$$\begin{aligned}
\delta_\text{d}(\vk) &= \frac{1}{\bnpk} \int\! d^3q\,e^{-i\vk\cdot(\vq+\vec\Psi+\vs)} \sum_\text{pk}\delta^{(\text{D})}\!(\vq-\vq_\text{pk}) \\
\delta_\text{s}(\vk) &= \frac{1}{\bar n_\text{rnd}} \int\! d^3q\,e^{-i\vk\cdot(\vq+\vs)} \sum_\text{rnd}\delta^{(\text{D})}\!(\vq-\vq_\text{rnd}) \;,\end{aligned}$$ where the subscripts “d” and “s” stand for “displaced” and “shifted”, as in [@padmanabhan/white/cohn:2009]. Deplacing the random sample is crucial because this produces an anti-biased version of the matter density field. Therefore, although the overall amplitude of the displaced 2-point function $\xi_\text{dd}(r)$ decays from $(1+b_{10})^2$ to $b_{10}^2$, the amplitude of the “reconstructed” field $\delta_\text{r}(\vk)\equiv \delta_\text{d}(\vk)-\delta_\text{s}(\vk)$ is still $(1+b_{10})^2$. More precisely, let the Fourier modes of the inverse, reconstructed displacement field be \[eq:recondisp\] s() -i (k)\_() , where $\mathcal{S}(k)$ is a low-pass filter with a characteristic smoothing scale $R_\mathcal{S}$. The filter $\mathcal{S}(k)$ could, in principle, be optimized for the BAO reconstruction (see [@vargas/ho/etal:2015] for a recent numerical investigation of the effect of smoothing on thefor BAO reconstruction scheme. We leave this to future work.

Conclusions {#sec:conclusion}
===========

We have extended the analysis of [@Desjacques:2010gz] in several directions. Firstly, unlike [@Desjacques:2010gz] who assumed the BBKS peak constraint to describe Lagrangian halos, our predictions rely on the more realistic excursion set peak approach. This has been shown to furnish a good fit to the mass function and LIMD bias parameters of halos [@Paranjape:2012jt; @paranjape/sefusatti/etal:2013; @lazeyras/wagner/etal:2016]. Secondly, we have demonstrated using N-body simulations that the BAO in the initial, 2-point correlation function of halos is strongly enhanced by the curvature term $\bm{\nabla}^2\delta_\text{L}$, in agreement with the prediction of [@Desjacques:2008jj] and with the Fourier space analysis of [@elia/ludlow/porciani:2012; @Baldauf:2015ve]. This is true for all the halos considered here, i.e. $M\geq 7.8\times 10^{12}\hmsun$. The simple Lagrangian LIMD bias model is


without any constraint (i.e. for random field points), all the terms with $n\geq 2$ vanish. Therefore, their presence reflects the complicated dependence of $\vcc$ and $\Delta\vec\Psi$ on the separation $q$ induced by the constraint. At zeroth order, the components of the covariance matrix are given by C\_[m]{}\^[(0)]{}=(1-\_v\^2) where $\gamma_v\equiv \sigma_0^2/(\sigma_{-1}\sigma_1)$ quantifies the strength of the correlation between the (normalized) peak displacement and the gradient $\partial_i\delta_R$. At this order however, there is no net flow, such that $\Delta\Psi_m^{(0)}=0$. Therefore, e\^[-\_[v,]{}\^2\^+i\_[\_[v,]{}]{}\^]{}e\^[-\_[v,]{}\^2 k\^2]{} . At the first order, the covariance matrices $\vcc_m$ receive a contribution whose Fourier transform reads $$\begin{aligned}
C_0^{(1)}(\vk_1;\vq) &=-\frac{2}{\sigma_{-1}^2} \frac{(\qvh\cdot\kvh_1)^2}{k_1^2}\, c_v^2(k_1) P_\text{L}(k_1) \\
C_{\pm}^{(1)}(\vk_1;\vq) &= -\frac{2}{\sigma_{-1}^2} \frac{(\ve_{\pm}\cdot\kvh_1)(\ve_{\pm}^*\cdot\kvh_1)}{k_1^2}\, c_v^2(k_1) P_\text{L}(k_1)
\nonumber \;.\end{aligned}$$ where the linear peak velocity bias $c_v(k)$ is defined in Eq.(\[eq:bv\]), and $\ve_{\pm}^*$ is the complex conjugate of $\ve_{\pm}$. Therecontribution $\Delta\tilde\Psi_{\pm}^{(2)}$ vanishes when the peak constraint is taken into account. Of course, this should come up as no surprise since the displacement field is curl-free in the Zel’dovich approximation [@Zeldovich:1970; @shandarin/zeldovich:1989]. The peak constraint does not affect this property, so that we expect $\Delta\Psi_{\pm}^{(n)}\equiv 0$ at any order $n$.

Since the calculation is a bit lengthy, let us focus on the pieces proportional to $1/\sigma_1^2$ in $C_m^{(2)}$ for illustration. Their contribution to the 1-loop mode-coupling is through the second-order term $-(1/2)\vk^\top\vcc^{(2)}\vk$. Performing the integral d\^3q e\^[-]{}(-\_[v,]{}\^2\^\^[(2)]{})= -\_[v,]{}\^2 d\^3qe\^[-]{}(k\_0C\_0\^[(2)]{}k\_0 + \_[a=]{} k\_aC\_a\^[(2)]{} k\_a\^\*) and extracting the contribution proportional to $1/\sigma_1^2$ gives, on using $k_{\pm}\equiv \vk\cdot\ve_{\pm}$ and $k_{\pm}^*\equiv\vk\cdot\ve_{\pm}^*$, $$\begin{aligned}
\frac{3}{2\sigma_1^2}\int\!d^3q\,e^{-\ii\vk\cdot\vq} \int_{\vk_1} \int_{\vk_2}
& \biggl[(\qvh\cdot\vk)^2(\qvh\cdot\kvh_1)^2(\qvh\cdot\kvh_2)^2 + \sum_{a=\pm}
(\ve_a\cdot\vk)(\ve_a^*\cdot\vk)(\ve_a\cdot\kvh_1)(\ve_a^*\cdot\kvh_1)
(\ve_a\cdot\kvh_2)(\ve_a^*\cdot\kvh_2)\biggr]  \nonumber \\
& \times c_v(k_1) c_v(k_2) W_R(k_1) W_R(k_2) P_\text{L}(k_1) P_\text{L}(k_2) e^{\ii(\vk_1+\vk_2)\cdot\vq}\;.
\label{eq:chi1cont1}\end{aligned}$$ To make progress, let us


P_\text{L}(k_1)P_\text{L}(k_2) \delta^{\text{(D)}}\!(\vk-\vk_1-\vk_2) \nonumber \;.\end{aligned}$$ Here, $\chi_1=-3/(2\sigma_1^2)$ is the Lagrangian peak bias factor associated to the normalized, chi-square variable $\eta^2(\vx)\equiv (\partial_i\delta_R)^2/\sigma_1^2$ [@Desjacques:2012eb; @Lazeyras:2015giz]. This bias has been found to be different from zero for halos with mass $M\gtrsim M_\star$ [@biagetti/etal:2014]. Hence, this term is a piece of the product ${\cal F}_2(\vk_1,\vk_2) c_2(\vk_1,\vk_2,z_c)$ that appear in Eq.(\[eq:xpkz1loop\]). The simplification of the other terms proceeds analogously.

Second order derivation: Configuration space {#app:za_rspace}
============================================

To perform the integral over $d^3q$ in Eq.(\[eq:resumFqr\]), we decompose $\vr$ onto the helicity basis $(\ve_+,\qvh,\ve_-)$ and write $\qvh\cdot\vr=r\mu$, $\sum_{a=\pm}(\ve_a\cdot\vr)(\ve_a^*\cdot\vr)=r^2(1-\mu^2)$, so that the argument of the exponential can be written $$\begin{aligned}
\big(\vr-\vq-\Delta\ov{\vec\Psi}^{(1)}\big)^\top\vcc^{-1}\big(\vr-\vq-\Delta\ov{\vec\Psi}^{(1)}\big) &=
\big(r\mu-q-\Delta\ov{\Psi}_0^{(1)}\big)^2 (\vcc^{-1})_\parallel + r^2 (1-\mu^2) (\vcc^{-1})_\perp \\
&= \big(q+\Delta\ov{\Psi}_0^{(1)}\big)^2(\vcc^{-1})_\parallel
+r^2(\vcc^{-1})_\perp - 2r\big(q+\Delta\ov{\Psi}_0^{(1)}\big)^2(\vcc^{-1})_\parallel \mu \nonumber \\
&\qquad +r^2\Big[(\vcc^{-1})_\parallel-(\vcc^{-1})_\perp\Big]\mu^2 \nonumber \;,\end{aligned}$$ since there are no net motions transverse to $\qvh$ at linear order, $\Delta\ov{\vec\Psi}_{\pm}^{(1)}\equiv 0$.f be ((-4)/(-16))/((-5)/8). Let h = -0.04 - 1.96. Let n = h - -2.1. What is the second biggest value in n, f, -1?
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Simulation Results
==================

Lattice Parameters
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We use the $2+1$ flavour $32^3\times 64$ configurations created by the PACS-CS collaboration [@Aoki:2008sm] constructed with the Iwasaki gauge action [@Iwasaki:2011jk] and the $\mathcal{O}(a)$-improved Wilson action [@Sheikholeslami:1985ij] with $\beta=1.90$, giving a lattice spacing of $0.0907(13)\ \mathrm{fm}$. The hopping parameters are 0.13700, 0.13727, 0.13754, 0.13770 and 0.13781 giving pion masses of 702, 570, 411, 296 and 156 MeV respectively. For each quark mass we consider 398, 391, 447, 395 and 198 gauge field configurations respectively, and at the lightest quark mass we increase statistics through the consideration of four sources per configuration distributed evenly along the time axis.

To isolate the QCD eigenstates, a $4\times 4$ variational basis is constructed156$ MeV. From top down, the plots correspond to the ground, first and second excited states observed in our lattice simulation. The wave function changes sign in the excited states and reveals a node structure consistent with $1s$, $2S$ and $3S$ states.[]{data-label="waveFun"}](wfunk13781S2.pdf "fig:"){width="0.99\linewidth"} ![The wave function of the $d$ quark in the proton about the two $u$ quarks fixed at the origin for the lightest quark mass ensemble providing $m_\pi = 156$ MeV. From top down, the plots correspond to the ground, first and second excited states observed in our lattice simulation. The wave function changes sign in the excited states and reveals a node structure consistent with $1s$, $2S$ and $3S$ states.[]{data-label="waveFun"}](wfunk13781S3.pdf "fig:"){width="0.99\linewidth"}

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each of the source smearing levels to the states $\alpha$ for the lightest quark-mass ensemble considered. Indices $i=1$ to 4 correspond to 16, 35, 100 and 200 sweeps of gauge-invariant Gaussian smearing. The superposition of positive and negative Gaussian smearing levels is consistent with the nodal structure recovered in the wave functions.[]{data-label="EvectPlot"}](eVectComp.pdf){width="1.0\linewidth"}

The nodal structure of the first excited state also indicates that the ideal combination of operators to access this state on the lattice is a superposition of Gaussian distributions of different widths and opposite signs [@Mahbub:2010rm; @Mahbub:2013ala]. Figure \[EvectPlot\] presents the eigenvectors $u_i^\alpha$ describing the contributions of each of the source smearing levels to the states $\alpha$ for the lightest quark-mass ensemble considered.

For the ground state, all smeared sources contribute positively to the state. There is significant2.9 fm lattice.

Quark Separation
================

In order to investigate a more complete picture of the wave functions of the states isolated herein, we choose to focus on the second-lightest quark mass ensemble providing $m_\pi=293\,\mathrm{MeV}$ and examine the dependence of the $d$ quark probability distribution on the positions of the two $u$ quarks composing the states. This mass provides the best compromise between finite-volume effects, quark mass and the ensemble size governing the signal quality and associated uncertainties.

In continuing to investigate the wave function of the $d$-quark, we consider the separation of the $u$ quarks along the $x$ axis as described in Eq. (\[interpsep\]). All integer separations, $d =
d_1 - d_2$, between zero and half the lattice extent in the $x$ direction ([*i.e. *]{}16 lattice units) are considered.

Figure \[QuarkSep0\] illustrates the probability distribution


original $3S$-like wave function. At $d = 6\, a = 0.54$ fm in the fourth row of Fig. \[QuarkSepA\], a similar enhancement in the first shell is observed as for the Roper at $d = 8\, a = 0.73$ fm with strength in the probability density enhanced in the direction perpendicular to the separation of the $u$ quarks.

The radius of the first shell about the central peak of the original distribution shrinks as the $u$ quarks are pulled apart and at $d =
8\, a = 0.73$ fm corresponding to the bottom row of Fig. \[QuarkSepA\], the $u$ quarks are now in the first shell where four peaks are apparent. The original first node has shrunk to the centre and may have emerged, centered about each of the $u$ quarks. Furtherlight on the essential effective phenomena emerging from the complex dynamics of QCD.

On comparing these probability distributions to those predicted by the constituent quark model, we find good qualitative similarity with interesting differences. The core of the states is described very well by the model and the amplitudes of the $S$-wave shells between the nodes are predicted very accurately by the constituent quark model. The discovery of a node structure provides a deep understanding of the success of the smeared-source/sink correlation matrix methods of Ref. [@Mahbub:2010rm].

Finite volume effects are shown to be particularly significant for the excited states explored herein at relatively light quark mass. As these excited states have a multi-particle component, the interplay between the lattice volume, the wave function and the associated energy are key to


extracting the resonance parameters of the states.

Fascinating structure in the $d$-quark probability distributions of the nucleon excited states is revealed when separating the $u$ quarks from the origin. As the $u$ quarks are separated the original node structure of the wave function shrinks in size. For example, the Roper reveals a ringed structure in the surface plots corresponding to an empty shell in three dimensions as the node collapses to the origin. The second excited state reveals a four-peaked structure at mid-range quark separations. At large separations these states all display diquark clustering with the $d$ quark most likely found near one of the $u$ quarks. The third state reveals the most exotic structure with new nodes centred about the $u$ quarks appearing after the original nodes collapsedCollaboration\], Phys. Rev. D [**68**]{}, 054506 (2003) \[hep-lat/0304001\]. S. Nozawa and D. B. Leinweber, Phys. Rev. D [**42**]{}, 3567 (1990).


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for the purpose of the analysis of the present data. The general details of the developed imaging software will be reported elsewhere. The performance of the algorithm is sketched in [Fig. 2](#pone-0085828-g002){ref-type="fig"}. The algorithm takes as an input a gray color image of the culture at a particular day ([Fig. 2A](#pone-0085828-g002){ref-type="fig"}), upon which it superimposes a layer of new information comprising the contours of the clusters of neurons (red shadows), the traces of the neurites (green lines), and connection points between neurites, as well as those between neurites and clusters (blue dots) ([Fig. 2B](#pone-0085828-g002){ref-type="fig"}).

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(A) Image cut taken from a 6 DIV culture and (B) the layer on top showing the identification of neurons and clusters of neurons (red), neuritesthe cumulative degree distributions for DIVs 3, 6, 7, and 12 had a fast decay with a non monotonous increase in the average connectivity, with most of the nodes having a similar number of connections and only a few ones with degrees deviating significantly from such a number.

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The wiring process is iterated up to a given time step , at which the formation of new connections is stopped.

![Growth model.\
(A) Schematic representation of how cells get connected. At DIV 0, 4 cells of radius are located at random positions. The first iteration of the algorithm, DIV 1, assigns to each cell a disk of radius (green shade). At the next iteration, DIV 2, the disk\'s growth rate decreases, , and a link between two cells is established when their disks intersect (DIV 3). This process continues until steps. (B) Force diagram explaining cell migration and clustering. Tension forces , , and are acting on the central cluster composed of two cells, whose vector sum (red arrow) exceeds the adhesion to the substrate (green arrow). As aresult, a new equilibrium state is produced with new tension forces , , and , being the central cluster pulled in the direction of the net force approaching the largest cluster.](pone.0085828.g006){#pone-0085828-g006}

As for the process of cell migration and clusterization, cells or clusters whose distance is less than are then merged into the same new cluster. Furthermore, whenever two cells are connected, an initial tension is created between them, and it is incremented in force units at each time step, being the unit vector along the direction connecting the two cells. The total force acting on a cell or cluster is given by with running over the cell indexes connected to , and not belonging to the same cluster. Furthermore, each cell is "anchored" to the substrate by a


resembles the one observed in the experiments (see [Fig. 1](#pone-0085828-g001){ref-type="fig"}).

![Schematic illustration of the network self-organization at three different instants of the automata generations.\
(A) DIV 3, (B) DIV 6, and (C) DIV 12. Simulation parameters: , , and .](pone.0085828.g007){#pone-0085828-g007}

Despite its relative simplicity, it is remarkable that the model offers a rather good qualitative verification of the trends of all the structural network characteristics measured in the experiments. In particular, [Fig. 8](#pone-0085828-g008){ref-type="fig"} reports a synoptic comparison of the mean number of nodes and links, of and , of the mean degree and degree correlation, and of the sizes of the GCC and GCC2, measured in the experiments and those obtained from the simulations of the model with , , and . The main observed difference is found in the meanhas no place in the church. Keep your amp volume as low as you can handle it. The voices are the most important thing. The congregation needs to hear your voice and you really need to hear theirs. Corporate worship is about worshipping together. You’re there to lift up many voices as one church to the glory of the Lord. It isn’t about showmanship or even performance. It’s always, only, ever about Jesus.

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regardless of fibrosis stage, and early treatment was more cost-effective, for both DAA and PR regimens \[[@B40-ijerph-16-04436]\]. However, evidence on cost-effectiveness of early treatment for chronic HCV patients was limited among resource-limited settings. Only one cost-effectiveness analysis modelled in Egypt suggested that immediate treatment of patients with early fibrosis stage was less expensive and more effective than using DAAs in the general population \[[@B41-ijerph-16-04436]\], but no studies were conducted among PWID in resource-limited settings. PWID are at increased risk of HCV transmission and reinfection \[[@B38-ijerph-16-04436]\] and HCV infection progresses slowly in most patients. Due to the high price of treatment, further cost-effectiveness analyses are also needed to determine whether early-fibrosis stage patients should be treated immediately in China and other resource-limited settings. Anyway, to avoid liver cirrhosis orthe MMT clinic staff and clients who participated in this study and thank them for their support in collecting these data. Our thanks also go to Jennifer Z.H. Bouey from Georgetown University, Washington, DC, for her assistance with language editing and to Yuzhong Du from Qingyuan Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, Guangdong province, and Xiaocheng Wu, Qian Lu, Shaokun Liu, Jiali Ye, Yuewen Dang, Xiaoling Huang, Shuxian Wu, and Qiuru Huang from Sun Yat-sen University for their assistance with data collection.

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strengthening of trade unions in Malaysia.

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and as such policies and laws that creates particular problems to
specific classes of workers can also be perceived as ‘union busting’
with the objective of weakening unions.

Unions cannot justify why a fellow union member, has to pay so much more
to get healthcare just because he comes from a different country. For
unions, workers are workers, and they all have to be treated equally
irrespective of religion, ethnicity, gender or nationality.

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[*accepting states*]{}, [^4] and $\delta$ is a transition relation consisting of *epsilon transitions* of the form $(q,\epsilon, p)$, *letter transitions* of the form $(q,\sigma, p)$ and [*variable transitions*]{} of the form $(q,{\mathop{v{\vdash}}},p)$ or $(q,{\mathbin{{\dashv}v}},p)$ where $q,p\in Q$, $\sigma \in \Sigma$, and $v\in {\mathsf{Vars}}$. The symbols ${\mathop{v{\vdash}}}$ and ${\mathbin{{\dashv}v}}$ are special symbols to denote the opening or closing of a variable $v$. We define the set ${\mathsf{Vars}}(A)$ as the set of all variables $v$ that are mentioned in some transition of $A$. For every finite set $V\subseteq {\mathsf{Vars}}$ we define the set $\Gamma_V{:=}\{{\mathop{v{\vdash}}},{\mathbin{{\dashv}v}} : v\in V\}$ of *variable operations*. A [*run*]{} $\rho$ over a document ${\mathbf{d}}{:=}\sigma_1 \cdots \sigma_n$ is a sequence of the form $$(q_0,i_0) \overset{o_1}{\rightarrow} \cdots
    (q_{m-1},i_{m-1})\overset{o_m}{\rightarrow} (q_m,i_m)$$ where:

-   the $i_j$ are indexesfunctional regex formula $\gamma_1,\ldots, \gamma_n$. We denote the class of disjunctive functional regex formulas as ${{\mathsf{dfuncRGX}}}$.

Note that every disjunctive functional regex formula is also sequential. However, the regex formula $
z\{\Sigma^* \} \cdot ( x\{\Sigma^* \} \vee   y \{\Sigma^* \} )
$ is sequential, yet it is not disjunctive functional. It also holds that every functional regex formula is disjunctive functional regex formula with a single disjunct. We can therefore conclude that we have the following: $${{\mathsf{funcRGX}}}\subsetneq {{\mathsf{dfuncRGX}}}\subsetneq {{\mathsf{seqRGX}}}$$ Note that here we treat the regex formulas as syntactic objects.

Equivalently, a [*disjunctive functional*]{} VA $A$ is the sequential VA whose states are the disjoint union of the states of a finite number $n$ of functional VAs $A_1,\ldots,A_n$ and whose transitions are those of $A_1,\ldots,A_n$, with the


addition of a new initial state $q_0$ that is connected with epsilon transitions to each of the initial states of the $A_i$’s. Notice that being disjunctive functional is only a syntactic restriction and not semantic as can be concluded from the following proposition.

\[prop:seqtodis\]

Since ${{\mathsf{funcRGX}}}$ corresponds with schema-based spanners whereas ${{\mathsf{seqRGX}}}$ with schemaless and due to the previous proposition we can conclude the following: $${\mathord{\llceil{{{\mathsf{funcRGX}}}}\rrceil}}
    \subsetneq {\mathord{\llceil{{{\mathsf{dfuncRGX}}}}\rrceil}} =
    {\mathord{\llceil{{{\mathsf{seqRGX}}}}\rrceil}}$$ Note that here we refer to the schemaless spanners represented by the regex formulas.

\[ex:expblowup\] Consider the following sequential regex formula: $$(x_1\{\Sigma^*\} \vee y_1 \{\Sigma^* \})\cdots (x_n\{\Sigma^*\} \vee y_n \{\Sigma^* \})$$ Note that if we want to translate it into an equivalent disjunctive functional regex formula then we need at least one disjunct fordocument ${\mathbf{d}}$, one can enumerate the mappings of ${\mathord{\llceil{A_1{\bowtie}A_2}\rrceil}} ({\mathbf{d}})$ in polynomial delay.

The Difference Operator {#sec:diff}
=======================

When we consider the class of functional VAs, we know that we can compile all of the positive operators efficiently (i.e., in polynomial time) into a functional VA [@DBLP:conf/pods/FreydenbergerKP18]. In the case of NFAs or regular expressions, compiling the complement into an NFA necessitates an exponential blowup in size [@DBLP:journals/jalc/EllulKSW05; @DBLP:journals/tcs/Jiraskova05]. Since NFAs and regular expressions are the Boolean functional VA and Boolean regex formulas, respectively, we conclude that constructing a VA that is equivalent to the difference of two functional VAs, or two functional regex formulas, entails an exponential blowup. Therefore, the static compilation fails to yield tractability results for the difference.

In the case of NFAs and regular expressions, the membership of a string


in the difference can be tested in polynomial time. In contrast, the following theorem states that, for functional regex formulas (and VAs), this is no longer true under the conventional complexity assumption $\Ptime \ne \NP$.

 \[thm:diffrgxNPcomp\]

Membership in $\NP$ is straightforward: for functional regex formulas, membership can be decided in polynomial time [@DBLP:conf/icdt/Freydenberger17]. Hence, we focus on $\NP$-hardness. We use a reduction from 3SAT as in the proof of Theorem \[thm:joinseqhard\]. Here, however, we are restricted to functional regex formulas and therefore we cannot use the domains of the resulting mappings to encode the assignments. Recall that the input is a formula $\varphi$ with the free variables $x_1,\ldots,x_n$ such that $\varphi$ has the form $C_1 \wedge \cdots
    \wedge C_m$, where each $C_i$ is a clause. In turn, each clausethat encodes information about the domains of the mappings $\mu$, within the variables shared by $A_1$ and $A_2$, using new shared [*dummy*]{} variables. Specifically, we have a dummy variable $\hat x$ for every shared variable $x$. If $x\in{\mathsf{dom}}(\mu)$, then $\hat x$ is assigned the first empty span ${\ensuremath{[1,1\rangle}}$, and if $x\notin{\mathsf{dom}}(\mu)$, then $\hat x$ is assigned the last empty span ${\ensuremath{[|{\mathbf{d}}|+1,|{\mathbf{d}}|+1\rangle}}$. (Here, we assume that ${\mathbf{d}}$ is nonempty; we deal separately with the case ${\mathbf{d}}=
    \epsilon$.)

We construct a VA $A$ for the above extended mappings of $A_1$. In addition, we construct a VA $B$ by iterating through all possible extended mappings over the shared variables, and for each such a mapping, if it is incompatible with all of the extended mappings of ${{\mathord{\llceil{}}\rrceil}}{A_2}({\mathbf{d}})$, then we


representation language for atomic spanners, and let $\tau$ be an RA tree. An [*instantiation*]{} of $\tau$ assigns a schemaless spanner representation from $\L$ to every placeholder, and a set of variables to every projection. For example, Figure \[fig:ratree1\] shows an instantiation $I$ for $\tau$ via the dashed arrows; here, we can think of $\L$ as the class of sequential regex formulas, and so, each $\alpha$ expression is a sequential regex formula.

An instantiation $I$ of $\tau$ transforms $\tau$ into an actual schemaless spanner representation, where $\tau$ is the parse tree of its algebraic expression. We denote this representation by $I[\tau]$. As usual, by ${\mathord{\llceil{I[\tau]}\rrceil}}$ we denote the actual schemaless spanner that $I[\tau]$ represents.

\[ex:sec5studrec\] Assume that the input document ${\mathbf{d}}_{\mathsf{Students}}$ from the earlier examples is now extended and contains additional information$\L$ is the class of sequential regex formulas and $\tau$ is the RA tree that consists of a single natural-join node, then the nonemptiness problem for $\tau$ is NP-complete (Theorem \[thm:joinseqhard\]). Also, if $\L$ is the class of functional regex formulas and $\tau$ is the RA tree that consists of a single difference node, then the nonemptiness problem for $\tau$ is NP-complete (Theorem \[thm:diffrgxNPcomp\]). In contrast, by composing the positive results established in Sections \[sec:join\] and \[sec:diff\], we obtain the following theorem, which is a consequence of Lemma \[lem:fptjoin\] and Lemma \[thm:diffseqkvars\].

\[thm:extractioncomp\] Let ${\mathcal{L}}$ be the class of sequential VAs. Let $k$ be a fixed natural number and ${\tau}$ an RA tree. The evaluation problem for ${\tau}$ is solvable with polynomial delay, assuming that for all join and difference nodes $v$ of $I[\tau]$, the


be evaluated in polynomial delay.

Conclusions {#sec:conclusions}
===========

We have studied the complexity of evaluating algebraic expressions over schemaless spanners that are represented as sequential regex formulas and sequential VAs. We have shown that we hit computational hardness already in the evaluation of the natural join and difference of two such spanners. In contrast, we have shown that we can compile the natural join of two sequential VAs (and regex formulas) into a single sequential VA, in polynomial time, if we assume a constant bound on the number of common variables of the joined spanners; hence, under this assumption, we can evaluate the natural join with polynomial delay. As an alternative to this assumption, we have proposed and investigated a new normal form for sequential spanners, namely disjunctive functional, that allowsfor every $x \in {\mathsf{dom}}{(\mu)}$ it holds that $\mu^\prime(x^\prime) = {\ensuremath{[1,1\rangle}}$;

-   for every $x \not \in {\mathsf{dom}}{(\mu)}$ it holds that $\mu^\prime(x^\prime) = {\ensuremath{[|{\mathbf{d}}|+ 1,|{\mathbf{d}}|+1\rangle}}$.

We observe that the following holds:

\[lem:diffadhocextens\] Let $\mu_1,\mu_2$ be two mappings with ${\mathsf{dom}}(\mu_1) ={\mathsf{dom}}(\mu_2) \subseteq V $ and let $\mu^\prime_1$ be the marked extension of $\mu_1$ and $\mu^\prime_2$ the marked extension of $\mu_2$. The following holds: $\mu_1$ is compatible with $\mu_2$ if and only if $\mu^\prime_1$ is compatible with $\mu^\prime_2$

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  \end{aligned}$$ Note that the regex $\alpha_{C_i}^u$ is built similar to $\alpha_{C_i}$ in the first case, except for the part ${\mathop{y_u\{s_j\}}}$ instead of ${\mathop{y_u\{S\setminus S_i^+\}}}$. We set $\alpha_{C_i}=\bigvee_{1\leq u\leq k} \alpha_{C_i}^u$.

-   The case where $|S_i^+|=1$ is defined similar to the case where $|S_i^+|=2$. Assume that there are $1\leq j_1< j_2\leq n$ such that $\{j_1,j_2\}=\mathsf{ind}(S_i^-)$. Then for every $1\leq u_1<u_2\leq k$ we define $$\begin{aligned}
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        &\cdot\alpha_{S}^*{\mathop{y_{u_2}\{s_{j_2}\}}}\alpha_{S}^*
        {\mathop{y_{u_2+1}\{\alpha_{S\setminus S_i^+}\}}}\\
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Now, we successively process the symbols $\sigma_i$ of ${\mathbf{d}}=\sigma_1\cdots\sigma_{\ell}$. For each $i$ with $1\leq i\leq \ell$, we process the states on level $i-1$ and compute their successors as follows:

For each state $(p_1,p_2)$ on level $i-1$, we define $\hat{Q}\subset Q_2$ as the set of all states to which $p_{2}$ has a transition. We then consider each $q_1\in\bigcup_{(p_1,\sigma_i,q')\in \delta_{1,j}}{\mathcal{VE}}(q')$ and distinguish the same cases as for level $0$. Now, the new non-trap states are on level $i$; and in each case, $(p_1,p_2)$ is connected with the new state using a sequence of helper states that processes $\sigma_{i}$ and then exactly the same variable operations and ${\epsilon}$-transitions that take $A_1$ from $q'$ to $q_1$.

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for the Turkish Armed Forces.

Twitter user @Sabricolak1927 wrote: "What kind of posters are they? To be a Turkish solider is an honour. Every Turk is born a soldier."

'Make other posters'

The controversy has erupted just ahead of the major commemorations planned to celebrate the defeat of the coup bid on Saturday, blamed by the government on US-based Muslim preacher Fethullah Gulen, who denies the charges.

The bid to seize power claimed 249 lives, not including the plotters.

But Prime Minister Binali Yildirim dismissed the criticism on Friday, saying that the posters did not aim to target the army.

"There's nothing to be disturbed about here," he said, quoted by Turkish media.

He said those soldiers involved in the coup were not true members of the military but "terrorists disguised in soldiers' uniforms".

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Many thanks in advance for your help

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I managed to work it out, the problem was that the <img> didn't expand in the same way that the <div> did in the tutorial (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/layouts/category/C13/). the solution involved wrapping the main image in another <div> So the HTML became this:
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it a sell, and 2 rate it a hold.

TheStreet Ratings rates Real Goods Solar as a sell. The company's weaknesses can be seen in multiple areas, such as its deteriorating net income, poor profit margins, weak operating cash flow, generally high debt management risk and generally disappointing historical performance in the stock itself.

Highlights from TheStreet Ratings analysis on RGSE go as follows:

The company, on the basis of change in net income from the same quarter one year ago, has significantly underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500 and the Electrical Equipment industry. The net income has significantly decreased by 126.8% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, falling from -$2.09 million to -$4.75 million.

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About Me

Chris DeLuca is a writer/


producer/ comic currently living in Hoboken, the Prague of New Jersey. He's written for a bunch of TV shows you probably have not watched or heard of (United States of Hip Hop, Nikki & Sara Live, Mob Wives Reunion, BET's Don't Sleep, and Fuse News- see?) as well as Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, Best Week Ever, Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson and the 12/12/12 Concert For Sandy Relief. He was also the "World's Oldest Intern" on VH1's Big Morning Buzz. In 2009 he created, wrote and starred in the hilarious, and subversive “Mocap, LLC" on Spike. Sadly, he thinks he caused his parent's divorce.can’t tell when tiny skin
flakes fall in the microscopic holes (which you can’t get out .. at all). It’s
very obvious when a hole is missing due to the pattern of the holes.

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My theory is he is butthurt because he charges people for repairs, and Apple
does such a good job (sometimes charging little or not charging anything) that
it takes away business for him.

Yes some people get given huge quotes for repairs from Apple but the details
matter. If you hear a horror story, ask whether there was AppleCare, ask
whether the item was purchased from Apple either online at apple.com or at an
Apple store, and ask whether there was accidental damage.

Little known thing I was told by a tech at an Apple store, that I doubt
Rossmann would tell you: most Apple


coherent picture. Not one of
incompetence, but one of 'intentional obsolesce'. Whether this is in the
hardware failure rates, inability or difficulty to upgrade or repair, or how
each software update makes the device less functional. In the case of the self
slowing battery dates didn't even require an OS update it was on a death
slowdown timer. The leaked internal memos illustrate that these are not
accidents.

Apple is great at something--just not quite what they portray.

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Louis Rossmann is one of the most underappreciated YouTubers

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I was talking about a month ago with a Mac consultant; he has been doing ONLY
Macs for 20+ years.

Starting with the touchbar laptops, he noticed a decline in longevity. He had
his clients that saw these problems, sell off all post-2015 MacBook Pros and
buy only good refurb/used 2015 or so, MBP.  <date>2006-02-21</date>
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  preliminary injunction requires reasonable notice for a

hearing and applies to maintain the status quo until final hearing, unless altered by further

court order.”).

        {¶10} On January 10, 2017, CDC-Kent filed objections to the magistrate’s

decision, including detailed objections to the findings of fact. Most notably, regarding the

conclusions of law, CDC-Kent objected to the fact that the magistrate did not apply the

relevant law or state the burden of proof related to granting a preliminary injunction. It

challenged by a group of taxpayers, were procedurally improper and thus “invalid”); Whitney v. Parrish, 5th
Dist. Delaware Nos. 88-CA-6 & 88-CA-7, 1988 WL 83508 (Aug. 4, 1988) (upholding the trial court’s
determination that the zoning resolution was void ab initio, but the timeliness of the challenge was not at
issue); Maurer


the public
              health, safety, welfare, or morals of the community.

       {¶15} CDC-Kent filed an answer and counterclaim on February 3, 2017. Its

counterclaim alleged Plaintiffs had violated its right to equal protection of the law under

the Ohio Constitution and requested compensation from the City of Kent for a “temporary

taking” of the property at 5914 Horning Road. CDC-Kent also requested a declaratory

judgment that the Amendment to §1122.08 is valid and that Plaintiffs’ claims are barred

by res judicata and the applicable statute of limitations.

       {¶16} On February 24, 2017, the trial court issued a Judgment Entry overruling

the objections to the magistrate’s preliminary injunction decision. The trial                                           14
Defendants’ counterclaim against Plaintiffs. Therefore, the Resident Defendants assert

their counterclaim was dismissed without providing them notice or an opportunity to be

heard. The Resident Defendants also stated they were unaware “they were no longer in

the case” until informed by the magistrate at the October 3, 2017 status conference.

CDC-Kent filed a response in opposition to the motion to vacate.

      {¶32} The trial court denied the motion to vacate on October 17, 2017, stating:


Nunc Pro Tunc Order, they had to file an
             appeal. The Resident Defendants failed to do so and the time in
             which to appeal has expired.

             IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED
             THAT, for good cause shown, the Court denies the Resident
             Defendants’ Motion to Vacate. The Resident Defendants have no
             claims pending in thisMechanism of interferon-gamma mediated down-regulation of interleukin-10 gene expression.
Expression of the anti-inflammatory cytokine IL-10 is suppressed by the pro-inflammatory interferon gamma but the mechanism of this action is unknown. We analysed activity of IL-10 promoter luciferase reporter constructs in transfected RPMI 8226.1 B cells that were treated at -2 h with IFNgamma (1000 U/ml) followed by stimulation with LPS (100 ng/ml) at 0 h. IFNgamma treatment suppressed LPS-induced IL-10 promoter activity in a construct carrying the -1044 promoter and also one containing the -195 promoter. The suppression was independent of the IRF-motif at -182 but involved the Stat-motif at -120. In gelshift analysis this Stat motif did bind LPS-induced Stat3 and with IFNgamma treatment it did, in addition, bind Stat1. ChIP analysis for detection of transcription factor binding


adapted (e.g., the timing, intensity or type) over time to individuals' changing circumstances in order to provide precision support, they are known as just-in-time adaptive interventions^[@CR16]^ (JITAIs). In order to provide precision support, JITAIs execute decision rules at each pre-specified decision point, i.e. time points in everyday life when interventions can be delivered. These decision rules take dynamic information about an individual as input and link it to the most suitable intervention option. Just-in-time adaptive m-Health interventions have two novel characteristics. First, they do not require individuals to know when an intervention would be most useful or remember to access an intervention. These interventions are initiated through a push mechanism (SMS, notifications, etc.). Second, what the app offers, and when, can change according to the temporal dynamics ofand time poses several questions including: should the functionality of an existing app be expanded or a new app developed, and does randomisation occur locally within the app or in the cloud. It is important to ensure the study team includes someone with an m-Health skillset who can serve as an intermediary between domain experts, app developers and biostatisticians.

Discussion {#Sec12}
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Despite the potential benefits in mental health care delivery, low uptake and use of m-Health resources in the real world suggest engagement issues. A challenge of m-Health resources is that their interactions with individuals can be generic, and therefore impersonal. Personalisation to initiate interventions precisely at moments when they are most likely to be effective for the individual is one possible way to address this problem. The MRT is


Month: February 2020

For the second compilation, we have David Bowie using songs from his debut album up to and including Ziggy Stardust. Bowie had been on vinyl as far back as 1964 but none of these early singles made the cut. To my ears, they are not very good and pretty derivative of the period in which they were recorded. However, by the time his first album came out in 1967, there were a couple of songs that didn’t sound out of place. Most of these were stereo but some mono mixes were used all thanks to the deluxe edition of his debut album which was a goldmine of interesting cuts and BBC sessions. A couple of these early songs are presented by BBC recordings as they hadD (Mono)

You Need Loving (Mono)

One Night Stand (Mono)

It’s Too Late (Mono)

All Or Nothing (Mono)

Don’t Stop What You’re Doing (Mono)

My Mind’s Eye (Mono)

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow (Mono)

That Man (Mono)

I’ve Got Mine (Mono)

You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me (Mono)

Eddie’s Dreaming (Mono)

Disc 2 – The Immediate Years

Tin Soldier (Mono)

Something I Want To Tell You (Mono)

Here Comes The Nice (Mono)

Itchycoo Park (Mono)

I Feel Much Better (Mono Single Mix)

Become Like You (Mono)

Talk To You (Mono)

Things Are Going To Get Better (Mono)

Afterglow Of Your Love (Stereo)

Songs Of A Baker (Mono)

Just Passing (Mono)

Feeling Lonely (Mono)

All Our Yesterdays (Mono)

Lazy Sunday (Mono)

The Universal (Mono Single Mix)

My Way Of Giving (Mono)

Show Me The Way (Mono)

I’m Only Dreaming (Mono)

Wham Bam Thank You Mam (Mono)

Red Balloon (Alt Stereo Mix)

The Autumn Stone (Mono Single Mix)

Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire


grow.

The problem with these three books is that independently, they are so slight as to be dull. You can’t find a rhythm reading just one, and the plot is so insignificant as to render it worthless. Together, though, they do make for a more interesting reading experience. That isn’t to say that they are all that good; they aren’t, really. The sex scenes are nicely written, but the characters don’t hold up. There are too many questions, beginning with why Mary is so quick to have sex when she comes to town. Nor do we really get a full picture of Mary’s mother.Europe’s sovereign debt crisis in historical perspective

Sankt Georgen University, Frankfurt, June 22, 2012

Michael Hudson’s new book The Bubble and Beyond can be purchased here.

The Eurozone lacks a central bank to do what most central banks are supposed to do: finance government deficits. To make matters worse, the Lisbon Agreement limits these deficits to 3% – too small to pull economies out of depression by offsetting private-sector debt deflation.

Even if central banks could monetize higher levels of deficit spending, there are good reasons not to subsidize unfair tax systems and tax cuts on the real estate and financial “free lunch” windfalls that classical economists urged to be the tax base. Under classical tax policy, Europe would not have had a land-price bubble in the first place. “Free lunch” economic


for the Reichsbank to create German marks to throw onto the currency markets to obtain the foreign exchange to pay reparations. This raised the price of imports, and hence the domestic price level. More money was needed to transact purchases and sales at the higher price level. So the line of causation went from the balance of payments and currency depreciation to rising import prices. More expensive imported goods raised domestic prices as well. It was this that created a need for a higher money supply, not domestic money that forced higher prices.[1]

Germany’s mark was stabilized and reparations were paid by borrowing abroad, not by taxing domestic income. Its cities borrowed dollars in New York and turned the proceeds over to the Reichsbank in exchange for domestic currencyToday’s monetarist insistence that foreign debts can be paid without limit, for example, is rooted in David Ricardo’s Bullionist logic put forth in the 1820s. It was controverted by the anti-Bullionists, yet universities still teach Milton Friedman’s Chicago School blind spots, and central banks throughout the world enforce its errors of omission and commission.

This censorship of past intellectual history is not science, nor is it empirically based. It is ideology reflecting brute self-interest by creditors. But its rationalization of Eurozone strictures against central banks financing public spending is used to brainwash the economics profession and the ranks of central bankers submissive to investment bankers. There is even an ideology that government budgets should be balanced rather than provide the economy with money and purchasing power to grow. The


debt leveraging. Disabling popular opinion from realizing this fact is part of the weaponization of the economic theory, turning it into a combination of distraction, diversion and outright deception.

Matters are made much worse by the financial sector’s lobbying to untax the finance, insurance and real estate sector, as well as untax asset-price (“capital”) gains and the higher income brackets. Taken together, these policies have steered bank credit to finance a real estate and stock market bubble, not into creating new industrial capital, infrastructure or other productive lines.

I can understand German reluctance to finance the budget deficits of governments such as Greece that are unable or unwilling to tax the wealthy, and whose insiders control public spending and contracts. This would merely subsidize tax evasion and wrong-headed fiscal policyand “unearned income” (economic rent), the tax system subsidizes debt creation and promotes asset-price inflation by giving favoritism to debt-leveraged price gains and making interest payments tax-exempt. This means that tax reform is needed to go with financial reform. The problem with Greece is not merely their widespread tax evasion by the wealthiest layer of the economy, which normally would pay most of the taxes (as was long the case in the leading industrial nations). Governments are taxing the wrong sources of income: wages and profits, instead of rent.

Under present conditions, the Eurozone’s collapse is unavoidable

The Eurozone’s economic collapse is not accidental. The bank lobbyists who captured the continent’s financial and tax policy planted the roots of the debt problems of Greece, Ireland, Spain, Italy and Portugal at


to become other parties’ debts. Restructuring the financial system is especially important for pension funding and Social Security, to re-organize it more along the lines of Germany’s pay-as-you-go system rather than financialized to make money by lending and speculation as in the United States.

The problem with our present system is that almost all financial savings today are lent out, rather than taking the form of new direct investment to increase the means of production or raise living standards. Most corporate investment is made out of retained earnings. Bank loans affect the corporate sector mainly by fueling takeovers and leveraged buyouts of companies already in place – and ripe for asset stripping.

This is not the happy picture that economic textbooks depict, with banks lending savings to factories with smokestacksfinancial game is to transfer the economic surplus into the hands of an emerging neo-oligarchy composed of bankers, bondholders and other creditors. Their strategy is to loan against real estate and corporate assets and income streams, while lobbying to make the tax code serve rentier interests by favoring rent-extraction rather than new investment. Speculation in asset-price gains receives tax preference over productive lending. Borrowers are able to pay back their loan with interest mainly by borrowing more against real estate, stocks or bonds whose price is being inflated by commercial bank credit creation.

Meanwhile, the economy at large loses as output and employment shrink – while prices for consumer goods and services rise. This is the post-crash austerity phase of the debt cycle. It is characterized by a transfer


much should Europe permit the banks fallen into negative equity to saddle national governments and “taxpayers” with their irresponsible loan losses?

In today’s downturn governments are called on to create public debt to give to commercial banks whose reserves have been lost as a result of bad lending – the bad financial behavior to which they have long accused governments of being prone! Should Eurozone governments surrender to bankers and take their bad real estate debt and the bonds of insolvent governments onto a pan-European public balance sheet. This would be an “oligarchization” (I hesitate to say socialization) of public debt – a transfer of wealth to the class that has been looting the economy.

This problem was not foreseen at the euro’s creation. Nor was it anticipated that governmentsconversion of all 2 billion paper marks to Reichsmark. Notes in circulation of the new land-backed Reichsmark continued to rise to near 6 billion mark wartime levels over the next five years as inflation remained below 2%. … Rather than notes in circulation, it can be said that the deflation that occurred before the hyperinflation was in fact a result of a collapse in the money supply, but that the 1924 hyperinflation that followed can be seen to result from a collapse of the exchange rate value of the paper mark starting in 1923. ,,, the title “Ka-Poom” on the charts refers to a “Ka-Poom Theory” that I have developed over the past 12 years about how a nation with excessive foreign liabilities eventually defaults via inflation, should


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Try this selector.
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urban mobility. To ensure the success of our cities Chinese and European leaders must provide the necessary policy direction, guidelines and resources. Only then can local mayors deliver.

Improving urban mobility also requires a long-term vision – in our European transport policy we have set the objective of ‘phasing out the use of conventionally fuelled cars in cities by 2050’. This will help us achieve our air quality, climate change and energy security objectives.

I look forward to hearing about China’s long term vision and targets for urban mobility. It’s principally the job of city governments to guide urban development according to local needs and circumstances. But city governments can’t do it alone – they need to co- operate – with national government, with the private sector, with research institutions


Mind Path Consulting Services

Stretching Beyond Limits

Dr Sandhu holds a PhD in Psychology (Gifted Education) from the University of Cambridge, UK. She has been working with individuals of high abilities since 1996. She was formerly a lecturer with University Putra Malaysia (UPM) and Vice-President for the National Association for Gifted Children, Malaysia (NAGCM). At present, she is the advisor for the NAGCM (Malaysia) and the Advisory Board of Abacus and Vedic Arithmetic Study (AVAS, India).While reading for her PhD, she also taught undergraduates at the University of Cambridge. She has worked as a consultant with NUS (National University of Singapore) Overseas College in the Silicon Valley, California, USA and in NUS Singapore. She then worked as a school psychologist with Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) in Singapore. She has alsonot need a flexible plastic substrate to mount the components. Further, it would not include any lamination step, thus reducing the risk of damaging the components. Thus, it would provide a business with the capability to avoid additional capital expenditure required for special equipment. Such a needed method would decrease the unit cost of a packaging chip. This embodiment would enable all existing card manufacturers to manufacture smart cards with embedded electronics. The present embodiment overcomes shortcomings in this area by accomplishing these critical objectives.


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And after 14 years of international tours, music festivals and an overall rebranding of the orchestra, it was the city’s turn to honour the conductor at one of his final concerts Friday afternoon, a free event called Thank You, Toronto!

Mayor John Tory presented Oundjian with a key to the city and talked about his impact on the symphony.

Toronto Mayor John Tory said it was an ‘honour’ to give Oundjian a key to the city. (CBC Radio-Canada )

“He has brought a fresh reputation to the TSO, not just in our hometown but in other parts of


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= 0.047). In group IPC and DEX, the mucosal cell count increased significantly after reperfusion, compared to the pre-ischaemia sample (p = 0.045 and p = 0.038, respectively). In both the submucosal venules and the serosa, group IPC had a significantly higher relative cell count after ischaemia, compared to group C (p = 0.032 and 0.016, respectively) and group DEX (p = 0.016 for both locations) ([Table 1](#pone.0224720.t001){ref-type="table"}). In the submucosa, only group IPC showed a significant increase in cell count during ischaemia (p = 0.026), and there was no further increase during reperfusion. In the serosa, the inflammatory cell count increased significantly over time in all groups (p\<0.05). After reperfusion, there were no differences between the groups.

10.1371/journal.pone.0224720.t001

###### Median and range of calprotectin positive cells in small intestinalis limited. Therefore, expansion to post-conditioning after onset of the ischaemia might have more clinical relevance and should be part of further investigations.

The authors would like to thank Dr. A. Rötting, PhD, for excellent surgical support. We also thank Prof. Dr. A. Beineke (Institute of Pathology, University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover) for help with setting up the immunohistochemical techniques and D. Voigtländer and M. Langeheine (Institute for Anatomy, University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Hannover, Germany) for technical support.

This manuscript represents a portion of a thesis submitted by Dr. Kathrin König to University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation, Hannover, Germany, as partial fulfillment of the requirements for a *Doctor medicinae veterinariae* degree.

Presented as abstract at the Association of Veterinary Anaesthetists Autumnn Meeting, Berlin, Germany, November 2017 and as poster


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Reviewer \#1: All comments have been addressed to my satisfaction. Except the last comment in the acknowledgments has not been addressed. The question was, whether the foundation \"ProPferd\" should also be acknowledged, since the authors received also funding from there. Should be checked with the authors.

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7\. PLOS authors have the option to publish the peer review history of their article ([what does this mean?](https://journals.plos.org/plosone/s/editorial-and-peer-review-process#loc-peer-review-history)). If published, this will include your full peer review and any attached files.

If you choose "no", your identity will remain anonymous but your reviewbeen a sign of God’s love. It truly is one of His greatest graces, which physically shows us the Blessed Mother along with her love, words of encouragement and warnings about the world in which we live. Sometimes the Church Militant heeds her call, but sadly often it doesn’t. This article will only cover a handful of Church approved apparitions (this can be a little tricky, more on this later,) but what it will show is that often the Blessed Mother appears in lands that have experienced great suffering with often more suffering to follow. Her message to bring the world closer to her Son and live according to Jesus’ teachings is one of God’s greatest graces, something that is often met with violent, evil attacks. The miraculous


events surrounding her appearances often take place in the presense of great vistas; a window of sorts into God’s loving handiwork. The said could be said about Jesus at The Transfiguration and the Sermon on the Mount.

Something to keep in mind before we begin; during the early days of the Church investigative bodies were the last thing the Church was worried about at a time when the Church was trying to literally stay alive during an array of persecutions. Following the Protestant Reformation, a more detailed structure emerged for investigating appartions. They often took a long time to investigate in order to prevent any hoaxes. Most reported modern day apparitions are not approved. In the 20th Century only 8 of the 300+ reported apparitions were approved. This linkfrom the University of Dayton, a Marianist institution, which houses the largest collection of Marian Apparitions, might be a helpful.

The year was 1300. Though parts of Spain remained under Islamic control, a liberated area, near the Guadalupe River would reveal an amazing find. A cow herder named Gil Cordero would be told by the Blessed Mother to dig, and there he would find holy treasure. Though laughed at by his fellow villagers, his faithful dig yielded a secret burial vault that would house many relics including that of a lifelike carving of the Blessed Mother. It was said to be carved by St Luke and transported to Spain in the sixth century by Bishop Leander, a relative of Pope Gregory the Great.

The vault had been placed there as


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SW1 In pictures: Harrods' Shoe Heaven Jimmy Choo £575, Jimmy Choo, all Harrods, 87-135 Brompton Road, London SW1 In pictures: Harrods' Shoe Heaven Christian Louboutin £625, Christian Louboutin; Harrods, 87-135 Brompton Road, London SW1

However the Business Secretary Sajid Javid has said gratuities should go to the people they were intended for.

Harrods currently operates a “tronc” system, which means that the 12.5 per cent service charge is distributed equally among all catering staff, and paid monthly.

But the department store has declined to disclose exactly how much of the service charge is retained by management.

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He then met children receiving treatment for leukaemia and brain tumours on Kamran's Ward.

He spoke to mother-of-two Amy Scullard, from Aylesbury, whose three-year-old son Emmett is in remission after being diagnosed with testicular cancer.

Ms Scullard said: "Harry asked me if my 10-week-old daughter Ida was over the stormy period as babies are supposed to be grumpy for the first 10 weeks - and she is.

"He said he's getting used to the baby and how Archie has fitted into family life.

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U.S. Pat. No. 5,541,211 discloses that yohimbine can be used to treat erectile dysfunction. The compounds of formula (A) are quite different chemicallyand Yamamoto [@[R7]; @[R8]] and proved uniqueness and a $\log$-$\log$ type stability estimate from the knowledge of partial Neumann data. As for stability results from global Neumann data we refer to Ben Aïcha [@[R10]] who proved recently a stability of $\log$-type in recovering a zeroth order time-dependent coefficient in different regions of the cylindrical domain by considering different sets of data. We also refer to Waters [@[R33]] who derived, in Riemannian case, conditional Hölder stability estimates for the X-ray transform of the time-dependent potential appearing in the wave equation.

As for results of hyperbolic inverse problems dealing with single measurement data, one can see [@[R2]; @[R3]; @[R9]; @[R12]; @[R16]; @[R28]] and the references therein.

Inspired by the work of Bellassoued [@[R4]] and following the same strategy as in Ben Aïcha


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  : Static electromagnetic properties of the nucleon at the physical pion mass $m_\pi=140$ MeV. The magnetic moments $\mu^{p,n}$ are dimensionless and the squared charge radii $R_{E,M}^{p,n} = (r_{E,M}^{p,n} \,M_N)^2$ are given in (GeVfm)$^2$. The first row shows the results obtained with a Ball-Chiu vertex augmented by the ansatz ; the second row those with the quark-photon vertex solution from the inhomogeneous BSE. The brackets indicate the sensitivity to the model parameter $\eta$. The last row collects experimental results [@Belushkin:2006qa; @Nakamura:2010zzi]. []{data-label="tab:results"}

Results and discussion
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Upon implementing the numerical solution for the quark-photon             \kappa_\text{resc} = \kappa\,\frac{M_N^\text{exp}}{M_N^\text{Ref}}\,, \quad
                 r^2_\text{resc} = r^2\left(\frac{M_N}{M_N^\text{Ref}}\right)^2\,, \quad \text{with} \quad
                 M_N^\text{Ref}(m_\pi^2)^2 = M_0^2 + \left(\frac{3 m_\pi}{2}\right)^2 \left(1 + f(m_\pi^2)\right) ,$$ where $\kappa$, $r$ and $M_N$ are our calculated results and $M_N^\text{Ref}$, with $f(m_\pi^2) = 0.77/(1+(m_\pi/0.65\,\text{GeV})^4)$ and $M_0=0.9$ GeV, is a reference mass which describes the lattice results for $M_N$ of Refs.[@Alexandrou:2006ru; @Alexandrou:2008rp; @Syritsyn:2009mx; @Yamazaki:2009zq; @Bratt:2010jn; @Lin:2010fv] reasonably well.

Fig.\[fig\] shows a good agreement between our calculated magnetic moments and the lattice data. This is especially relevant at higher pion masses where the pion-cloud dressing effects