percentage rate change (APC, the slope for the interval between the joinpoints) and the average annual percentage change (AAPC, the slope for the entire period (1999-2016) based on the weighted average[@ref32] of the APCs). The program generated 95% confidence intervals for the APC and AAPC estimates and conducted tests of significance to determine whether the slope for either differed significantly from zero (ie, whether mortality increased or decreased during the period) and whether the slope (APC) for any interval differed significantly from that of the preceding interval (ie, whether mortality trends changed significantly after the joinpoint year). We considered changes in mortality trends with a P value ≤0.05 to be statistically significant. Joinpoint analysis was not conducted when mortality rates were unavailable for any of the 17 years.

Infrom specified cause of death in given year and racial-ethnic group). a=Arrhythmias, cardiomyopathy, heart failure, cardiac arrest, myocarditis, and valvular and pericardial disease; b=includes deaths from submersion, smoke, and flames; c=disorders of autonomic nervous system, hydrocephalus, toxic encephalopathy, and other disorders of nervous system, not elsewhere classified; d=accidents involving other land, water transport, air/space, and other/unspecified transport; e=respiratory failure, not elsewhere classified, and other respiratory disorders; f=intestinal infections, tuberculosis, and zoonotic and other bacterial, sexually transmitted, spirochetal, chlamydial, rickettsial, central nervous system, arthropod borne, and viral hemorrhagic infections; g=nerve/nerve root/plexus disorders, polyneuropathies, and other disorders of the peripheral nervous system, diseases of myoneural junction and muscle.

P \<0.05.

Average year-to-year changes (1999-2016) in absolute mortality rates (deaths/100 000).

Percent increase in mortality rate relative to intervening year between 1999 and 2016 when


the mortality rate reached its lowest value, which was statistically significantly below the 2016 mortality rate. Nadir years and year-by-year mortality rates are provided in table S3 of the supplemental file.

Slopes from fitted model, in which joinpoint analysis[@ref30] was used to plot trend lines that best fit the 17 annual mortality rates between 1999 and 2016. Joinpoints (see full table in supplemental file) are points of inflection when mortality trend lines experienced a statistically significant change. For brevity, table presents APC values only for final interval ending in 2016 (or for 1999-2016 when no joinpoints were identified). (Supplemental file S3 provides the joinpoint years for each cause of death. See table S8 for all AAPC values, APC values for every segment, related 95% confidence intervals and P values,       default_sint32: Optional[int] = ...,
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    @property
   def repeated_child(self) -> RepeatedCompositeFieldContainer[NestedTestAllTypes]: ...
    def __init__(
        self,
        child: Optional[NestedTestAllTypes] = ...,
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        repeated_child: Optional[Iterable[NestedTestAllTypes]] = ...,
    ) -> None: ...

class TestDeprecatedFields(Message):
    deprecated_int32: int
    deprecated_int32_in_oneof: int
    def __init__(self, deprecated_int32: Optional[int] = ..., deprecated_int32_in_oneof: Optional[int] = ...) -> None: ...

class TestDeprecatedMessage(Message):
    def __init__(self,) -> None: ...

class ForeignMessage(Message):
    c: int
    d: int
    def __init__(self, c: Optional[int] = ..., d: Optional[int] = ...) -> None: ...

class TestReservedFields(Message):


   def __init__(
        self, bb: Optional[TestMutualRecursionB] = ..., subgroup: Optional[TestMutualRecursionA.SubGroup] = ...
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    optional_int32: int
    @property
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    def __init__(self, a: Optional[TestMutualRecursionA] = ..., optional_int32: Optional[int] = ...) -> None: ...

class TestIsInitialized(Message):
    class SubMessage(Message):
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            i: int
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class TestRepeatedScalarDifferentTagSizes(Message):
    repeated_fixed32: RepeatedScalarFieldContainer[int]
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retention rate of 92 percent, Nakasone reported, and receives some 17,000 applications per month—40 percent of which come from sources that promote diversity. NSA is ranked among the top 20 employers for computer science graduates, he said, and has earned five external honors for excellence. NSA’s intern program attracts 9,000 applications a year from top colleges, of which 1,000 are considered and 280 invited for interviews, 70 percent of which get hired, he said.

“But it is the diversity of thought that fosters innovation,” he added, which is why, as the workforce goes through training and gains experience, his managers continue to push long-term to attract a workforce with diverse perspectives. That includes recruiting cyber experts from such organizations as Girls Who Code, he said. “The future workforce needsto be representative of our nation.”

“It was pretty shocking,” Nakasone added, when a show of hands at a town hall indicated that 70 percent to 90 percent of NSA staff started after the 9/11 terrorist attacks that are so central to the attitudes of older employees who lived through them. “For a whole of this work force, that’s a rapid amount of change,” which why it’s important to maintain “a constant focus on mission,” he said.

Because of the agency’s vital partnerships with industry, academia, research centers and foreign governments, NSA’s workforce planners are also making sure they keep “a strong body of contract officers with incentive pay so that they have opportunity to grow and succeed in that field,” he said.

Nakasone highlighted the “specialized skills” and unique capabilities


653 F.Supp. 708 (1987)
Robert C. GALLOWAY, an individual, Plaintiff,
v.
RETAIL SALES EAST, INC., a corporation, Defendant.
Civ. A. No. 85-880.
United States District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania.
February 5, 1987.
Philip A. Faix, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa., for plaintiff.
Daniel E. Wille, Pittsburgh, Pa., for defendant.

OPINION
GERALD J. WEBER, District Judge.
Plaintiff instituted this diversity action, alleging that defendant breached its contract with plaintiff and failed to pay plaintiff commissions on the sale of goods. Defendant has filed a Motion to Dismiss, attacking plaintiff's averment of the jurisdictional amount.
Plaintiff was a salesperson, employed by defendant to solicit orders for goods in a geographical region which included Western Pennsylvania. Under a written agreement, plaintiff was entitled to commissions on sales which he garnered for the company.
Plaintiff resigned his sales position in January, 1983. Subsequently, plaintiff demanded payment of certaintreatment, compared with placebo group, carnitine-orotate complex-treated participants had a significantly higher rate of normalization of serum ALT level (17.9% vs. 89.7%, P < 0.001). On hepatic CT analysis, participants treated with carnitine-orotate complex showed an increased liver attenuation index (0.74 ± 8.05 vs. 6.21 ± 8.96, P < 0.008). A significant decrease in HbA1c was observed in the carnitine-orotate complex group (-0.33 ± 0.82% [-3.6 ± 9.0 mmol/mol], P = 0.007), but no significant change was seen in the placebo group. Treatment with carnitine-orotate complex improves serum ALT and may improve hepatic steatosis as assessed by CT in patients with diabetes and NAFLD. Further studies using more advanced magnetic resonance imaging and liver histology as an end point are needed to assess its efficacy in NAFLD.


30, 2017. Any adult patient (age \>18) that presented with advanced cervical spine imaging (ie, magnetic resonance imaging or computed tomography myelogram) was invited to participate in the study. Patients that were \<18 years old, had previous cervical spine surgery, tumors or neoplasms, infection, history of cerebrovascular accident, history of neuromuscular disease, worker's compensation, or imaging studies greater than 12 months old were excluded. The diagnosis of CSM was determined by 1 of 5 fellowship trained spine surgeons based on advanced imaging and objective clinical exam findings of spinal cord compression, with or without subjective symptomatology. Participants were divided into 2 groups: those with a diagnosis of CSM (study group) and those without a diagnosis of CSM (control group). After obtaining informed consent, patients in both groups completedthe DOWN questionnaire as well as the mJOA. The mJOA consists of 4 categories: motor dysfunction in upper extremities, motor dysfunction in lower extremities, sensory dysfunction, and sphincter dysfunction. Patients selected the statement in each category that best describes their symptoms and level of dysfunction. Points are allocated based on the severity of dysfunction in each category. The point values from each category were summed, resulting in a score ranging from 0 (worst) to 18 (best). mJOA responses were classified as mild (≥15), moderate (12-14), or severe (\<12) based on the criteria of Fehlings et al for both groups.^[@bibr5-2192568218815863]^ Demographic data, smoking history, clinical diagnosis (other than CSM), and length of symptoms were also obtained.

Questionnaire {#section4-2192568218815863}
-------------

CSM may present with a constellation of symptoms including difficulty walking, unsteady gait,


      D      O      W      N
  ------------- ------ ------ ------ ------
  Sensitivity   0.91   0.83   0.93   0.91
  Specificity   0.67   0.70   0.43   0.26

Abbreviations: D, Dropping; O, Off-balance; W, Weakness; N, Numbness.

To understand the severity of impairment due to myelopathy in our study sample, we used the mJOA score. As shown in [Table 4](#table4-2192568218815863){ref-type="table"}, 37/46 patients (80%) had a moderate-severe degree of impairment as assessed by the mJOA score. Of patients identified as having a high likelihood of having myelopathy (DOWN score 4), 33/38 (86%) had a moderate-severe degree of impairment as assessedlives of at least 100 soldiers trapped in the snow after an avalanche hit Siachen on Saturday morning.

Expressing grave concern over the incident, Zardari emphasised that all resources should be employed in the search and rescue operation.


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         pysrc["label"] = src.label;
         result.append(pysrc);
         // }}}
      }
      return result;
   }
   ...
};

BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(sole) {
   py::class_<cacheWrap,boost::noncopyable>("doc", py::init<std::string>())
      .def("getSources", &cacheWrap::getSources)
   ;
}

A:

The following code does the job.  Better solutions will get the check.
Do this in ctor to set field sourceInfo:
auto collections = py::import("collections");
auto namedtuple = collections.attr("namedtuple");
py::list fields;
fields.append("url");
fields.append("label");
sourceInfo = namedtuple("Source", fields);

New method:
py::list getSources() {
   py::list result;
  as random-access substantiation of underlying gory details. As a rule of thumb:

Appendices should not contain any material necessary for understanding the contributions of the paper.

Appendices should contain all material that most readers would not be interested in.

Grammar and Small-Scale Presentation Issues

In general everyone writing papers is strongly encouraged to read the short and very useful The Elements of Style by Strunk and White. Here’s a random list of pet peeves.

Just like a program, all “variables” (terminology and notation) in the paper should be defined before being used, and should be defined only once. (Exception: Sometimes after a long hiatus it’s useful to remind the reader of a definition. ) Global definitions should be grouped into the Preliminaries section; other definitions should be given just before their first use.

Do


version plus appendices. The full paper should be the only public one aside from conference proceedings, it should be coordinated with latest (final) conference version, and modifications to the full paper should always overwrite all publicly accessible previous versions of it.

I believe in putting papers on the web the minute they’re finished. They should be dated and can be referenced as technical reports — it’s not necessary to have an actual technical report number. Never, ever put up a paper with a conference copyright notice when it’s only been submitted, and never, ever reference a paper as “submitted to conference X.” You’re only asking for embarrassment when the paper is finally published in conference Y a year or two later.her out of school without her parents' permission have been located in Mexico, and the man has been arrested.

(AP Photo/Jennifer Kay). Six crosses are placed at a makeshift memorial on the Florida International University campus in Miami on Saturday, March 17, 2018, near the scene of a pedestrian bridge collapse that killed at least six people on March 15.

A matter of seconds between those who would live and those who would die as Florida pedestrian bridge topples down highway bustling with passing vehicles.

(Nick Wagner/Austin American-Statesman via AP). FBI agents work the scene of an explosion in Austin, Texas, Sunday, March 18, 2018. At least a few people were injured in another explosion in Texas' capital late Sunday, after three package bombs detonat...

Officials reported that an explosion in southwest


Austin injured two men in their 20s who were hospitalized with injuries that didn't appear to be life-threatening.

(Joe Ahlquist/The Rochester Post-Bulletin via AP). Emergency personnel respond to the scene of a fatal stabbing Saturday, March 17, 2018, at the Salvation Army Castleview Residence in downtown Rochester, Minn. Police have arrested a man in the multiple...

Police have arrested a man in the fatal stabbing of two men at a Salvation Army apartment building in downtown Rochester, Minnesota.

Conway parents were arrested for unlawful neglect of a child after their baby was allegedly thrown from his car seat, according to a police report from Horry County Police. 20-year-old Juliana Biggerstaff and 22-year-old Jacob Lowman were arrested on Thursday after a complainant called police. Officers responded to a residence on Woodwinds Driveretrieve data from a database to be inserted into the web page.
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203 Ga. App. 290 (1992)
416 S.E.2d 845
SWEAT
v.
THE STATE.
A91A1978.
Court of Appeals of Georgia.
Decided March 10, 1992.
Ronnie K. Batchelor, for appellant.
Thomas C. Lawler III, District Attorney, Debra K. Turner, Assistant District Attorney, for appellee.
ANDREWS, Judge.
Sweat was tried and convicted of four counts of armed robbery, four counts of possession of a firearm during commission of a crime *291 and one count of aggravated assault. He appeals, contending that the trial court committed the following six errors.
1. In his first enumeration of error, Sweat contends that the trial court abused its discretion by allowing a witness for the prosecution, Investigator Vincent, to remain in the courtroom in violation of the sequestration rule under OCGA § 24-9-61.
In Mullen v. State, 197 Ga. App. 26, 27 (2) (397 SE2d 487) (1990), the court  * Neither the name of Manuel Pichler nor the names of his
 *     contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived
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a physical meaning and, in the apparatus used, it was output as voltage in the of ±10 V range. There is a linear relation between lateral deflection and frictional force and its proportional coefficient depends on the lateral spring constant of the cantilever and the lateral light sensitivity^[@CR26]^. Therefore, when comparing the magnitudes of frictional force by lateral deflections without their conversion into force units, it was limited to comparison between conditions that proportional coefficient did not change, i.e., comparison with the same cantilever and same atmosphere; in other words, at least within the same image, the magnitude of the frictional force can be compared with that of the lateral deflection without its conversion into force units. It should be noted that direct comparisons between two or more imagesthe cytoplasm of tumor cells and endothelial cells. VEGF-A expression was mainly localized in the cytoplasm and membrane of tumor cells. The expressions of vasohibin-1, VEGF-A and MVD in colorectal tumor tissues were significantly higher than those in corresponding adjacent tissues [43.3% (26/60) vs. 16.7% (10/60), 51.7%(31/60) vs. 18.3% (11/60), (39.67 ± 16.80)/mm² vs. (17.85 ± 6.43)/mm², all P<0.05]. Higher vasohibin-1 expression was significantly associated with TNM stage and metastasis (P<0.05). Vasohibin-1 expression was positively correlated with VEGF-A and MVD (r=0.378, 0.628, all P<0.05). Vasohibin-1 and VEGF-A mRNA expressions and protein expressions in colorectal cancer tissues were significantly higher than those in corresponding adjacent tissues (all P<0.05). Vasohibin-1 expression in colorectal cancer tissues is significantly higher as compared to corresponding adjacent tissues. Vasohibin-1 expression is positively correlated to


number of dimensions is called
the _rank_ of the array.
In storage, arrays are stored such that the last subscript has the
largest stride in memory, e.g. A(1,1) is followed by A(2,1), not A(1,2).
And yes, the default lower bound on each dimension is 1, not 0.

Expressions can manipulate arrays as multidimensional values, and
the compiler will create the necessary loops.

Allocatables
------------
Modern Fortran programs use `ALLOCATABLE` data extensively.
Such variables and derived type components are allocated dynamically.
They are automatically deallocated when they go out of scope, much
like C++'s `std::vector<>` class template instances are.
The array bounds, derived type `LEN` parameters, and even the
type of an allocatable can all be deferred to run time.
(If you really want to learn all about modern Fortran, I suggest
that you study everything that can be done with `ALLOCATABLE` data,
and follow upit
may or may not be executed by the assignment statement `X=0*F()`.
(Well, it probably will be, in practice, but compilers always reserve
the right to optimize better.)

Unless they have an explicit suffix (`1.0_8`, `2.0_8`) or a `D`
exponent (`3.0D0`), real literal constants in Fortran have the
default `REAL` type -- *not* `double` as in the case in C and C++.
If you're not careful, you can lose precision at compilation time
from your constant values and never know it.


---
abstract:
- |
    Helmholtz decomposition theorem for vector fields is usually presented with too strong restrictions on the fields and only for time independent fields. Blumenthal showed in 1905 that decomposition is possible for any asymptotically weakly decreasing vector field. He used a regularization method in his proof which can be extended to prove the theorem even for vector fields asymptotically increasing sublinearly. Blumenthal’s result is then applied to the time-dependent fields of the dipole radiation and an artificial sublinearly increasing field.

    Helmholtz theorem, vector field, electromagnetic radiation 01.30.mm, 03.50.De, 41.20.Jb
- |
    Теорема про розвинення Гельмгольца для векторного поля зазвичай представляється з сильними обмеженнями на поле і лише для незалежних від часу полів. У 1905 р. Блюменталь показав, що розвиненняє можливим для любого асимптотично слабоспадного векторного поля. Він використав у доведенні регуляризаційний метод, який можна було розширити для доведення теореми для векторних полів, що є асимптотично сублінійно висхідними. Результат Блюменталя застосовано до часовозалежних полів дипольного випромінення і штучного сублінійно висхідного поля.

    теорема Гельмгольца, векторне поле, електромагнітне випромінення
address:
- ' Institute for Theoretical Physics, University Linz, Altenbergerstr. 69, Linz, Austria '
- ' Інститут теоретичної фізики, Університет м. Лінц, м. Лінц, Австрія '
author:
- 'D. Petrascheck, R. Folk'
- 'Д. Петрашек, Р. Фольк'
date: 'Received December 1, 2016, in final form January 23, 2017'
title: Теорема про розвинення Гельмгольца і регуляризаційне розширення Блюменталя
---

Introduction
============

Regularization is nowadays a common method to modify the observable physical quantities in order to avoid infinities and make them finite. Especially in the modern treatment of phase transitions


literature and in mathematical physics (for an exception see [@gross]). Thus, it seemed to be necessary to show the validity of the decomposition theorem for electromagnetic radiation fields that decay asymptotically like $1/r$. In fact there were several items to clarify for time dependent vector fields, especially the question of retardation, its connection to causality and the choice of gauge.

The paper is organized as follows: first we develop a systematic method of regularization, then we reformulate the decomposition theorem including all potentials for such cases and finally we give two applications of the theorem.

Regularization Method \[met\]
=============================

The regularization method, which is the basis of Blumenthal’s proof, was not explicated in its generality and in its improvement in order to be applicable to vector fields, which decay asymptotically with amentioned in section \[met\], the potentials are for $i=1,2$ fixed to the values $\phi_{\text H}(\vec x_0)=0$ and $\vec  A_{\text H}(\vec x_0)= 0$ by the choice of the regularization point $\vec x_0$, and for $i=1$ this choice does not affect the vector fields $\vec v_l$ and $\vec v_t$, whereas for $i=2$ $\vec v_l$ and $\vec v_t$ they vanish at the regularization point.

-   The vector potential $\vec A$ by its definition is purely transversal, $\vec \nabla \cdot \vec A_{\text H}=0$.

-   In the special case of the theorem where $\vec v$ approaches zero at infinity weaker than any power of $1/r$ (the case $\epsilon=1$), then $v_l$ and $v_t$ may diverge logarithmically although the sum of the two parts decays to zero [@blumenthal].

-   We want


in the following way: One may start the integration with $G_0$ for a [**finite**]{} volume $V$. If the integral does not converge in the limit $V \to \infty$, one should subtract the value of the already calculated quantity for the finite volume taken at the regularization point and then perform the limit $V \to \infty$, and so on. Computing the scalar potential $\phi_{\text H}$ in with $G_2$ needs no further integration $$\begin{aligned}
\phi_{\text H}(\vec x,\vec x_0) &= \lim_{V\to \infty}\big[
\hat \phi_0(\vec x) - \hat \phi_0(\vec x_0) - (\vec x - \vec x_0)\cdot \vec \nabla_0  \hat \phi_0(\vec x_0) \big],\end{aligned}$$ where $\hat \phi_0(\vec x)$ is the scalar potential calculated with $G_0$. It turns out that although the vector field is decaying at infinity of an order where a regularization seems toLaplace equation. Due to the boundary condition in infinity, they should be zero and the differences of the vector fields are zero and the decomposition is unique.

An exception should be made in the case when $i=2$ is chosen. Then, the difference in the vector fields could be a linear harmonic function resulting in a uniqueness up to a linear term (see again for more details in [@arxiv]).

Application to time dependent fields and diverging fields
=========================================================

The radiation field \[rad\]
---------------------------

When Blumenthal published his extension of the Helmholtz theorem, he pointed to the field of electromagnetic waves, noting that it is of the $\mathrm{O}(1/r)$ and remarked: [*In consequence, for vector fields of this kind, the theorem in his present formulation would not be applicable.*]{}[^1] Due to Blumenthal’s proof, however, the theorem is


[*“Does the Helmholtz theorem of vector decomposition apply to the wave fields of electromagnetic radiation?”*]{}. Since also in this paper Blumenthal’s proof is not mentioned, the validity of Helmholtz decomposition is performed explicitly. This explicit calculation shows, on the other hand, that no regularization is necessary due to the appearance of $\re^{\ri k r}/r$ terms in the integrals. Unfortunately, the author takes this property, which comes from the retardation, as an argument for nonconvergence of the integrals appearing in the Helmholtz decomposition for vector fields behaving as $1/r$.

Radiation fields, which decay asymptotically as $1/r$, are rarely connected with the decomposition theorem. If one starts with the assumption that the asymptotic behavior of the field should be stronger than $1/r$, additional properties of the field are needed in order tophysical quantities (charge density, potential, fields) are always real parts of the corresponding complex quantities. The radiation fields factorize in the same way as the sources $\vec v(\vec x,t)=\vec v(x) \,\re^{-\ri \omega t}$, where in $\vec v(\vec x)$, the dependence on the frequency $\omega$ resp. wave number $k=\omega/c$ has been suppressed.

The electric radiation field $\vec E(\vec x)$ of an oscillating point dipole $\vec p(t)=\vec p \, \re^{- \ri \omega t} $ reads in Gaussian units {see [@petra], (8.4.5) and (8.4.6), p. 294. The time dependence is in this case contained in the Fourier factor $\re^{-\ri\omega t}$} $$\begin{aligned}
 \label{g5.41}
\vec v_E(\vec x) \equiv \vec E(\vec x) = \frac{\re^{\ri k r}}{r}\left \{ k^2  \vec e_r  \times (\vec p  \times \vec e_r)
  + \frac{1}{r^2}(1  - \ri kr )\Big [


3 (\vec p  \cdot \vec e_r) \vec e_r  -\vec p \Big ]\right\} .\!\end{aligned}$$ $\vec e_r = \vec x /r$ is the unit vector in the direction of $\vec x$, and $\vec v_E(\vec x)$ is the spatial part of the electric field. We add the magnetic radiation field $$\begin{aligned}
\vec v_B(\vec x)\equiv\vec B(\vec x)=k^2 \frac{\re^{\ri k r}}{r}\left (1-\frac{1}{\ri kr}\right)(\vec e_r  \times \vec p) \, .\end{aligned}$$ Both fields are a solution of Maxwell’s equations and fulfill $$\begin{aligned}
 \label{maxw}
\vec \nabla \cdot \vec E(\vec x) =4\pi \rho(\vec x) \, , \qquad  \vec E(\vec x) =\frac{\ri}{k}\Big[\vec \nabla \times \vec B(\vec x) - \frac{4\pi}{c}\vec j(\vec x)\Big] \, ,  \qquad \vec \nabla\cdot\vec B (\vec x)=0 \, , \qquad \vec \nabla\times\vec E(\vec x)= \ri k\vec B(\vec x),\end{aligned}$$ the source and vortex densityshould be \[see \] $$\begin{aligned}
 \label{esource}
\rho_{E\text{H}} (\vec x) &
\widehat{=}\,\rho_p(\vec x) \, ,
 \qquad \rho_p(\vec x) = - \vec p  \cdot \vec \nabla \delta(\vec x ) \, , \qquad \vec j_{E\text{H}}(\vec x) = \frac{\ri k}{4\pi}\vec B(\vec x) \, ,
 \qquad \vec j_p(\vec x)=-\ri ck\vec p \delta(\vec x) \, .\end{aligned}$$ $\rho_p(\vec x)$ is a localized charge of the static dipole and $\vec j_p(\vec x)$ is the current density of the local oscillating dipole. The Helmholtz vortex density is extended in the whole domain decreasing for $r \to \infty$ with $1/r$. It can be identified with the spatial part of the magnetic radiation field $\vec B$ {see [@petra], (8.4.5) and (8.4.6), p. 294} apart from a factor, as expected from Faraday’s law of induction. The wave number dependence in different quantities


x) $ is the quasistatic magnetic field of a point dipole. We have again used Maxwell’s equations .

In electrodynamics, one never defines a vector potential for the electric field, but it is known from the Ampère-Maxwell-equation that the electric field outside the sources can be calculated via the curl of $\vec B$. However, this is just the way we can calculate the transverse vector field $$\begin{aligned}
\vec v_{Et}(\vec x) & = \vec\nabla\times\vec A_{E\text{H}}(\vec x)= \vec E(\vec x) - \vec E^{\text{qstat}}(\vec x) = \vec E(\vec x) - \vec v_{El}(\vec x) .\!\end{aligned}$$ The causal character of the total electric radiation field $\vec v_E(\vec x)$ is restored [@rohrlich; @jack]. This way of calculation is quite general and it is not only restricted to point sources.

The same decomposition may be done for the magnetic radiationAppl. Math., 1993, [**51**]{}, 23–35; .

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Genomic analyses identify agents regulating somatotroph and lactotroph functions.
Isolated hormone deficiency might be caused by loss of a specific type of endocrine cells, and regenerating these missing cells may provide a new option for future treatment. It is known that POU1F1 lineage cells can differentiate into thyrotroph, somatotroph, and lactotroph. However, there is no effective way of controlling pituitary stem/progenitor cells to differentiate into a specific type of endocrine cell. We thereby analyzed multiple genomic publications related to POU1F1 and pituitary development in this study to identify genes and agents regulating POU1F1 lineage cell differentiation. ANOVA analyses were performed to obtain differentially expressed genes. Ingenuity pathway analyses were performed to obtain signaling pathways, interaction networks, and upstream regulators. Venn diagram was used to determine the overlapping information betweenA fifth of France’s 100 richest people have moved a total of €17 billion to neighbouring Belgium in recent years, a report showed at the weekend, saying the exodus is largely due to French socialist President François Hollande’s tax policies.

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But many of France’s wealthy appear to have crossed over the border only recently.

Many “have shown up in the past three years, in other words since François Hollande was inaugurated as president,” the paper writes, attributing it to the socialist government’s pressure to get the economy


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Deque Employee Profile: Paul Bohman

By Caitlin Cashin on March 7, 2013

What do you do at Deque and how long have you been here?

I'm the Director of Training at Deque, and I have been here for a grand total of three months now, but I've been involved with web accessibility since 1999, so I may be new at my current job, but I'm kind of an old-timer in the accessibility field. I got my start in accessibility when Cyndi Rowland and I co-founded WebAIM, which has since become a well-recognized name in the field. My current responsibilities at Deque include preparing and delivering training materials, workshops, and classes for our clients on the full range of web accessibility topics, from the basic concepts through advanced interactive content.The Color Purple for the first time a few months ago, and it has stuck with me in a powerful way. I would be happy with that one.

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Caitlin is an "Accessibility Decoder" at Deque Systems. She joined the team back in 2011 and has taken on a variety of roles over the years. These


What's Happening? What is WannaCry?

WannaCry: First Nation-State Powered Ransomware?

"The attribution to Lazarus Group would make sense regarding their narrative which in the past was dominated by infiltrating financial institutions in the goal of stealing money. If validated, this means the latest iteration of WannaCry would, in fact, be the first nation state powered ransomware."

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So far, nobody had an idea that who was behind WannaCry ransomware attacks?But now there is a clue that lies in the code.Neel Mehta, a security researcher at Google, found evidence that suggests the WannaCry ransomware, that infected 300,000 machines in 150 countries over the weekend, is linked to a state-sponsored hacking group in North Korea, known for cyber attacks against South Korean organizations.This is the fifth day since theof pneumonia in patients required admission to RICU and for poor treatment response of such patients. Further prospective studies with large populations are needed to verify these issues.

There are some limitations of the present study. First, we did not measure the serum or blood levels of various FABPs and inflammatory cytokines. It is uncertain that urinary levels of various FABPs and inflammatory cytokines in pneumonia patients may surrogate those in the blood. Renal dysfunction may affect the urinary levels of FABPs and inflammatory cytokines although significant renal dysfunction was not found in our patients. It is unclear whether plasma levels of FABPs and inflammatory cytokines in pneumonia patients will be affected, including secretion or degradation, by the kidneys and/or liver. Previous study indicated that both urinary and plasma


d_{TV}(Y,Y_A)+d_{TV}(Y_A,S_A)\,.$$ A standard calculation shows that $$d_{TV}(Y,Y_A)\leq |s-s_A|$$ so that it remains to bound $$d_{TV}(Y_A,S_A)=\sup_{B\subset \mathbb{N}_0} |\PP(S_A\in B)-\PP(Y_A\in B)|\,.$$ For a fixed $B\subset\mathbb{N}_0$ it follows from and that $$\label{eqn:ExpectationChenStein}
\begin{split}
\PP(S_A\in B)-\PP(Y_A\in B) & = \EE[s_A \Delta f_B(S_A)-(S_A-s_A) f_B(S_A)] \\
& = \EE\big[s_A \Delta f_B(S_A)-\int_\XX D_xf_B(S_A) (-D_xL^{-1}S_A) \, \mu_t(\dint x) \big].
\end{split}$$ Now a straightforward computation using a discrete Taylor-type expansion as in [@Peccati2011] shows that $$\begin{aligned}
D_xf_B(S_A) & = f_B(S_A+D_xS_A)-f_B(S_A)\\
& = \sum_{k=1}^{D_xS_A} \big(f_B(S_A+k)-f_B(S_A+k-1)\big)\\
& = \sum_{k=1}^{D_xS_A} \Delta f_B(S_A+k-1)\\
& = \Delta f_B(S_A) D_xS_A + \sum_{k=2}^{D_xS_A} \big(\Delta f_B(S_A+k-1)-\Delta f_B(S_A)\big).\end{aligned}$$ Together with , we obtain that $$\begin{aligned}
\bigg| \sum_{k=2}^{D_xS_A} \big(\Delta f_B(S_A+k-1)-\Delta f_B(S_A)\big) \bigg| & \leq 2\|\Delta f_B\|_\infty \max\{0, D_xS_A-1\}\\
& \leq 2\varepsilon_{1,A}\max\{0, D_xS_A-1\}\end{aligned}$$ with $$\varepsilon_{1,A}:=\min\Big\{1,{1\over s_A}\Big\}\,.$$ Hence, we have $$D_xf_B(S_A) = \Delta f_B(S_A) D_xS_A+R_x ,$$ where the remainder term satisfies $|R_x|\leq 2\varepsilon_{1,A}\max\{0,D_xS_A-1\}$. Together with and $-D_xL^{-1}S_A\geq 0$, which$(t^\gamma \xi_t)_{t>0}$ converges in distribution to $\xi$. Choosing $V=(0,y]$ and using the fact that $t^\gamma M_t^{(m)}>y$ is equivalent to $S_{(0,y],t}<m$ lead to the first inequality in Theorem \[thm:Main\]. The second one follows analogously from $V=(-y,0]$ and by using the equivalence of $t^\gamma M_t^{(-m)}\geq y$ and $S_{(-y,0],t}<m$.$\Box$

Theorem \[thm:Main\] with $\nu$ defined as in yields the assertions of Corollary \[corol:Main\].$\Box$

Since the proofs are similar to those of Theorem \[thm:Main\] and Corollary \[corol:Main\], we skip the details.$\Box$

[99.]{} Barbour, A.D. and Eagleson, G.K. (1984). Poisson convergence for dissociated statistics. J. Royal Statist. Soc. B **46**, 397–402.

Barbour, A.D., Holst, L. and Janson, S. (1992). Poisson Approximation. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

Bourguin, S. and Peccati, G. (2016+). Stein’s and Chen-Stein methods and Malliavin calculus on the Poisson space. In *Stochastic analysis for Poisson point processes:


36. Gain stage 36 has an output VOUT, and provides a broadband gain A.
To simplify the description of pulse modulator 32 and demodulator 34, the following discussion first assumes that A=B=1 (although in practice it is common for A=B greater than 1). As described below, this assumption only affects a scale factor in the resulting analysis. Pulse modulator 32 may be any commonly known pulse modulator, such as a pulse code modulator, pulse width modulator, or other similar modulator. As shown in FIG. 1, pulse modulator 32 is implemented as a single-bit oversampling xcex94xcexa3 pulse code modulator, and includes integrator 40, comparator 41, switch 42, non-inverting buffer 44, and inverting buffer 46. As described in more detail below, switch 42 and buffers 44 and 46 form a single-bit32.
Because the output of comparator 41 controls the polarity of the feedback signal from VOUT to the input integrator 40, converter 30 will remain stable for only one polarity of VOUT. If VOUT has a polarity opposite of that assumed for the connection of switch 42 (e.g., during power up, a brown out, or a load fault), modulator 32 will become unstable, and the output of integrator 40 will quickly approach a rail voltage.
With a DC input, this may not be problematic, because the state of V1 might be such that VIN propagates through MDAC 34 and results in the V2 polarity desired for VOUT. In this case, once any external influences on VOUT are removed, V2 (and therefore VOUT), will return to the proper polarity once it


and that detect and independently recover from output fault conditions are provided. The circuit of the present invention includes reconfigurable circuitry that changes from normal operating mode to fault recovery mode when an output fault is detected. During fault recovery mode, the circuit of the present invention generates a modified output signal that allows independent recovery from an output fault condition. Once recovery is complete, the circuit returns to the RMS mode of operation.with its compact body which is about half the size of a DSLR. Add to that built-in Wi-Fi and a tilt-able LCD screen with touch screen operation (including shutter release!) and you begin to realize that the NEX-5R is a special camera that can offer you the best of both worlds.

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Hamels a guest on shows he grew up watching: It's been a busy albeit short offseasonGeographic differences in the prevalence and distribution of large-bowel polyps--colonoscopic findings.
The large-bowel polyp pattern in two widely separated geographic regions of Sweden, Bollnäs in the central part and Trelleborg in the south, was studied prospectively by colonoscopic polypectomy. In Bollnäs 11.8% of 1,153 patients had neoplastic, and 3.8% hyperplastic, polyps. In Trelleborg 29% of 1,040 patients had neoplastic, and 17.3% hyperplastic, polyps. Furthermore, the Trelleborg patients had, on average, more polyps per patients than their Bollnäs counterparts: 2.0 versus 1.5 neoplastic, and 2.1 versus 1.7 hyperplastic, polyps. There was a marked difference in the anatomic location of the polyps between the two regions: in Trelleborg 55.4% of the neoplastic, and 40.5% of the hyperplastic polyps were distributed above the rectosigmoid, compared with 20.9% and 26.4%, respectively, in Bollnäs.


Q:

Imputer reduces the size of columns in my dataframe

print(np.shape(ar_fulldata_input_xx))

Output: (9027, 1443)

Now I use Imputer to impute the missing values of my dataframe ar_fulldata_input_xx as follows.
fill_NaN = Imputer(missing_values=np.nan, strategy='mean', axis=0)
imputed_DF = pd.DataFrame(fill_NaN.fit_transform(ar_fulldata_input_xx))

Now I check the size of my imputed dataframe as follows.
print(np.shape(imputed_DF))

Output: (9027, 1442)

Why is the column size reduced by one?
Is there any way I can find which column is mixing after impute function??
I have run the following line of code to remove the all columns with entire "NAN" values or entire "0" values.
ar_fulldata_input_xx = ar_fulldata_input_xx.loc[:, (ar_fulldata_input_xx != 0).any(axis=0)]

and
ar_fulldata_input_xx=ar_fulldata_input_xx.dropna(axis=1, how='all')

A:

You can do it on pandas using this:
ndf = df.fillna(df.mean())

It seems that there was an issue with one of the columns that was not importing properly the numeric values from the original file, so it is likely thatto determine the type and frequency of symptoms we used a structural interview modified according to DSM-IV criteria. In accordance with DSM-IV criteria 52% of subjects have premenstrual dysphoric disorder, among which 23.4% adolescents, 76.6% adult women. The most frequent somatic symptoms related to menstruation are: swelling of the breasts, weight gain, myalgias, arm and leg swelling (81.8%), changes in appetite (63.5%), sleep problems (55%), headache (47%). The most frequent psychological problems were depressive mood (68%), fatigability and lack of energy (53.6%), anger and social withdrawal (49.7), anxiety (49%), difficulties of concentrating and difficulties with memory (40.7%). There is no statistically significant difference in frequency of symptoms between the groups except in the presence of pain which is significantly more frequent in adolescents. A defeating fact has been


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Q:

How to integrate iiif image viewer in Php project?

I want to use iiif http://iiif.io/ in my Codeigniter project but I haven't found any helpful link or demo which can help me to use this framework.
I'm also planning to use http://www.iiifhosting.com/ for hosting images and its demo shows they provide an image viewer too, but can I customise this viewer just like IIPMooViewer, Mirador, OpenSeadragon or any other viewer listed in iiif.io viewer list?

A:

According to the documentation:

The IIIF [International Image Interoperability Framework] Image API specifies a web service that returns an image in response to a standard HTTP or HTTPS request. The URI can specify the region, size, rotation, quality characteristics and format of the requested image.

For the server, you can deploy your own server such asa buying or selling interest, liquidity conditions can make it very difficult to determine the market impact of a potential order. The critical questions are whether sufficient counter-interest exists in the book of executable orders or quotes to complete the potential order, and if so, at what average price that order would execute (referred to herein as the order's “market impact”). Existing methods of generating and displaying liquidity information and market impact analysis fail to adequately provide an answer to these questions. For example, a display of the inside quote (the price and volume of the highest bid and lowest offer available in the book of executable orders) only provides an answer if the potential trade is of a smaller size than the displayed counter-interest.
There has been a


trader is analyzing several order arrays for various securities of interest. The process is further complicated by non-obvious non-linear execution rules relating to orders with minimum volume restrictions. Also, the equity market as a whole has experienced a significant upward trend in both trading volume and volatility over the past five years, adding to the kinetic pace of change in instantaneous liquidity and therefore increasing the need for rapid market impact analysis. Furthermore, if decimal equity pricing is adopted in the United States (as planned), the order array depicted in FIG. 3 will become even more disperse and difficult to analyze.
A known approach to analyzing market impact is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,924,083, to Silverman, et al., which discloses a trading system that attempts to hypothetically fill[Control effect and bacteriostasis of mulberry endophytic bacterium Burkholderia cepacia Lu10-1 on silkworm septicemia].
A laboratory test was conducted to study the control effect and bacteriostasis of antagonistic bacterium Burkholderia cepacia Lu10-1 isolated from mulberry on silkworm septicemia, aimed to develop a new microbial pesticide to control silkworm diseases. The supernatant of Lu10-1 zymotic fluid achieved 41.2% control efficiency and 24.0% prophylactic effect on silkworm septicemia. The antibacterial crude extract of Lu10-1 had stronger antagonistic activity against Bacillus bombyseptieus. The diameter of inhibition zone reached 18.20 mm, and the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) and the minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC) of the antibacterial crude extract were 1.56 and 3.13 mg x mL(-1), respectively. After treated with the antibacterial crude extract, B. bombyseptieus never appeared logarithmic growth phase, its cell membrane


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boost in GPU, battery, and LED count to compensate for the resolution increase from 25WH to 42WH. 68% increase in battery with the same screen size to stay at approximately the same battery life.

The Mega increases screen size by only 47%, so it is possible that, with the same battery but lower resolution and DPI screen, that it will in fact see a battery life boost.

The devices’ advanced software also facilitates more efficient processor use for improved battery life, meaning users can enjoy longer talk time and multimedia use.

While they say it is the software and processor, the screen is still the biggest power draw, so I think the drop in resolution would account for the bulk of the increase congruent with the lower powered GPU paired withthan the GS3 and has a bigger screen. Every phone should follow this trend of reducing bezels. The other very smart thing both the GS4 and HTC One do is using the bottom bezel for capacitive buttons. Phones like the Nexus 4 have the same bottom bezel which is unused, and screen space is wasted on soft keys.

So yes, there is still room for phone screens to become bigger, while the actual device stays the same (or marginally bigger) size. Its win-win for all.

This week The Carphone Warehouse confirmed that around 30 percent of its Galaxy S4 sales so far were from consumers switching from Apple’s iPhone.

I think we can safely say that 5" phones have a market, of course the question is do 5"+ phones have a


Increased c-met expression during ductal beta cell neogenesis in experimental autoimmune diabetes.
C-met immunoreactivity and its co-expression with duct-associated insulin were evaluated in pancreata of non-obese diabetic (NOD) and low-dose streptozotocin (Id-STZ) mice. Diabetic NOD and non-diabetic NOD at the age of 4-8, 15-22 and 30-41 weeks and Balb/c mice at the same age intervals were studied. Ld-STZ mice were studied at day 12 and 24 after STZ administration. A stronger ductal c-met immunoreactivity and a significantly higher number of c-met positive ducts were found in diabetic NOD vs both non-diabetic NOD and Balb/c mice of comparable age. In non-diabetic NOD, the ductal c-met immunoreactivity progressively increased with age and was significantly higher than controls. In 1d-STZ mice a significantly increased ductal c-met immunoreactivity was detected both at day12 and 24 vs untreated mice. C-met positive ductal cells were also positive for insulin although insulin positive c-met negative ducts were present. This study showed an increased c-met expression and the co-expression of c-met and duct-associated insulin, in both NOD and 1d-STZ mice.


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months of Mr.Demers’ employment at Marineland because of a breakdown of the water disinfection unit? 5. the claim that Marineland was complacent about the poor water quality and its response was to add excessive amounts of chlorine to the pools at night when most employees were not there? 6. the claim that the poor water quality adversely impacted the health of the animals including loss of appetite, burned skin, damaged eyes and lethargy? 7. the claim that animals at the Marineland were given valium to increase appetite? 8. the claim that when told about Mr.Demers’ concerns a vet employed by Marineland said it was not her responsibility to report the alleged abuse but instead her responsibility was to the owner of Marineland to not say anything? 9. theQ:

how to group by a range of column values using continuous distribution in pandas data frame using 'group by' and 'cut' method?

I have a pandas dataframe as below showing min, max and average Sale of  Petroleum Product Light Diesel Oil from which I would like to generate dataframe showing min, max and average Sale of  Petroleum Product for 5 years interval like 2010-2014,2015-2019,.. and so on where the end years are included.
Suppose name for the dataframe below is "lightdiesel_df"
   petroleum_product  year  max_sale  min_sale  avg_sale
0   Light Diesel Oil  2014         0         0       0.0
1   Light Diesel


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Which records mustliquids such as ethanol ($\varepsilon \approx 13$). Thus, in the experiment one can change $\varepsilon \ $and, as a consequence, to tune Coulomb interaction.

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In graphene, the wave-particle interaction is characterized by the dimensionless parameter[@Mer1; @Mer2]$$\chi _{0}=\frac{eE_{0}\mathrm{v}_{F}}{\omega _{0}}\frac{1}{\hbar \omega _{0}}%
,$$which represents the work of the wave electric field $E_{0}$ on a period $%
1/\omega _{0}$ in the units of photon energy $\hbar \omega _{0}$. Here we consider moderately strong pump waves $\chi _{0}\lesssim 1$. Photoexcitations of the Fermi-Dirac sea are presented


in Figs. 1–4. In Fig. 1 and 2 density plot of the particle distribution function $N_{c}\left(
\mathbf{k},t_{f}\right) $ after the interaction at the instant $t_{f}=36%
\mathcal{T}$, as a function of dimensionless momentum components are shown. In both figures the wave-particle dimensionless interaction parameter $\chi
_{0}$ is taken to be $\chi _{0}=0.3$. As is seen from these figures, depending on the strength of the Coulomb interaction, the photoexcitation picture changes significantly. Thus, for $\alpha _{g}=0$ the main contribution is conditioned by the one and two-photon transitions. For $%
\alpha _{g}=2.2$ it is clearly seen the three-photon transition. This is a consequence of Coulomb interaction on the quasienergy spectrum. Thus, the multiphoton probabilities of particle-hole pair production will have maximal values for the resonant transitions$$\overline{\omega }\left( \mathbf{k}_{0}\right) =n\hbar \omega ,\ \
n=1,2,3...,$$where$$\overline{\omega }\left( \mathbf{k}_{0}\right)conductivity of graphene at $k_{F}=0
$ versus $\protect\alpha _{g}$. The pump wavelength is taken to be $\protect%
\lambda _{0}=0.01\ \mathrm{cm}$. ](figure5.pdf){width=".43\textwidth"}

![The third order conductivity of graphene normalized to $\protect%
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difference of −44.7% (95% CI −85.8% to −6.1%; P = 0.014).

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Cinacalcet,the etelcalcetide group raises the possibility of a more pronounced impact on cardiovascular outcomes.

There are some important clinical aspects considering the results of the trials mentioned above that we want to highlight. Etelcalcetide is superior to cinacalcet in achieving a reduction of PTH and FGF-23 concentrations in ESRD patients; however, it also leads to more frequent episodes of hypocalcaemia. Data suggest that this hypocalcaemic effect could be more pronounced at the beginning of treatment when PTH is highest. Indeed, in a multinational placebo-controlled trial, the calcium-lowering effect of etelcalcetide was evident early after treatment initiation and reached a nadir by weeks 10--12. This calcium-lowering effect was observed despite increased use of oral calcium-containing binders and active vitamin D analogues, and increases in dialysate calcium concentration in an important


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a refrigerator comprising a refrigerating cycle using a hydrofluorocarbon type refrigerant not containing chlorine such as 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane (hereinafter referred to as R134a) or a refrigerant mixture thereof, having a polyvinyl ether oil as the base oil.
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Many of the conventional refrigerators and compressors for automatic vendors or show-cases used dichlorodifluoromethane (hereinafter referred to as R12). R12 has been under the flon regulation for preventing the ozone layer destruction. As a substitute refrigerant for R12, hydrofluorocarbon type refrigerants (HFC type, FC type) not containing chlorine represented by R134a are studied for the use of a refrigerator (see the official gazette of Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 1-271491).
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In a refrigerator according to claim 15, the refrigerator oil contains 0.1 to 2% by weight of a phosphoric acid ester type compound with respect to its oil content.
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abstract: 'We demonstrate the generation of an optical dipole wave suitable for the process of efficiently coupling single quanta of light and matter in free space. We employ a parabolic mirror for the conversion of a transverse beam mode to a focused dipole wave and show the required spatial and temporal shaping of the mode incident onto the mirror. The results include a proof of principle correction of the parabolic mirror’s aberrations. For the application of exciting an atom with a single photon pulse we demonstrate the creation of a suitable temporal pulse envelope. We infer coupling strengths of 89% and success probabilities of up to 87% for the application of exciting a single atom for the current experimental parameters.'
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- Andrea Golla
- Benoît Chalopin
- Marianne Bader
- Irina Harder
-angle of the Bloch vector (e.g. $\pi$) is given by time integrating the electric field envelope, while a single photon Fock state has a zero electric field expectation value. Theoretical and conceptual contributions devoted to the absorption of single photons can be found in Refs. [@quabis2000; @lindlein2007; @sondermann2007; @pinotsi2008; @stobinska2009; @wang2011]. A recent experimental demonstration of the absorption of a single photon by a single atom was given by Piro et al [@piro2011], whereas an early demonstration of reduced transmission of a bright laser beam by a single ion was performed by Wineland et al [@wineland1987].

It is common to the two processes of elastic scattering and absorption of a photon that their efficiencies are proportional to the extent to which the incident light mode resembles an electric dipole wave [@quabis2000;


bore of 0.75 mm radius concentric to the optical axis of the mirror (cf. Sec. \[Aberration\_correction\]) induces only negligible changes to $\Omega_\mu$ and $\eta$.

![\[fig1\] Experimental setup. The temporal profile is formed using an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) which determines the temporal envelope of the light power scattered into the first diffraction order of an acousto optical modulator (AOM). The output of the AOM is filtered by a single mode fiber (SMF). Linearly polarized light is sent through a segmented half wave plate (HWP). Subsequently the produced doughnut mode is filtered by a pinhole aperture and expanded to appropriate dimensions. The aberrations of the parabolic mirror (PM) are compensated using a phase plate. ](Golla_fig1.pdf)

There are different methods for producing a radially polarized doughnut beam. Examples are the use of sub-wavelengththe outer 0.5 mm of the aperture the PV value shrinks to 0.16 waves at $\lambda_{\text{HeNe}}$ and the RMS value is reduced to 0.023 waves.

To judge the quality of these improvements we have performed simulations of the focal intensities based on a generalization of the method by Richards and Wolf [@richards1959]. We assume a wave front according to the aberrations shown in Fig. \[fig4\] to be incident on a perfectly reflecting parabolic mirror. The incident light wave is a radially polarized doughnut mode (see Eq. (\[eq\_rad\_pol\_doughnut\])) with the optimum beam radius. The resulting focal intensities are normalized to the focal intensity obtained for an aberration free wave front. This yields the Strehl ratios. At the testing wavelength of our interferometer (633 nm), the Strehl ratio is improved from 68% to 99% by


of the interferometric data is the removal of misalignment aberrations of the null sphere from the exact focal position [@leuchs2008]. Since the monotonous radial variation of the phase shift upon reflection is equivalent to a slight displacement of the null sphere, this effect is removed in the measurement procedure.

We finish this section by noting that the orders of magnitude of the experimental results shown are generally reproduced for other parabolic mirrors, with the shape of the aberrations of the uncorrected mirrors differing from device to device.

Generation of the optimum temporal mode {#Temporal_pulse_shaping}
=======================================

To design the temporal mode of a single photon wave packet that would be absorbed efficiently by a two level system, we exploit the time reversal symmetry of the compound system atom and free space field modes [@sondermann2007]. An0.99
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  Absorption probability $P_a$               0.812   0.867

  :  \[estimation\_overlaps\] Overview of the achieved figures of merit. The Strehl ratio is taken from the proof of principle experiment at $\lambda_\textrm{HeNe}$.

With the acquired experimental data at hand we are now able to give an estimate of the coupling efficiency and absorption probability which would be achieved in


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Data collection: *APEX2* (Bruker, 2008[@bb4]); cell refinement: *SAINT* (Bruker, 2008[@bb4]; data reduction: *SAINT*; program(s) used to solve structure: *SHELXS97* (Sheldrick, 2008[@bb8]); program(s) used to refine structure: *SHELXL97* (Sheldrick, 2008[@bb8]); molecular graphics: *X-SEED* (Barbour, 2001[@bb1]) and *Mercury* (Macrae *et al.*, 2006[@bb7]); software used to prepare material for publication: *publCIF* (Westrip, 2010[@bb10]) and *PLATON* (Spek, 2009[@bb9]).

Supplementary Material
======================

Crystal structure: contains datablocks I, global. DOI: [10.1107/S1600536811012025/bt5503sup1.cif](http://dx.doi.org/10.1107/S1600536811012025/bt5503sup1.cif)

Structure factors: contains datablocks I. DOI: [10.1107/S1600536811012025/bt5503Isup2.hkl](http://dx.doi.org/10.1107/S1600536811012025/bt5503Isup2.hkl)

Additional supplementary materials: [crystallographic information](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendsupfiles?bt5503&file=bt5503sup0.html&mime=text/html); [3D view](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendcif?bt5503sup1&Qmime=cif); [checkCIF report](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?bt5503&checkcif=yes)

Supplementary data and figures for this paper are available from the IUCr electronic archives (Reference: [BT5503](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendsup?bt5503)).

The authors acknowledge the National Research Foundation Thuthuka programme (GUN 66314) and the University of Johannesburg for funding and facilities for this study.

Comment
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The crystal structure of the title compound (I) adds to our current ongoing


sexuality have essentially meant an adherence to principles of premarital chastity and intense restrictions on opposite-gendered interactions, most notably through gender segregation. Swaying from these models is dismissed as moral degeneracy, which ironically makes it quite similar to the Anglo-imperial concepts of sex that it purports to combat.

Hijras are third-gendered populations which have no clear role in this system. Their very existence constitutes a threat to the existing social order of sex in Pakistan, as accepting them means challenging gender binaries to some extent. The way this surfaces is extremely complex, and involves such factors as gender roles, performative masculinity, the very concept of heterosexuality, sexual monogamy as a property transaction, and so on.

Rather than tackle these subjects fully, it seems most important to note that it’s preciselyPakistan People’s Party stronghold of Sukkur, voiced these ambitions clearly when she said, “It is not our destiny to merely dance for others and hold begging bowls. We have a life to live.”

These mobilizations must continue. The fact that hijras are at the head of an intersection between multiple political problems means that they are natural allies in a number of ongoing struggles. They should be empowered to take stronger roles, and significant efforts should be undertaken by progressive movements to integrate them into activist life.

The fact is that hijras have come to occupy a space in Pakistani society where they can only find full liberation through a wider democratization of social and economic life. It is up to progressives, working in conjunction with hijras themselves, to ensure


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With that many voices lined up against the proposal neither party will attempt to advance it beyond the usual "well, we'll keep this as a tool against child exploitation". Because any attempt to extend censorship is automatically shot down by the judiciary, which is consistently opposed to any expansion of censorship powers (if for no other reason that weakening the first amendment weakens the courts ability to punish abuses of it).

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them to counter a common enemy, like West Germany and Japan after World War II).

Iran is and always has been a backward country even tho they have given the world a lot of good things through out the centuries.

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model, which continuously strengthens the supervisions by gradually reducing $\theta_{i,y_i}$ and thus shrinking $\tilde{s}_d^{(t)}$. Fig. \[fig:s\_AdaCos\] shows the change of the scale parameter $s$ with our proposed fixed AdaCos and dynamic AdaCos losses. For the dynamic AdaCos loss, the scale parameter $\tilde{s}_d^{(t)}$ adaptively decreases as the training iterations increase, which indicates that the loss function provides stricter supervisions to update network parameters. Fig. \[fig:theta\_AdaCos\] illustrates the change of $\theta_{i,j}$ by our proposed dynamic AdaCos and $l2$-softmax. The average (orange curve) and median (green curve) of $\theta_{i,y_i}$, which indicating the angle between a sample and its ground-truth category, gradually reduce while the average (maroon curve) of $\theta_{i,j}$ where $j\neq{y_i}$ remains nearly $\frac{\pi}{2}$. Compared with $l2$-softmax loss, our proposed loss could achieve much smaller sample feature to category angles on the ground-truthThis subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. Primary support for the subproject and the subproject's principal investigator may have been provided by other sources, including other NIH sources. The Total Cost listed for the subproject likely represents the estimated amount of Center infrastructure utilized by the subproject, not direct funding provided by the NCRR grant to the subproject or subproject staff. Intracellular Ca2+-release channels are essential for mobilizing Ca2+ from intracellular stores such as the endoplasmic/sarcoplasmic reticulum (ER/SR) into the cytoplasm of cells. A wide variety of cellular processes, including muscle contraction, cell proliferation, secretion, fertilization, and cell differentiation, rely on transient changes in cytoplasmic Ca2+ concentration. This proposal focuses in inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate receptors (IP3Rs), homotetrameric


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Main results
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We first recall some basic notions and principles associated with approximate symmetry and nonlinear self-adjointness in the first two subsections, and then give main results about approximate nonlinear self-adjointness for perturbed PDEs in the last subsection.

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is the best way to go and why? Is it just best practice or is there another reason?

A:

Either is OK - I would pick whichever one you (and your colleagues) find to be the most readable.  You will find neither gains nor losses with either one, it is purely an aesthetic choice.
But whatever you do - once you pick a style - stick with it.  Consistency is key for decisions like this.

A:

I would go with the hyphens. Because there are browsers that don’t understand underscores in class names as they were not yet permitted in CSS 1.

A:

I prefer hyphens to underscores since underscores are an extra keystroke--that's how trivial you can be since it makes no difference, and in1 ||
      cinfo->comp_info[2].h_samp_factor != 1 ||
      cinfo->comp_info[0].v_samp_factor >  2 ||
      cinfo->comp_info[1].v_samp_factor != 1 ||
      cinfo->comp_info[2].v_samp_factor != 1)
    return FALSE;
  /* furthermore, it doesn't work if each component has been
     processed differently */
  if (cinfo->comp_info[0].codec_data_unit != cinfo->min_codec_data_unit ||
      cinfo->comp_info[1].codec_data_unit != cinfo->min_codec_data_unit ||
      cinfo->comp_info[2].codec_data_unit != cinfo->min_codec_data_unit)
    return FALSE;
  /* ??? also need to test for upsample-time rescaling, when & if supported */
  return TRUE;			/* by golly, it'll work... */
#else
  return FALSE;
#endif
}

/*
 * Compute output image dimensions and related values.
 * NOTE: this is exported


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Use constant from other class Symfony

How to use a constant in a class A in other class B
class Filter {
     private const OR_OPERATOR = 'or'
    // ...
}

class Query {

    public function buildQuery(Filter $data): AbstractQuery
    {
        if ($data->getOperator() === 'or') {
            // ...
        }
    }
}

How can I use the OR_OPERATOR class constant in the class Query ?

A:

You use the name of the class and the :: operator.
E.g.:
 if($data->getOperator() === Filter::OR_OPERATOR)

Of course, this won't work in your example because you declared the constant private. If you declare it private


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