controls. Exposed women were significantly less likely to be breastfeeding their infants at discharge from hospital compared with nonexposed women, adjusted odds ratio ( AOR) = 0.63, 95% confidence interval (CI) [0.50-0.80], but no statistically significant difference was observed when compared with women in the disease comparison group, AOR = 0.83, 95% CI [0.65-1.07]. In stratified analyses, compared with women in the disease comparison group, exposed women were significantly less likely to be breastfeeding their infants at discharge from hospital if their neonate was delivered at term, AOR = 0.73, 95% CI [0.55-0.98], but not preterm, AOR = 1.24, 95% CI [0.66-2.32]. While antidepressant use is associated with a reduction in breastfeeding rates, this association appears to be strongly influenced by factors such as underlying maternal psychiatric illness.[5](#jth12954-bib-0005){ref-type="ref"}. An ITAM has two conserved YxxL sequences separated by 6--12 amino acids that, when phosphorylated, bind to the tandem SH2 domains in Syk, inducing kinase activation. CLEC‐2 has a single YxxL motif, known as a hemITAM, which activates Syk through the bridging of two phosphorylated receptors via its tandem SH2 domains. In contrast to GPVI, the activation of CLEC‐2 in human platelets is critically dependent on the feedback actions of ADP and thromboxane A~2~ (TxA~2~), and actin polymerization [6](#jth12954-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"}.

The activation of Syk by CLEC‐2 or GPVI initiates a signaling cascade of adapter and effector proteins that culminates in the activation of phospholipase Cγ2 (PLCγ2) [7](#jth12954-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"}, [8](#jth12954-bib-0008){ref-type="ref"}, [9](#jth12954-bib-0009){ref-type="ref"}. This signaling cascade is conserved between the two receptors, although a number of quantitative and qualitative differences have been reported,


measured with a luciferin/luciferase substrate/enzyme mix (Chronolume).

Statistics {#jth12954-sec-0011}
----------

All experiments were performed three to five times, and data are shown as means ± standard errors of the mean. Statistical analysis was performed with one‐way [anova]{.smallcaps} followed by the Newman--Keuls test. A *P*‐value of \< 0.05 defined significant differences between test groups.

Results {#jth12954-sec-0012}
=======

The PI3K--Akt and MAPK pathways are activated by CLEC‐2 {#jth12954-sec-0013}
-------------------------------------------------------

In the present study, we investigated the role of the PI3K--Akt and MAPK pathways in platelet activation by CLEC‐2. As shown in Fig. [1](#jth12954-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}, rhodocytin stimulated phosphorylation of Akt, and p38 and ERK MAPKs, with a delay of 30--90 s (Fig. [1](#jth12954-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}A,B). Phosphorylation of the Akt substrate, GSK3α/β, at its negative regulatory site occurred in parallel with phosphorylation of Akt (Fig. [1](#jth12954-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}A,B). In contrast, robust phosphorylation of Syk at the activation tyrosine, Tyr352 [32](#jth12954-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"}, occurred withinPDK1. In line with this, MK2206 blocked phosphorylation of Akt and reduced phosphorylation of GSK3α/β at 90 s and 300 s (Fig. [5](#jth12954-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}A,B). In contrast, p38 phosphorylation was maintained in the presence of MK2206 (Fig. [5](#jth12954-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}A,B). Inhibition of ERK by PD0325901 inhibited phosphorylation of Akt and GSK3α/β at 300 s (Fig. [5](#jth12954-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}A,B). Thus, ERK mediates delayed phosphorylation of Akt and GSK3α/β. Phosphorylation of Syk and PLCγ2 was maintained in the presence of MK2206 and PD0325901, confirming that activation of Akt and ERK lies downstream of Syk and PLCγ2 (Fig. [5](#jth12954-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}A).

![The effects of Akt and extracellular signal‐related kinase (ERK) inhibition on C‐type lectin‐like receptor 2‐mediated glycogen synthase kinase 3α/β (GSK3α/β) phosphorylation. (A) Washed human platelets (5 × 10^8^ mL^−1^) were pretreated with integrilin (9 μ[m]{.smallcaps}). Platelets were then preincubated with 1 μ[m]{.smallcaps} MK2206, 5 μ[m]{.smallcaps} PD0325901 or dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) (vehicle control).


of MK2206 or PD0325901 was plotted as a function of rhodocytin concentration. (C) Quantification of peak platelet ATP release (mean ± SEM, *n* = 3--5) in the presence of the vehicle, MK2206 or PD0325901 in platelets activated with 10 n[m]{.smallcaps} or 100 n[m]{.smallcaps} rhodocytin. \*\*\**P *\<* *0.001 as compared with the vehicle control (DMSO). MK,MK2206; PD,PD0325901; veh, vehicle.](JTH-13-1139-g006){#jth12954-fig-0006}

GSK3α/β is the downstream effector for the PI3K--Akt and MAPK pathways {#jth12954-sec-0016}
----------------------------------------------------------------------

The above results are consistent with a model in which rhodocytin stimulates GSK3α/β phosphorylation at its negative regulatory site downstream of Akt and ERK, thereby inhibiting GSK3α/β activity. To investigate the consequence of loss of phosphorylation of GSK3α/β on platelet activation, we treated platelets with the GSK3α/β inhibitors CHIR‐99021 and SB216763. These are ATP competitive inhibitors that block GSK3 activation but not its phosphorylation. Consistent with the inhibitoryQ:

The RenderTransformOrigin does not work.UWP

I have a problem that I don't understand how to solve it. I have a UWP application. In the XAML there is a Grid that has RenderTransformOrigin. But what value I would give it doesn't matter when I change the width of the grid the width is calculated from the center.
This is the XAML
<Page
x:Class="TestApp.MainPage"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
xmlns:local="using:TestApp"
xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
mc:Ignorable="d"
Background="{ThemeResource ApplicationPageBackgroundThemeBrush}">
<Grid Background="White">

    <Grid Background="Red" x:Name="image" RenderTransformOrigin="0,0">
        <Grid.RenderTransform>
            <CompositeTransform />
        </Grid.RenderTransform>
        <Border x:Name="LeftScale" Width="50" Height="50" Background="Black" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Center" ManipulationDelta="LeftScale_ManipulationDelta" ManipulationMode="TranslateX,TranslateY" />

    </Grid>

</Grid>

And the C#
public sealed partial class MainPage : Page
{


  Origin = new Point(1, 0.5);
    image.RenderTransformOrigin = Origin;
    var proportion = e.NewValue / image.Width;
    imageCompositeTransform.ScaleX = 1 - proportion;
}

Transform the width of the control through ScaleX (not Width) so that RenderTransformOrigin can take effect.

Update
If you wish to do the width transformation of the Grid through your original code, here is the method:
private double moveX = 0;

private void LeftScale_ManipulationDelta(object sender, ManipulationDeltaRoutedEventArgs e)
{
    moveX -= e.Delta.Translation.X;
    var proportion = moveX / image.Width;
    imageCompositeTransform.ScaleX = 1 - proportion;
}

However, because your Rectangle is inside the Grid, the width of the Rectangle will also change when the Grid width is transformed. If you want to keep the size of the Rectangle unchanged, it      )

)

Why is my added object changed?
Test area: http://codepad.viper-7.com/6q2H2A

A:

That's because your object (i.e. $this in internal context) will be copied by reference, not by value. To do copy by value, you'll need to do:
    public function add($type, $message)
    {
        $this->type = $type;
        $this->message = $message;
        self::$_alerts[] = clone $this;
    }

As an alternative, you'll need to instantiate (that is, for example, constructions like new self - but clone seems to be more flexible here) your object as many times as you'll wish to copy.
By the way, there's easy way to realize what's going


on. Use var_dump() instead of print_r() - then you'll see that objects are actually same. Sample for your code (i.e. where copying is not fixed yet):

array(2) {
  [0]=>
  object(Alert)#1 (2) {
    ["type":"Alert":private]=>
    string(5) "error"
    ["message":"Alert":private]=>
    string(6) "test 2"
  }
  [1]=>
  object(Alert)#1 (2) {
    ["type":"Alert":private]=>
    string(5) "error"
    ["message":"Alert":private]=>
    string(6) "test 2"
  }
}

-as you can see, objects are same there.

Just before Christmas I decided I would put some bird feeders up on the trees close to the office I work at as there are so many wild birds round there just to see how many I could spot. I bought a few feeders from Wilkinsons and a supply of food and the bird buffet was soon up and running! And it’s been GREAT!! I’ve always enjoyed watching birds feeding and I can remember doing just that with my Grandad when I was little.

Over the last few weeks I’ve seen increasing numbers of birds feeding, including a Pied Woodpecker! I’ve never seen one of them before and had to quickly google the species to make sure my bird spotting skills were still ok. I was right and discovered


us."

Laraque has limited acting experience but was more than up for the challenge of being in the cast for the live reading of the film, which won the People's Choice Award for best film at the 1987 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

"Like every kid, I've seen it," Laraque said. "It's going to be different to play it as an adult and act it while we are reading it. It will still be awesome and funny. I did some kids' theater plays and I'm doing another theater play this Christmas for 'A Christmas Carol.' I love acting and I love that stuff."

The live read will take place Saturday at 6 p.m. ET. The remainder of the cast will be announced later this week. Tickets are on sale at tiff.net,1. Field of the Invention:
This invention relates to a device for applying a constant force to a scoring wheel during the scoring of a glass sheet.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art and Technical Problems:
In the prior art there is taught the use of spiraled coiled springs for applying a force to a scoring wheel. Such teachings are found in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,240,090; 3,280,676; 3,280,677; 3,577,636; 3,807,261 and 3,821,910 to name a few.
The drawback of spiraled coiled springs for applying a force to a scoring wheel is that the force of the spring is a function of the spring compression or extension.
For example, the spiraled coiled spring is adjusted to apply a predetermined force to a scoring wheel to score a glass sheet as it moves on conveyor


7 Ways to Deal With Today’s Long Job Hiring Process

The wait can be excruciating, so here's how to cope

If you’re looking for a job, you might have sensed that it seems to be taking longer to snag an offer than in the past. You’re right. A recent study from the employment site Glassdoor.com found that the average interview process in the U.S. is now 22.9 days, nearly double the 12.6 days in 2010.

It’s a maddening shift that’s only added stress for job hunters. I’ll provide tips on how to deal with this new reality in a moment, but first it’s important to understand what’s driving this change.

On the surface, the trend towards longer hiring cycles seems counterintuitive. After all, as the war for talent has been heating up,I've never met someone who has html tags in their name :)
The fact that it doesn't run on the other side tells me that the framework they use probably encodes the output so it renders harmlessly in most cases. I'm willing to bet if you really try hard you can encode you're javascript in a manner that you can get it to run. You have to make sure you check every input and every output. Automated tools are good and all but they're only a starting point.
Hope This Helps!


Metz sole permanent legal and physical custody of the children and ordering that Mr. Metz have no contact, visitation, or communication with the children.
As of the temporary child support hearing on 8 January 2009, Mr. Metz's criminal case had not yet been resolved and he was working delivering pizzas, earning $6.85 an hour for a total gross monthly income of $1,172.00. A temporary child support and interim distribution order was entered on 6 February 2009, finding that Mr. Metz was "capable of contributing to the support of the minor children" and it was equitable "to impute income to [Mr. Metz] in light of his voluntary actions, unreasonable behavior, conscious disregard of his obligation to support his minor children and his termination from the healthcare field being entirely predictable."
Followingthe trial court did not abuse its discretion by imputing income to Mr. Metz. "Generally, a party's ability to pay child support is determined by that party's actual income at the time the award is made." McKyer v. McKyer, 179 N.C.App. 132, 146, 632 S.E.2d 828, 836 (2006) (citing Atwell v. Atwell, 74 N.C.App. 231, 235, 328 S.E.2d 47, 50 (1985)), disc. review denied, 361 N.C. 356, 646 S.E.2d 115 (2007). The trial court may, however, impute to a party their capacity to earn as the basis for an award in certain circumstances.
"[A] party's capacity to earn income may become the basis of an award if it is found that the party deliberately depressed its income or otherwise acted in deliberate disregard of the obligation to provide reasonable


In very rare cases, a complex can refuse to rent to families with children. However, this is an extremely rare situation and will be discussed at the end of this section. In the vast majority of cases, however, it is illegal for a landlord to refuse to rent an apartment, condominium, or house to somebody because they have children. If they refuse to do so, then they are guilty of discrimination even if the landlord appears to have a good excuse.

For example, a landlord might state, “We don’t allow families with children because most of our tenants work at night and sleep during the day and kids would wake them up.” It would be illegal for a landlord to refuse to rent based upon this excuse.

As for the              2.43260664893362
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        : data=>[

        ]
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    {
        : name=>"Mango",
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        ]
    }
]

Is there an easy way to achieve this in ruby?

A:

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'pp'

f = [
    {


for us to see, and then “unhide” an HTML element with an id of error (which, again, we need to add to the HTML template).

We also need to add some global variables to the top of the file JavaScript file:

// ----- custom js ----- // // global var url = 'http://static.pyimagesearch.com.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/vacation-photos/dataset/'; var data = []; ... snip ...

Look through the file and see if you can find how these variables are put to use.

Finally, before we test, let’s update the index.html template…

Add:

Oh no! No results! Check your internet connection.

Right above:

Okay. Think about what’s going to happen now when we test. if all went well, you should see:

Boom! You can even click on the image URLs to see the actual results (e.g., the similar images). Noticeinternet connection.

Now, let’s test! What’s different? Well, when the end user clicks an image, the text Searching... appears, which disappears when results are added. Then if the user clicks another image, the previous results disappear, the Searching... text reappears, and finally the new results are added to the DOM.

Take a breath. Or two. We’re now done with the JavaScript portion. It’s a good idea to review this before moving on.

CSS

There’s a lot we could do, style-wise, but let’s keep it simple. Add the following code to main.css:

.center-container { text-align: center; padding-top: 20px; padding-bottom: 20px; } .active { border: 5px solid red; }

Run the app, which should now look like this:

The big change is now when a user clicks an image, a red border appears around it, just reminding


will get to the 8 per cent growth trajectory," he said.

India's growth slipped to a three-year low of 7.1 per cent in 2016-17 on account of poor performance of manufacturing and services sectors.

The GDP growth was at 8 per cent in 2015-16 and 7.5 per cent in the previous year.

When asked if it was on account of demonetisation of high value currency notes in November last year, Panagariya said that the declining trend was containing and note ban, at best, would have had only a "marginal impact".

On November 9, 2016, the government had demonetised higher value currency which wiped off about 87 per cent of notes in circulation, leading to a severe cash crunch and disruption in the economic activities.

‘Huge debt pile makes Air India stake sale veryconfusion for the reader. Answers choice A and B contain information that, while potentially interesting, offer nothing of substantial value to the topic of the passage. It is not necessary to know when Iceland converted to Christianity, and there is little use in digging deeper to find out why settlers left Norway and went to Iceland in the first place.

6. A: Write the equation for Line A in slope-intercept form: y = mx + b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept.

10y + 20x = 50
10y = -20x + 50
y = -2x + 5

Therefore, the slope of Line A is -2 and the y-intercept of Line A is 5. Hence quantity A is greater.

7. C: The ratio of the sides of both triangles is 3:4:5.


[Severe acute left heart failure with pulmonary edema following cesarean section].
Severe left heart failure shortly after delivery in a previously asymptomatic young woman can be caused by a peripartum cardiomyopathy, an exacerbation of valvular heart disease due to both congenital or acquired etiologies, a sustained chronic tachyarrhythmia (tachycardiomyopathy), a fulminant pulmonary embolism, or an infective endocarditis. 2 days following cesarean section, a 36-year-old primipara without known previous heart disease suffered from severe left heart failure with pulmonary edema (Figure 1) due to an acute bacterial aortic valve endocarditis. The infecting organisms were beta-hemolytic group A streptococci. After diagnosis could be confirmed by conventional Doppler echocardiography and by transesophageal echocardiography (Figures 2 and 3), the clinical situation of the patient stabilized in a few days under an initial antibioticQ:

How to pass a data object to a dynamically created directive? (fiddle)

What I want to do is pretty simple, here is a fiddle to illustrate what I would like to achieve: code here: http://jsfiddle.net/vxpc1dry/
Basically on data fetch success I want to pass the returned response data object to a dynamically compiled directive, only the data object seems to be undefined not matter what :(
Any idea what I'm doing wrong? thanks a lot!

A:

angular.element(document.getElementById('dirContainer')).append($compile("<my-dynamic-directive name='data.name' data='data'></my-dynamic-directive>")(scope));

use two way = or one way & binding instead of text @ binding
myApp.directive("myDynamicDirective", function () {
    return {
        restrict: "E",
        scope: {
            data: "=",


name: "="
        },
        template: "

hello {{name}} <-- OK
"+
        "
hello {{data.name}} <-- WTF?

",    // <- undefined why?
        link: function (scope, element, attr) {
            console.log("The data passed: %O", scope.data); // <- undefined why?
        }
    }
});

http://jsfiddle.net/vxpc1dry/7/

a constant dialogue, or try to, with the playerbase, and let us know what their plans are.
Dust 514 was so very close to being balanced, and was so very, very unique. But now it just feels like yet another COD wannabe, with a Sci-Fi paintjob.


to migrate but can’t afford it, the richest can afford it but wouldn’t gain much. It is those in the middle that have both the incentive and the means.

A fascinating report from Senegal in the Wall Street Journal found that the country’s increasing prosperity is not encouraging people to stay at home, it is enabling more of them leave.

Senegal is a stable West African democracy, and Kothiary has profited from the currents of globalization transforming rural Africa’s more prosperous areas. Flat screen TVs and, increasingly, cars—mostly purchased with money wired home by villagers working in Europe—have reshaped what was once a settlement of mud huts. The wealth has plugged this isolated landscape of peanut farms and baobab trees into the global economy and won respect for the men            const int inum, const int nall, const int max_nbors,
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T with high accuracy on a surface of a non-linear cylinder-like wound body (b) such as a drum-like body for example and comprises a transporting conveyor (c) for transporting the rubber strip.
In particular, the bonding device (a) comprises:
(1) a lateral moving means (gx) to laterally move the transporting conveyor (c) in an X-axis direction, which is parallel to a shaft center (bi) of the wound body (b),
(2) an up-and-down move means (gy) to move forward and backward the transporting conveyor (c) toward the wound body (b) in a Y-axis direction, and
(3) a gyrating means (gz) to gyrate the transporting conveyor (c) around a shaft center (Zi) in a perpendicular z-axis direction.
Thus, even when the wound body (b) has a non-linear cylinder-like profile, a foremost-side guiding roller (e) in/**
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consultations of the representatives of the Education Ministry of Ukraine and the Hungarian national minority are scheduled for February 14.

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How to size Angular CDK overlay backdrop when attaching to component

I want to have a CDK overlay over a specific component.  I using flexibleConnectedTo() to position the content portion of the overlay correctly over the component.  I cannot figure out how to have the overlay backdrop only cover the component instead of the entire page.  The cdk-overlay-container class has CSS as
pointer-events: none;
top: 0;
left: 0;
height: 100%;
width: 100%;

I know I could override the CSS, however what I am looking for is an Angular CDK way of sizing the cdk-overlay-container to fit the boundaries of a component.
I read through the documentation, however I don't see a way to do this.  Am I missing something from the docs?

A:

An Angular CDK way of sizing cdk-overlay-container is to provide


along with exclusion of other etiologies \[[@ref3]\]. The CSF analysis on lumbar puncture may have mild pleocytosis with predominant lymphocytes, increased protein and increased or normal glucose. To exclude any infections, CSF cultures should be negative.

In our case, the cultures were negative for bacteria, borreliosis and aspergillosis, but was positive for *Candida* mannan due to which a suspicion of fungal etiology arose. MRI with DWI sequence shows meningeal thickening and sometimes there maybe presence of rheumatoid nodules with contrast enhancement. But these tests are non-specific for RM and a biopsy for establish the diagnosis is necessary. In the histopathological assessment were nonspecific meningeal inflammation, presence of nodules and vasculitis \[[@ref16]\].

Magaki et al. \[[@ref6]\] stated that the most characteristic histological findings in brain biopsy of described patients are picturelatter half of the 20th century, however, many Evangelical Christians now also live here. Today there are five Christian parishes:

 St. Nazarius Ober-Roden (Catholic)
 Ober-Roden (Evangelical)
 St. Gallus Urberach (Catholic)
 Petrusgemeinde Urberach (Evangelical)
 Free Evangelical parish of Rödermark

The oldest ecclesiastical building in Rödermark is the Dreifaltigkeitskapelle (“Trinity Chapel”) on the way into the community of Messenhausen (built in 1820).

Politics

Town council
The municipal elections held from 2001 to 2016 yielded the following results:

Mayors
Rödermark’s mayors since 1977 have been:
Karl Martin Rebel, CDU (1977–1982)
Walter Faust, CDU (1982–1993)
Alfons Maurer, CDU (1993–2005)
Roland Kern, AL/Greens (2005–2019)
Jörg Rotter, CDU (2019–present)

Town partnerships
 Tramin an der Weinstraße, South Tyrol, Italy (originally with Urberach) since 1975
 Saalfelden, Salzburg, Austria (originally with Ober-Roden) since 1976
 Bodajk, Fejér County, Hungary since 1992

Economy
Rödermark’s economy is based on midsize businesses. Besides the many


a 24-hour processor, where organic and nonorganic materials are separated. Some of this matter, like rocks, might be used to construct roads, while plastics, for example, are sold to recycling facilities.

One processing facility can divert more than 21,000 tons of waste per year from landfills, according to Downer, the company that runs the project. “If it didn’t come to us, it would have to go to landfill,” said Jim Appleby, a manager of recycling and infrastructure at Downer. “It’s a really exciting project,” he added.

Facilities that can incinerate unrecyclable scraps and convert them into electricity have only recently gained traction in Australia, but in Sweden, for example, waste-to-energy plants have been so effective that the country has begun importing other countries’ trash.

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This approachsupport level at $165 seems gone and forgotten for the most popular altcoin on the market.

Ripple’s XRP ends the week trading at $0.192 after it managed to remain above the $0.18 support level throughout the week. The next resistance level lies at $0.20, and investors hope that it can overcome it next week.

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread around the world with less than 20 remote countries reporting that they have escaped the deadly virus so far.

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In the upcoming week, Bitcoin should continue its vertical trajectory as the May


Biggar in a tricky situation as the ball bounces past him and bobbles low on the ground.

Biggar hesitates and the excellent chase from van der Flier, Sexton, and co. forces him to carry over his own tryline and hand Ireland a five-metre scrum.

Frustratingly, Ireland are penalised by referee Romain Poite at that scrum but the counter-attack was promising.

We saw a similar chip kick down the right-hand side from Conway later in the first half following more good passing from Ireland after they had returned a Welsh exiting box kick.

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A midfield ruck for Ireland means Wales can’t come forward with huge linespeed as they mark up on both sides, and the home team use the two forwards on their right-hand sidecleverly as they get the ball wide again.

First, Sexton screens hooker Rob Herring [red below], whose run manages to briefly attract Jake Ball [white] in the Wales defensive line.

Ball’s slight hesitation in sticking on Herring means that Tomos Williams outside is now concerned about the running threat of Bundee Aki as he receives the pass from Sexton, having held his depth nicely.

Williams now sticks on Aki [yellow below] as Peter O’Mahony runs the second screen outside Aki, convincing Wales edge defender Johnny McNicholl [blue] that he needs to respect the possible front-door option.

While McNicholl does then drift beyond O’Mahony as Aki goes out the back door to Larmour, the Ireland fullback can draw the Wales wing in towards him before passing to Conway in space.

Williams scrambles hard across


goes out the back door to Henshaw, who identifies the sliver of space that opens outside Faletau as he briefly sits down on Henderson’s running line.

With Faletau struggling to catch up on the inside, Tompkins decides to back off [yellow below] from Henshaw, hoping Faletau can get across to the Ireland centre.

Really, Tompkins needs to shut Henshaw down here, advancing forward to hit him [white above].

As we can see, Herring is running another short line outside Henshaw but Wales wing Josh Adams is closing up and in on the Wales hooker. Conway is wide but Henshaw will have to loft a pass up over Adams to get the ball there.

Tompkins needs to hammer up on Henshaw but instead sits off as the Ireland centre intelligently carries the ball5771 NEWCASTLE CourtWashington, MI 48094

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The moon eater snake can breathe air and water.

Pact Familiar. You add your proficiency bonus to the moon eater snake's ability checks, attack rolls, and saving throws.

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I'm trying to upload a image using MVC 5 and Ajax Jquery (asynchronously) but value of image variable always return null,
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TP2 sold 6000 dt per day of Transco Z6 NY to Vladi (deal 801081) at NX1 + $.425.

I did not do this deal on EOL.  Please forward this email to Vladi's book admin.

Thanksunder his matador jacket. Popular in Latin dance, he had even removed the hair from his chest. (We don't whether he waxed or shaved.)

"The paso doble is one of the most intense dances you can do. You need strong lines from the male and beautiful, also-strong lines from the woman," said DWTS troupe member Lindsay Arnold, also a top-eight finisher on So You Think You Can Dance in 2012.

Arnold said she thought White and Burgess' paso doble was one of the best she's seen on the show and she disagreed with the judges' assessment, which was two 9s, an 8 and a 10.

"He was able to get strong lines, but then he was able to show fluidity through his motion," Arnold said.

Meryl Davis and Maksim Chmerkovskiy performed a


those trips turned into competitions, with Sharon – or Momma Jenkins, as Valarie said she is known to many – racking up numerous wins in the Masters Women division, including World Championship titles in 1992, 1994, and 1998.

And once her children caught on, the victories kept coming, with Valarie earning three consecutive World Championships starting in 2007 and son Avery adding his own in 2009.

“My proudest moment was watching my kids win their disc golf World Championships,” Sharon said. “I get so nervous and excited watching them play. In 2009, when they both won, I could have burst open, I was so happy.”

But Sharon’s legacy extends beyond the bounds of beginning a pedigreed family of champion disc golfers.

“What better way to see this beautiful world than to travelNo reason why that wouldn't be the case in this hypothetical scenario. But like I say this is purely speculative and I don't think it'll happen.

Look, I've not said he's a bad player. Just that I don't rate his contribution this season. I've been to most games and haven't seen him be "excellent" at all. His crossing ability has been poor of late, and he constantly seems to lose the ball going forward, while offering not a great deal defensively.

There are definitely worse players than him this season, I agree. But this thread is about Trotman, and I don't think he's been as wonderful as everyone says. Beyond running up and down the right wing a lot, I don't really see what he's offered this season.

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I will agree, but he has clear ability and has been excellent in several games this season. Certainly not the first player I would be highlighting as a let down this season.

Obviously if we sold him, the priority would be finding a new right back, and any leftover funds are available for other players in other positions. No reason why that wouldn't be the case in this hypothetical scenario. But like I say this is purely speculative and I don't think it'll happen.

Look, I've not said he's a bad player. Just that I don't rate his contribution this season. I've been to most games and haven't seen him be "excellent" at all. His crossing ability has been poor of late, and he constantly seems to lose the ballthe season. Trotman certainly has the attributes to succeed as a footballer but I’m not sure it’ll be at right back unless he gets some serious coaching in that position. He looks much better going forward or even as the right sided centre back in a 3


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Tetrick’s team has deconstructed the egg, analyzed its 22 special functions, and replicated its with plant-stuffs like sunflower lecithin, canola, peas, and natural gums from tree sap. By all accounts, the substitute tastes just like the real thing–even if it doesn’t look like it. It’s sold as a gray-green powder that you need to hydrate before use.standard downs this season; the Sooners’ defense really struggled in that regard, ranking 100th in the country. — Collin Wilson and Stuckey

ALABAMA (-3.5) VS. CLEMSON | O/U: 47

Jan. 1, 8:45 p.m. ET | ESPN

Betting market: Not only are the ticket percentages in this game relatively even (see chart below), but sharp money come down on both sides earlier in the week, with Steam Moves triggered at Alabama -3 and Clemson +3. This line moved to -3.5 at Bookmaker.eu around midday on Monday, and other sportsbooks appear poised to follow suit. — PJ Walsh and Dan McGuire

What the metrics say: These are two of the 10 best defenses in Havoc Rate, defined as a team’s total tackles for loss, passes defensed, and forced fumbles divided by total plays. Clemson


in the day. — PJ Walsh

What the metrics say: The over is worth a look. Both of these teams give up plenty of free yards via penalties, ranking 121st and 122nd overall, and USC should lean on the pass against Ohio State’s No. 1 S&P+ rush defense. The Buckeyes’ offense also ranks 15th in Adjusted Pace and 93rd in time of possession. Translation: Expect plenty of quick-strike scores from Urban Meyer’s offense. — Collin Wilson and Stuckey

Did you know? Speaking of Meyer: He’s 10-3 SU and ATS in bowl games as a head coach, and 5-1 ATS when he is favored by a FG or more. — Evan Abrams

Prospect profile: USC QB Sam Darnold Darnold is just a 20-year-old redshirt sophomore, so there’s no guarantee that he willpossession (see third-down advantages above), and in the trenches against a Miami team playing without their RB1 (Mark Walton), TE1 (Christopher Herndon), and WR1 (Ahmmon Richards). Miami’s offense has relied on explosive plays all season (15th overall in IsoPPP+), but Wisconsin’s defense, the No. 1 overall unit in S&P+, ranks ninth in IsoPPP+ (allowing explosiveness). And, if Miami can’t score via the big play, good luck in the red zone against this Badgers defense, which is the top-ranked unit by far in terms of TD percentage allowed. — Collin Wilson and Stuckey

UCF VS. AUBURN (-12) | O/U: 67

Jan. 1, 12:30 p.m. ET | ESPN

Betting market: Behind 59% of spread tickets, Auburn is the most popular public side of the New Year’s Day slate of bowl games. The Tigers


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Strict Standards: Non-static method JFactory::getConfig() shouldis a a noticeable boost in performance. django CMS 3.2.5 on the left, new django CMS 3.3.0 on the right (test performed on Aldryn Cloud) During this refactoring effort, we've also been able to eliminate the root cause of "ghost plugins". In previous CMS versions, these would occur when a content manager started the process to create a new plugin, but then abandoned the process, leaving a "ghost plugin" in the system. By themselves, these weren't harmful or even noticeable, but as they accumulated, the could lead to some stability issues. These anomalies should now be a thing of the past. Another area that was significantly enhanced is the internal caching of placeholders. This was rewritten from scratch to decouple the placeholder cache from the internal page cache,


its rewrite, new capabilities were added to the placeholder cache which allow plugins to independently declare their content expiration and even to declare their own HTTP Vary headers. These are new, advanced features which, when used correctly, can enable further performance gains both to content managers and end-users alike.

The page tree The django CMS page tree has been completely refreshed. You'll immediately notice it looks more in-family with the Structure Board. The heirarchical display of pages is clearer and makes better use of the available space. A number of infrequently used buttons have been moved into the Action menu ( ), making more space available for longer page titles and more translations. Speaking of translations, the column-headers for the various languages acts as a language-context selector for pageearly on, but we compounded things and made things a lot harder for ourselves in the process."

Bergeron and Cammalleri connected on the power play as the Canadiens went 2-for-6, the first time Montreal has scored more than once with the man advantage since a season-opening 4-3 overtime win in Toronto on Oct. 1.

Including the last four games of last season, the Canadiens hadn't won in regulation since a 6-2 win in Toronto on Apr. 4. Montreal also lost four straight to Boston in the first round of the playoffs.

Gomez scored his second goal 7:55 in when he snapped a shot into the top left corner from the slot after the puck dropped behind Islanders defenseman Radek Martinek, who failed to glove a puck flipped from the blue line


nightmare ensues.

Thirdly, there is the eccentric King of Altomonte, superbly played by Toby Jones, who picks a flea off his arm and nurtures it under his bed until it grows to the size of a Fiat Uno. Quite clearly caring more for his giant flea than he does for his own daughter, he makes his mega-flea the centrepiece of a ritualistic test for any suitor who wishes to marry his daughter Viola (Bebe Cave) – with horrendous results.

It is a masterpiece of black-comic bad taste and a positive carnival of transgression. The secret is the deadpan seriousness with which everything is treated. More or less everyone has the expression of severity that Anthony Quayle had, playing the king in Woody Allen’s Everything You Always Wanted To Know –every thread has to use a `poll()` (on `event_fd` and `epoll_fd`) instead of doing an `epoll_wait()` and this resulted in the thundering herd problems described above.

The proposal here is to use signals and kicking a thread would just be sending a signal to that thread. Unfortunately there are only a few signals available on POSIX systems and most of them have pre-determined behavior leaving only a few signals `SIGUSR1`, `SIGUSR2` and `SIGRTx (SIGRTMIN to SIGRTMAX)` for custom use.

The calling application might have registered other signal handlers for these signals. `We will provide a new API where the applications can "give a signal number" to gRPC library to use for this purpose.

```
void grpc_use_signal(int signal_num)
```

If the calling application does not provide a signal number, then the gRPC library will relegate


to using a model similar to the current implementation (where every thread does a blocking `poll()` on its `wakeup_fd` and the `epoll_fd`).  The function` psi_wait() `in figure 2 implements this logic.

**>> **(**NOTE**: Or alternatively, we can implement a turnstile polling (i.e having only one thread calling `epoll_wait()` on the epoll set at any time - which all other threads call poll on their `wakeup_fds`)
in case of not getting a signal number from the applications.

## Notes

[^1]: Only exception is in case of name-resolution

[^2]: However, a `grpc_completion_queue_next()` and `grpc_completion_queue_pluck()` must not be called in parallel on the same completion queue

[^3]: The threads first do a blocking` poll()` with `[wakeup_fd, epoll_fd]`.  If the `poll()` returns due to an event of interest in the epoll set, they then call aFaith No More knew they wanted Mike Patton to become their frontman in 1988 when they told him they loved a demo tape he’d given them, and he said his band didn’t sound like that anymore.

They wanted to move one without Chuck Moseley, feeling that hit single “We Care a Lot” represented the furthest they could go with that style of vocal. As they started work on what would be groundbreaking album The Real Thing, which contained the hit single "Epic," they remembered the Mr. Bungle tape that Patton had given them at one of their shows. Soon, they received a new one.

“We got the chance to see them opening up for the [Red Hot] Chili Peppers, and we drove down," Patton told Billboard in a new interview.


= (split (/([[:alpha:]])\1+/, '123aaaa23a3'), '' );
print Dumper \%s;

This'll give you:
$VAR1 = {
          '23a3' => '',
          '123' => 'a'
        };

So you can extract your pattern via keys.
Unfortunately my second approach of 'selecting out' the pattern matches via %+ doesn't help particularly (split doesn't populate the regex stuff).
But something like this:
my @delims ='123aaaa23a3' =~ m/(?<delim>[[:alpha:]])\g{delim}+/g;
print Dumper \%+;

By using a named capture, we identify that a is from the capture group. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be populated when you do this via split - which might lead to a two-pass approach.
This is the closest I got:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my $str ='123aaaa23a3';

#build a regex out of '2-or-more' characters.
my $regex = join ( "|", map { $_."{2,}"} $str =~ m/([[:alpha:]])\1+/g);
#make the regex non-capturing
$regex = qr/(?:$regex)/;
print "Using: $regex\n";

#split on the regex
my @s  = split m/$regex/, $str;

print Dumper \@s;

We first process the string to extract "2-or-more" character patterns, to set as our delmiters. Then we assemble a regex out of them, using non-capturing, so we can split.


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As shown in FIG. 1B, the inflatable wheel generally comprises a rim having a stem hole coaxially mounted on the end of the hub, a wheel tire encirclingly mounted on the rim, and an inflatable bladder received in the wheel tire. The inflatable bladder comprises a valve stem extended to an exterior of the rim through the stem hole. A main advantage of the inflatable wheel is to provide a better gripping force between the wheel tire and the ground so as to prevent the stroller from skidding accidentally.


With all these apparent advantages, the use of NiTi rotary systems has increased considerably since their introduction. However, their cost, instrument fracture ([@B8]-[@B10]) and their tendency to straighten in severely curved canals leading to loss of original canal shape ([@B11]-[@B14]) are notable disadvantages. Although few studies have been carried out into the shaping ability of rotary NiTi files, they have been shown to be faster than hand preparation, potentially reducing patient and dentist fatigue ([@B11],[@B15],[@B16]).

Recently there had been a total shift from manual root canals preparation to rotary instrumentation due to its accuracy and shorter preparation time. On the other hand, the conventional hand instruments are still commonly used for canals preparation in dental schools and general dental practices. The aims of the present study are to assessto act as a support for the

![Comparison of canals' means preparation time between K-file and profile 0.04 taper (rotary)](iej-05-167-i001){#F1}

![Final canal impressions for single rooted and double rooted first premolars](iej-05-167-i002){#F2}

coronal part of the impression and to facilitate removal. The impressions of the prepared canals were removed and assessed under the ×40 magnification of stereomicroscope (Micros, Austria) using Abou-Rass and Jastrab criteria ([@B20]) ([Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}).

Other factors were also recorded *i.e.* preparation time, canal blockage, loss of working distance and instruments failure.

Software of Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) was used to analyze the data at a confidence level of 95%, using unpaired t-test for preparation time analysis, Chi square and Fishers exact tests for canal form analysis. Differences were considered significant when the probabilities were equal or less than 0.05.

Results
=======

***Preparation


only limited loss of working length. Canal preparation with K-file was time consuming and showed higher incidence of deformed instruments probably due to low elasticity of the stainless steel metal. Both systems showed unsatisfactory results for canal walls smoothness and flow, but K-files showed better canal tapering.

*Conflict of Interest: 'none declared'.*
conditions. Optical density value at the point of reference is measured on the raw image. Evaluation of uniformity of the sensitivity bases on a comparison between optical density values obtained for each cassette. Differences should not exceed the range specified in Minister of Health Regulations (Journal of Laws No. 194, item 1625). At the same time, differences in values of the input air kerma for each cassette should not exceed 5%.

6.  **Anti-scatter grid:** attenuation coefficient of the anti-scatter grid is assessed by measuring the air kerma, placing the detector in the front of the grid (in relation to the source) and behind the grid, taking into account a correction related to optical density obtained for the exposed film placed in the front and behind the grid, in


relation to the source. The ratio of these measurements, taking into account the correction for measurement distance in both configurations, determines the attenuation of x-rays radiation passing through the grid. The coefficient of the grid should be less than the 3. The grid is also tested visually, for any structural damage or shift disturbance (in case of mobile grids), which can cause image artifacts.

7.  **Resolution of the imaging system**: a test is performed using a resolution phantom, which is placed directly (as close as possible) on the image detector. When assessing the resolution of the system, it is desirable to use several phantoms in the following configuration: in the middle of the beam axis and on the edges of the detector. It enables us to measure thebusiness.”

Of course, as is the case with most anti-vaxxers, Stickland wasn’t convinced and continued his tirade, calling vaccines “sorcery.”

“Make the case for your sorcery to consumers on your own dime,” Strickland tweeted. “Like every other business. Quit using the heavy hand of government to make your business profitable through mandates and immunity. It’s disgusting.”

The same day of Stickland and Hotez’s exchange, the Houston Chronicle published a report saying that despite the resurgence of measles across the nation, vaccine exemptions in the state of Texas are up.

From the Houston Chronicle:

The number increased 14 percent in 2018-2019, continuing a 15-year-long trend that public health officials worry is leaving communities vulnerable to the resurgence of preventable diseases such as measles, which has been confirmed this year in 23 states, including Texas.


A commercially available gas lighter shown in FIG. 1 comprises a housing 1, a gas fuel reservoir 2 provided in a suitable position within housing 1, and a high voltage coil 3 wherein an outlet 21 is provided on the top of gas fuel reservoir 2, a predetermined length of hose 22 is extended from outlet 21 to the top of housing 1, a short tube member 23 is provided on the top of housing 1 for enclosing outlet 21 and in fluid communication therewith, an adjustment level 24 is abutted on outlet 21 for regulating the flow of gas having a portion protruded from housing 1, and a pivotal member 25 is fixedly provided on a suitable position on the top of gas fuel reservoir 2 havingof quality of care from medical records and self-report. The majority of practices could be characterized as 'clan' culture type. Practices with a dominant clan culture scored higher on climate for participation and teamwork. There were no associations between culture and quality of care, and only limited evidence of associations between climate and quality. The current analysis would not support the hypothesis that culture and climate are important predictors of quality of care in primary care. Although larger studies are required to provide a definitive test, the results may suggest the need for a more complex model of the associations between culture, climate and outcomes, and further research may be required into the interaction between culture and climate with other determinants of behaviour such as internal and external


more.

Let me repeat this is not women’s fault, they are deeply trained to behave in this way. These are everyday behaviours that we consider normal and virtuous...moral. Why would you want to change something you consider good and moral? That is what locks these behaviours in decade after decade...And if a woman speaks, disobeys, takes care of herself, the weight of the habits of millions of others breaks her, because the entire edifice is threatened.It is essential to build solidarity, support systems and change together.This invention relates to a simple system and method for monitoring the operational health of a driveline component. In particular, the system takes a historic record of the differential temperature between the component and the ambient temperature, and looks for increasing temperature differential as evidence of an upcoming failure.
Driveline components are exposed to challenging environmental conditions. A driveline typically includes elements such as the transmission, the axles, etc. The components transmit a high level of torque, and are further subject to challenging environmental conditions.
The components are also typically supplied with a lubricant. The lubricant can become contaminated, or degrade over time. If the lubricant becomes contaminated or degrades, it should be supplemented or replaced.
Various complex systems have been proposed in the past which attempt to evaluate the contamination


is 4 GB internal storage capacity, only 1.8 GB is user available. There is micro SD card slot which supports up to 32 Gb of maximum storage. Those who likes to keep photos, videos and movies on the device, will have to add microSD card.

Micromax Canvas 2.2 A114 key specs are –

Display: 5-inch capacitive qHD (960 x 540 Pixels) IPS display

Software: Android 4.2 Jelly Bean

Processor: 1.3 GHz MT6582M Quad Core Processor

Cameras: 8 MP rear camera, 2MP front camera

Dimensions: 73 x 145 x 9.7 mm, 147 grams

Battery: 2000 mAh battery

Dual SIM: Yes GSM+ GSM

1 GB of RAM

Storage: 4 GB of storage + Micro SD card slot

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, dual-SIM support

Micromax Canvas 2.2 Price in India

No doubt that Micromax Canvas 2.2 is only shipped for customers in India. The MRPand well made, but on an individual to individual basis, the power of the film likely has more to do with one’s personal relationship to the father. Therefore, while the craft and storytelling are fantastic, it’s not a film that spoke to me, although I certainly see how it has spoken to others.


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know anything about you." "Do you think that's fair?" "She died in her fifties when I was only four." "So do you think this could be a coincidence?" "Or are they really targeting you through your family." "I wish I knew." "I gotta go." "Betty is tracking down all the Lily Jones' in the area." "Should have word back soon." "Ready to go?" "I'll have to catch up." "Have you found a solution?" "Yes, this is a DNA testing kit we can use to be definite about the results." "Lucas will modify it to be instantaneous." "But we'll need an original tissue sample for a baseline." "I'll get it." "No." "Sonya will go." "Take Gaza, get what you need." "What?" "No hello?" "Last time we met here youknow my grandmother's name?" "Kagame, he has his ways." "Why would he have that information about my family?" "Hell if I know." "Look, I don't know all the details about how our escape was arranged, but I do know that the guards were in on it." "Who knows how high the conspiracy went?" "Maybe whoever arranged it, told him." "Are you telling me that I might be here for a reason?" "Part of a bigger plan?" "Given what happened, does anything seem too far fetched to you?" "If you think I have ulterior motives, join me on my yacht tonight?" "How about lunch?" "Deal." "Thanks for the lunch." "You can pick up the check." "Carlos." "Yeah, look, I just spoke with my contacts in Section 6." "They confirmed


a bunch of conspiracy freaks wearing tin foil hats." "Wait!" "You're always going on about how important... whatever it is you do is." "Like you're changing the frickin' world or something." "How 'bout spending some time with your family?" "You're not my family." "And this grass roots activism of yours isn't changing the world." "It's a joke." "You want to change the world?" "You have to leave your living room first." "We may not be a real family, Alec." "But we're the closest thing you've got." "You said terrorists are killing women with my name, and you can't give me specifics?" "No." "I think I'm going to lose it." "Try to stay calm." "What would I do?" "I'm going to take you into custody, get you somewhere safe..."me?" "Mattie, Mattie.." "Are we clear?" "What's this all about?" "Lily..." "How you doing in there?" "I've got 6 more seconds." "False positives happen all the time, right?" "How are you feeling?" "Scared." "That's understandable." "Are you kidding me?" "This is a frickin' nightmare." "I'm not old enough to have a kid!" "I'm 17!" "What are you looking at?" "Nothing." "I just..." "This is horrible." "My life is ruined." "Lily?" "It's a boy." "I'm gonna call the clinic." "I think it's 1400 life credits or something." "Is that what you want?" "I just thought given that we..." "I was going to give this to you on your birthday next week." "But considering the circumstances..." "Will you marry me?" "Yes." "Lily... having a baby doesn't mean giving up your


did not adequately represent the full breadth of their services, nor was it set up to capture contact information from prospective customers.

IDR had been aggressively investing in pay-per-click marketing, trying to drive traffic to their website. Despite the investment, the company was not generating enough web traffic nor enough quality leads to justify the expense.

The majority of the leads that they were getting were phone calls from residential customers, not the corporate hazardous waste generators they were looking to do business with. Clearly, there was a disconnect between their website, their pay-per-click efforts and their bottom line results.

In order to get to the next level, CFO Dawn DeVroom and the decision makers at IDR, decided they needed to look for another way to generate leads for their business.

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Q:

how does the following code works? finding the depth of the tree?

please explain the working of following code? i am unable to get the recursion.
int depth(struct tree *q)
{
    int h1,h2;
    if(q==NULL)
       return 0;
    else
    {
       h1=depth(q->left);
       h2=depth(q->right);
    }
    return (max(h1,h2) +1 );
}

how does recursion work in the above code? how does h1 and h2 get there value?

A:

Imagine a simple tree with only 3 nodes, 1 root and 2 children
      Node R
     /      \
    /Q:

Append only matching columns to dataframe

I have a sort of 'master' dataframe that I'd like to append only matching columns from another dataframe to
df:
  A  B  C
  1  2  3

df_to_append:
  A  B  C  D  E
  6  7  8  9  0

The problem is that when I use df.append(), It also appends the unmatched columns to df.
df = df.append(df_to_append, ignore_index=True)
Out:
A  B  C   D   E
1  2  3  NaN NaN
6  7  8   9   0

But my desired output is to drop columns D and E since they are not a part of the original dataframe? Perhaps I need to use pd.concat? I


* @param {string[]} value
     * @returns {VectorSlicer}
     */
    VectorSlicer.prototype.setNames = function(value) {
      var args ={
        target: this,
        method: 'setNames',
        args: Utils.wrapArguments(arguments),
        returnType: VectorSlicer

      };

      return Utils.generate(args);
    };

    /**
     * @param {string} value
     * @returns {VectorSlicer}
     */
    VectorSlicer.prototype.setInputCol = function(value) {
      var args ={
     module Kit.Compiler.Typers.TypeType where

import Control.Monad
import Data.List
import Kit.Ast
import Kit.Compiler.Context
import Kit.Compiler.Module
import Kit.Compiler.TypeContext
import Kit.Compiler.Typers.TypeExpression
import Kit.Compiler.Unify
import Kit.Compiler.Utils
import Kit.Error
import Kit.Str

{-
  Type checks a non-generic type declaration.
-}
typeType
  :: CompileContext
  -> TypeContext
  -> Module
  -> TypeDefinition TypedExpr ConcreteType
  -> IO TypedStmt
typeType ctx tctx mod def = do
  debugLog ctx
    $  "typing type "
    ++ s_unpack (showTypePath $ typeName def)
    ++ (case typeMonomorph def of
         [] -> ""
         x  -> " monomorph " ++ show x
       )
  typeTypeDefinition
    ctx
    (tctx { tctxSelf = Just $ TypeInstance (typeName def) [] })


Q:

Prove $(rs)^{t}=r^{t}s^{t}$ for a real number $t\gt 0$

This lecture note proved $(rs)^{t}=r^{t}s^{t}$ for a real number $t\gt 0$ by using the following statement: $$\text{sup}(AB)=\text{sup}A\,\text{sup}B.$$ I found this specific step problematic

For the property, if $r,s\gt 1$, then we can just use equation (1), noting that $\{(rs)^{a}:a\in\mathbb{Q}\,\text{and}\,a\le t\}=AB$, where $A=\{r^{a}:a\in\mathbb{Q}\,\text{and}\,a\le t\}$ and $B=\{s^{a}:a\in\mathbb{Q}\,\text{and}\,a\le t\}$.

because $AB$ is defined as $\{ab:a\in A,b\in B\}.$ In other words, there are some elements in $AB$ where their exponents do not match, thereby not satisfying the above beautiful representation $(rs)^{a}.$ In conclusion, my question is
Is my hypothesis right, which means the above proof does not hold?

A:

You are absolutely right: in fact,
$$
AB \ne \{(rs)^a \mid a \in \mathbb{Q}, a \le t \}
$$
because of the problem you mention. However, we can salvage the proof.
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Results
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of NF-κB with delayed IκBα degradation was observed.

Conclusion
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(and thus by each coherent system in the OCS approximation of the partially coherent imaging system) is formed as a linear superposition of amplitude contributions from the various mask points (which is then squared to provide an image intensity), and mathematically this linear superposition can be represented as a linear convolution of a coherent kernel with the mask pattern. Linear convolution processes can be simulated very rapidly using Fast Fourier Transforms, meaning that calculation of the image contribution from an OCS coherent system can be carried out far more rapidly than direct calculation of the image produced by a partially coherent system. Even if the OCS set contains hundreds of coherent systems, it can be more efficient when dimensionally compensating mask shapes to approximately match the partially coherent


significant intensity when an accurate gridding is used, and may contain 100's of additional points that emit with an intensity that is weak but non-zero, whose contributions should still be included to obtain accurate dimensional compensation. Use of such a large number of coherent systems forces an undesirably long compute time when determining appropriate dimensional compensations in patterns at full chip scale.
The inefficiency of the simple Abbe form of coherent decomposition arises from the very limited character of the tailoring that this method makes when defining each coherent system in the matching set, since the Abbe method attempts to provide a useful contribution to the match by simply shifting the position and uniform transmission of a lens pupil having fixed shape (i.e., in Abbe decomposition each coherent systemthe coherent image, and there is a known method for obtaining the coherent filter function which best matches the behavior of a partially coherent imaging system.
In particular, a method is known for determining the set of coherent system apertures which are optimally efficient, i.e., the set of aperture transmission functions which will be able to obtain a particular accuracy level using fewer coherent systems than any other set of apertures, when averaged over all possible patterns. Since coherent kernels are optimal when chosen in this way, they are referred to as Optimal Coherent Systems (OCS), and their use is also referred to as an Optimal Coherent Approximation (OCA), or as a Sum Of Coherent Systems (SOCS) approach. When inverse Fourier transformed to the mask domain, these optimal coherent


Q:

Why doesn't this regex accept "s 1" type input?

I have the follwwing regex:
/([^\s*][\l\u\w\d\s]+) (\d)/
It should match strings of the form: "some-string digit", e.g. "stackoverflow 1". Those strings cannot have whitespace at the beginning.
It works great, except for the simple strings with one character on the beginning, e.g.: "s 1". How can I fix it? I am using it in boost::regex (PCRE-compatible).

A:

The [^\s*] is eating up your first string character, so when you require one-or-more string characters after it, that'll fail:
/([^\s*][\l\u\w\d\s]+) (\d)/
   ^^^^  ^^^^^^^^^^     ^^
    "s"   no match      "1"

If you fix your misplaced *:
/([^\s]*[\l\u\w\d\s]+) (\d)/
   ^^^   ^^^^^^^^^^     ^^
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