: Sarah Haney at _PHONE_
AUSTIN – (July 23, 2015) – The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) today approved by resolution financial assistance in the amount of $90,000,000 from the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT) to the City of Bedford (Tarrant County). The City will be able to finance the construction costs associated with water system and water meter improvements.
The City could save approximately $4,008,938 over the life of the loan by using SWIFT.
The City plans to replace 90 percent of water piping in its water distribution system with the assistance approved today. The City will also replace 15,000 water meters with automatic meter readers. The improvements by the City are a conservation project and will save an estimated 2,716 acre-feet of water per year.
The TWDB is the state agency charged with collecting and disseminating water-related data, assisting with regional planning, and preparing the state water plan for the development of the state's water resources. The TWDB administers cost-effective financial assistance programs for the construction of water supply, wastewater treatment, flood control, and agricultural water conservation projects.


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Bernhard Molique was a German violinist and composer.
He was born in Nuremberg. His father was a musician and the boy studied various instruments, but finally devoted himself to the violin.
In 1815 he received some lessons from Louis Spohr, and then studied the violin for two years at the University of Munich under Pietro Rovelli.
In 1820 Molique succeeded Rovelli as court violinist in Munich, and, after several successful tours, in 1826 he became music director at Stuttgart. He died in Cannstatt in 1869. One of his pupils was the violinist Henry Blagrove.


prime(t) = \langle 2t,\sin t,6t^2\rangle + \langle 5,3,0\rangle = \langle 2t+5, \sin t + 3, 6t^2\rangle\). To find \(\vecs r(t)\), we integrate once more.
 \[\begin{align*}
 \int \vecs r ^\prime(t)\ dt &= \langle \int 2t+5\ dt, \int \sin t + 3\ dt, \int 6t^2 dt \rangle\\
 &= \langle t^2+5t, -\cos t + 3t, 2t^3\rangle + \vecs C_2.
 \end{align*}\]
 With \(\vecs r(0) = \langle -7,-1,2\rangle\), we solve for \(\vecs C_2\):
 \[\begin{align*}
 \vecs r(t) &= \langle t^2+5t, -\cos t + 3t, 2t^3\rangle + \vecs C_2\\
 \vecs r(0) &= \langle 0,-1,0\rangle + \vecs C_2\\
 \langle -7,-1,2\rangle &= \langle 0,-1,0\rangle + \vecs C_2\\
 \langle -7,0,2\rangle &= \vecs C_2.
 \end{align*}\]
 So \(\vecs r(t) = \langle t^2+5t, -\cos t + 3t, 2t^3\rangle + \langle -7,0,2\rangle = \langle t^2+5t-7,-\cos t+3t,2t^3+2\rangle.\)
 What does the integration of a vector-valued function mean? There are many applications, but none as direct as "the area under the curve'' that we used in understanding the integral of a real-valued function.
 A key understanding for us comes from considering the integral of a derivative: \[\int_a^b \vecs r ^\prime(t) dt = \vecs r(t)\Big|_a^b = \vecs r(b)-\vecs r(a).\]
 Integrating a rate of change function gives displacement.
 Noting that vector-valued functions are closely related to parametric equations, we can describe the arc length of the graph of a vector-valued function as an integral. Given parametric equations \(x=f(t)\), \(y=g(t)\), the arc length on \([a,b]\) of the graph is
 \[\text{Arc Length} = \int_a^b\sqrt{f^\prime (t)^2+g^\prime (t)^2} dt,\]
 as stated in Theorem 82 in Section 9.3. If \(\vecs r (t) = \langle f(t), g(t)\rangle\), note that \(\sqrt{f^\prime (t)^2+g^\prime (t)^2} = \norm{\vecs r ^\prime(t)}\). Therefore we can express the arc length of the graph of a vector-valued function as an integral of the magnitude of its derivative.
 THEOREM 95: Arc Length of a Vector-Valued Function
 Let \(\vecs r (t)\) be a vector-valued function where \(\vecs r ^\prime(t)\) is continuous on \([a,b]\). The arc length \(L\) of the graph of \(\vecs r (t)\) is \[L = \int_a^b \norm{\vecs r ^\prime(t)}\ dt.\]
 Note that we are actually integrating a scalar-function here, not a vector-valued function.
 The next section takes what we have established thus far and applies it to objects in motion. We will let \(\vecs r (t)\) describe the path of an object in the plane or in space and will discover the information provided by \(\vecs r ^\prime(t)\) and \(\vecs r ^{\prime\prime}(t)\).


find the length of the laus rectum of the parabolaplz help..thanx in advance!!
2 years ago
Answers : (2)
the above equation can be written as
 ( 2y-5)^2=2(x+4)
 therefore the length of the latus rectum is 2
2 years ago
A small mistake in the above post.
(2y-5)2 = -2x-17+25 = -2x+8 = -2(x-4)
or, (y- 5/2)2 = -1/2 * (x-4)
So Latus Rectum is 1/2.
2 years ago
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package AI::CBR::Case::Compound;
use warnings;
use strict;
=head1 NAME
AI::CBR::Case::Compound - compound case definition and representation
Define and initialise a compound (or object-oriented) case.
This is a case consisting of multiple object definitions related in some way.
In a productive system, you will want to encapsulate this.
 use AI::CBR::Case::Compound;
 use AI::CBR::Sim qw(sim_eq sim_dist);
 # assume we sell travels with flight and hotel
 # shortcut one-time generated case
 my $case = AI::CBR::Case::Compound->new(
 # flight object
 flight_start => { value => 'FRA', sim => \&sim_eq },
 flight_target => { value => 'LIS', sim => \&sim_eq },
 price => { value => 300, sim => \&sim_dist, param => 200 },
 # hotel object
 stars => { value => 3, sim => \&sim_dist, param => 2 },
 rate => { value => 60, sim => \&sim_dist, param => 200 },
=head1 METHODS
=head2 new
Creates a new compound case specification.
Pass a list of hash references as argument.
Each hash reference is the same specification as passed to L.
sub new {
 my ($class, _USER_) = _USER_;
 # set default weights if unspecified
 foreach my $attributes (_USER_) {
 foreach (keys %$attributes) {
 $attributes->{$_}->{weight} = $DEFAULT_WEIGHT unless defined $attributes->{$_}->{weight};
 my $self = \_USER_;
 bless $self, $class;
 return $self;
=head2 set_values
Pass a flat hash of attribute keys and values.
This will overwrite existing values, and can thus be used as a faster method
for generating new cases with the same specification.
Notice that keys in the different specifications of the compound object may not have the same name!
sub set_values {
 my ($self, %values) = _USER_;
 foreach my $spec (@$self) {
 foreach (keys %$spec) {
 $spec->{$_}->{value} = $values{$_};
=head1 SEE ALSO
See L for an overview of the framework.
=head1 AUTHOR
Darko Obradovic, C<< >>
=head1 BUGS
Please report any bugs or feature requests to C, or through
the web interface at L<>. I will be notified, and then you'll
=head1 SUPPORT
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
 perldoc AI::CBR::Case::Compound
You can also look for information at:
=over 4
=item * RT: CPAN's request tracker
=item * AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation
=item * CPAN Ratings
=item * Search CPAN
Copyright 2009 Darko Obradovic, all rights reserved.
under the same terms as Perl itself.
1; # End of AI::CBR::Case::Compound


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Vertical Curves are nice! I think they are easier to solve than Horizontal Curves because they are essentially parabola equations (which you should be very used to). This is the formula for vertical curves
is the elevation y at x horizontal distance into the curve from the start position
is the starting elevation at x = 0.
R is referred to as the rate of gradient change:
and are the approach grade (or approach tangent) and exit grade. To keep things simple for myself I always express these in decimal percents (e.g. 0.05 instead of 5%). I do this because I like to express my stations as full numbers like 450 feet instead of 4 + 50.
A lot of surveyors and transit engineers do their math the other way. They use the percent value accompanied with the station value (e.g. 5% for 4.5 stations = 5*4.5 = 22.5 feet). This is ok but only works if your stations are at 100 ft. I would just rather convert the stationing to feet and use decimal percent and it is valuable for you to know the difference between the two styles.
PVC is the beginning of the vertical curve.
PVT is the endpoint of the vertical curve. At this point the grade % takes over OR another vertical curve begins.
PVI is the midpoint between PVC and PVT
TP is the high or low point of the curve. You can find its location (x) with:
Plug it's location into the main equation above to find the elevation of the high or low point. Remember that the x from this equation is NOT a station it is a distance from PVC which you may have to convert into the stationing in the problem.
Offset from PVI
If your problem gives you the location of the PVI (middle) and the two gradients you must use a special equation to determine the location of the PVC (beginning) and PVT (end):
You must use this because the first equation depends on the fact that PVC is known. x and y in that equation both represent a distance from PVC.


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Impact Technologies propose to further develop and demonstrate an innovative software product that integrates maintenance and PHM system data to provide improved fault diagnostics and prediction of the remaining useful life of critical components. The proposed methodologies will enable the maintenance and logistics infrastructure to fully benefit from newly developed PHM systems and conversely for the PHM system to update itself based on feedback obtained from the maintenance systems. The integration process includes two modes of interaction: 1.) Health information driving the maintenance actions with available resource information, and 2.) Feedback from the maintenance systems providing valuable verification information implemented through a learning mechanism to the PHM system. This integration will utilize multi-agent software technology that is appropriate for open, highly dynamic, uncertain and complex systems including distributed databases such as the Engine Health Management Data Repository Center (EHM+DRC) or Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS). Additionally, Impact Technologies and General Dynamics Information Technology will coordinate efforts to pull resident data in the GCSS-AF for integration with in the software application. The Phase I program successfully demonstrated the feasibility of the developed algorithms using simulation data. Phase II will focus on further development and harnessing of the Phase I technologies for use in specific Air Force applications.
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Contact Geometry and Manifolds
Fig-1-Contact-geometry-of-a-rough-body-against-a-plane-d-c-denotes-d-0-d-x-c-TH-h-c
Let M be a manifold of dimension 2n + 1. A contact structure on M is a distribution ξ ⊂ TM of dimension 2n, such that the defining 1-form α satisfies
α ∧ (dα)n ≠ 0 —– (1)
A 1-form α satisfying (1) is said to be a contact form on M. Let α be a contact form on M; then there exists a unique vector field Rα on M such that
α(Rα) = 1, ιRα dα = 0,
where ιRα dα denotes the contraction of dα along Rα. By definition Rα is called the Reeb vector field of the contact form α. A contact manifold is a pair (M, ξ) where M is a 2n + 1-dimensional manifold and ξ is a contact structure. Let (M, ξ) be a contact manifold and fix a defining (contact) form α. Then the 2-form κ = 1/2 dα defines a symplectic form on the contact structure ξ; therefore the pair (ξ, κ) is a symplectic vector bundle over M. A complex structure on ξ is the datum of J ∈ End(ξ) such that J2 = −Iξ.
Let α be a contact form on M, with ξ = ker α and let κ = 1/2 dα. A complex structure J on ξ is said to be κ-calibrated if gJ [x](·, ·) := κ[x](·, Jx ·) is a JxHermitian inner product on ξx for any x ∈ M.
The set of κ-calibrated complex structures on ξ will be denoted by Cα(M). If J is a complex structure on ξ = ker α, then we extend it to an endomorphism of TM by setting
J(Rα) = 0.
Note that such a J satisfies
J2 =−I + α ⊗ Rα
If J is κ-calibrated, then it induces a Riemannian metric g on M given by
g := gJ + α ⊗ α —– (2)
Furthermore the Nijenhuis tensor of J is defined by
NJ (X, Y) = [JX, JY] − J[X, JY] − J[Y, JX] + J2[X, Y] for any X, Y ∈ TM
A Sasakian structure on a 2n + 1-dimensional manifold M is a pair (α, J), where
- α is a contact form;
- J ∈ Cα(M) satisfies NJ = −dα ⊗ Rα
The triple (M, α, J) is said to be a Sasakian manifold. Let (M, ξ) be a contact manifold. A differential r-form γ on M is said to be basic if
ιRα γ = 0, LRα γ = 0,
where L denotes the Lie derivative and Rα is the Reeb vector field of an arbitrary contact form defining ξ. We will denote by ΛrB(M) the set of basic r-forms on (M, ξ). Note that
rB(M) ⊂ Λr+1B(M)
The cohomology HB(M) of this complex is called the basic cohomology of (M, ξ). If (M, α, J) is a Sasakian manifold, then
J(ΛrB(M)) = ΛrB(M), where, as usual, the action of J on r-forms is defined by
Jφ(X1,…, Xr) = φ(JX1,…, JXr)
Consequently ΛrB(M) ⊗ C splits as
ΛrB(M) ⊗ C = ⊕p+q=r Λp,qJ(ξ)
and, according with this gradation, it is possible to define the cohomology groups Hp,qB(M). The r-forms belonging to Λp,qJ(ξ) are said to be of type (p, q) with respect to J. Note that κ = 1/2 dα ∈ Λ1,1J(ξ) and it determines a non-vanishing cohomology class in H1,1B(M). The Sasakian structure (α, J) also induces a natural connection ∇ξ on ξ given by
ξX Y = (∇X Y)ξ if X ∈ ξ
= [Rα, Y] if X = Rα
where the subscript ξ denotes the projection onto ξ. One easily gets
ξX J = 0, ∇ξXgJ = 0, ∇ξX dα = 0, ∇ξX Y − ∇ξY X = [X,Y]ξ,
for any X, Y ∈ TM. Consequently we have Hol(∇ξ) ⊆ U(n).
The basic cohomology class
cB1(M) = 1/2π [ρT] ∈ H1,1B(M)
is called the first basic Chern class of (M, α, J) and, if it vanishes, then (M, α, J) is said to be null-Sasakian.
Furthermore a Sasakian manifold is called α-Einstein if there exist λ, ν ∈ C(M, R) such that
Ric = λg + να ⊗ α, where Ric is the Ricci Tensor.
A submanifold p: L ֒→ M of a 2n + 1-dimensional contact manifold (M, ξ) is said to be Legendrian if :
1) dimRL = n,
2) p(TL) ⊂ ξ
Observe that, if α is a defining form of the contact structure ξ, then condition 2) is equivalent to say that p(α) = 0. Hence Legendrian submanifolds are the analogue of Lagrangian submanifolds in contact geometry.
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Craps Test
Test Purpose
The test evaluates the randomness of the output sequence of random numbers of the uniform distribution that imitates the process of dice tossing when gambling Craps. The stable response is the number of tosses of the pair of dice necessary to complete the game and the frequency of wins in the game.
First Level Test
The test forms a sequence of random numbers equiprobably taking the values from 1 to 6 from the output sequence of random numbers. The test treats every number as a number of spots on the face of a die. Thus the test regards a pair of numbers as the result of a toss of two dice. If on the first throw of dice the sum of the spots on the faces of dice equals to 7 or 11, it is a win; if the sum equals 2, 3 or 12, it is a loss. In other cases it is necessary to make additional throws to define the result of the game.
The test performs additional throws until the sum of the spots equals to 7 or coincides with the sum thrown on the first throw. If the sum equals to 7, it is a loss, otherwise, it is a win.
The theoretical probability of the win is 244/495, that is, a little less than 0.5. Further, the frequency of wins with the K-multiple repeats of the game, when K = 200,000, has a very close to normal distribution with mean
a
= K*244/495 and standard deviation
s
= a*251/495.
The number of throws necessary to complete the game can take the 1,2, ... values. On K-multiple iterations of the game, the test computes the frequencies of getting
c
= 1,
c
= 2, ...,
c
= 20,
c
> 20. Based on these frequencies, the test makes the chi-square statistics V with the chi-square distribution with 20 degrees of freedom.
The result of the first level test is the pair of p-values p and q for the number of tosses and the frequency of wins respectively.
Second Level Test
The test performs the first level test ten times. The result of each iteration of the first level test is the pair of p-values
p
j
and
q
j
,
j
= 1, 2, ..., 10. The test applies the Kolmogorov-Smirnov goodness-of-fit test with Anderson-Darling statistics to the obtained p-values of
p
j
,
j
= 1, 2, ..., 10. If the resulting p-value is
p
< 0.05 or
p
> 0.95, the test fails. Similarly, the test applies the Kolmogorov-Smirnov goodness-of-fit test with Anderson-Darling statistics to the obtained p-values of
q
j
,
j
= 1, 2, ..., 10. If the resulting p-value is
q
< 0.05 or
q
> 0.95, the
s
test fails. The test passes in all other cases.
Final Result Interpretation
The final result of the test is the percentage FAIL of the failed second level tests. The test performs the second level test ten times. The acceptable result is the value of FAIL < 50%.
Tested Generators
Function Name
Application
vsRngUniform
applicable
vdRngUniform
applicable
viRngUniform
applicable
viRngUniformBits
applicable
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BACKGROUND OBJECTIVE: measurement of plastic brain changes induced by a novel rehabilitative approach is a key requirement for validating its biological rationale linking the potential therapeutic gains to the changes in brain physiology. Objective. Based on an emerging notion linking cortical plastic changes to EEG sleep slow-wave activity (SWA) regulation, we aimed to assess the acute plastic changes induced by an imitation-based speech therapy in individuals with aphasia by comparing sleep SWA changes before and after therapy.
METHODS: A total of 13 left-hemispheric stroke patients underwent language assessment with the Western Aphasia Battery (WAB) before and after 2 consecutive high-density (hd) EEG sleep recordings interleaved by a daytime session of imitation-based speech therapy (Intensive Mouth Imitation and Talking for Aphasia Therapeutic Effects [IMITATE]). This protocol is thought to stimulate bilateral connections between the inferior parietal lobule and the ventral premotor areas.
RESULTS: A single exposure to IMITATE resulted in increases in local EEG SWA during subsequent sleep over the same regions predicted by the therapeutic rationale, particularly over the right hemisphere (unaffected by the lesion). Furthermore, changes in SWA over the left-precentral areas predicted changes in WAB repetition scores in our group, supporting the role of perilesional areas in predicting positive functional responses.
CONCLUSIONS: Our results suggest that SWA changes occurring in brain areas activated during imitation-based aphasia therapy may reflect the acute plastic changes induced by this intervention. Further testing will be needed to evaluate SWA as a non-invasive assessment of changes induced by the therapy and as a predictor of positive long-term clinical outcome.


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Designed to replace obsolete technologies, the DM3 reportedly has proven to be safer and more cost effective than nuclear techniques or inefficient auto sampling within any slurry processing operation. A highly resilient gum-rubber-lined flow tube with customization options for high-pressure and extreme-temperature applications enables the DM3 to measure abrasive media.


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The ratio of activities of a solute, A in an aqueous/organic system will remain constant and independent of the total quantity of A (hence [A]_{org} \propto [A]_{aq}), so at any given temperature:
(K_D)_A = {(a_A)_{org} \over(a_A)_{aq}} \approx {[A]_{org} \over[A]_{aq}}
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How to Wash Shoes with Baking Soda and Keep them Odorless
The freshness of your shoes defines your attitude towards hygiene. Smelly shoes can embarrass you in your finest moments of life. Maintaining clean and dry shoes is always a rewarding virtue.
We think of baking soda as a regular ingredient in the kitchen. However, we must now appreciate its importance in cleaning shoes of most kinds. The unique characteristics of baking soda give your shoes some lasting freshness. Besides, baking soda lifts the aesthetic appeal of the shoes.
However, you must clean your running shoes or normal shoes the right way. For a truly perfect wash, you must follow the following guidelines:
The Cleaning Details
Assuming that you intend to clean one pair of shoes, you will need some cleaning items. Baking soda, some vinegar and a trough of water or a sink are enough to get you started.
You may want to wash the shoes outdoors in order to observe the results in broad daylight. Besides, the cleaning process can turn somewhat messy, which makes the outdoor setting convenient.
In fact, the washing can be much easier if you have an outdoor washing area with enough water supply. Here are some specifics of the items that you need:
- 1 cup of baking soda.
- 1 cup of vinegar for each of the shoes.
- A water tap or a bucket of water.
- A scrubbing brush.
- A drying rack.
7 Steps of How to Wash Your Shoes with Baking Soda
Fill each of the shoes with about one cup of baking soda. You may need to reduce the amount of baking soda if the shoes you intend to clean are relatively small in size. Ensure that the baking soda is pure and not some imitation of the actual compound.
Add 1 cup of authentic vinegar to each shoe. If the vinegar is real, you should notice some fizzing and bubbling immediately. It is recommended to verify the specifications on the vinegar container. This will help to show proof of authenticity.
Let the mixture remain in the shoes for about 15 minutes. The duration is sufficient to allow the baking soda to react effectively. The reaction loosens dirt and removes odor. You may let it settle for slightly longer if the shoes are very smelly.
After the 15 minutes, use your brush to scrub the inside and outside of your shoes. Ensure that you use moderate force to avoid tearing the shoes. Scrub each shoe for about 3 or 5 minutes for perfect results.
If the shoes have a removable insole and laces, remove them and wash them separately in the mixture. The removable parts should also soak in the mixture for the same duration. This will help to enhance the freshness of the shoes.
Remove the mixture from the shoes and rinse them thoroughly. It might be necessary to use more clean water to rinse the shoes for a second time. This will enhance the quality of results.
Place your shoes on the drying rack and allow them to dry completely. Ensure that the shoes are completely dry on the outside and the inside. Poorly dried shoes often emit an odor when worn prematurely. Polish the shoes after they dry. These seven steps should remove the bad odor from your shoes and enhance their visual appeal.
Why Washing your Shoes with Baking Soda Results in Meticulous Freshness
The unique chemical properties of baking soda make it ideal for washing shoes. First, baking soda is a unique salt with disinfectant properties. In chemical terms, baking soda is a compound that is composed of bicarbonate ions and sodium ions.
Besides, this compound has special qualities that enhance the absorption of odor and musty smell. You need it to restore the freshness of your shoes. Regular cleaning of shoes with baking soda results in lasting freshness. Here are some of the advantages of using baking soda to clean your shoes:
Advantages of Using Baking Soda to Wash your Shoes:
- Baking soda absorbs musty smells and odor.
- This special salt is an effective fungicide.
- It is ideal for disinfecting your shoes.
- Converts oils, fats, and grease into the soapy foam.
- Baking soda neutralizes acid spills on your shoes.
- Works effectively against surface rust.
- Removes heavy coffee and tea stains on shoes.
Using baking soda in the proper way helps to restore the freshness of your shoes. Shoes develop odor because of various reasons. Insufficient air circulation and wetness are some of the reasons.
Wearing them for a long time also makes them stuffy. Baking soda can be used for general maintenance of your shoes. This special compound absorbs bad smells, removes stains and cleans rust. Baking soda can also be used to make wet and dry deodorant for your shoes.


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When indexing a widow's card with minors, please clarify if the widow is indexed as the guardian even if the word guardian is not used. If I don't index it that way, the arbitrator usually changes it; if I do index it that way, the arbitrator usually changes it. The field helps are being rewritten to clarify this situation. The reason we would index the widow as a guardian is that on many cards this will be the only way a child will have a surname attached to them.
How do we index co-guardians for the minors listed on a Minors' Card? The project is now being updated
Press Tab to skip the guardian fields unless: The clearly indicated guardian is the guardian of a MINOR. ONE EXCEPTION: When neither the MINOR nor the SOLDIER has a surname listed on the card, index the WIDOW as the guardian of the MINORS (so that a surname can be associated with the indexed minors).
We should not extract information from the NED (No Extractable Data) side of the card and index the information as if it were on the front of the card. Remember: Each image is treated as a unique document and not linked to any other document. Some indexers have been pulling names, death dates, etc., from the NED side of what they assume is the back of the card they are indexing.
When a married woman remarries and her previous married surname and new married surname are clearly indicated, "or" is not used between the two surnames. The names are separated with a space. Example: For the surnames (was) Smith and (now) Jones, you would enter the surname as: Smith Jones.
Where are the instructions when the two documents do not match? Each image is treated as a unique document and not linked to any another document.
Regarding PartA/004694298[4] the first image for Calder, Philip C, Army Invalid, has a dates of commencement of 1907 and 1912. The second image for Calder, Rachel, Army widow says the name of the soldier was James and the date of commencement 1901. Treat each image as a seperate record.
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What's a Sea-Bean?
AND OTHER COMMONLY ASKED SEA-BEAN QUESTIONS
Sea-beans (also known as drift seeds) are seeds and fruits that are carried to the ocean, often by freshwater streams and rivers, then drift with the ocean currents and (hopefully!) wash ashore.
Why do sea-beans float?
Sea-beans often float because they have an internal air pocket within the seed. This air pocket is often trapped by the hard outer covering of the hard beans called "shinies" (which can you can polish to a nice shine). Other seeds are less dense with a soft, punky outer covering (the "corkies") and may themselves be lighter than water (fresh water and salt water) but may also have tiny air pockets within. The late John Dennis is known for his foresight in testing the floatation duration for several seeds, with some tests now extending for 32 years!...Ed Perry now continues those experiments.
When and where can I find sea-beans?
Sea-beans drift onto beaches around the world, particularly after higher-than-normal tides during hurricane season. The number of beans you can find in a day will vary with time of year, Gulf Stream variations, offshore hurricane activity, wind and temperature changes, and tropical plant abundance for a particular year.
In Florida, September and October are typically the most bountiful times to find sea-beans. Tides leave behind drift seeds along with seaweed, driftwood, tar, trash, and toys. This line of debris on the beach is called the wrack. With each successive tide, the wrack is pushed farther toward the dune line. However, sometimes a high tide will sweep over the wrack and pull it back out to sea, carrying the seaweed and drift seeds to another beach. Ocean currents, connected to each other in a huge global transit system, can carry sea-beans from current to currentso, a seed from Jamaica could travel to Florida, then to New Jersey, and then across the Atlantic to the United Kingdom.
Can I eat sea-beans?
Sea-beans are studied for medicinal uses, and a few are available commercially as nutritional supplements. Edible drift seeds (when fresh from the plant!) are the coconut, the Tropical Almond and the Hog Plum.
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text: Metal gaskets have been used in bolted flanged connections under higher pressure and higher temperature conditions. However, it is difficult to estimate the sealing performance of the metal contact interfaces in the connections. Thus, it is necessary to study on the sealing characteristics of the metal to metal contact gasket in the connections under higher internal pressure and higher temperature. In this study, firstly, the sealing behavior test taking into account load history is carried out in detail using metal flat gaskets according to JIS B2490. Secondly, to examine the effect of the gasket contact area and surface roughness of metal gasket on the sealing behavior of metal-metal contact, the sealing behavior test is carried out using metal flat gaskets which has several types of gasket width and surface roughness. Thirdly, the amount of leakage is measured for bolted flanged connections with metal flat gaskets. The relationship between the gasket contact stress and the leak rate is obtained. Furthermore, the contact gasket stress distributions in the connection are analyzed using FEM stress analysis. Using the obtained gasket stress distribution, the sealing performance is estimated taking into account the gasket contact area and surface roughness of the metal flat gasket. The estimated result is compared with the measured results. In the results, the effect of the yield stress and the plastic deformation of the gasket surface are found to be important on the sealing mechanism.


How to Change the Language on a Samsung TV
As a tech company, Samsung is one of the most sought-after TV brands. With their high-quality TVs and sleek design, they are a popular choice in American households.
How to Change the Language on a Samsung TV
One thing that sets them apart from other brands is that they allow you to customize anything you want, from colors down to the typeface used for on-screen text.
And the best part? You can change the language used on the on-screen menu from the default language to any other language you're comfortable with. For example, you can switch over from English to German if your German friends come to visit.
Whether your default setting was changed by accident or because of a remote battle with your kids, you can easily change the language and lock in the text you understand.
In this article, we'll walk you through the steps to change the language on your Samsung TV.
How to Change the Language on a Samsung TV
Whether your new Samsung TV came in a language that you don't speak, or your kids pushed buttons and inadvertently messed things up, don't fret. You can easily change your Samsung TV's language and navigate the menus with ease.
That said, the method used depends on the model of your TV.
Let's see the steps you need for various models.
2017 Models and Later
Here's how to change the language on your TV's menu if you've got a model produced in 2017 or later:
 1. Press Home on your TV remote.
 2. Select Settings from the on-screen menu. This should open a new menu where you can adjust various settings on your TV, including the picture quality, sound, and language.
 3. Select General.
 4. Select System Manager.
 5. Click on Language. This should open a dropdown menu with different languages.
 6. Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list and select the language you want.
2016 Models
For models produced in 2016 (K range), here's how to change the menu language:
 1. Press Settings on your remote.
 2. Select System from the on-screen menu.
 3. Open Expert Settings.
 4. Click on Language.
 5. Scroll through the list to select your preferred language.
2015 Models
If your TV belongs in either the L or the J range, here's how you can change the menu language:
 1. Press Home on your TV remote.
 2. Select System.
 3. Click on Menu Language.
 4. Select the language you want from the dropdown submenu.
2014 Models and Earlier
If you've got an older Samsung TV produced in 2014 or earlier (H or HU range), this is how you adjust the menu language:
 1. Press Menu on your TV remote.
 2. Select the System icon from the popup menu.
 3. Click on Menu Language.
 4. Scroll through the list and select your desired language.
If you're not sure what model your TV is, you can find it by looking at the back of your TV. Alternatively, you can find it in your TV's settings menu. To do so:
 1. Navigate to the settings menu using your remote.
 2. Click on Support.
 3. Select About this TV. You should see the model number or code displayed on the popup screen.
Change Language Greyed Out on Samsung TV
Sometimes when you attempt to change the language on Samsung TVs, the language setting may be greyed out, making it impossible to switch to a new language. This is a relatively common issue, especially with the older models.
If you find yourself in this situation, you've got two options. First, try to close all applications running in the background. That's because some applications are known to block some menus temporarily.
If that doesn't work, a factory reset could solve the problem.
How To Change the Keyboard Language
Samsung smart TVs come with keyboard support to help you control your set from the comfort of your couch. With it, you can adjust volume or picture resolution, search for apps, and even switch off your TV. You can also use it to browse the web or post updates on your social media handles.
But to do any of these things, your keyboard settings need to be in a language you're comfortable with because each language comes with its own keyboard layout.
With your TV keyboard language set to English, for example, you can't type umlauted vowels (ä, ö, ü) heavily used in the German language. Your Samsung keyboard language needs to be set to "German" to use them.
Here's how to change the language on your Samsung smart TV keyboard:
 1. Press Home on your TV remote.
 2. Select Settings.
 3. Select General and then click on External Device Manager.
 4. Select Input Device Manager and click on Keyboard Settings.
 5. Click on Keyboard language. This should open a list of all the supported languages where you can select the one you prefer.
How To Change the Language in Netflix on a Samsung TV
Samsung's integration with Netflix means you don't need a PC or mobile device to stream your favorite shows or movies. However, changing your TV's language through the settings section only changes the text used in your TV's menus. It doesn't change the language used on the Netflix app.
To change the text used on the Netflix app, you have to open the app itself and tweak its language settings.
Here's how to go about it:
 1. Launch the Netflix app on your TV.
 2. Select the Netflix profile of interest.
 3. Navigate to the Account section and scroll down to Profile & Parental Controls.
 4. Select the profile for which you want to change the menu language.
 5. In the Language section, click the dropdown menu.
 6. Click on the Change button next to Language.
 7. Choose your preferred language from the list by clicking it.
 8. Click the Save button.
How To Change the Language on YouTube on a Samsung TV
A Samsung smart TV works pretty much like a computer because you can stream movies and music from YouTube. But as with Netflix, you can't change the text used on YouTube just by tweaking your TV's settings. You can only do so from within the YouTube app.
Here are the steps:
 1. Open the YouTube app and navigate to Settings.
 2. Scroll to Language & Location.
 3. Click on Language.
 4. Click on the edit icon and then select your preferred language from the dropdown list.
 5. Click on Confirm Change to save your new settings.
Navigate All Menus Like a Pro
If your TV's settings menu is displayed in a language you don't recognize, don't fret. You can switch over to your preferred language in just a few steps. This will allow you to tweak other settings on your TV and lock in a more enjoyable experience.
The good thing about Samsung TVs is that no matter the language in use, the order of items that make up the menu doesn't change. For example, suppose "System Manager" appears as the first option under the "Settings" menu when you've set English as your default language. In that case, it will still be the first option under that menu when using German as your default language.
This means that even if you change the menu language by mistake, you can comfortably navigate through the menus and switch back to the language you want.
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Grid Coordinates
Finding your location on a map using grid coordinates
The map has vertical lines (top to bottom) and horizontal lines (left to right). These lines form small squares 1,000 meters on each side called grid squares.
The lines that form grid squares are numbered along the outside edge of the map picture. No two grid squares have the same number.
The precision of a point location is shown by the number of digits in the coordinates: the more digits, the more precise the location.
1996-a 1,000 meter grid square.
192961-to the nearest 100 meters.
_PHONE_-to the nearest 10 meters
Look at Figure 1. Your address is grid square 1181. How do you know this? Start from the left and read right until you come to 11, the first half of your address. Then read up to 81, the other half. Your address is somewhere in grid square 1181.
Always begin your reading from the southwest corner of your square.
Grid square 1181 gives your general neighborhood, but there is a lot of ground inside that grid square. To make your address more accurate, just add another number to the first half and another number to the second half-so your address has six numbers instead of four.
To get those extra numbers, pretend that each grid square has ten lines inside it running north and south, and another 10 running east and west. This makes 100 smaller squares. You can estimate where these imaginary lines are.
Suppose you are halfway between grid line 11 and grid line 12. Then the next number is 5 and the first half of your address is 115. Now suppose you are also 3/10 of the way between grid line 81 and grid line 82. Then the second half of your address is 813. (If you were exactly on line 81, the second part would be 810). Your address is 115813 (B, Figure 5 18).
The most accurate way to determine the coordinates of a point on a map is to use a coordinate scale. You do not have to use imaginary lines; you can find the exact coordinates using a Coordinate Scale and Protractor. This device has two coordinating scales, 1:25,000 meters and 1:50,000 meters. Make sure you use the correct scale.
First, locate the grid square in which the point (for example, Point A, Figure 2) is located (the point should already be plotted on the map).
The number of the vertical grid line on the left (west) side of the grid square is the first and second digits of the coordinates.
The number of the horizontal grid line on the bottom (south) side of the grid square is the fourth and fifth digits of the coordinates.
To determine the third and sixth digits of the coordinates, place the coordinate scale on the bottom horizontal grid line of the grid square containing Point A.
Check to see that the zeros of the coordinate scale are in the lower left hand (southwest) corner of the map grid square.
Slide the scale to the right, keeping the bottom of the scale on the bottom grid line until Point A is under the vertical (right hand) scale (Figures 3 and 4).
On the bottom scale, the 100 meter mark nearest the vertical grid line provides the third digit, 5. On the vertical scale, the 100 meter mark nearest Point A provides the sixth digit, 3. Therefore, the six-digit grid coordinate is 115813


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Recall Corollary 4 from this post:
Corollary 4. If is a subgroup of, then the following are equivalent:
(i) is well-ordered;
(ii) is not dense;
(iii) is cyclic.
Let be a non-zero real number and take to be the subgroup of generated by and. This is a cyclic group if and only if
for some and
, i.e. is rational.
Now by the above corollary, is dense iff it is not well-ordered, i.e. iff
So we have the following criterion for irrationality:
Criterion 1. is irrational if and only if holds.
Note that is dense in iff is dense in. So we deduce:
Criterion 2. is irrational.
We demonstrate how this may be useful by proving that certain types of numbers are irrational.
Proposition 1. Let be a sequence of non-zero integers such that
Then is irrational.
Proof. We have
Multiplying by if necessary, we can take the expression in brackets on the right to be positive and it tends to as. Moreover, if
which cannot happen infinitely often as the left hand side tends to zero. So the conclusion follows by Criterion 2.
Proposition 2. If is a sequence of non-zero integers such that and, then
exists and is irrational.
Proof. It suffices to show that and above hold.
Convergence follows easily from the ratio test, so holds. Now
Some special cases of Proposition 2 are particularly interesting:
Corollary 1. is irrational for all positive integers.
Proof. Take..
Corollary 2. is irrational.
Proof. Take in Corollary 1.
Corollary 3. and are irrational.
Proof. Take and for, for sine, for cosine.
Corollary 4. and are irrational, where is the modified Bessel function of the first kind.
Proof. Taking in Corollary 1 shows that is irrational. Taking shows that is irrational.
Corollary 5. is irrational.
Proof. If it is rational, then so is, and so is
Taking in the above shows that this is false.
Corollary 6. Let be an integer and the Fibonacci sequence. Then
(i) is irrational.
(ii) is irrational.
Proof. (i) Take and use.
(ii) Take.


turn tail
1 [teyl]
Astronomy. the luminous stream extending from the head of a comet.
the reverse of a coin (opposed to head ).
Aeronautics. the after portion of an airplane or the like.
the tapering skirts or ends at the back of a coat, especially a tail coat.
men's full-dress attire.
Distilling. alcohol obtained in the final distillation. Compare head ( def 22 ).
Slang. the buttocks or rump.
Slang: Vulgar.
sexual intercourse.
Usually Disparaging and Offensive. a woman considered as a sex object.
the hinder, bottom, or end part of anything; the rear.
a final or concluding part of a sentence, conversation, social gathering, etc.; conclusion; end: The tail of the speech was boring. Toward the tail of the concert I'd begun to get tired.
the inferior or unwanted part of anything.
a long braid or tress of hair.
a line of persons awaiting their turns at something; queue.
a retinue; train.
the lower part of a pool or stream.
Printing, Bookbinding. the bottom of a page or book.
coming from behind: a tail breeze.
verb (used with object)
to form or furnish with a tail.
to terminate; come after or behind; follow like a tail.
Building Trades. to fasten (a beam, stone, etc.) by one end (usually followed by in or into ).
verb (used without object)
to follow close behind: She always tails after her sister.
Building Trades. (of a beam, stone, etc.) to be fastened by one end (usually followed by in or into ).
turn tail,
to turn one's back on, as in aversion or fright.
to run away from difficulty, opposition, etc.; flee: The sight of superior forces made the attackers turn tail.
with one's tail between one's legs, utterly humiliated; defeated; cowed: They were forced to retreat with their tails between their legs.
before 900; Middle English; Old English tægl; cognate with Old Norse tagl horse's tail, Gothic tagl hair, Middle High German zagel tail, Middle Low German tagel rope-end
tailer, noun
tailless, adjective
taillessly, adverb
taillessness, noun
taillike, adjective
The meanings "sexual intercourse" and "female sexual partner" are both vulgar slang. When referring to a person, the term tail is usually used with disparaging intent and perceived as insulting.
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tail1 (teɪl)
1. the region of the vertebrate body that is posterior to or above the anus and contains an elongation of the vertebral column, esp forming a flexible movable appendageRelated: caudal
2. anything resembling such an appendage in form or position; the bottom, lowest, or rear part: the tail of a shirt
3. the last part or parts: the tail of the storm
4. the rear part of an aircraft including the fin, tailplane, and control surfaces; empennage
5. astronomy the luminous stream of gas and dust particles, up to 200 million kilometres long, driven from the head of a comet, when close to the sun, under the effect of the solar wind and light pressure
6. the rear portion of a bomb, rocket, missile, etc, usually fitted with guiding or stabilizing vanes
7. a line of people or things
8. a long braid or tress of hair: a ponytail; a pigtail
9. angling Also called: tailfly the lowest fly on a wet-fly cast
10. a final short line in a stanza
11. informal a person employed to follow and spy upon another or others
12. See buttock an informal word for buttocks
13. taboo, slang
 a. the female genitals
 b. a woman considered sexually (esp in the phrases piece of tail, bit of tail)
14. printing
 a. the margin at the foot of a page
 b. the bottom edge of a book
15. the lower end of a pool or part of a stream
16. informal the course or track of a fleeing person or animal: the police are on my tail
17. (modifier) coming from or situated in the rear: a tail wind
18. turn tail to run away; escape
19. with one's tail between one's legs in a state of utter defeat or confusion
20. to form or cause to form the tail
21. to remove the tail of (an animal); dock
22. (tr) to remove the stalk of: to top and tail the gooseberries
23. (tr) to connect (objects, ideas, etc) together by or as if by the tail
24. informal (tr) to follow stealthily
25. (Austral) (tr) to tend (cattle) on foot
26. (intr) (of a vessel) to assume a specified position, as when at a mooring
27. to build the end of (a brick, joist, etc) into a wall or (of a brick, etc) to have one end built into a wall
Related: caudal
[Old English tægel; related to Old Norse tagl horse's tail, Gothic tagl hair, Old High German zagal tail]
tail2 (teɪl)
1. See also entail the limitation of an estate or interest to a person and the heirs of his body
2. (immediately postpositive) (of an estate or interest) limited in this way
[C15: from Old French taille a division; see tailor, tally]
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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Word Origin & History
"hindmost part of an animal," O.E. tægl, tægel, from P.Gmc. *tagla- (cf. O.H.G. zagal, Ger. Zagel "tail," dialectal Ger. Zagel "penis," O.N. tagl "horse's tail"), from PIE *doklos, from base *dek- "something long and thin" (referring to such things as fringe, lock of hair, horsetail; cf.
O.Ir. dual "lock of hair," Skt. dasah "fringe, wick"). The primary sense, at least in Gmc., seems to have been "hairy tail," or just "tuft of hair," but already in O.E. the word was applied to the hairless "tails" of worms, bees, etc. Another O.E. word for "tail" was steort (see stark). Meaning "reverse side of a coin" is from 1680s; that of "backside of a person, buttocks" is recorded from c.1300; slang sense of "pudenda" is from mid-14c.; that of "woman as sex object" is from 1933, earlier "prostitute" (1846). The tail-race (1776) is the part of a mill race below the wheel. To turn tail "take flight" (1580s) originally was a term in falconry. The image of the tail wagging the dog is attested from 1907.
"limitation of ownership," a legal term, 1321 in Anglo-Fr.; 1284 in Anglo-L., in most cases an aphetic form of entail.
"follow secretly," U.S. colloquial, 1907, is from earlier sense of "follow or drive cattle," from tail (n.1). Tail off "diminish" is attested from 1854.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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Medical Dictionary
tail (tāl)
The posterior part of an animal, especially when elongated and extending beyond the trunk or main part of the body.
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Science Dictionary
tail (tāl) Pronunciation Key
 1. The rear, elongated part of many animals, extending beyond the trunk or main part of the body. Tails are used variously for balance, combat, communication, mating displays, fat storage, propulsion and course correction in water, and course correction in air.
 2. A long, stream of gas or dust forced from the head of a comet when it is close to the Sun. Tails can be up to 150 million km (93 million miles) long, and they always point away from the Sun because of the force of the solar wind. ◇ Plasma tails, or ion tails, appear bluish and straight and narrow, and are formed when solar wind forces ionized gas to stream off the coma. Dust tails are wide and curved, and are formed when solar heat forces trails of dust off the coma; solid particles reflecting the Sun's light create their bright yellow color.
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Noun: spirits spi-ruts
Usage: Brit
 1. An alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
 - liquor, booze, hard drink, hard liquor, John Barleycorn, strong drink, spirit [Brit]
Noun: spirit spi-rit
 1. The vital principle or animating force within living things
 "a clergyman improved the spirit of the meeting";
 - tone, feel, feeling, flavor [US], flavour [Brit, Cdn], look, smell
 3. A fundamental emotional and activating principle determining one's character
 4. Any incorporeal supernatural being that can become visible (or audible) to human beings
 - disembodied spirit
 5. The state of a person's emotions (especially with regard to pleasure or dejection)
 "he was in good spirits"; "his spirit rose";
 - emotional state
 6. The intended meaning of a communication
 - intent, purport
 7. Animation and energy in action or expression
 - liveliness, life, sprightliness
 8. An inclination or tendency of a certain kind
 "he had a change of spirit";
 - heart
Verb: spirit spi-rit
 1. Infuse with spirit
 "The company spirited him up";
 - spirit up, inspirit
See also: lively
Type of: alcohol, alcoholic beverage, alcoholic drink, ambiance, ambience, animate, animation, atmosphere, brio, character, disposition, emotion, enliven, fiber [US], fibre [Brit, Cdn], import, inebriant, intoxicant, invigorate, invigoration, life principle, liven, liven up, meaning, significance, signification, spiritedness, spiritual being, supernatural being, temperament, vital principle, vivification
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Create
Create a new recording task.
This action requires a request with an active account.
Tokens
This action requires the following tokens:
 - recordtask-create
Arguments
Required arguments are marked in bold, and optional arguments are marked in italics.
Argument Type Default Description
source URL Source live stream URL for this recording schedule. Either this or livestream should be set
sourceproxy URL Source proxy for this recording schedule; used when connecting to source
livestream Hash If given, hash of the livestream to record
start DateTime If given, the task will not start until this date/time, otherwise it will start as soon as possible
end DateTime If given, the task will automatically stop recording at this time. If not given, the recording will continue until one stops it by hand
title String
Title used for the items that are created after each recording. Can use the following characters which will automatically be replaced:
 - %a: abbreviated textual representation of the day (e.g. Mon, Tue, etc.)
 - %A: full textual representation of the day (e.g. Monday, Tuesday, etc.)
 - %d, %e: day of the month with (%d) and without (%e) leading zero.
 - %b: abbreviated textual representation of the month (e.g. Jan, Feb, etc.)
 - %B: full textual representation of the month (e.g. January, February, etc.)
 - %m: month as integer, with leading zero
 - %y, %Y: year with two (%y) or four (%Y) digits
 - %H, %k: hour with (%H) or without (%k) leading zero in numeric format; 24-hour
 - %I, %l: hour with (%I) or without (%l) leading zero in numeric format; 12-hour
 - %M: minutes as integer, with leading zero
 - %p, %P: upper- (%p) or lower- (%P) -case AM / PM
 - %S: seconds as integer, with leading zero
 - %%: a literal %
If no title is given, the following will be taken, in order, if available:
 - livestream-name (%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S)
 - livestream-hash (%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S)
 - Live recording (%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S)
(note the last option has the hard-coded text 'Live recording')
If a live recording is interrupted while recording, every item except for the first one will have ' (#)' behind its title, where # is the index of the recording, starting with 2.
description String Description for the item that is created after recording
protected Boolean Whether items created with this task will be protected. If not set will default to the value of the livestream or false if no livestream provided
author String Author for the item that is created after recording
copyright String Copyright for the item that is created after recording
keywords String Keywords for the item that is created after recording; separate by a comma
categories String Categories for the item that is created after recording; hashes separated by a comma
Output
This action produces the following output on success:
An object containing the following fields:
Name Type Description
id Hash ID of this record task
source String The source of this record task
sourceproxy String The proxy for the source
livestream
The live stream of this record task
The value of this field is an object containing the following fields:
Name Type Description
id Hash Livestream ID
title String Title of the live stream
description String Description of the live stream
type Label The type of this livestream; for available livestream types, refer to the documentation of the Livestream command
title String Title for created items
description String Description for created items
author String Author for created items
copyright String Copyright for created items
keywords
Keywords for created items
The value of this field is an array containing zero or more elements, each one being one String: One keyword
categories
Categories for created items
The value of this field is an array containing zero or more elements, each one being an object containing the following fields:
Name Type Description
id Hash Category ID
name String The name of this category
protected Boolean Whether items created with this schedule will be protected
start DateTime Date and time this task will start
end DateTime Date and time this task will end
status String Status of this record task; one of queued, running, pauserequested, paused, resumerequested, completed, stoprequested, canceled, cancelrequested, failed
statusreason String If the task failed, a reason why it failed
datecreated DateTime When this record task has been created
datestarted DateTime If known, when this record task has been started; is always set if the current status is not queued
datestopped DateTime If known, when this record task has stopped; is always set if the current status is completed, canceled or failed
Errors
This action will always return one of the default status codes.


umbilical cord. This prevents the baby from drowning or inhaling water.
 - All water temperatures are the same during water birth – Water temperatures higher than 98 degrees must be avoided. However, you can opt to have a temperature cooler than 98 degrees.
 - Water birth is more painful than birth on a bed – Water causes the perineum to be more relaxed and reduces the pain in mothers-to-be.
The points mentioned above answer common questions like is a water birth better or is water birth less painful. But do remember that every pregnancy is different. Consult your doctor to decide what is appropriate for you and your baby.
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text: A tank cascade system consisting of several small earth dams has been developed for the irrigation system in Sri Lanka. The frequent flooding in recent years has led to the collapse of small earth dams or their spillways (Oka et al. 2013). Such collapse poses a danger to people living downstream. Therefore, disaster prevention measures including water management must be improved to prevent overflow of the embankments and the flooding of populated areas. Small earth dams and spillways frequently collapse in Japan as well. Systems have been developed for monitoring and predicting water levels in reservoirs to reduce the damage from flooding. This paper introduces the water level monitoring system and water level estimation system in tank cascades in Sri Lanka to improve disaster prevention measures. We successfully monitored the water level of small earth dams from a remote location, and the water level estimation system in Sri Lanka was used to calculate the water level of small earth dams.


text:
How Much Does Calcium Chloride Cost?
Calcium Chloride is a salt of calcium and chlorine. This chemical compound often includes brine and is used for refrigerating plants; ice and dust control on roads; and desiccation. Calcium chloride is hygroscopic in nature and should be kept in tightly sealed air tight containers.
As a desiccant, calcium chloride is used to absorb moisture mainly on the road since it is thrown on the road which makes it hold the dust down. This chemical compound is often sold in bags in various amounts. This is one of the factors being considered for the price of it. Other factors that affect the price are the types of calcium chloride as it can be used in a number of ways.
How much is it?
- A pallet of calcium chloride can cost anywhere from $550 to $650, while a single bag can run anywhere from $12 to $25. Ice melter that is designed to melt the snow and ice in the winter months can cost $10 to $18 per 5 to 10 pound container.
- Calcium chloride used in the food industry is usually sold in bottle. Food grade calcium chloride is water soluble and is used in food preparation, such as in the process to obtain firmness of certain vegetables. A 500g bottle can cost anywhere between $18 and $24.
- Calcium Chloride is also sold in a pellet form, which is stored in buckets. This product is sold for $30 to $55 per 50 pound bucket. For example, the PELADOW brand sells a 50 pound bucket for $30 to $40. The chloride that commonly comes in pellet form can be a great solution for icy driveways as well as melting snow.
What are the extra costs?
- If you're going to be using the product to thaw or melt ice, you'll need to spread it evenly; this is where a hand held spreader may come in handy. This device can cost anywhere from $14 to $26, depending on the size.
What is going to be included?
- Calcium chloride comes packaged either in a clear container or a bag. Ice melter containers may have a cap that can act as a spreader to make it easier.
How can I save money?
- Calcium chloride is not an everyday household item. Purchase an appropriate amount every time you need it and save any remaining product after use. A good time to get a discount is after the winter season as many retailers are trying to get rid of their overstock.


text: Residual Fuel Oil Definition:A general classification for the heavier oils, known as No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oils, that remain after the distillate fuel oils and lighter hydrocarbons are distilled away in refinery operations. It conforms to ASTM Specifications D 396 and D 975and Federal Specification VV-F-815C. No. 5, a residual fuel oil of medium viscosity, is also known as Navy Special and is defined in Military Specification MIL-F-859E, including Amendment 2 (NATO SymbolF-770). It is used in steam-powered vessels in government service and inshore powerplants. No. 6 fuel oil includes Bunker C fuel oil and issued for the production of electric power, space heating, vessel bunkering, and various industrial purposes.


rpm_get_tag
(no version information, might be only in CVS)
rpm_get_tag -- Retrieves a header tag from an RPM file
Description
mixed rpm_get_tag ( resource rpmr, int tagnum )
rpm_get_tag() will retrieve a given tag from the RPM file's header and return it.
Parameters
rpmr
A file pointer resource successfully opened by rpm_open().
tagnum
The tag number to retrieve from the RPM header. This value can be specified using the list of constants defined by this module.
Return Values
The return value can be of various types depending on the tagnum supplied to the function.
Examples
Example 1. rpm_get_tag() example
<?php
$file
= "/path/to/file.rpm";
$rpmr = rpm_open($file);
$name = rpm_get_tag($rpmr, RPMREADER_NAME);
echo
"$name<br>\n";
rpm_close($rpmr);
?>
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