Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A1 Provision of goods in conformity with the contract The seller must provide the goods and the commercial invoice, or its equivalent electronic message, in conformity with the contract of sale and any other evidence of conformity which may be required by the contract. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B1 Payment of the price The buyer must pay the price as provided in the contract of sale.

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Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A2 Licences, authorisations and formalities The seller must obtain at his own risk and expense any export licence or other official authorisation and carry out, where applicable (Refer to Introduction paragraph 14), all customs formalities necessary for the export of the goods. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B2 Licences, authorisations and formalities The buyer must obtain at his own risk and expense any import licence or other official authorisation and carry out, where applicable (Refer to Introduction paragraph 14), all customs formalities for the import of the goods and for their transit through any country.

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Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A3 Contracts of carriage and insurance Contract of carriage The seller must contract on usual terms at his own expense for the carriage of the goods to the agreed point at the named place of destination by a usual route and in a customary manner. If a point is not agreed or is not determined by practice, the seller may select the point at the named place of destination which best suits his purpose. Contract of insurance No obligation (Refer to Introduction paragraph 10). [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B3 Contracts of carriage and insurance Contract of carriage No obligation (Refer to Introduction paragraph 10). Contract of insurance No obligation (Refer to Introduction paragraph 10).

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Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A4 Delivery The seller must deliver the goods to the carrier contracted in accordance with A3 or, if there are subsequent carriers to the first carrier, for transport to the agreed point at the named place on the date or within the agreed period. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B4 Taking delivery The buyer must accept delivery of the goods when they have been delivered in accordance with A4 and receive them from the carrier at the named place.

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Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A5 Transfer of risks The seller must, subject to the provisions of B5, bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods until such time as they have been delivered in accordance with A4. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B5 Transfer of risks The buyer must bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods from the time they have been delivered in accordance with A4. The buyer must, should he fail to give notice in accordance with B7, bear all risks of the goods from the agreed date or the expiry date of the period fixed for delivery provided, however, that the goods have been duly appropriated to the contract, that is to say, clearly set aside or otherwise identified as the contract goods.

CPT INCOTERMS 2010: ICC OFFICIAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF TRADE TERMS


Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A6 Division of costs The seller must, subject to the provisions of B6, pay all costs relating to the goods until such time as they have been delivered in accordance with A4 as well as the freight and all other costs resulting from A3 a), including the costs of loading the goods and any charges for unloading at the place of destination which were for the seller's account under the contract of carriage; and where applicable (Refer to Introduction paragraph 14), the costs of customs formalities necessary for export as well as all duties, taxes or other charges payable upon export, and for their transit through any country if they were for the seller's account under the contract of carriage. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B6 Division of costs The buyer must, subject to the provisions of A3 a), pay all costs relating to the goods from the time they have been delivered in accordance with A4; and all costs and charges relating to the goods whilst in transit until their arrival at the agreed place of destination, unless such costs and charges were for the seller's account under the contract of carriage; and unloading costs unless such costs and charges were for the seller's account under the contract of carriage; and all additional costs incurred if he fails to give notice in accordance with B7, for the goods from the agreed date or the expiry date of the period fixed for dispatch, provided, however, that the goods have been duly appropriated to the contract, that is to say, clearly set aside or otherwise identified as the contract goods; and where applicable (Refer to Introduction paragraph 14), all duties, taxes and other charges as well as the costs of carrying out customs formalities payable upon import of the goods and for their transit through any country unless included within the cost of the contract of carriage.

CPT INCOTERMS 2010: ICC OFFICIAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF TRADE TERMS


Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A7 Notice to the buyer The seller must give the buyer sufficient notice that the goods have been delivered in accordance with A4 as well as any other notice required in order to allow the buyer to take measures which are normally necessary to enable him to take the goods. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B7 Notice to the seller The buyer must, whenever he is entitled to determine the time for dispatching the goods and/or the destination, give the seller sufficient notice thereof.

CPT INCOTERMS 2010: ICC OFFICIAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF TRADE TERMS


Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A8 Proof of delivery, transport document or equivalent electronic message')?> The seller must provide the buyer at the seller's expense, if customary, with the usual transport document or documents (for example a negotiable bill of lading, a non-negotiable sea waybill, an inland waterway document, an air waybill, a railway consignment note, a road consignment note, or a multimodal transport document) for the transport contracted in accordance with A3. Where the seller and the buyer have agreed to communicate electronically, the document referred to in the preceding paragraph may be replaced by an equivalent electronic data interchange (EDI) message. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B8 Proof of delivery, transport document or equivalent electronic message The buyer must accept the transport document in accordance with A8 if it is in conformity with the contract.

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Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A9 Checking - packaging - marking The seller must pay the costs of those checking operations (such as checking quality, measuring, weighing, counting) which are necessary for the purpose of delivering the goods in accordance with A4. The seller must provide at his own expense packaging (unless it is usual for the particular trade to send the goods of the contract description unpacked) which is required for the transport of the goods arranged by him. Packaging is to be marked appropriately. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B9 Inspection of goods The buyer must pay the costs of any pre-shipment inspection except when such inspection is mandated by the authorities of the country of export.

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Input: [THE SELLER'S OBLIGATIONS] A10 Other obligations The seller must render the buyer at the latter's request, risk and expense, every assistance in obtaining any documents or equivalent electronic messages (other than those mentioned in A8) issued or transmitted in the country of dispatch and/or of origin which the buyer may require for the import of the goods and for their transit through any country. The seller must provide the buyer, upon request, with the necessary information for procuring insurance. [THE BUYER'S OBLIGATIONS]

Output: B10 Other obligations The buyer must pay all costs and charges incurred in obtaining the documents or equivalent electronic messages mentioned in A10 and reimburse those incurred by the seller in rendering his assistance in accordance therewith.

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Input: [Label] [Parent] [Links to...] the parent of the current package [Highlighted when...]

Output: (never highlighted)


Input: [Label] [Package] [Links to...] the package containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a package


Input: [Label] [Module] [Links to...] the module containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a module


Input: [Label] [Class] [Links to...] the class containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a class


Input: [Label] [Trees] [Links to...] the trees page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the trees page


Input: [Label] [Index] [Links to...] the index page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the index page


Input: [Label] [Help] [Links to...] the help page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the help page


Input: [Technique] Steals information stored in the mobile device and sends it to a remote user [User Implication] Stolen information maybe used for malicious purposes [Types]

Output: Data Stealer

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro USA


Input: [Technique] Subscribes the infected phone to premium services without user consent [User Implication] Unnecessary charges for services not authorized by user [Types]

Output: Premium Service Abuser

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro USA


Input: [Technique] Mobile devices are abused via clicking online ads without users' knowledge (pay-per-click) [User Implication] Cybercriminals gain profit from these clicks [Types]

Output: Click Fraudster

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro USA


Input: [Technique] Downloads other malicious files and apps [User Implication] Mobile device is vulnerable to more infection [Types]

Output: Malicious Downloader

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro USA


Input: [Technique] Tracks user’s location via monitoring GPS data and sends this to third party [User Implication] Cybercriimnals track down location of users [Types]

Output: Spying Tools

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro USA


Input: [Technique] Gains complete control of the phone, including their functions [User Implication] Users' mobile devices are exposed to more threats [Types]

Output: Rooter

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro USA


Input: [Solution] • Check and/or replace flasher [Symptom]

Output: • Signal lamps light, but don't flash

Automotive Flashers, Thermal, Electronic, Heavy-Duty Electronic, Super Duty Electronic, Flashers


Input: [Solution] • Check and/or replace fuse [Symptom]

Output: • Signal lamps do not operate on either side of vehicle

Automotive Flashers, Thermal, Electronic, Heavy-Duty Electronic, Super Duty Electronic, Flashers


Input: [Solution] • Check for bad lamps • Check grounding and wiring from turn signal lever [Symptom]

Output: • Both signal lamps are out on one side of vehicle

Automotive Flashers, Thermal, Electronic, Heavy-Duty Electronic, Super Duty Electronic, Flashers


Input: [Solution] • Check and/or replace lamp [Symptom]

Output: • One signal lamp is out on one side of vehicle

Automotive Flashers, Thermal, Electronic, Heavy-Duty Electronic, Super Duty Electronic, Flashers


Input: [Solution] • Check and/or replace lamps • Check whether the proper lamp is installed (A heavy-duty lamp in a standard circuit will flash too rapidly.) [Symptom]

Output: • Signal lamp flashes too rapidly on one side of vehicle

Automotive Flashers, Thermal, Electronic, Heavy-Duty Electronic, Super Duty Electronic, Flashers


Input: [Solution] • Check whether the proper lamp is installed (A standard lamp in a heavy-duty circuit will flash too slowly) [Symptom]

Output: • Signal lamp flashes too slowly on one side of vehicle

Automotive Flashers, Thermal, Electronic, Heavy-Duty Electronic, Super Duty Electronic, Flashers


Input: [Age] At the end of 3 months, most infants can… [Fine motor] bring their hands together open and shut their hands bring their hands to their mouth take swipes at a hanging object [Social/Language] smile when you smile and on their own be expressive and communicate with their face and body copy some body movements and facial expressions [Cognitive] watch faces closely follow moving objects recognize objects and people they know [Gross motor]

Output: roll from front to back control head and neck movement when sitting raise their head and chest when lying on their stomach stretch out and kick their legs when lying on their stomach or back push down with their legs when feet are on a firm surface

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Age] At the end of 8 months, most babies can… [Fine motor] hold and shake a hand toy move an object from hand to hand use their hands to explore an object [Social/Language] reach for a person they know smile at themselves in a mirror respond when other people express emotion copy speech sounds [Cognitive] track a moving object, and find one that is partially hidden explore with hands and mouth struggle to get objects that are out of reach look from one object to another watch a falling object [Gross motor]

Output: roll both ways (front to back, back to front) sit on their own support their whole weight on their legs control their upper body and arms

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Age] At 12 to 14 months, most babies can… [Fine motor] finger-feed using thumb and fore-finger put objects into a container (and take them out again) release objects voluntarily poke with an index finger push a toy begin to drink from a cup scribble with a crayon begin to use a spoon [Social/Language] be shy or anxious with strangers copy during play have favourite toys and people test limits to actions and behaviours put out an arm or leg to help when being dressed take off socks come when called (respond to name) say “mama” or “dada” with at least one other word with meaning communicate a need without crying stop an action if you say “no” [Cognitive] explore objects in different ways (shaking, banging, throwing, dropping) know the names of familiar objects respond to music begin to explore cause and effect [Gross motor]

Output: reach a sitting position without help crawl on hands and knees, or scoot around on their bum get from a sitting to a crawling or prone (on their stomach) position pull up to a standing position cruise, holding onto furniture stand briefly without support walk holding an adult’s hand, and maybe take 2 or 3 steps on their own start to climb stairs with help

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Age] At 18 months, most babies can… [Fine motor] build a 3-block tower use a spoon well turn a few board-book pages at a time turn over a container to pour out the contents drink easily from a cup [Social/Language] say 20 or more words follow a simple instruction remove some clothing on their own point to a named body part point to familiar objects when asked help with simple tasks [Cognitive] use objects as tools fit related objects together (e.g., in a shape sorter) [Gross motor]

Output: climb into chairs walk without help climb stairs one at a time with help

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Age] At 24 months, most toddlers can… [Fine motor] build a tower of 4 blocks or more complete a simple shape-matching puzzle turn board-book pages easily, one at a time [Social/Language] start to put 2 words together copy the behaviour of adults and other children get excited about being with other children play alongside other children show increasing independence show defiant behaviour [Cognitive] begin “make-believe” play [Gross motor]

Output: pull a toy while walking carry a large toy or more than one toy while walking begin to run kick or throw a ball climb into and get down from chairs without help walk up and down stairs with help

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Age] At 3 years, most toddlers can… [Fine motor] make up-and-down, side-to-side and circular lines with a pencil or crayon build a tower of more than 6 blocks hold a pencil in a writing position screw and unscrew jar lids or big nuts and bolts string big beads work latches and hooks snip with children’s scissors [Social/Language] show spontaneous affection for playmates they know begin to take turns understand the concept of “mine” vs. “someone else’s” object to changes in routine anticipate daily activities speak in sentences and ask a lot of questions put toys away ask for help know their full name [Cognitive] match an object in their hand or the room to a picture in a book include animals, dolls and people in make-believe play sort easily by shape and colour complete a puzzle with 3 or 4 pieces understand the difference between 1 and 2 name body parts and colours [Gross motor]

Output: walk up and down stairs, alternating feet (one foot per stair) run easily jump in place throw a ball overhead

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Age] At 4 years, most preschoolers can… [Fine motor] draw a person with 2 to 4 body parts use children’s scissors draw circles and squares twiddle thumbs do a finger-to-thumb sequence (e.g., Itsy-Bitsy Spider) [Social/Language] look forward to new experiences cooperate with other children play “Mom” or “Dad” be very inventive dress and undress imagine monsters negotiate solutions to conflicts [Cognitive] understand counting follow a 3-part instruction recall parts of a story make up and tell simple stories understand “same” and “different” enjoy rich fantasy play know their address [Gross motor]

Output: hop and stand on 1 foot for up to 4 seconds kick a ball forward catch a bounced ball

Your child’s development: What to expect - Caring for Kids


Input: [Scale] foot [Explanation]

Output: pattern of stresses

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] meter [Explanation]

Output: number of feet per line

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] rhyme [Explanation]

Output: repeated sounds of words

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] words [Explanation]

Output: repeated words

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] metrical scheme [Explanation]

Output: variation of meter across lines

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] lines [Explanation]

Output: repeated lines (as in a villanelle)

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] stanza [Explanation]

Output: repeated metrical scheme

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [Scale] narrative [Explanation]

Output: conceptual patterns within the poem

Enlightenment: Objectivist Scholarship Haven

Rhythmical Scales


Input: [0] after [2] unless [1]

Output: how

Edmonds Community College: Learning Support Center


Input: [0] although [2] until [1]

Output: if

Edmonds Community College: Learning Support Center


Input: [0] as [2] when [1]

Output: no matter how

Edmonds Community College: Learning Support Center


Input: [0] as if [2] whenever [1]

Output: now that

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Input: [0] as though [2] where [1]

Output: once

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Input: [0] because [2] wherever [1]

Output: than

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Input: [0] before [2] whether [1]

Output: that

Edmonds Community College: Learning Support Center


Input: [0] even if [2] while [1]

Output: though

Edmonds Community College: Learning Support Center


Input: [0] even though [2] why [1]

Output: till

Edmonds Community College: Learning Support Center


Input: [Benchmark] Whetstone [Original Version] Floating/fixed point benchmark for minicomputers [View]

Output: Results More Details

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] Dhrystone [Original Version] Integer benchmark for UNIX systems (Dhrystone 1 and 2) [View]

Output: Results More Details

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Input: [Benchmark] Linpack [Original Version] Floating point benchmark for workstations [View]

Output: Results More Details

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] Livermore [Original Version] Floating point benchmark for supercomputers [View]

Output: Results More Details

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] Reliability [Original Version] All the benchmarks now check numeric results for correctness, mainly for the last pass, but the Livermore Benchmark checks all results for use as a Reliability Test. [View]

Output: More Details

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] DOS, OS/2 [Original Version] See OldOnes.htm for DOS, OS/2 and 16 bit versions plus Whetstone source code in different programming languages. [View]

Output: View

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] 64 bit [Original Version] See Win64.htm for later 32 bit compilations and 64 bit varieties. [View]

Output: View

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] Dual Core [Original Version] See DualCore.htm for dual core CPU Whetstone Benchmark. [View]

Output: View

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [0] Month View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] List View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Day View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Saved Content [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Keyword Search [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] AJAX [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] iCal & Gcal Export [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Events List Widget [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Responsive [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Premium Support Access [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Recurring Events [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Week View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Photo View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Map View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Location Search [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Venue & Organizer View [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Advanced Widgets [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [0] Additional Fields [Pro] Yes [Core]

Output: No


Input: [was, were] bore [been] borne, born [to be]

Output: to bear

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Input: [was, were] beat [been] beaten [to be]

Output: to beat

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Input: [was, were] became [been] become [to be]

Output: to become

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Input: [was, were] began [been] begun [to be]

Output: to begin

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Input: [was, were] bent [been] bent [to be]

Output: to bend

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Input: [was, were] bit [been] bitten [to be]

Output: to bite

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Input: [was, were] blew [been] blown [to be]

Output: to blow

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Input: [was, were] broke [been] broken [to be]

Output: to break

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Input: [was, were] brought [been] brought [to be]

Output: to bring

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Input: [was, were] built [been] built [to be]

Output: to build

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Input: [was, were] burnt [been] burnt [to be]

Output: to burn

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Input: [was, were] burst [been] burst [to be]

Output: to burst

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Input: [was, were] bought [been] bought [to be]

Output: to buy

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Input: [was, were] caught [been] caught [to be]

Output: to catch

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Input: [was, were] chose [been] chosen [to be]

Output: to choose

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Input: [was, were] came [been] come [to be]

Output: to come

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Input: [was, were] cost [been] cost [to be]

Output: to cost

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Input: [was, were] crept [been] crept [to be]

Output: to creep

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Input: [was, were] cut [been] cut [to be]

Output: to cut

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Input: [was, were] dealt [been] dealt [to be]

Output: to deal

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Input: [was, were] dug [been] dug [to be]

Output: to dig

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Input: [was, were] did [been] done [to be]

Output: to do

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Input: [was, were] drew [been] drawn [to be]

Output: to draw

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Input: [was, were] dreamt [been] dreamt [to be]

Output: to dream

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Input: [was, were] drank [been] drunk [to be]

Output: to drink

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Input: [was, were] drove [been] driven [to be]

Output: to drive

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Input: [was, were] ate [been] eaten [to be]

Output: to eat

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Input: [was, were] fell [been] fallen [to be]

Output: to fall

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Input: [was, were] fed [been] fed [to be]

Output: to feed

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Input: [was, were] felt [been] felt [to be]

Output: to feel

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Input: [was, were] fought [been] fought [to be]

Output: to fight

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Input: [was, were] found [been] found [to be]

Output: to find

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Input: [was, were] flew [been] flown [to be]

Output: to fly

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Input: [was, were] forbade [been] forbidden [to be]

Output: to forbid

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Input: [was, were] forgot [been] forgotten [to be]

Output: to forget

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Input: [was, were] forgave [been] forgiven [to be]

Output: to forgive

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Input: [was, were] froze [been] frozen [to be]

Output: to freeze

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Input: [was, were] gave [been] given [to be]

Output: to give

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Input: [was, were] went [been] gone [to be]

Output: to go

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Input: [was, were] grew [been] grown [to be]

Output: to grow

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Input: [was, were] hung [been] hung [to be]

Output: to hang

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Input: [was, were] had [been] had [to be]

Output: to have

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Input: [was, were] heard [been] heard [to be]

Output: to hear

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Input: [was, were] hid [been] hidden [to be]

Output: to hide

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Input: [was, were] hit [been] hit [to be]

Output: to hit

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Input: [was, were] held [been] held [to be]

Output: to hold

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Input: [was, were] hurt [been] hurt [to be]

Output: to hurt

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Input: [was, were] kept [been] kept [to be]

Output: to keep

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Input: [was, were] knelt [been] knelt [to be]

Output: to kneel

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Input: [was, were] knew [been] known [to be]

Output: to know

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Input: [was, were] laid [been] laid [to be]

Output: to lay

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Input: [was, were] led [been] led [to be]

Output: to lead

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Input: [was, were] leant [been] leant [to be]

Output: to lean

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Input: [was, were] learnt, learned [been] learnt, learned [to be]

Output: to learn

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Input: [was, were] left [been] left [to be]

Output: to leave

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Input: [was, were] lent [been] lent [to be]

Output: to lend

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Input: [was, were] let [been] let [to be]

Output: to let

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Input: [was, were] lay [been] lain [to be]

Output: to lie

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Input: [was, were] lost [been] lost [to be]

Output: to lose

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Input: [was, were] made [been] made [to be]

Output: to make

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Input: [was, were] meant [been] meant [to be]

Output: to mean

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Input: [was, were] mowed [been] mown [to be]

Output: to mow

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Input: [was, were] met [been] met [to be]

Output: to meet

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Input: [was, were] paid [been] paid [to be]

Output: to pay

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Input: [was, were] put [been] put [to be]

Output: to put

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Input: [was, were] read [been] read [to be]

Output: to read

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Input: [was, were] rode [been] ridden [to be]

Output: to ride

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Input: [was, were] rang [been] rung [to be]

Output: to ring

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Input: [was, were] rose [been] risen [to be]

Output: to rise

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Input: [was, were] ran [been] run [to be]

Output: to run

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Input: [was, were] said [been] said [to be]

Output: to say

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Input: [was, were] saw [been] seen [to be]

Output: to see

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Input: [was, were] sought [been] sought [to be]

Output: to seek

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Input: [was, were] sold [been] sold [to be]

Output: to sell

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Input: [was, were] set [been] set [to be]

Output: to set

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Input: [was, were] sewed [been] sewn [to be]

Output: to sew

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Input: [was, were] shook [been] shaken [to be]

Output: to shake

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Input: [was, were] shone [been] shone [to be]

Output: to shine

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Input: [was, were] shot [been] shot [to be]

Output: to shoot

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Input: [was, were] showed [been] shown [to be]

Output: to show

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Input: [was, were] shrank [been] shrunk [to be]

Output: to shrink

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Input: [was, were] shut [been] shut [to be]

Output: to shut

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Input: [was, were] sang [been] sung [to be]

Output: to sing

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Input: [was, were] sank [been] sunk [to be]

Output: to sink

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Input: [was, were] slept [been] slept [to be]

Output: to sleep

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Input: [was, were] slid [been] slid [to be]

Output: to slide

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Input: [was, were] smelt [been] smelt [to be]

Output: to smell

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Input: [was, were] sowed [been] sown [to be]

Output: to sow

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Input: [was, were] spoke [been] spoken [to be]

Output: to speak

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Input: [was, were] spelt [been] spelt [to be]

Output: to spell

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Input: [was, were] spent [been] spent [to be]

Output: to spend

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Input: [was, were] spilt [been] split [to be]

Output: to spill

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Input: [was, were] spread [been] spread [to be]

Output: to spread

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Input: [was, were] stood [been] stood [to be]

Output: to stand

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Input: [was, were] stole [been] stolen [to be]

Output: to stea1

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Input: [was, were] stuck [been] stuck [to be]

Output: to stick

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Input: [was, were] strode [been] stridden [to be]

Output: to stride

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Input: [was, were] struck [been] struck [to be]

Output: to strike

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Input: [was, were] strove [been] striven [to be]

Output: to strive

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Input: [was, were] swore [been] sworn [to be]

Output: to swear

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Input: [was, were] swept [been] swept [to be]

Output: to sweep

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Input: [was, were] swam [been] swum [to be]

Output: to swim

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Input: [was, were] took [been] taken [to be]

Output: to take

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Input: [was, were] taught [been] taught [to be]

Output: to teach

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Input: [was, were] told [been] told [to be]

Output: to tell

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Input: [was, were] thought [been] thought [to be]

Output: to think

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Input: [was, were] threw [been] thrown [to be]

Output: to throw

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Input: [was, were] understood [been] understood [to be]

Output: to understand

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Input: [Key] SMOK-18917 [Component/s] Archive [Summary]

Output: Opening a Legacy timeline with Soft Axis into 2014SP1 should have "Use Back" set to on.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19515 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Render List in Batch does not dynamically update in real-time.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19429 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Hangs when rendering a 1 frame action batch setup.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19362 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Batch/BFX: resize node does not update.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19309 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Resize node is not keeping the Ratio value when saved.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19249 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Flame Premium crashes when rendering Batch - Action setups (memory leak).


Input: [Key] SMOK-19107 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Re-saving a Batch snapshot crashes if its media was gesturally edited on the Desktop.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18811 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: dlCheckGLError (seen as corruption in the application) after rendering a Lens Distort Batch setup.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18803 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Crashes when using a specific batch setup.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18723 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Batch: Random render corruption with specific setups containing a Sparks node.


Input: [Key] SMOK-17896 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Modifying MUX timing offset while displaying the context view doesn't invalidate result.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18846 [Component/s] Batch General [Summary]

Output: Batch : Resize's crop options are initialized at Project resolution when it should be at clip resolution.


Input: [Key] SMOK-2239 [Component/s] Data Management [Summary]

Output: No failover if the first framestore_map interface is invalid.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19212 [Component/s] Desktop & Editing tools [Summary]

Output: Pending render clips will cause the UI to be sluggish if the media panel is open.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19226 [Component/s] Desktop & Editing tools [Summary]

Output: Crash on startup if clips were saved/moved to Batch snapshot BUMP library folder.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18688 [Component/s] Desktop & Editing tools [Summary]

Output: BFX render = timeline still unrendered.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18268 [Component/s] IFFFS: Conform [Summary]

Output: Resizing AAF on import does not adjust axis values proportionally.


Input: [Key] SMOK-5712 [Component/s] Media Import / Export [Summary]

Output: Timecode from filename should not produce negative or greater than 48-hour timecode.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19496 [Component/s] Media Import / Export [Summary]

Output: Flame and Smoke export ProRes with incorrect field dominance data.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18713 [Component/s] Media Import / Export [Summary]

Output: Flare on CentOS render errors when using Uncompressed / RAW format.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18683 [Component/s] Media Import / Export [Summary]

Output: Caching OpenEXR or dpx alpha channel is incorrect when file is on same volume as managed media storage.


Input: [Key] SMOK-16188 [Component/s] Media Import / Export [Summary]

Output: Export: NTSC clip has wrong field dominance.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18766 [Component/s] Player [Summary]

Output: Playing back a Text Timeline effect on Gap crashes.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19274 [Component/s] Rendering [Summary]

Output: Wrong timeline render results because of view tracks refresh.


Input: [Key] SMOK-18271 [Component/s] UI [Summary]

Output: Incorrect preview using Broadcast Toolbar and Gmask. Resolution dependent.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19436 [Component/s] LUSTRE: Color Tools [Summary]

Output: All keyframes are lost when a single keyframe is copied.


Input: [Key] SMOK-19398 [Component/s] LUSTRE: Panel [Summary]

Output: CP100: Right wheel not cycling through shots in Lustre 2014.


Input: Good [Numerical Value] 0 - 50 [Meaning]

Output: Air quality is considered satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.


Input: Moderate [Numerical Value] 51-100 [Meaning]

Output: Air quality is acceptable; however, for some pollutants there may be a moderate health concern for a very small number of people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution.


Input: Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups [Numerical Value] 101 - 150 [Meaning]

Output: Members of sentitive groups may experience health effects. The general public is not likely to be effected.


Input: Unhealthy [Numerical Value] 151 - 200 [Meaning]

Output: Everyone may begin to experience health effects; members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects.


Input: Very Unhealthy [Numerical Value] 201 - 300 [Meaning]

Output: Health alert: everyone may experience more serious health effects.


Input: Hazardous [Numerical Value] > 300 [Meaning]

Output: Health warnings of emergency conditions. The entire population is more likely to be effected.


Input: [LOCATIONS] Participating Food & Beverage outlets on the Main Concourse and Terrace levels, and Barrio at Gate 6 [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies wherever you see Sweet Spot signage. Discount not available at some locations or roaming vendors.

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Metropolitan Club [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Town Ball Tavern [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Hrbek's [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] 1st & 3rd Base Lounges [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Annual Suites, Premier Suites, Skyline Suites, Event Suites [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount does not apply to hospitality suites on the Suite and Club Levels

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Thomson Reuters Champions Club [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies to spirits & premium bar service only

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Delta SKY360° Legends Club [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies to merchandise at store and concession stands inside Legends Club and does not apply to in-seat service

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Budweiser Roof Deck [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount does not apply

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Majestic Twins Clubhouse Store [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Target Field merchandise stores at Gate 14 and Terrace Level [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies

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Input: [Duration] 2 [Description] Think of how the site is going to be used and map out the most intuitive route through the information for each type of user, think about what could go wrong and what decisions might be made in response to the information. All this preparation will be used when designing the layout and producing the content. [Milestone]

Output: Design user journey workflows and/or use case diagrams


Input: [Duration] 3 [Description] Develop a range of page layouts to discuss and agree best approach based on the user journey workflows and use cases [Milestone]

Output: Produce Wireframes


Input: [Duration] 1 [Description] Find an appropriate web hosting service provider and set up an account procuring / linking domain names as appropriate [Milestone]

Output: Source Web Hosting


Input: [Duration] 1 [Description] Outline or list the content needed so that we can ensure it is produced in a timely manner to fit with the defined user journey, design and creation timeframe [Milestone]

Output: Define content required


Input: [Duration] 0.4 [Description] upload draft via message system and discuss [Milestone]

Output: Agree any amendments


Input: [Duration] 1 [Description] Sign off to complete task [Milestone]

Output: Sign off final draft


Input: [Duration] 3 [Description] Create the final versions of the pages using the agreed design [Milestone]

Output: Create Pages


Input: [Duration] 1 [Description] Input all images and copy etc [Milestone]

Output: Add content


Input: [Duration] 2 [Description] Ensure everything in working order across different operating system and browser configurations, taking into account forecast volume usage [Milestone]

Output: Testing


Input: [No.] 1 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Simple crater


Input: [No.] 2 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Complex crater


Input: [No.] 3 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Central peak often present


Input: [No.] 4 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Central peak dependent on crater size


Input: [No.] 5 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Central peak ring on very large craters


Input: [No.] 6 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Central peaks on very small craters


Input: [No.] 7 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Flat floors for craters of all sizes


Input: [No.] 8 [EDM] yes [Impact] rarely [Feature]

Output: Vertical walls


Input: [No.] 9 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Terraces


Input: [No.] 10 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Ringwall


Input: [No.] 11 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: No rim or ringwall


Input: [No.] 12 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Scalloping of crater rim


Input: [No.] 13 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Multiple craters from one event


Input: [No.] 14 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Splash craters of various sizes


Input: [No.] 15 [EDM] yes [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Crater chains as part of crater formation


Input: [No.] 16 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Crater chains forming rilles or fissures


Input: [No.] 17 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Radial groove system fr. various objects


Input: [No.] 18 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Radial ridge system usually forms


Input: [No.] 19 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Ray system usually forms


Input: [No.] 20 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Multiple ejecta blankets instead of rays


Input: [No.] 21 [EDM] yes [Impact] no [Feature]

Output: Horizontal rim layers


Input: [No.] 22 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Overturned rim layers


Input: [No.] 23 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Nickel-iron bodies in the crater wall


Input: [No.] 24 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Shocked quartz in the crater.


Input: [No.] 25 [EDM] no [Impact] yes [Feature]

Output: Mascons associated with largest objects


Input: [Feature ID] B031 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic dynamic SQL

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Input: [Feature ID] B032 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended dynamic SQL

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Input: [Feature ID] B033 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Untyped SQL-invoked function arguments

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Input: [Feature ID] B034 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Dynamic specification of cursor attributes

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Input: [Feature ID] B041 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extensions to embedded SQL exception declarations

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Input: [Feature ID] B051 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced execution rights

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Input: [Feature ID] F032 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CASCADE drop behavior

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Input: [Feature ID] F033 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: ALTER TABLE statement: DROP COLUMN clause

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Input: [Feature ID] F034 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended REVOKE statement

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Input: [Feature ID] F052 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Intervals and datetime arithmetic

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Input: [Feature ID] F053 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: OVERLAPS predicate

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Input: [Feature ID] F111 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Isolation levels other than SERIALIZABLE

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Input: [Feature ID] F121 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic diagnostics management

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Input: [Feature ID] F171 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiple schemas per user

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Input: [Feature ID] F191 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Referential delete actions

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Input: [Feature ID] F222 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: INSERT statement: DEFAULT VALUES clause

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Input: [Feature ID] F231 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Privilege tables

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Input: [Feature ID] F251 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Domain support

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Input: [Feature ID] F262 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended CASE expression

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Input: [Feature ID] F271 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Compound character literals

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Input: [Feature ID] F281 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: LIKE enhancements

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Input: [Feature ID] F291 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: UNIQUE predicate

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Input: [Feature ID] F301 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: CORRESPONDING in query expressions

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Input: [Feature ID] F302 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: INTERSECT table operator

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Input: [Feature ID] F304 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: EXCEPT ALL table operator

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Input: [Feature ID] F312 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: MERGE statement

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Input: [Feature ID] F321 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: User authorization

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Input: [Feature ID] F341 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Usage tables

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Input: [Feature ID] F361 [Validated] No (Embedded SQL) [Feature Name]

Output: Subprogram support

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Input: [Feature ID] F381 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended schema manipulation

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Input: [Feature ID] F391 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Long identifiers

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Input: [Feature ID] F392 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Unicode escapes in identifiers

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Input: [Feature ID] F393 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Unicode escapes in literals

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Input: [Feature ID] F401 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended joined table

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Input: [Feature ID] F402 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Named column joins for LOBs, arrays, and multisets

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Input: [Feature ID] F411 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Time zone specification

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Input: [Feature ID] F421 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: National character

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Input: [Feature ID] F431 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Read-only scrollable cursors

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Input: [Feature ID] F441 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended set function support

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Input: [Feature ID] F442 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Mixed column references in set functions

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Input: [Feature ID] F451 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Character set definition

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Input: [Feature ID] F461 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Named character sets

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Input: [Feature ID] F491 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Constraint management

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Input: [Feature ID] F502 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced documentation tables

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Input: [Feature ID] F521 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Assertions

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Input: [Feature ID] F531 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Temporary tables

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Input: [Feature ID] F555 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced seconds precision

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Input: [Feature ID] F561 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Full value expressions

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Input: [Feature ID] F571 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Truth value tests

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Input: [Feature ID] F591 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Derived tables

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Input: [Feature ID] F611 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Indicator data types

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Input: [Feature ID] F641 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Row and table constructors

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Input: [Feature ID] F651 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Catalog name qualifiers

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Input: [Feature ID] F661 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Simple tables

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Input: [Feature ID] F671 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Subqueries in CHECK

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Input: [Feature ID] F672 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Retrospective check constraints

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Input: [Feature ID] F691 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Collation and translation

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Input: [Feature ID] F692 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced collation support

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Input: [Feature ID] F693 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SQL-session and client module collations

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Input: [Feature ID] F701 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Referential update actions

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Input: [Feature ID] F711 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: ALTER domain

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Input: [Feature ID] F721 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Deferrable constraints

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Input: [Feature ID] F731 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: INSERT column privileges

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Input: [Feature ID] F741 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Referential MATCH types

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Input: [Feature ID] F751 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: View CHECK enhancements

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F761 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Session management

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F771 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Connection management

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F781 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Self-referencing operations

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F791 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Insensitive cursors

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F801 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Full set function

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F813 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Extended flagging

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F821 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Local table references

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] F831 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Full cursor update

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S023 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic structured types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S024 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced structured types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S025 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Final structured types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S026 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Self-referencing structured types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S027 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Create method by specific method name

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S028 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Permutable UDT options list

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S041 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic reference types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S043 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced reference types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S051 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Create table of type

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S071 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SQL paths in function and type name resolution

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S081 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Subtables

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S091 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic array support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S092 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Arrays of user-defined types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S094 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Arrays of reference types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S095 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Array constructors by query

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S096 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Optional array bounds

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S097 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Array element assignment

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S111 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: ONLY in query expressions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S151 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Type predicate

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S161 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Subtype treatment

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S162 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Subtype treatment for references

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S201 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: SQL-invoked routines on arrays

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S202 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: SQL-invoked routines on multisets

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S211 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: User-defined cast functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S231 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Structured type locators

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S232 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Array locators

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S233 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiset locators

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S241 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Transform functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S242 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Alter transform statement

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S251 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: User-defined orderings

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S261 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Specific type method

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S271 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic multiset support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S272 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multisets of user-defined types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S274 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multisets of reference types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S275 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Advanced multiset support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] S281 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Nested collection types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T011 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Timestamp in Information Schema

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T031 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: BOOLEAN data type

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T041 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic LOB data type support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T042 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Extended LOB data type support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T051 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Row types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T052 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: MAX and MIN for row types

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T053 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Explicit aliases for all fields reference

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T061 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: UCS support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T071 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: BIGINT data type

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T111 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Updatable joins, unions, and columns

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T121 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: WITH (excluding RECURSIVE) in query expression

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T131 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Recursive query

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T141 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SIMILAR predicate

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T151 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: DISTINCT predicate

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T171 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: LIKE clause in table definition

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T172 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: AS subquery clause in table definition

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T173 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended LIKE clause in table definition

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T174 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Identity columns

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T175 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Generated columns

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T176 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Sequence generator support

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T191 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Referential action RESTRICT

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T201 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Comparable data types for referential constraints

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T211 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic trigger capability

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T212 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced trigger capability

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T231 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Sensitive cursors

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T241 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: START TRANSACTION statement

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T242 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Optional transaction modes in START TRANSACTION

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T251 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SET TRANSACTION statement: LOCAL option

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T261 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Chained transactions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T271 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Savepoints

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T272 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced savepoint management

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T281 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SELECT privilege with column granularity

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T301 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Functional dependencies

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T312 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: OVERLAY function

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T322 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Overloading of SQL-invoked functions and procedures

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T323 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Explicit security for external routines

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T324 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Explicit security for SQL routines

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T325 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Qualified SQL parameter references

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T326 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Table functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T331 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Basic roles

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T332 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended roles

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T351 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Bracketed SQL comments (/*...*/ comments)

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T431 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended grouping capabilities

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T432 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Nested and concatenated GROUPING SETS

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T433 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiargument GROUPING function

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T434 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: GROUP BY DISINCT

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T441 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: ABS and MOD functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T461 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Symmetric BETWEEN predicate

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T471 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Result sets return value

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T491 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: LATERAL derived table

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T501 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced EXISTS predicate

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T511 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Transaction counts

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T551 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Optional key words for default syntax

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T561 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Holdable locators

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T571 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Array-returning external SQL-invoked functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T572 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Multiset-returning external SQL-invoked functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T581 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Regular expression substring function

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T591 [Validated] No [Feature Name]

Output: UNIQUE constraints of possibly null columns

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T601 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Local cursor references

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T611 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Elementary OLAP operations

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T612 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Advanced OLAP operations

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T613 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Sampling

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T621 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced numeric functions

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T631 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: IN predicate with one list element

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T641 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiple column assignment

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T651 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SQL-schema statements in SQL routines

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] T652 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: SQL-dynamic statements in SQL routines

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P001 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Stored modules

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P002 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Computational completeness

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P003 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Information Schema views

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P004 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Extended CASE statement

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P005 [Validated] No (Catalog Lookup) [Feature Name]

Output: Qualified SQL variable references

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P006 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Multiple assignment

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] P007 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Enhanced diagnostics management

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Feature ID] V001 [Validated] Yes [Feature Name]

Output: Mimer SQL extension

Mimer SQL Developers - Optional Features in SQL-2003


Input: [Award] Grand Prize & Best Script [Country/School] United States Val Verde High School [Title/Synopsis]

Output: "Without Me" This video is a public service message to help prevent suicide. A young boy, who is about to send a farewell message to his parents, hears a mysterious voice telling him not to go through with it.

Val Verde High School from California Swoops KWN Grand Prize | Panasonic Newsroom Global


Input: [Award] Best Videography [Country/School] Slovakia Primary School of Rudolf Dilong in Trstena [Title/Synopsis]

Output: "Do Not Destroy But Save" A video that looks at how modern society uses much more energy in our daily lives than it did in the past, and sounds an alarm about the damage being done to the Earth.

Val Verde High School from California Swoops KWN Grand Prize | Panasonic Newsroom Global


Input: [Award] Best Research [Country/School] Russia Intellectual Residential School [Title/Synopsis]

Output: "The Glass of Pure Water" Children go out to rivers and ponds in search of clean water for raising goldfish. Their investigation reveals water quality failed to meet the levels considered "clean" at all locations and helps open their eyes to environmental problems.

Val Verde High School from California Swoops KWN Grand Prize | Panasonic Newsroom Global


Input: [Award] Best Presentation [Country/School] Singapore Sembawang Secondary School [Title/Synopsis]

Output: "Mad About Water" In Singapore, where the water supply is precious, youths stage a month-long campaign to conserve water and are able to save a surprising amount because of their high level of awareness.

Val Verde High School from California Swoops KWN Grand Prize | Panasonic Newsroom Global


Input: [Award] Best Editing [Country/School] New Zealand Point Chevalier School [Title/Synopsis]

Output: "The Mangroves" This video profiles a group of people that want to clear a mangrove forest to build houses. In this comical piece, the mangroves themselves explain their role and importance in environmental preservation.

Val Verde High School from California Swoops KWN Grand Prize | Panasonic Newsroom Global


Input: [Award] Best Documentary [Country/School] Japan Nagawa Junior High School [Title/Synopsis]

Output: "Memories Beneath the Surface" History of a village that was submerged under water due to dam construction for hydroelectric power generation in the 1950s. The video investigates the difficulties of building a dam and the importance of electricity, with quotes from local residents that were forced to leave their land.

Val Verde High School from California Swoops KWN Grand Prize | Panasonic Newsroom Global


Input: [GIT] File versioning only [FOSSIL]

Output: Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Sharding [FOSSIL]

Output: Replicating

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Developer branches [FOSSIL]

Output: Feature branches

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Complex [FOSSIL]

Output: Intuitive

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Separate web tools [FOSSIL]

Output: Integrated Web interface

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Lots of little tools [FOSSIL]

Output: Single executable

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Pile-of-files repository [FOSSIL]

Output: Single-file relational database

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] One check-out per repository [FOSSIL]

Output: Many check-outs per repository

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] Uses "rebase" [FOSSIL]

Output: Immutable

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [GIT] GPL [FOSSIL]

Output: BSD

Versioning, Tickets, Wiki, and Technotes


Input: [Report Name] APA Monthly Statistics [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Monthly


Input: [Report Name] Bureau of Adult Detention Annual Jail Reports [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Annually


Input: [Report Name] Bureau of Community Sanctions Reports [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Annually


Input: [Report Name] Halfway Houses Annual Report [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Annually


Input: [Report Name] Community Corrections Act Programs Annual Report [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Annually


Input: [Report Name] Community Based Correctional Facilities Annual Report [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Annually


Input: [Report Name] Parole Board Report [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Monthly


Input: [Report Name] Office of Victim Services Annual Report [Reporting Frequency]

Output: Annually


Input: [Exercise] Parking Lot Pulldowns [Muscles worked] Back [Similar to]

Output: Close-grip lat pulldowns


Input: [Exercise] Fire Escape Rows [Muscles worked] Back [Similar to]

Output: Dumbbell rows


Input: [Exercise] Seated Cable Car Rows [Muscles worked] Back [Similar to]

Output: Seated cable rows


Input: [Exercise] Rear Delt Flys [Muscles worked] Delts (rear) [Similar to]

Output: High-pulley rear delt flys


Input: [Exercise] Sumo Bedlifts [Muscles worked] Back, legs [Similar to]

Output: Sumo deadlifts


Input: [Exercise] Tug-of-Door [Muscles worked] Back [Similar to]

Output: Machine iso-lateral rows


Input: [Exercise] Trash Raises [Muscles worked] Traps [Similar to]

Output: Trap raises


Input: [Exercise] Crosswalk Pullups [Muscles worked] Back [Similar to]

Output: Assisted pullups


Input: [Exercise] Superman Planks [Muscles worked] Abs [Similar to]

Output: Planks


Input: [Exercise] Swivel Chair Rotations [Muscles worked] Obliques [Similar to]

Output: Machine torso twists


Input: [Exercise] Playground Situps [Muscles worked] Abs [Similar to]

Output: Decline situps


Input: [Exercise] Infinite Pushups [Muscles worked] Chest [Similar to]

Output: Pushups


Input: [Exercise] Public Bench Press [Muscles worked] Chest [Similar to]

Output: Flat bench press


Input: [Exercise] Car Trunk Press [Muscles worked] Chest (upper) [Similar to]

Output: Incline bench press


Input: [Exercise] Classroom Flys [Muscles worked] Chest [Similar to]

Output: Cable flys


Input: [Exercise] Jasmine Ricep Curls [Muscles worked] Bicep [Similar to]

Output: Bicep curls


Input: [Exercise] Door Frame Pulldowns [Muscles worked] Tricep [Similar to]

Output: Rope tricep extensions


Input: [Exercise] After School Dips [Muscles worked] Tricep [Similar to]

Output: Dips


Input: [Exercise] Hammer Curls [Muscles worked] Brachioradialis, brachialis, bicep [Similar to]

Output: Hammer curls


Input: [Exercise] Boulder Presses [Muscles worked] Delts [Similar to]

Output: Shoulder presses


Input: [Exercise] Cateral Raises [Muscles worked] Delts (side) [Similar to]

Output: Lateral raises


Input: [Exercise] Girlfriend Squats [Muscles worked] Legs [Similar to]

Output: Barbell squats


Input: [Exercise] Girlfriend Hamstring Curls [Muscles worked] Hamstring [Similar to]

Output: Hamstring curls


Input: [Exercise] Girlfriend Calf Raises [Muscles worked] Calf [Similar to]

Output: Standing calf raises


Input: [Exercise] Girlfriend Lunges [Muscles worked] Legs [Similar to]

Output: Barbell lunges


Input: [Exercise] Glute Bridges [Muscles worked] Glutes [Similar to]

Output: Glute bridges


Input: [Exercise] Hamswing Curls [Muscles worked] Hamstring [Similar to]

Output: Hamstring curls


Input: [Supported] Yes [Explanations] Full keyboard support for all functions that can be discerned textually. [Criteria]

Output: (a) When software is designed to run on a system that has a keyboard, product functions shall be executable from a keyboard where the function itself or the result of performing a function can be discerned textually.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes [Explanations] Storyline does not disrupt or disable accessibility features. [Criteria]

Output: (b) Applications shall not disrupt or disable activated features of other products that are identified as accessibility features, where those features are developed and documented according to industry standards. Applications also shall not disrupt or disable activated features of any operating system that are identified as accessibility features where the application programming interface for those accessibility features has been documented by the manufacturer of the operating system and is available to the product developer.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes [Explanations] Storyline displays a yellow box around the shape that has focus and reports the current focus to assistive technology. [Criteria]

Output: (c) A well-defined on-screen indication of the current focus shall be provided that moves among interactive interface elements as the input focus changes. The focus shall be programmatically exposed so that assistive technology can track focus and focus changes.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes [Explanations] Storyline reports the object type, state, and description to assistive technology. [Criteria]

Output: (d) Sufficient information about a user interface element including the identity, operation, and state of the element shall be available to assistive technology. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes, author controlled [Explanations] The person authoring courses in Storyline can choose to comply with this standard. [Criteria]

Output: (e) When bitmap images are used to identify controls, status indicators, or other programmatic elements, the meaning assigned to those images shall be consistent throughout an application's performance.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes, with exceptions [Explanations] Storyline exposes textual information to assistive technology with the exception of caret position for text inputs and text attribute information. [Criteria]

Output: (f) Textual information shall be provided through operating system functions for displaying text. The minimum information that shall be made available is text content, text input caret location, and text attributes.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] No [Explanations] Storyline does not inherit user display settings. [Criteria]

Output: (g) Applications shall not override user-selected contrast and color selections and other individual display attributes.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes, author controlled [Explanations] Animations are optional. The person authoring courses in Storyline can provide alternatives. [Criteria]

Output: (h) When animation is displayed, the information shall be displayable in at least one non animated presentation mode at the option of the user.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes, author controlled [Explanations] Color coding is not used as the only means of conveying information in the player. The person authoring courses in Storyline can choose to comply with this standard. [Criteria]

Output: (i) Color coding shall not be used as the only means of conveying information, indicating an action, prompting a response, or distinguishing a visual element.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes, author controlled [Explanations] Storyline provides a variety of color selections that can produce a range of contrast levels. People authoring courses in Storyline choose contrast levels for objects and the Storyline player. [Criteria]

Output: (j) When a product permits a user to adjust color and contrast settings, a variety of color selections capable of producing a range of contrast levels shall be provided.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes, author controlled [Explanations] Animations are optional. By default, none blink. [Criteria]

Output: (k) Software shall not use flashing or blinking text, objects, or other elements having a flash or blink frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Supported] Yes [Explanations] Form controls provide full data to assistive technology. The person authoring courses in Storyline can provide instructions and cues to comply with the standard. [Criteria]

Output: (l) When electronic forms are used, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues.

Articulate Storyline 2 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DND [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree Pacific ex-Japan Total Dividend Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Asia-Pacific ex-Japan Fund [Current Index Name] WisdomTree Pacific ex-Japan Dividend Index [New Index Name] WisdomTree Asia Pacific ex-Japan Index [New Issue Symbol]

Output: AXJL

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DNH [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree Pacific ex-Japan Equity Income Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Australia Dividend Fund [Current Index Name] WisdomTree Pacific ex-Japan Equity Income Index [New Index Name] WisdomTree Australia Dividend Index [New Issue Symbol]

Output: AUSE

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DBN [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree International Basic Materials Sector Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Commodity Country Equity Fund [Current Index Name] WisdomTree International Basic Materials Sector Index [New Index Name] WisdomTree Commodity Country Equity Index [New Issue Symbol]

Output: CCXE

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DKA [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree International Energy Sector Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Global Natural Resources Fund [Current Index Name] WisdomTree International Energy Sector Index [New Index Name] WisdomTree Global Natural Resources Index [New Issue Symbol]

Output: GNAT

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DRW [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree International Real Estate Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Global ex-US Real Estate Fund [Current Index Name] WisdomTree International Real Estate Index [New Index Name] WisdomTree Global ex-US Real Estate Index [New Issue Symbol]

Output: NO CHANGE

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DBU [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree International Utilities Sector Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Global ex-US Utility Fund [Current Index Name] WisdomTree International Utilities Sector Index [New Index Name] WisdomTree Global ex-US Utility Index [New Issue Symbol]

Output: NO CHANGE

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


Input: [Current Issue Symbol] DNL [Current Issue Name] WisdomTree World ex-U.S. Growth Fund [New Issue Name] WisdomTree Global ex-U.S. Growth Fund [Current Index Name] NO CHANGE [New Index Name] NO CHANGE [New Issue Symbol]

Output: NO CHANGE

WisdomTree To Change Ticker, Name and Index Change For Seven ETFs Monday | ETF DAILY NEWS


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Killed/Inactivated [vaccine_type value]

Output: killed or inactivated

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Attenuated virus [vaccine_type value]

Output: attenuated

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Live bacteria [vaccine_type value]

Output: live

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Toxoid [vaccine_type value]

Output: toxoid

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Protein subunit [vaccine_type value]

Output: protein or protein subunit

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Subunit [vaccine_type value]

Output: subunit

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Conjugate vaccine [vaccine_type value]

Output: conjugate

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] Recombinant Vector [vaccine_type value]

Output: recombinant

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


3a40db67_он_Инфокутија_Лек___Википедија__vaccine_type_value

Input: [Output] DNA vaccination [vaccine_type value]

Output: DNA

Шаблон:Инфокутија Лек — Википедија


Input: [Date] 9/5/2014 [Presentation]

Output: Annette Vissing-Jorgensesn, University of California, Berkeley “ Stock Returns over the FOMC Cycle Stock Returns over the FOMC Cycle (653.93 KB) ” We document that since 1994 the US equity premium follows an alternating weekly pattern measured in FOMC cycle time, i.e. in time since the last Federal Open Market Committee meeting. The equity premium is earned entirely in weeks 0, 2, 4 and 6 in FOMC cycle time (with week 0 starting the day before a scheduled FOMC announcement day). We show that this pattern is likely to reflect a risk premium for news (about monetary policy or the macro economy) coming from the Federal Reserve: (1) The FOMC calendar is quite irregular and changes across sub-periods over which our finding is robust. (2) Even weeks in FOMC cycle time do not line up with other macro releases. (3) Volatility in the fed funds futures market and the federal funds market (but not to the same extent in other markets) peaks during even weeks in FOMC cycle time. (4) Information processing/decision making within the Fed tends to happen bi-weekly in FOMC cycle time: Before 1994, when changes to the Fed funds target in between meetings were common, they disproportionately took place during even weeks in FOMC cycle time. In addition, after 2001 Board of Governors discount rate meetings (at which the board aggregates policy requests from regional federal reserve banks and receives staff briefings) tend to take place bi-weekly in FOMC cycle time. As for how the information gets from the Federal Reserve to the market, we rule out the Federal Reserve signaling policy via open market operations post-1994. Furthermore, the high return weeks do not systematically line up with official information releases from the Federal Reserve or with the frequency of speeches by Fed officials. We end with a discussion of quiet policy communications and unintended information flows.

Finance Department Guest Seminar Archives 2010-Present | Carlson School of Management


Input: [Date] 9/12/2014 [Presentation]

Output: Geoffrey Tate, Univeristy of North Carolina – Chapel Hill “ Do Credit Analysts Matter? The Effect of Analysts on Ratings, Prices, and Corporate Decisions Do Credit Analysts Matter? The Effect of Analysts on Ratings, Prices, and Corporate Decisions (492.23 KB) ” We find evidence of systematic optimism and pessimism among credit analysts, comparing contemporaneous ratings of the same firm across rating agencies. These biases carry through to debt prices and negatively predict future changes in credit spreads, consistent with mispricing. Moreover, they affect corporate policies: firms covered by more pessimistic analysts issue less debt, use more equity financing, and experience slower revenue growth. We find that MBAs provide higher quality ratings; however, optimism increases and accuracy decreases with tenure covering the firm. Our analysis uncovers a novel mechanism through which debt prices become distorted and demonstrates its effect on corporate decisions.

Finance Department Guest Seminar Archives 2010-Present | Carlson School of Management


Input: [Date] 9/26/2014 [Presentation]

Output: Lucian Taylor, Wharton, Univeristy of Pennsylvania “ Intangible Capital and the Investment-q Relation Intangible Capital and the Investment-q Relation (352.62 KB) ” Including intangible capital in measures of investment and Tobin’s q produces a stronger investment-q relation. Specifically, regressions of investment on q produce higher R2 values and larger slope coefficients, both in firm-level and macroeconomic data. Including intangible capital also produces a stronger investment-cash flow relation. These results hold across a variety of firms and periods, but some results are even stronger where intangible capital is more important. These findings change our assessment of the classic q theory of investment, and they call for the inclusion of intangible capital in proxies for firms’ investment opportunities.

Finance Department Guest Seminar Archives 2010-Present | Carlson School of Management


Input: [Date] 10/3/2014 [Presentation]

Output: Howard Kung, London Business School “ Government Maturity Structure Shocks Government Maturity Structure Shocks (414.34 KB) ” This paper examines the impact of government debt maturity restructuring on inflation and the real economy using a New Keynesian model that features a stochastic maturity structure of nominal debt and allows for changes in the monetary/fiscal policy mix. The irrelevance of open market operations changing the duration of government liabilities (holding the market value constant) is violated when the slope of the yield curve is nonzero in a fiscally-led policy regime. When the yield curve is downward-sloping, shortening the maturity structure increases the government discount rate, which generates fiscal inflation and an expansion in output. The opposite results obtain when the yield curve is upward-sloping. Conditional maturity restructuring policies depending on the slope of the yield curve can smooth macroeconomic fluctuations and over substantial welfare benefits. In a liquidity trap, lengthening the maturity structure can be effective in attenuating deflationary pressure and output losses. In short, this paper highlights the importance of bond risk premia, in conjunction with the government debt valuation equation, as a transmission channel for open market operations.

Finance Department Guest Seminar Archives 2010-Present | Carlson School of Management


Input: [Date] 10/10/2014 [Presentation]

Output: Tyler Muir, Yale “ Financial Crises and Risk Premia Financial Crises and Risk Premia (606.92 KB) ” I analyze the behavior of risk premia in financial crises, wars, and recessions in an international panel spanning over 140 years and over 14 countries. I document that risk premia increase substantially in financial crises, but not in the other episodes. However, drops in consumption and consumption volatility are fairly similar across financial crises and recessions and are largest during wars, so standard macro asset pricing models will have trouble matching this variation. Comparing crises to “deep” recessions strengthens these findings further. I also find the equity of the financial sector forecasts returns. Taken together, the results suggest that the health of the financial sector is important for understanding why aggregate risk premia vary. I calibrate an intermediary asset pricing model and show it can match the data.

Finance Department Guest Seminar Archives 2010-Present | Carlson School of Management


Input: [Date] 10/17/2014 [Presentation]

Output: Jonathan Karpoff, University of Washington " The Value of Foreign Bribery to Bribe Paying Firms The Value of Foreign Bribery to Bribe Paying Firms (333.23 KB) ” We examine foreign bribery and its enforcement using data from enforcement actions initiated under the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) from 1978 through May 2013. We estimate that 22.9% of Compustat-listed firms with foreign sales engaged in a program of prosecutable bribery at least once during our sample period, and that the probability a bribe-paying firm will face bribery charges is 6.4%. Bribes tend to be paid for important contracts, as the average ex ante NPV of a bribe-related contract is 2.6% of the firm’s market capitalization. The costs for firms that are prosecuted for bribery depend on whether the bribery is comingled with charges of financial fraud. Firms with comingled fraud charges face large fines, investigation costs, and reputational losses, such that the ex post NPV is negative. Bribe-paying firms without comingled fraud charges face significant fines and investigation costs, but do not, on average, lose reputation in a way that impedes future operations or profitability.

Finance Department Guest Seminar Archives 2010-Present | Carlson School of Management