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of evidence-based, integrated curricula. The primary aim of this proposal is to plan a series of studies designed to connect typically disparate areas of research and theoretical frameworks into a comprehensive early literacy curriculum. The multidimensional curriculum will be designed to attend to the needs of the "whole child" and will be built upon empirical research in four focal areas: (1) early reading and language; (2) early numeracy; (3) foundational approaches to learning; and (4) health and physical/social environments. The strength of this proposal is its integration of these areas of research. The plan will provide critical assessment of the intersections among these areas and formulate a comprehensive framework of early literacy and cognitive development, in which reading, writing, and language development become part of a broader conceptualizationor their dielectric length,

while on the other hand

del f = (1/2*f)*((c1*c2)/(L1*L2))*b^2*((1/dD1^2)-(1/dD2^2))

goes to zero for equal dielectric lengths, regardless of their dielectric constants.

The previous expression is only valid approximation for a "uniformly varying dielectric". There is no L1 and L2 in that case.

What do you think might maximize the second expression ? (valid only for L1/c1 = L2/c2 )

I see the wisdom in your hint that we should approach this starting from an earlier point, with the resonating field as a function of the longitudinal polar coordinate variable. In the case of only one dielectric the field is just a harmonic function of the longitudinal variable, hence your idea to perhaps do a Fourier series expansion.

I have to take care of some $$$ paying work first. I'll eventually be


back at this in a more comprehensive way.

In the conclusion area, last sentence in 3rd paragraph, next to last page.

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With the Small End of the cavity unchanged, the quality factor and thrust decrease with the increase in the Large End.

Seems to be a summary of this on page 8:

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By keep the diameter of the Small End constant, increase the large end of the cavity, in order to have the same resonant frequency, cavity height must be reduced, quality factor also reduce.

OK, I took a look at the above quotations.

THESE QUOTED STATEMENTS ARE NOT BASED ON ANY EXPERIMENTS

It is clear from the text that these statements are only based on their Finite Element analysis numerical solution of the eigenvalue problem to solve Maxwell's equations, from which the author's deriveis dependent on its specific total active mass load, balance weights and all their locations on the torque pendulum arm for the test run in question. So as long as we reference the near constant calibration force from our electrostatic fin calibration system before and after each test run, and then use that specific displacement yardstick of the moment as the true measure of the test article's generated forces, it doesn't matter what the actual micron displacement turns out to be for each data run. And that has been what we've used to date report our generated forces. If there is a major problem with that approach please let us know.

Best, Paul M.

Well, the pendulum is basically a device that, ideally, converts force into displacement. What is measured


the reliability of an application, as the same container image that’s built and tested is deployed. This brings confidence at every step of the software delivery lifecycle, and improves user experience.

However, containerizing applications and infrastructure is not simple. While Docker provides the standard container runtime, there are bigger concerns like replication, failover, and automated deployments. This is where an orchestration tool like Kubernetes has a key role to play.

Container orchestration for reliable deployments

Kubernetes makes it easy to create and manage multiple environments for test, staging, and production. You could run, for example, test and staging environments in the same cluster and isolate them using Kubernetes’ namespaces feature. The benefits are more simplified management, reduced costs, and better resource utilization. The end result, though, is faster and better QAsurrounding the jet axis that turns and flows upward behind the heated gas. After $\sim 100$ Myrs, when the energy injection is turned off, some of this “uplifted” low entropy gas typically begins to fall back toward the center, perhaps re-energizing the central AGN at a later time with a feedback mechanism. While these papers are useful contributions to our understanding of the interactions of powerful radio jets with the hot gas, the authors often note that the cooling flow ${\dot M}$ may be reduced if energy is released in this manner with duty cycle $\sim 0.5$. However, the mass cooling rate ${\dot M}(t)$ near the flow center is not explicitly calculated so it is difficult to link these simulations to the problem of the low upper limits


gas at large angles relative to the heating axis easily flows toward the center and eventually cools to low temperatures.

The flow heating problem on galaxy/group scales that we consider here is very different from the heating of hot gas in richer galaxy clusters by powerful, linearly oriented radio jets and lobes. Many flows with undetected ${\dot M}$ do not contain powerful radio jets. For example, when observed with XMM-Newton, the galaxy/group NGC 5044 shows no RGS or EPIC spectral evidence of gas cooling to temperatures below about 0.7 keV (Tamura et al. 2003; Buote et al. 2003). The (single phase) gas temperature profile drops from about 1.2 keV at 30 kpc down to 0.7 keV at the origin, similar to many other E galaxies and qualitatively similar toheating could result if the energy received from bubbles was in the form of sound waves, gravity waves or long-lived turbulence. Since the fraction of this energy that goes into local heating is unknown, we include a heating efficiency factor $e_d$ in the power density. The heating efficiency of rising bubbles is discussed by Churazov et al. (2002). Bubble-flow drag interactions heat the gas at a rate $${\dot \varepsilon}_{d} = { 3 e_d \over 4 r_b}
\delta (1 - f) \rho (u_b - u)^3
~~~{\rm erg}~{\rm cm}^{-3}~{\rm s}^{-1}.$$

Bubble heating can be included in the flow equations by replacing the radiative cooling coefficient $\Lambda$ in Equations (4) and (5) with $\Lambda + \Lambda_{pdv} + \Lambda_d$ where $$\Lambda_{pdv} =
- {3 \over 5} e_{pdv} (1 - f) m_p^2
{g (u_b - u)


filling factor $f$ is dropping rapidly as $r \rightarrow r_h$ for the $h = 3.6$ solution so this is close to the maximum possible heating (and $r_c$) for these smaller bubbles. We were unable to achieve fully convergent flow solutions with even smaller bubbles of mass $m_b \lta 10^4$ $M_{\odot}$. While our search for such solutions was not exhaustive, it is apparent from the trend in panels [*k*]{} $\rightarrow$ [*g*]{} $\rightarrow$ [*c*]{} in Figure 2 that the maximum values of $u_b$, $h$ and $r_c$ all decrease with $m_b$, as expected from condition (22). Bubbles of mass $m_b = 3 \times 10^4$ $M_{\odot}$ are approaching the minimum $m_b$ necessary to carry the cooling mass flow ${\dot M}$ for any heating $h > 1$. Non-circulating flows with bubbles of lower0.1$ 0.5 and 0.7 (and $e_d = 0$). As before, the apparent emission-weighted temperature profiles (dotted lines in Fig. 4b) become strongly negative unless $e_{pdv} \lta 0.5$.

Final Remarks
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Our primary objective in constructing these models is to explore the possibility that cooling flow gas can be heated at some small radius in such a manner that (1) no gas cools to very low temperatures and (2) the apparent temperature gradient of the cooling flow does not become negative in the central regions. We have demonstrated that flows satisfying these two criteria are indeed possible. With appropriately chosen parameters, buoyant bubbles can carry the cooling flow mass ${\dot M}$ away from the core with velocities sufficiently large that the apparent (emission-weighted) temperature gradient $d\langle T \rangle/dr$ is virtually unaffected by


the hot gas inside the bubbles. In addition, the local interbubble gas can be heated by the bubbles with up to 25 – 50 percent efficiency without adversely disturbing the temperature gradient. This positive assessment of idealized circulation flows contrasts with the less satisfactory results of our numerical simulations in which all cooling flows that were sufficiently heated to noticeably reduce the central cooling ${\dot M}$ also resulted in strongly negative apparent temperature gradients (Brighenti & Mathews 2002; 2003).

However, the bubble return model clearly fails if the bubbles are too small. As $m_b$ decreases, the large number of bubbles required to transport ${\dot M}$ (particularly near the central heating source at $r_h$) consumes all the available volume, entirely displacing the cooling inflow (Condition 21). In these circumstances thespecific rate of stellar mass loss. Moreover, in many galaxy/group scale cooling flows, including NGC 4472, the hot gas extends far beyond the circulation radii $r_c$ we calculate here. Therefore, the cooling inflow of gas crossing radius $r_c$ provides another secular increase in the mass of gas in the circulation region. As the mass of circulating gas slowly increases, the circulation flow ${\dot M}$ is also expected to increase and the amount of heating $h$ must decrease to maintain the circulation. Ultimately, a cooling event is expected (Equation 22). When the central ${\dot M}$ is strongly reduced in our numerical simulations of centrally heated cooling flows, the flow cools episodically at larger radii in the flow (Brighenti & Mathews 2002; 2003). It remains to be determined if intermittent


(\| u_j - u_l \|^2_2- \| u_j - u_k \|^2_2) \big) \\
               & \propto \sum_{\forall (j,k,l)} I \big( \| u_j - u_l \|^2_2- \| u_j - u_k \|^2_2 \big).
\end{split}$$ By means of this mapping, termed ordinal constraint projection (OCP), we have projected the original ordinal relation to an approximation ordinal relation set $\{\hat{\delta}_{ij} < \hat{\delta}_{ik} ~|~ \forall (i,j,i,k) \in \hat{C}\}$, which can be generated from the TOG easily.

On the other hand, the total number of ordinal constraints is still too large to be used for training. Inspired by the Product Quantization [@jegou2011product], the distance $D(u_i, u_j)$ can be approximated by the distance $D(u_i,u_j) \approx D(a_i, a_j)$, where $a_i = Zl_i$ is the embedding centerdifferent algorithms on both datasets.[]{data-label="my-label2"}

Most previous hashing works always quantize the hash code by minimizing the loss between Euclidean distance and Hamming distance. But in OCH, we change to minimize the inconsistency between original loss before and after learning binary codes. Compared to the previous works, it is quantitatively demonstrated that preserving such ordinal cues in hashing is a more fundamental goal for nearest neighbor search. As for the comparison between our work and the most recent works in ranking preserve hashing OEH [@liu2016towards], in comparison, both OEH and OCH adopt a two-step projection to find the optimal binary quantization space. For OEH, the PCA dimension reduction is used as the first step, which cannot reduce the scale of training and still needs about $nL^2$ triplet order tuples


Roger Bennett Riggle: Hello, my name is Roger Bennett Riggle and I am a professional, licensed makeup artist. I have been a makeup artist since 1985. I own a company called Faces by R & R, and we supply makeup, consultations, on-location shoot, makeup labor, and things like that through our company.

So, we turn to fantasy makeup, and Halloween today and we are going to shoot a series of makeup techniques, simple enough for you to be able to do and to actually transform your face into a Halloween design to go with your costume.

Now we move on to a design that we are going to call, the scarred joker. We are going to do a joker face that has a deformity to it and we are goingMartin Snape

Martin Snape (31 December 1852 – 24 November 1930) was an English painter of the Victorian and Edwardian era.

Biography
Born in Gosport in 1852, Snape worked in a variety of media (oils, watercolours, engraving, etc.). He concentrated mainly on topographical subjects including landscapes from the Meon Valley, and shore and maritime scenes around Portsmouth Harbour and his home town of Gosport. He exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1874 and 1901.

Living in Spring Garden Lane, near Gosport railway station, Snape was associated with the Gosport area all his life. In 1922 he was commissioned to design the seal for the newly created Borough of Gosport (though the council logo is now a stylised modern version, the original design is still used by the Gosport Borough Football Club). In


1923 he was chosen to give the speech of welcome to the 91st Annual conference of the British Medical Association which was being held in Portsmouth.

He died in 1930 but his most famous painting, Forton Creek, one of a series, still hangs in the town hall. Snape is buried in the churchyard at St Mary's, the parish church of Rowner. He had a great fondness for the village of Rowner, which was the subject of many of his paintings and was a personal friend of a former rector, the Revd Edward Prideaux-Brune. The new premises of the charity Gosport Voluntary Action has been named Martin Snape House in his memory.

References

Martin Snape 1853-1930 (Gosport Discovery Centre).
Martin Snape - biography (Richard Martin Gallery, Gosport).
BMA Archives, 1923
Bull, M. Town Hallthe first phase of development, and underwent major population growth due to continued suburban development and annexation of nearby areas. The city's downtown area is centered around the Mill Creek Town Center, a mixed-use lifestyle center and retail complex that opened in 2004.

History

Development

The Mill Creek area was originally settled in the early 20th century by various farming families, from whom several local placenames are now derived. After the construction of the Bothell–Everett Highway in 1913 as part of the Pacific Highway, two junctions at Murphy's Corner and Wintermute's Corner gained small stores and gas stations to serve visitors. In 1931, Doctor Manch N. Garhart acquired  in the area and used it to grow Gravenstein apples and Bartlett pears while also raising cattle. The Garhart property, named Lake


rates from 2.5-25 Mbps with energy efficiency of 0.5 pJ/b at 10 Mbps. The received data configures the propulsion system drivers, which are capable of driving up to 2 mA at 0.2 V and can achieve speed of 0.53 cm/sec in a 0.06 T magnetic field.     }
      }, "-animlist <filename>: parses a sequence of .obj/.xml files listed in <filename> and adds them to the scene");

    registerOption("convert-triangles-to-quads", [this] (Ref<ParseStream> cin, const FileName& path) {
        sgop.push_back(CONVERT_TRIANGLES_TO_QUADS);
        convert_tris_to_quads_prop = inf;
      }, "--convert-triangles-to-quads: converts all triangles to quads when loading");

    registerOption("convert-triangles-to-triangles-and-quads", [this] (Ref<ParseStream> cin, const FileName& path) {
        sgop.push_back(CONVERT_TRIANGLES_TO_QUADS);
        convert_tris_to_quads_prop = 0.5f;
      }, "--convert-triangles-to-triangles-and-quads: converts to mixed triangle/quad scene");

    registerOption("convert-bezier-to-lines", [this] (Ref<ParseStream> cin, const FileName& path) {


motion vector d, radius r, and tesselation numPhi.");

    registerOption("subdiv-sphere", [this] (Ref<ParseStream> cin, const FileName& path) {
        const Vec3fa p = cin->getVec3fa();
        const float  r = cin->getFloat();
        const size_t numPhi = cin->getInt();
        const float tessellationRate = cin->getFloat();
        scene->add(SceneGraph::createSubdivSphere(p,r,numPhi,tessellationRate,new OBJMaterial));
      }, "--subdiv-sphere p.x p.y p.z r numPhi: adds a sphere at position p with radius r build of Catmull Clark subdivision surfaces. The sphere consists of numPhi x numPhi many patches and each path has the specified tessellation rate.");

    registerOption("point-sphere", [this] (Ref<ParseStream> cin,i=0; i<skipBenchmarkFrames; i++)
      {
        initRayStats();
        double t0 = getSeconds();
        render(pixels,width,height,0.0f,ispccamera);
        double t1 = getSeconds();
        std::cout << "frame [" << std::setw(3) << i << " / " << std::setw(3) << numTotalFrames << "]: " <<  std::setw(8) << 1.0/(t1-t0) << " fps (skipped)" << std::endl << std::flush;
      }

      for (size_t i=skipBenchmarkFrames; i<numTotalFrames; i++)
      {
        initRayStats();
        double t0 = getSeconds();


a key is pressed */
  void TutorialApplication::keypressed(int key)
  {
    if (key == GLFW_KEY_F1) {
      renderFrame = renderFrameStandard;
      g_changed = true;
    }
    else if (key == GLFW_KEY_F2) {
      renderFrame = renderFrameEyeLight;
      g_changed = true;
    }
    else if (key == GLFW_KEY_F3) {
      renderFrame = renderFrameOcclusion;
      g_changed = true;
    }
    else if (key == GLFW_KEY_F4) {
      renderFrame = renderFrameUV;
      g_changed = true;
    }
     case GLFW_KEY_LEFT      : camera.rotate(-0.02f,0.0f); break;
        case GLFW_KEY_RIGHT     : camera.rotate(+0.02f,0.0f); break;
        case GLFW_KEY_UP        : camera.move(0.0f,0.0f,+speed); break;
        case GLFW_KEY_DOWN      : camera.move(0.0f,0.0f,-speed); break;
        case GLFW_KEY_PAGE_UP   : speed *= 1.2f; break;
        case GLFW_KEY_PAGE_DOWN : speed /= 1.2f; break;

        case GLFW_KEY_W : moveDelta.z = +1.0f; break;
        case GLFW_KEY_S : moveDelta.z = -1.0f; break;


If no fonts are loaded, dear imgui will use the default font. You can also load multiple fonts and use ImGui::PushFont()/PopFont() to select them.
     // - AddFontFromFileTTF() will return the ImFont* so you can store it if you need to select the font among multiple.
     // - If the file cannot be loaded, the function will return NULL. Please handle those errors in your application (e.g. use an assertion, or display an error and quit).
     // - The fonts will be rasterized at a given size (w/ oversampling) and stored into a texture when calling ImFontAtlas::Build()/GetTexDataAsXXXX(), which ImGui_ImplXXXX_NewFrame below will call.
     // - Read 'misc/fonts/README.txt' for more instructions and details.
  std::cout << std::endl;
    }

    /* perform scene graph conversions */
    for (auto& op : sgop)
    {
      switch (op) {
      case CONVERT_TRIANGLES_TO_QUADS   : scene->triangles_to_quads(convert_tris_to_quads_prop); break;
      case CONVERT_BEZIER_TO_LINES      : scene->bezier_to_lines(); break;
      case CONVERT_BEZIER_TO_BSPLINE    : scene->bezier_to_bspline(); break;
      case CONVERT_BSPLINE_TO_BEZIER    : scene->bspline_to_bezier(); break;
      case CONVERT_BEZIER_TO_HERMITE    : scene->bezier_to_hermite(); break;
      case CONVERT_FLAT_TO_ROUND_CURVES : scene->flat_to_round_curves(); break;
      case CONVERT_ROUND_TO_FLAT_CURVES : scene->round_to_flat_curves(); break;


to them, capisce?

Hey Ben, I agree with those strategies if we decide to intervene. But I'm taking a step back and asking if we should be doing this at all? What are our interests? Is it still oil? I don't care which tribe rules within a country's border. The borders are an artifact of WWI if I recall, so one "nation" taking over another is meaningless to me. I'm thinking of the thousands of vets who lost body parts in the last war and it was for nothing. Sure, we left Iraq too soon. But if we stayed another 10 years would not the same thing have happened when we left? The Shia Sunni fight is as old as Islam. We don't need to mediate that.

Do we trystop taking on responsibility for the behavior, thinking, actions of those around you, and let them be exactly who they are, without expectations.

Resolution to love myself: Day 21
Expectations are planed resentments, life is much better without them.

Resolution to love myself: Day 22
When I don’t take my thinking so seriously, it becomes possible for me to revert to well-being easily and quickly .

Resolution to love myself: Day 22
Practicing awareness of thinking through meditation and mindfulness.


day later, says she was forced by airline staff on a separate United (NYSE: UAL) flight to urinate in a cup rather than be allowed to use the restroom.

Both are hoping Congress considers such passenger treatment as it also considers a possible move, one favored by most major airlines, to privatize the air traffic control system.

Airlines are pushing the idea because they feel it could help speed modernization and improvement of the system, something they believe has taken too long under the control of the FAA.

Among the worries of opponents, however, are that the proposed nonprofit board that would oversee the privatized system would become filled with people favorable to the needs of the airlines rather than those of its passengers.

And the passengers speaking out echoed that concern  session_date = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)

    def qid_plus_aid(self):
        return '{}_{}'.format(self.qid, self.aid)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.uid

    def get_absolute_url(self):
        return reverse('session-detail', kwargs={'pk': self.pk})

Ok, so here is what i am trying to pull off:
right now if i enter mywebsite.com/session/invent/ a new Session model instance is created with empty fields. Is there a way I can fill in those fields with args in the URL? For example, something like...
mywebsite.com/session/invent/?uid=test_uid&cid=test_cid&qid=test_qid&aid=test_aid

Finished Answered code:
From the answer below here is how the updated views.py should look:
def session_invent(request):
    session = Session.objects.create(
        uid=request.GET['uid'],


Eleen she falls against a burning torch and hurts her arm, prompting Kirk and McCoy to help her. Unfortunately this violates the rule about touching women, and Eleen and the Capellans are highly insulted. Maab orders them all imprisoned together.

In orbit, Scotty is in command of the ship. They pick up a distress signal from the SS Deirdre, and although they are worried about what may be happening down on the surface they have little choice but to leave orbit to head for the ship. Arriving at the coordinates, they find nothing there. Suspicious, Scotty replays the distress call - and realises that the call was addressed to the Enterprise specifically by name. Since a civilian ship would have no way of knowing that that specific Starship wash: 1}.
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What is prob of picking 2 w when two letters picked without replacement from nwllmlaawaglggawa?
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Two letters picked without replacement from gttgrzustugttggt. What is prob of picking 1 u and 1 g?
1/12
Three letters picked without replacement from cycccccyccy. Give prob of picking 3 c.
56/165
Calculate prob of picking 1 z and 1 j when two letters picked without replacement from szijjizhjzhj.
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Calculate prob of picking 2 q when two letters picked without replacement from qqqqqqqqqqqqqqmqqqq.
17/19
Calculate prob of picking 1 k and 1 y when two letters picked without replacement from {t: 4, k: 4, y: 7}.
4/15
Two letters picked without replacement from yhjpyyyhyllly. Give prob of picking 1 l and 1 p.
1/26
What is prob of picking 2 j and 1 b when three letters picked without replacement from jbybzbbybjqy?
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Three letters picked


Monday, July 4, 2011

More Dish Radio

Sunday night I listed to many Dish CD channels, as well as SirusXM on Dish. For awhile I was definitely getting a rock-n-roll fix, SiriusXM might have a better selection in various Rock and popular genres. Downside with all SirusXM stations is that there are occasional announcements. They don't seem as annoying as they did 8 years ago when I started listening to Sirius. So far, Dish CD channels have been announcement-free.

Sometime before bedtime at 4:30am, I switched to Aura, which is a New Age Ambient-like mix, soft yet energetic. Very very nice, similar to Low Mecury Groovera (one of my favorite internet stations for listening to late at night at work), but more energetic, and the sound quality seems better.

Background music isQ:

Some function of opencv showing error on some specific scenario

I am using opencv with android , for that I try my code first on visual studio with opencv , it works fine on it , but something is confusing me in understanding function and their cause of error in android ndk like in the sample program
    resize(image,image,image2.size());
    image.convertTo(image,CV_32FC4,1.0/255.0);
    image2.convertTo(image2,CV_32FC4,1.0/255.0);

    vector<Mat> channel;
    split(image,channel);

    Mat mask = image.clone();            // clone function work fine
    //Mat mask = channel[3].clone();     // clone function show me error


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#define Sudden_Underflow 1
#endif

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#define __IEEE_BIG_ENDIAN
#endif

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#endif
#endif

#ifdef __SPU__
#define __IEEE_BIG_ENDIAN

#define isfinite(__y) \
	(__extension__ ({int __cy; \
		(sizeof (__y) == sizeof (float))  ? (1) : \
		(__cy = fpclassify(__y)) != FP_INFINITE && __cy != FP_NAN;}))

#define isinf(__x) ((sizeof (__x) == sizeof (float))  ?  (0) : __isinfd(__x))
#define isnan(__x) ((sizeof (__x) == sizeof (float))  ?  (0) : __isnand(__x))

/*
 * Macros for use in ieeefp.h. We can't just define the real ones here
 * (like those above) as we have name space issues when this is *not*
 * included via generic the ieeefp.h.
 */
#define __ieeefp_isnanf(x)	0
#define __ieeefp_isinff(x)	0
#define __ieeefp_finitef(x)	1
#endif

#ifdef __sparc__
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#define __IEEE_LITTLE_ENDIAN
#else
#define __IEEE_BIG_ENDIAN
#endif
#endif

#if defined(__m68k__) || defined(__mc68000__)
#define __IEEE_BIG_ENDIAN
#endif

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#define __IEEE_BIG_ENDIAN
#ifdef __HAVE_SHORT_DOUBLE__
# define _DOUBLE_IS_32BITS
#endif
#endif

#if defined (__H8300__) || defined (__H8300H__) || defined (__H8300S__) || defined (__H8500__) || defined (__H8300SX__)
#define __IEEE_BIG_ENDIAN
#defineresults, it was clear that the incidence of large numbers of both type lesions were invariably associated with dementia (Perry et al, J. Neural Transmission, 24: 131-136, 1987; Alafuzoff, I., Acta Neuropath, 74: 209-225, 1987; Whitehouse et al, Prog. Clin. Biol. Res., 317: 131-142. 1989; Tomlinson, Neuropathol. Appl. Neurobiol, 15: 491-512, 1989).
More recent work has allowed a clearer definition of the nature of the lesions stained by silver salts. "Senile" plaques are actually two distinct types of structures, the classical plaques described by Alzheimer being composed of degenerating neuronal elements (neurites) surrounding a central core of amyloid, while the other so-called "diffuse" or "primitive" plaque is usually a deposit of amyloid without a halo of degenerating neurites (Tagliavini, , et al, Neurosci. Lett., 93, 191-196, 1988; Dickson, D


into the melted chocolate and mix with a whisk until smooth. The eggs whites have to be fully incorporated into the chocolate.

4- Now pour this mix into the rest of the eggs whites. Whisk everything together very gently. It is important to be gentle to keep a fluffy and aerated texture. Make sure that the eggs whites and the chocolate are properly mixed together.

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The reanalysis based on the histological type demonstrated that the 285GG/309GG versus the 285GG/309 TT genotype is a significant risk factor for SCC with


of our study demonstrating that patients possessing the 285GG/309GG combined genotype exhibit an increased risk of SCC development. Moreover, the work of Knappskog et al. \[[@CR18]\] is in agreement with our findings that indicate a protective role of the 285CC/309GG + 285GC/309GG combined genotype against the development of SCC.

Our study also demonstrated that the *MDM2* 285 G\>C polymorphism may protect women who have used oral contraceptives and women of premenopausal age from SCC. These results are in agreement with previously published data suggesting a possible causative role of contraceptive use and menopausal status in cervical cancer development \[[@CR6], [@CR7]\] as well as a protective role of the *MDM2* 285G\>C SNP in some female estrogen-related cancers \[[@CR17], [@CR18]\]. Oral contraceptives are used by premenopausal women and may affect the increase inof the findings have taken place for the IDB in Rio de Janeiro, the World Bank in Singapore, and the Taftie network in Lisbon, Luxembourg and Slovenia. Beyond these major umbrella organisations, endorsements and further queries have been received from agencies in countries including Switzerland, Argentina, Norway, Thailand, Spain, Kenya, Hong Kong, Brazil, Sri Lanka, Costa Rica and Peru.

‘How Innovation Agencies Work’ has been cited in both academic literature (e.g. in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy) and ‘grey’ literature, including publications by the World Bank, the OECD, and IDB. While other comparative analyses of innovation agencies exist, there are none that categorise agencies’ strategic orientations. This appears to have been one of the most impactful results of the work - many innovation agencies (and bodies that work


Activity levels in general also change following this injury. This is probably the most difficult area to assess. Even though a substantial number of persons returned to their preinjury level of activity, it is not always possible to determine if they are playing with the same behavior and attitude. In other words, athletes who are involved in sports with cutting and jumping may modify the need for these activities and yet remain relatively competitive depending on their previous level of skill and the position they play. It has also been shown that many athletes return to their preinjury level initially but with time have significant increase in their symptoms and must modify their level of participation. More individuals limited their activities from the beginning than returned to theirBasic HTML for Bloggers: Yes, You Really Should Know This

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I and type III interferon (IFN) responses resulting in diminished viral clearance. In this study, we are proposing that cardiomyocytes have evolved a similar mechanism to block interferon-mediated inflammation, which cardiotropic viruses utilize to avoid immune detection and elimination. We propose that miR-208b and miR- 499-5p expression in the heart is elevated by proinflammatory injury and results in the loss of inflammatory control and the premature resolution of crucial antiviral responses that render cardiomyocytes susceptible to cellular death and could promote cardiac tissue damage. We propose to identify the distinct damage- associated stimuli that regulate myomiR expression and how these coordinate inflammatory responses. We will use unbiased approaches to identify the key molecular targets regulated by myomiRs. We will test if myomiRs antagonize antiviral responses that leads toa symmetrically positioned tuning fork. When the fork is tilted in both directions, the symmetries are broken and some additional modes are excited. The tilt also shifts some of the modes slightly at larger values of $k$.

We now compare the simulated results of a tilted tuning fork inside a cylindrical cavity using the effective model and the experimental data of Fig. \[Fig:BCompareExptCalc\]. We use the same amount of tilt as in Fig. \[Fig:ForkEigenvalues\]. In the asymmetric case we must solve the equations of motion for both tines with a common frequency because the tines can experience different forces from the fluid and can have different amplitudes. Due to the asymmetry, we cannot exploit any symmetry conditions, and the entire geometry must be meshed. This increases the size of elements because


wave vector becomes large enough (small $\lambda$), since the emitted acoustic power is proportional to $k^{4.86}$.

Our results can help choosing appropriate quartz tuning forks depending on the experiment and decide how to position them. In many applications, an oscillator with a constant geometrical parameter would be desirable. Our 2D simulations indicate that the tines should be as “narrow” as possible to achieve this. That is, the ratio $T/W$ should be large. At the same time the emitted acoustic power increases at lower wave vectors (decreases at larger $k$), however. The exponent in the acoustic energy power law remains constant. We have also demonstrated that acoustic resonances in the container cavity play a significant role, even at wavelengths much larger than the container diameter. To avoid low-$k$ acoustic resonancesthe previously proposed members and find only seven systems that meet all of their membership criteria. These stars exhibit Galactic velocity dispersions $>$3.5 km s$^{-1}$ and have ages of $\sim$260$\pm$50 Myr estimated from gyrochronology. As for the Castor moving group (see Section \[subsec:Castor\]), the small number and large velocity dispersion of reliably proposed members cast doubt on Hercules-Lyra as a true young stellar association. We therefore rely on youth indicators such as lithium and chromospheric activity to derive ages for each individual star.

The IC 2391 Supercluster {#subsec:IC2391}
------------------------

[@Eggen_1991] noticed that more than 60 field stars and members of the IC 2391 open cluster all have motions directed toward a single convergent point. Color-magnitude diagrams and comparisons to available isochrones suggested a bimodal age distribution, with one subgroup at $\sim$80


velocity plane, one with an age of $\sim$200–300 Myr, and an older, $\sim$700 Myr component [@Lopez-Santiago+Montes+Galvez-Ortiz+etal_2010].

Unfortunately, much of the existing literature disputes the physical reality of a coeval IC 2391 supercluster. Strict kinematic and age requirements give a sample with as few as five members, while the proposed ages for members vary by up to a factor of $\sim$20. We therefore consider claimed IC 2391 supercluster membership as a poor determinant of age and defer to each individual star’s age indicators.

The Local Association {#subsec:LocalAssociation}
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@Eggen_1961 first noticed that several open clusters had galactic kinematics similar to the Pleiades (The Pleiades group). Eggen later identified more stars with similar kinematics, and proposed the Local Association [@Eggen_1975; @Eggen_1983b; @Eggen_1983c]. This kinematic stream included classical clusters such as the Pleiades, $\alpha$ Persei,prior in space, $\varpi^{-4} d\varpi$, and marginalize over $\varpi$. We adopt a Gaussian prior on \[Fe/H\] centered on the Solar value, with a standard deviation of 0.15 (40% in metallicity). This is nearly the same prior as that used by [@Nielsen+Liu+Wahhaj+etal_2013], taken from the distribution of young FG dwarfs observed by [@Casagrande+Schonrich+Asplund+etal_2011]. While this metallicity distribution should be appropriate for young stars, it is likely to systematically overestimate the metallicity (and photospheric opacity) of older stars. Since stars brighten during their main-sequence lives, an overestimated metallicity would require an older age to compensate, and could produce large uncertainties in age determinations of several Gyr.

In an effort to be as uniform across the sample as possible, we restrict ourselves to the magnitudes measured by [*Tycho*]{} [@Hog+Fabricius+Makarov+etal_2000] and by 2MASS


analyses of moving groups, assigning membership probabilities to each proposed member. We generally defer to these probabilities and adopt the moving group age distribution ${\cal L}_{\rm MG} (\tau)$ weighted by the membership probability $P_{\rm MG}$. We approximate the moving group age likelihood function as a Gaussian with the confidence intervals described in Section \[sec:moving\_groups\] representing its median age $\pm 2 \sigma$. The other age indicators, described in Section \[sec:otherindicators\] and listed in Table \[tab:stellarages\_full\], complement the group age for stars with uncertain membership or which belong to less well-defined associations. We denote the likelihood function based solely on these single star indicators by ${\cal L}(\tau | {\rm indic}$; the total likelihood function is simply $${\cal L} ( \tau ) = P_{\rm MG} {\cal L}_{\rm MG} (\tau ) +candidates within $7.\!\!''5$, $\sim$400 AU projected.

[*HIP 4979 (= HD 6288A)*]{}—This early F star has been proposed to be a member of the IC 2391 supercluster. Unfortunately, its early spectral type renders secondary age indicators of little value, and the star is extremely difficult to date reliably. Our adopted age probability distribution is uniform out to HIP 4979’s main sequence lifetime of $\sim$5 Gyr. SEEDS images detect no companion candidates, apart from a marginal, 5.7$\sigma$ source at a separation $({\rm E},\,{\rm N}) = (-3.\!\!''94,\,6.\!\!''65)$, a projected distance of just under 500 AU. Follow-up observations with somewhat less integration time detected nothing at this position, but did detect an even more marginal source ($\sim$$4\sigma$) near the candidate’s expected background position.

[*HIP 6869 (= HD 8941)*]{}—This F8 star has been proposed to


did not dispute the traditional association with $\beta$ Pic [@Zuckerman+Song_2004; @Torres+Quast+Melo+etal_2008]. SEEDS images do not detect any companion candidates within $8.\!\!''5$ ($\sim$350 AU projected).

[*HIP 12638 (= HD 16760)*]{}—This G2 star is a well-established member of the AB Dor moving group, and is known to host a companion, which was reported as a substellar object ($M \sin i \sim 14 M_J$) on a 1.3 year orbit [@Bouchy+Hebrard+Udry+etal_2009; @Sato+Fischer+Ida+etal_2009]. This companion was directly imaged on an almost face-on orbit, probably indicating that the companion has a stellar mass [@Evans+Ireland+Kraus+etal_2012]. Despite its very modest contrast, the companion has an angular separation of just $\sim$$0.\!\!''026$, less than the width of the $H$-band Subaru PSF; it was imaged using aperture-masking interferometry. SEEDS images detect no companion candidates within $7''$ ($\sim$320 AU projected).

[*HIP 12925However, V429 Gem’s strong activity make radial velocity measurements difficult, and other authors have disputed the existence of a companion [@Figueira+Marmier+Bonfils+etal_2010]. SEEDS images reveal a bright background star at a separation of $6.\!\!''97$ and a considerably fainter candidate at $({\rm E},\,{\rm N}) = (-1.\!\!''92,\,3.\!\!''19)$. Follow-up observations revealed that this candidate is also a background object. No other candidates were detected within $7''$ ($\sim$180 AU projected).

[*HIP 37288 (= GJ 281)*]{}—This K7 star was originally proposed to be a member of the Local Association [@Montes+Lopez-Santiago+Galvez+etal_2001], but was later reclassified in the Her-Lya association [@Lopez-Santiago+Montes+Crespo-Chacon+etal_2006]. HIP 37288 shows only weak chromospheric activity and was not detected in the [*ROSAT*]{} all-sky survey; its lithium absorption lines are also weaker than the mid-K stars in our sample reliably associated with young, coeval moving


K-dwarf and an M-dwarf with a projected separation of 13 AU. SEEDS images detected a more distant companion candidate at a separation of $7''$; however, follow-up observations revealed it to be an unrelated background star.

[*HIP 46843 (= HD 82443 = GJ 354.1)*]{}—This K0 star was originally classified in the Local Association. However, BANYAN indicates that it is a likely member of Columba, estimating a membership probability of just over 95%. HIP 46843 also has an extraordinary suite of secondary age indicators, including a rotation period. The star’s abundant lithium, rapid rotation, and high level of activity confirm its youth, and we estimate a 90% probability of bona fide membership in Columba. SEEDS images detect a companion candidate with a separation of $4''$; however, archival images from Gemini/NIRI confirm($\sim$70 AU projected). The companion detected by SEEDS is too far away, however, to account for the observed variation in radial velocity of several kms$^{-1}$ over a period of a few years. There may be another, as-yet-undetected, companion lurking much closer to HIP 60661. SEEDS images do not detect any other companion candidates within $7.\!\!''5$ ($\sim$280 AU projected).

[*HIP 63317 (= HD 112733)*]{}—This G5 star is a proposed member of the Local Association. HIP 63317 does show strong coronal and chromospheric activity and significant lithium, which provide some constraint on its age. SEEDS images detect no companion candidates within $7.\!\!''5$ ($\sim$330 AU projected).

[*FH CVn*]{}—This K7 star was recently proposed as a member of the AB Dor moving group [@Schlieder+Lepine+Simon_2012b]. Its Galactic velocity is in excellent agreement with the bona


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They're sponsored links, so a bulb seller(PP) syringes with three-way valves were used to collect water from the 2-L ROV-mounted piston syringe samplers without introducing headspace. The ROV's screw drive was used to squeeze the water into receiving syringes to maximally retain dissolved gases. Total DIC was analyzed by the Teflon-membrane flow injection method of Hall and Aller ([@B7]), in which the sipper tube was inserted through the three-way valve and the syringe plunger used to prevent formation of headspace during injection. For deep samples from Stevenson Island, unavoidable degassing effects were reduced by shaking the syringe thoroughly just before sipping, as the method measures all forms of CO~2~ including dissolved gas. Reduced sulfur compounds (hydrogen sulfide, thiosulfate, sulfite) were quantified by a scaled-up modification of the microbore high-performance liquid chromatographic (HPLC) method of


physical--chemical variables and likely derived from lake water admixture at vent orifices.

Nitrate, an important substrate for anaerobic respiration, was virtually absent in Yellowstone Lake waters. During the 2003 season, 133 water samples, including 69 from hydrothermal vents, were analyzed for nitrate. Only 13 samples, 10 of these in the Stevenson Island domain, had nitrate concentrations above 0.5 μM; none exceeded 2 μM.

Chemosynthetic activity
-----------------------

The vent water samples showed distinct, temperature-dependent patterns of dark CO~2~ fixation (Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). The addition of the bacterial protein synthesis inhibitor chloramphenicol reduced chemosynthetic activity, whereas the eukaryotic protein synthesis inhibitor cycloheximide did not affect chemosynthesis rates (data not shown). Biomass nutrient elements N and P were sufficient to support chemosynthesis at the level of electron donors available in these measurements.

![**Dark carbon dioxide fixation by Yellowstone Lakepotentially a result of terrestrial spring influx limited to the West Thumb region. Within the *Thermodesulfovibrio* lineage, the phylotypes from West Thumb Canyon 129 were most closely related to the autotrophic, hydrogen-oxidizing, iron-reducing bacterium *Geothermobacterium ferrireducens* (Figure [6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}) previously isolated from hot spring sediments in Yellowstone National Park (Kashefi et al., [@B14]). The West Thumb area harbors a suitable biogeochemical niche for this bacterium: iron-manganese oxide crusts were found on the hydrothermally active lake bottom, and the upper sediment layers contain porewater concentrations of 20--40 μM dissolved, reduced iron (Aguilar et al., [@B1]).

The fifth sample, a relatively cool West Thumb 98 sample with low chemosynthetic activity, yielded no Aquificales or other chemosynthetic bacterial populations, but predominantly members of the *Actinobacteria* (Figure [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}) and the *Betaproteobacteria* (Figure [8](#F8){ref-type="fig"}), the bacterial


spp.) occur in some locations, for example in the Mary Bay sampling sites, and most likely contribute to dark CO~2~ fixation rates measured at cool temperatures. Consistent with these results, previous studies have shown that dark CO~2~ fixation rates at Mary Bay locations are strongly stimulated by thiosulfate enrichment (Cuhel et al., [@B5]). In contrast, clone library results from the hot Stevenson Island and West Thumb Canyon vents, show that mesophilic sulfur oxidizers such as *Thiovirga* spp. are not detected in these habitats, or occur only as a minority. Here, the spectrum of clones changes toward phylotypes that are most closely related to thermophilic and hyperthermophilic chemolithoautotrophs of the genus *Sulfurihydrogenibium* that use sulfur and hydrogen as electron donors. As a caveat, *S. yellowstonense*, the closest relative toeither electron donor saturation, or the absence of thiosulfate-oxidizing bacteria. Interestingly, thermophilic dark CO~2~ fixation rates at Mary Bay Cayon 28 and Stevenson Island 72 were reduced by ca. 10% after thiosulfate addition (Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}); reactions of the added thiosulfate (or its disproportionation products) with other electron donors such as Fe(II), might reduce their availability, and thus reduce the autotrophic contribution of non-sulfur lithotrophs.

Nitrate reduction and metal reduction
-------------------------------------

The chemosynthesis rates in this study were measured aerobically, assuming that chemosynthetic microbial communities venting into a well-oxygenated oligotrophic lake would respire with oxygen. The prevalence of 16S rRNA gene sequences related to aerobic chemosynthetic bacteria (*Thiovirga*, Aquificales) supports this assumption. Niches certainly exist for anaerobic, nitrate- and metal-reducing chemosynthesis in Lake Yellowstone, for example anaerobic vent fluid, sediments or hydrothermal


Authigenic iron and manganese oxide crusts on the lake bottom, and bottom sediments with 20--50 μM porewater concentrations of Fe(II) (Aguilar et al., [@B1]) could provide a niche for hyperthermophilic iron-reducing hydrogenotrophs such as *Geothermobacterium ferrireducens*. Hydrothermal sediment cores show porewater chemical profiles consistent with sulfide oxidation and sulfate production, ammonia oxidation, and DIC consumption, from 30 cm depth toward the sediment surface (Aguilar et al., [@B1]). To summarize, anaerobic chemosynthesis remains to be systematically investigated by quantitative microbial sampling and measurements of anaerobic respiration rates.

New discoveries at West Thumb
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In previous studies of Yellowstone Lake water column and vent fluids, samples could be grouped by geochemical and chemosynthetic characteristics into functional domains (Cuhel et al., [@B5]): West Thumb was characterized by low concentrations of electron donors, and high levels ofclones are more likely to reflect locally active populations than in bulk lake water. Here, high chemosynthesis rates may stimulate growth of heterotrophic consumers, who -- depending on growth rate and abundance relative to the *in situ* chemosynthetic community -- might escape phylogenetic detection. In vents with low content of reduced minerals, bacterial populations growing in the throat of the conduit may have consumed electron donors prior to sampling, yielding phylotypes in apparent absence of their energy source. Thus, the expected correlations between community structure and chemosynthetic rates will always be impacted by hydrothermal fluid concentration, temperature, fluid flow, and mixing rates; controlling for these variables over time requires long-term *in situ* chemical, physical, and microbiological monitoring efforts similar to those at deep-sea hydrothermal vents (Huber et al.,


of section \[sec:LimitCycles\] to free actions of other groups on more general affine varieties than ${\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}^n$.

We would like to thank A. T. Huckleberry for valuable discussions.

Chow point of a generic orbit {#sec:ChowPoint}
=============================

Fixing a set of coordinates $\{ x_1,\ldots,x_n\}\subset{\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}[X]$ on $X={\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}^n$ defines an embedding ${\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}^n\hookrightarrow{\mathbb{P}\mkern1mu}_n{\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}$ by $x\mapsto [1:x_1(x):\ldots:x_n(x)]$. Furthermore, every derivation $\delta$ can be uniquely written as $\delta=\sum_{j=1}^n \delta(x_j)\frac{\partial}{\partial x_j}$. The ${\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}$-action on $X$ corresponding to a locally nilpotent derivation $\delta$ on ${\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}[X]$ is completely described by $x_k(-t.x)=\sum_{j=0}^d \frac{t^j}{j!}(\delta^jx_k)(x)$.

For a locally nilpotent derivation $\delta$ on ${\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}[X]$ we define its [*degree*]{} to be the smallest number $d$ such that $\delta^{d+1}(x_j)=0$ for all $j$. Of course, this notion of degree depends on the chosen coordinates. Let $C_x:=\overline{{\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}.x}\subset{\mathbb{P}\mkern1mu}_n{\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}$ be the closure in ${\mathbb{P}\mkern1mu}_n{\mathbb{C}\mkern1mu}$ of the orbit through the point $x\in X$. Although all orbitsSearch form

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    Phillip Wade allegedly stabbed and killed 57-year-old Anthony Johnson in Oakley, California, on Saturday — but as it turns out, the alleged attack would not be Wade's first.

According to the East Bay Times, the 38-year-old Antioch, California, resident and "major [Donald] Trump supporter" had stabbed at least two other people previously: 23-year-old Justin Garza in March 2011, and 49-year-old Kann Cendejas in August 2013.

Wade's friend, Gabriel Desta, said Wade "had many altercations over the years," but that "lately he was getting paranoid — unusually paranoid."

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Wade appears to be white. Johnson,


The passage, "She recognized him as someone she had missed; misjudged; passed over. And she had inflicted on him a pitiless blight," described the thoughts of the character Bea Nightingale about her nephew Julian. —

The central character here, the middle-aged Bea Nightingale, is sent by her brother to Paris to retrieve her nephew Julian from a bohemian idyll. Taking place in the early 1950s, however, "Foreign Bodies" offers not a sophisticated Europe but a devastated one. The Paris that Bea discovers is exhausted, overrun with refugees, shattered by the after-effects of the war. It is the epitome of the Old World that Julian's father, Marvin, a California aeronautics designer, has spent his life trying to put behind him, and Bea's misadventures highlight the tensions that motivate this novel,a recollection of Bea's father reading "George Meredith and Henry James."

Instead, Ozick examines the pull of family and obligation, the things we do for loved ones even when we don't know why. Bea has been estranged from her brother for decades as "Foreign Bodies" opens; he is as alien to her as the boulevards of Paris. Driven, pushy, overbearing, he has spent a lifetime distancing himself from his Jewish immigrant roots, marrying into society, moving to California, framing an existence around the assertion of his own power.

Initially, Bea resists his demands for help, but all too soon she finds herself under his sway. Their back-and-forth, evoked in series of letters that run throughout the novel, allows Ozick to explore the tenuous yet tenacious nature of the sibling bond.


be k(3). Let u be g + 1 - (166995 + 6). Round u to the nearest ten thousand.
-170000
Let l be ((68524 - 3) + 3)*70/8. Let r = -620415 - l. What is r rounded to the nearest one hundred thousand?
-1200000
Let x = 512 + -514.836. Round x to 1 decimal place.
-2.8
Suppose -t + 4337 = -4313. Suppose 4*l = -6*c + 2*c - 50604, 0 = -4*c - 3*l - 50603. Let d = t + c. What is d rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
0
Let k = 139.999591 + -140. Round k to 4 dps.
-0.0004
Let m = -0.724 - -0.3434. Round m to two dps.
-0.38
Let k = 70131 - 19021. What is k rounded to the nearest one thousand?
51000
Suppose -7*c + 6*c = -5*a -and then killed by Japanese occupation forces.

Imprisoned once again, McLaren sought to escape from the Singapore prison camps. He managed to add himself to a contingent of prisoners being sent to Borneo to a labour camp. Once he arrived at Berhala Island, in Sandakan Harbour on northeastern Borneo, he began, with several other prisoners, to plan an escape. Hearing that they were to be sent to a more permanent camp at Sandakan with less opportunity for escape, they moved up their escape and, stealing a boat from a nearby leper colony, they set off to the Tawi Tawi islands where they were told other Australians were fighting as guerrillas. On their arrival, they soon made contact with Filipino guerrillas, who assisted McLaren and six others to make contact,


a topic of discussion. If the stress falls on the last syllable, as in sub-JECT, then the word becomes a verb, meaning to cause someone to suffer."

Pali is a highly inflected language, with not only the verbs taking all sorts of endings for person, number, tense, mood, etc..., but nouns and adjectives taking endings for number, gender, and case. Because of this, you can move around words a fair around in a Pali sentence without changing the meaning. What does change when you change the order is emphasis. If you want to emphasize the object of the sentence, you might move it up to be the first word in the sentence or something like that. A lot of languages (Latin comes to mind) do it this way.

The non-doingmiR-26a-5p and TGF-β1 with a binding site. **b**, **c** The luciferase activity of TGF-β1 3′UTR. U2OS and SaoS2 cells were transfected with plasmids containing wild type reporter for TGF-β1, or mutated reporter for TGF-β1 or miR-26a-5p and then luciferase activity was analyzed by dual luciferase system. **d**, **e** TGF-β1 mRNA and protein levels in U2OS and SaoS2 cells with miR-26a-5p up-regulation. U2OS and SaoS2 cells were transfected with miR-26a-5p and total RNA or protein was extracted for real time RT-PCR or Western blotting respectively. **f** Total RNA was extracted from osteosarcoma tissues for TGF-β1 mRNA detection by real time RT-PCR. The adjacent tissues were the controls. \*\*p \< 0.01

Circ_0051079 promoted osteosarcoma progression by miR-26a-5p/TGF-β1 {#Sec8}
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To clarify the underlying mechanism of circ_0051079 in osteosarcoma, the overexpressed circ_0051079 vector was transfected to


then cell invasion was assayed by transwell system. \*\*p \< 0.01

Discussion {#Sec9}
==========

In clinic, there are great obstacles to treat osteosarcoma. It is necessary to find new target molecules for the early diagnosis and therapy of osteosarcoma. To better learn the roles of circRNAs in osteosarcoma, circRNA array was performed to find the different circRNAs in osteosarcoma. Circ_0051079 was verified as a significant up-regulated circRNA in osteosarcoma patients and associated with a short survival time. Circ_0001564 was found to regulate osteosarcoma proliferation and apoptosis \[[@CR17]\]. The investigation of the underlying mechanism of circ_0051079 in osteosarcoma showed that it was sponged with miR-26a-5p and regulated osteosarcoma cell growth and metastasis by targeting TGF-β expression.

MiRNAs are attached to non-coding RNA and responsible to cellular and physiological processes by targeting protein-coding genes at post-transcriptionalcontrol group with six mice in each group. At the day 7, 14, 21, 28, 35 following tumor cell injection, tumor size was measured and tumor growth was analyzed.

Colony formation assay {#Sec20}
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The transfected osteosarcoma cells, about 1 × 10^3^, were planted in 6-well plate and cultured with DMEM completed growth medium at 37 °C for 14 days. Colonies were fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde and stained with 0.1% crystal violet (Beyotime, Shanghai, China) for 30 min. Then, wash cells and take photos. Colonies containing \> 50 cells were manually counted. Each experiment was conducted in triplicate for more than three independent experiments.

Wound healing assays {#Sec21}
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Osteosarcoma cells were seeded in six-well plates and cultured to 90% confluence under same culture condition. A plastic pipette tip was used to scratch the cell monolayer and generate wounds. Phosphate buffered


antibodies and then the secondary antibodies. Antibodies to TGF-β1 and GAPDH used in this study were purchased from ABCAM.

Statistical analysis {#Sec25}
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Data from three independent experiments were performed using the SPSS 15.0 statistical software (SPSS Incorporation, Chicago, IL) and emerged as mean ± standard deviation (SD). Difference between two groups was assessed using Student's t test or one-way ANOVA. Kaplan--Meier method was used to analyze the survival curves for patients with high or low expression of circ_0051079. p \< 0.05 was considered to be statistically significant.

Supplementary information
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 {#Sec26}

**Additional file 1: Figure S1.** **a** The microscopic images of migration assays. The migratory ability of U2OS and SaoS2 cells. U2OS and SaoS2 cells were transfected with circ_0051079 shRNA or miR-26a-5p mimics for 24 h and cell wound healing assay was performed and the photos were takento enjoy a better quality of life and experience an improvement in their symptoms. Current recommendations for the treatment and management of HF use several medications, which affect multiple neurohormonal pathways. The Heart Failure Society of America and the American Heart Association both recommend in their recent guidelines for management of HF the use of beta-adrenergic receptor blockers (beta-blockers), loop diuretics, digitalis glycosides(digoxin), ACE-I, aldactone antagonists (spironolactone), and in selected instances, ARBs and the combination of hydralazine and isosorbide dinitrate. No discussion of HF is complete without mention of the larger challenges associated with the management of HF. It is a complex syndrome that requires a multidisciplinary approach with expertise in nutrition, exercise, pharmacology, education, and the basic pathophysiology of complex neurohormonal systems. Patients with uncompensated HF are


[Aggressive management of prolapsed fetal membranes earlier than 26 weeks' gestation by emergent McDonald cerclage combined with amniocentesis and bladder overfilling].
During the period January, 1987-December, 1992, 32 pregnant women (33 fetuses) earlier than 26 weeks' gestation were admitted to our perinatal unit with incompetent cervix and prolapsed fetal membranes through the cervix (hourglassing). Eighteen pregnant women (19 fetuses) were managed aggressively with emergent double McDonald cerclage, which included preoperative amniocentesis and bladder overfilling to decompress and replace prolapsed fetal membranes. Fourteen pregnant women were managed conservatively with bed rest, tocolysis, and antibiotic therapy. The perinatal results of aggressive management were clearly more favorable than those of conservative management when compared: Prolongation of pregnancy 35.2 +/- 39.7 vs. 3.5 +/- 2.6 days (p < 0.01), gestational age at deliveryof Poland to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, accredited also to the Republic of Djibouti and Permanent Representative of the Republic of Poland to the African Union. Afterwards, from 2012 to 2017 he was Minister-Counsellor at the Department of Africa and the Middle East. For the next year he was at the Consular Department. Since 2018 he is representing Poland to the Philippines as chargé d'affaires.

Beside Polish, he speaks English and French.

References

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Category:John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin alumni


it a good sign that Israel’s only support in the unions now is largely based in the “Anglo-world” — mainly the US and Australia.

Both Lanning and Colborne are hoping for advances on the level of activism, building on the strong policy victories. They are pushing for individual unions to start organizing members to address links their companies have with Israeli firms. For example, the Communication Workers Union has spoken out against British telecommunications firm BT’s links with Israel’s Bezeq over its services to illegal settlements in the West Bank.

To build towards such activism, Colborne said the PSC has started to organize trade union delegations to Palestine, with the next such trip likely to take place during Easter next year. The PSC had also been planning to hold asystem of interest. In particular, the mean energy per particle is expressed in terms of $n_k$ and $g(r)$ via the well-known formula $$\begin{aligned}
\varepsilon=\int \frac{d^3k}{(2\pi)^3} T_k \frac{n_k}{n}+
\frac{n}{2}\int g(r) \Phi(r) d^3r,
\label{7}\end{aligned}$$ where $T_k=\hbar^2 k^2/2m$ is the one-particle kinetic energy, $n=N/V$ stands for the boson density and the relation $$g(r)=F_2({\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2;{\bf r}_1,{\bf r}_2)/n^2.
\label{8}$$ is valid for the pair distribution function $g(r)$.

The Bogoliubov model {#2sec}
====================

The starting point of our investigation is the weak-coupling regime which implies weak spatial correlations of particles and, thus, is characterized by the set of the inequalities $$|\psi(r)| \ll 1, \;\quad |\psi_{{\bf p}}({\bf r})| \ll 1\;.
\label{9}$$ Specifically, the Bogoliubov model corresponds to the choice [@Chern1; @Chern2] $$|\psi(r)| \ll 1, \;\quad \psi_{{\bf p}}({\bf r}) = 0\;.
\label{10}$$ Besides, owing to a small depletion of the Bose condensate $(n-n_0)/n$ we have


case is considered, all the bosons are condensed, $n_k=0$. While “switching on" the interaction results in appearing the spatial correlations and condensate depletion: $\widetilde{\psi}(k)\not=0$ together with $n_k\not=0$. In the framework of the Bogoliubov scheme $\widetilde{\psi}(k)$ is related to $n_k$ by the expression $$n_k (n_k+1)=n_0^2\widetilde{\psi}^2(k).
\label{12}$$ Indeed, the canonical Bogoliubov transformation [@Bog1] implies that $$a_{{\bf k}}=u_{k}\alpha_{{\bf k}}+v_{k}
\alpha^{\dagger}_{-{\bf k}},\quad
a^{\dagger}_{{\bf k}}=u_{k}\alpha^{\dagger}_{{\bf k}}+
v_{k}\alpha_{-{\bf k}},
\label{12a}$$ where $$u_{k}^2-v_{k}^2=1.
\label{13}$$ At zero temperature $\langle\alpha^{\dagger}_{{\bf k}}
\alpha_{{\bf k}} \rangle=0$ and, using Eqs. (\[6\]) and (\[12a\]) we arrive at $$n_k=v_{k}^2, \quad
      \widetilde{\psi}(k)=u_{k}v_{k}/n_0.
\label{14}$$ With Eqs. (\[13\]) and (\[14\]) one can readily obtain Eq. (\[12\]).

Now, let us show that all the results on the thermodynamics of a weak-coupling Bose gas can be derived for the Bogoliubov scheme with variation of the mean energy (\[7\]) under the conditions (\[11\]) and (\[12\]).one more characteristic length $b>0$ which obeys the relation $$b=-\frac{m}{4\pi \hbar^2}\int \psi^{(0)}(r) \Phi(r) d^3r=
\frac{m}{4\pi \hbar^2}\int \frac{d^3 k}{(2\pi)^3}
                                  \frac{\Phi^2(k)}{2T_k},
\label{21h}$$ where $\psi^{(0)}(r)=\varphi^{(0)}(r)-1$. Further, with the help of Eqs. (\[21b\])-(\[21h\]), we arrive at $$\varepsilon=\frac{2\pi \hbar^2 a_B n}{m}
\left\{1+\frac{128}{15\sqrt{\pi}}\sqrt{n a_B^3}\left(1+
\frac{5b}{2 a_B}\right)+\cdots \right\},
\label{21i}$$ here the condition $b \ll a_B$ is of use. It is not difficult to see that the expression (\[21h\]) taken with negative sign is the next correction to the scattering length calculated within the Born approximation. As to the Eq. (\[21g\]), it is related to the next-to-Born approximation. Stress that in the Bogoliubov model the energy term $n\widetilde{\Phi}(0)/2$ is treated


19th century but there have been none since the death of the last parish priest, Father Jean Colmart.

Aerial View of Bussy-le-Château

Notable people linked to the commune
Guermond (or Germond) de Châtillon, Lord of Bussy-le-Château, died around 1142, husband of Clémence de Roucy (born around 1125, died before 1170)
Guermond (or Germond) II de Châtillon, Châtelain of Bussy, married Sibylle in 1172
Jean de Saulx, Lord of Bussy-le-Château (born around 1330, died after 1380), also Lord of Cernon and Captain of Sainte-Menehould
Alice de Chalon, Lady of Bussy, circa 1400-1457
Jean IV d'Amboise, born around 1440, died on 18 April 1516, the origin of the family branch of Bussy d'Amboise.
Jacques d'Amboise, Lord of Bussy, son of Jean IV d'Amboise. Died at the beginning of the 16th century in the Italian wars.
Jean d'Amboise, Lord ofSurya Narayan temple in 1990. The temples of Rameswaram Shiva, Ganesha, Mahavir, and the Navagraha temple with one room for each graha are also present. Mahakali, Mata Saraswati, Sri Nrushingha temple are conceived to be built in the holy complex.

Saptasajya Wildlife Sanctuary
The Saptasajya Wildlife Sanctuary (alternatively, Saptasajya Reserve Forest) is a relatively small protected forest reserve of  in the Chota Nagpur Plateau region. It is a mixed deciduous forest dominated by the Sal tree.It got officially recognized as a sanctuary in 1970.  The fauna mainly consists of wild goats, buffaloes, cows, leopard and a variety of birds.

Gallery

See also
 Sapthagiri

References

External links

 Saptasajya Village

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Category:Landforms of Odisha
Category:Eastern Highlands moist deciduous forests


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author:
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    Shuping Dang, , Gaojie Chen, ,\
    and Justin P. Coon, [^1]
bibliography:
- 'bib.bib'
title: 'Multicarrier Relay Selection for Full-Duplex Relay-Assisted OFDM D2D Systems'
---

Device-to-device


performance curves of bulk and per-subcarrier selections get close.

![Numerical results: outage probability of D2D communications vs. the average channel gain $\mu_{CR}$, given $\mu_{CD}=\mu_{CR}$ and $N=K=4$.[]{data-label="comparison_muCR_muCD"}](comparison_muCR_muCD.eps){width="5.0in"}

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Comparison between dynamic and static power control mechanisms
--------------------------------------------------------------

The performance difference between dynamic and static power control mechanisms mainly depends on $\mu_{CB}$ and $\kappa$. In this subsection, we study the relation between $\mu_{CB}$ and outage performance with different $\kappa$. To provide a comprehensive analysis of the effects of $\mu_{CB}$ on both D2D and cellular communications, we should take the outage probabilities from both sides into consideration. Taking the same simulation configurations specified in Section \[dsajkdhkj2dsdsd\] and normalizing $\bar{P}_S=\bar{P}_R=1$, we carry out the numerical simulations and present the numerical results in Fig. \[muCBcomparison\] for both D2D and cellular communications.

From Fig. \[muCBcomparison\] (a), we canverify the effectiveness of the suboptimal solutions to the original optimization problem formulated in (\[diyigezuhewenti\]), we carry out simulations to investigate the relation between $\alpha$ and outage probability in this subsection. Here we adopt the same simulation configurations as set in Section \[dsajkdhkj2dsdsd\] and normalize $\bar{P}_S=\bar{P}_R=1$. Simulation results are shown in Fig. \[comparison\_alpha\]. Compared with the optimal and suboptimal power coordination factors $\alpha^*$ and $\alpha^\&$ (highlighted by red circles and blue squares), our proposed suboptimal solutions are close to the optimal solutions, which validate the feasibility of our proposed suboptimal algorithms for both dynamic and static power control cases. Therefore, we can employ these algorithms to efficiently coordinate transmit power among DUE transmitter and relays to yield a better outage performance.

Conclusion {#c}
==========

In this paper, we proposed an underlay


of providing suboptimal solutions for both dynamic and static power control cases. By the analytical and numerical results provided in this paper, we can have an insight into the relay-assisted OFDM D2D system, and understand its characteristics in most aspects thoroughly. Moreover, as a number of comparisons are given, this paper can also provide a guideline for implementing D2D communications and the relevant technologies in next generation networks.

Proof of Equivalence of Optimization Problems Formulated in (\[diyigezuhewenti\]) and (\[hengchangjuns2\]) {#tilongbas}
==========================================================================================================

According to the theorem of Lebesgue-Stieltjes integration, for an arbitrary random variable $X$ with CDF $F_X(x)$, we can derive its expectation as follows [@hajek2009notes]: $$\small\label{dsa3413521}
\mathbb{E}\{X\}=\int_{0}^{\infty}(1-F_X(x))\mathrm{d}x-\int_{-\infty}^{0} F_X(x)\mathrm{d}x.$$ In our case, because $X$ is the end-to-end SIR and $F_X(x)$ is the outage probability, it is obvious that $F_X(x)=0$ for $x<0$, and thusacid. However, the support material still comprises a residual aluminium content of approximately 1 to 2 wt. % even when washed intensively with hydrochloric acid.
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Add P as the last element of keys.

For each own property key P of O that is a Symbol, in ascending chronological order of property creation, do

Add P as the last element of keys.

Return keys.

So basically, integral keys will always come first in ascending (increasing) order.
Like jonrsharpe mentioned, you should probably make positions an array, either of key/value pair objects, or of other arrays that can act as tuples.


given the name Yisroel (Israel) after the Baal Shem Tov, Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer. He had two older brothers, Avrohom (1787–1812) and Dov Ber (the latter died in childhood), and a younger sister, Chaya Ita.

Claiming descent from the Royal line of King David, his father, the Rebbe of Prohobisht, comported himself differently from other Hasidic leaders of the time. While most Hasidic leaders dressed in white clothes, he wore fashionable woolen clothes sewn with buttons. He also lived in an impressive house with a large garden. These elements would later be incorporated into Friedman's conduct as rebbe.

Friedman was six years old when his father died and his brother Avrohom, aged 15, took over the leadership of their father's Hasidim in Prohobisht. At age 7, Friedman was engaged toprevailing party for the purpose of awarding attorney fees. We affirm.

BACKGROUND
¶ 2 Comtrol is a general contractor and Traco is a steel erector subcontractor. Comtrol and Traco entered into similar subcontractor agreements for the construction of three separate projects: (1) the United States Army Reserve Center (the Army Reserve Project), (2) the Utah Valley State College Student Center Expansion (the UVSC Project), and (3) the Weber State University Visual Arts Center (the Weber State Project). We discuss each project in turn.

The Army Reserve Project
¶ 3 On October 28, 1998, Comtrol and Traco entered into a subcontract agreement (the Army Reserve Agreement) for steel erection on the Army Reserve Project in Salt Lake City, Utah. The contract amount for the Army Reserve Project was $42,100. The Army Reserve Agreement


was to supply the crane under the Army Reserve Agreement. Traco never signed Change Order 4258. Prior to disputed Change Order 4258, various other change orders had been approved. The last change order approved prior to disputed Change Order 4258 indicated a contract total of $64,218.90.
¶ 5 On November 28, 2000, Comtrol issued Change Order 4263, which Tracy Bronson, president of Traco, signed. Change Order 4263 included a back charge of $850 and revised the Army Reserve Agreement total to $50,023.90. Although it was not specifically stated in Change Order 4263, the revised total represented a deduction of the disputed back charge in Change Order 4258 in the amount of $13,345. Change Order 4263 also stated:
It is understood and agreed that the acceptance of this contract modification byon the UVSC Project required tight coordination with the other subcontractors, inasmuch as there was a very limited staging area and Traco's work had to be performed in four discrete stages. To complete its obligations under the UVSC Agreement, Traco was required to break up the timing of its work. However, during the course of the UVSC Project, Traco personnel did not attend the weekly meetings that Comtrol held to coordinate the timing of the work among subcontractors. The trial court determined that Traco's absence from these meetings seriously impacted coordination among the subcontractors, particularly with respect to the coordination of steel deliveries by Dwamco, the steel fabricator.
¶ 11 Traco performed its first portion of the work, Phase I, in June and July of 2000. Twice during this


liquidated damages UVSC would impose on Comtrol if the project was not completed on time. Comtrol directed Traco to return to work immediately and regain the lost time.
¶ 13 On May 30, 2001, Traco executed a Subcontractor Lien Waiver (the UVSC Release) that waived and released Traco's right to any claims for labor and materials provided to the UVSC Project on or before April 30, 2001. This release was in exchange for Comtrol's payment of $56,923.05 to Traco.
¶ 14 Throughout 2001, Traco continued to use Comtrol's crane and forklift to unload steel for the UVSC Project. In one case, this was done without Comtrol's permission, as Traco came to the job site on Sunday, May 6, 2001, when Comtrol was not on the job. Cook continued to noteThese back charges and change orders are the result of another subcontractor'sDwamcosteel fabrication errors that Traco had to repair. Traco raised these errors to Comtrol and Dwamco, and then made arrangements with Dwamco to repair the errors. Thereafter, Traco and Dwamco agreed that Traco would repair the steel. They further agreed upon the price that Dwamco would pay to Traco once Traco made the repairs. Comtrol was not a party to these agreements, nor was it involved in the negotiations that gave rise to Traco and Dwamco's agreement. Still, Traco sought to invoice Comtrol for the steel repair work Traco performed. Comtrol consistently told Traco that it should look to Dwamco for recovery. Traco did actually invoice Dwamco for Traco's work, and sued Dwamco for recovery on the


`the certainty with which one could predict future profits[,] . . . that fact should not automatically preclude new businesses from recovering lost profits. . . .'" (emphasis added) (second alteration and omissions in original) (quoting Cook Assocs., Inc. v. Warnick, 664 P.2d 1161, 1166 (Utah 1983))). Similarly, the damages in Terry related to the estimated value of a nonexistent well that was promised by the sellers in a real estate transaction. See 631 P.2d at 897 & nn. 1-2. The Terry court allowed the buyer to testify as to the seller's previous rough estimates of the value of the well because only such "sparse" evidence *584 was available. Id. at 898.[3]
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Let's imagine we have a simple Android application, which connects to a remote service via IPC, schedules a relatively long task, then continues working while awaiting for callback with some results. AIDL interfaces:
IRemoteService.aidl

package com.var.testservice;
import com.var.testservice.IServCallback;

interface IRemoteService {

    void scheduleHeavyTask(IServCallback callback);

}

IRemoteService.aidl
package com.var.testservice;

interface IServCallback {

    void onResult(int result);

}

Code for activity:
package com.var.testclient;

import com.var.testservice.IServCallback;
import com.var.testservice.IRemoteService;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.IBinder;
import android.os.RemoteException;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;
import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.ComponentName;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.content.ServiceConnection;

public class MainActivity extends Activity {

    private static final String TAG = "TestClientActivity";

    private IServCallback.Stub servCallbackListener = new IServCallback.Stub(){
        @Override
        public void onResult(int result) throws RemoteException {


     e.printStackTrace();
            } finally {
                return 42;
            }
        }

    }

    @Override
    public IBinder onBind(Intent intent) {
        return new TestServiceStub();
    }

}

This version, while being really dumb (it makes UI thread from application hang for 5 seconds, causing ANR), it successfully executes all calls via IPC, delivering result to activity.
Problems start if I try to put calculations into separate thread:
@Override
public void scheduleHeavyTask(IServCallback callback)
     }

    };
    new Thread(task).start();
    Looper.loop();
}

Here I faced 2 more problems:

I had to call Looper.loop() to enable processing of callback runnables, but it blocks IPC, so I have the same result as in the beginning - no actual multithreading;
Registering for callback second time (after first cycle finished and returned value) results in exception:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Handler (android.os.Handler) sending message to a Handler on a dead thread
at android.os.MessageQueue.enqueueMessage
at android.os.Handler.sendMessageAtTime
at android.os.Handler.sendMessageDelayed
at android.os.Handler.post
at com.var.testservice.TestService$TestServiceStub$1.run
at java.lang.Thread.run

This lefts me completely puzzled: I make a fresh instance from actual Looper, how can it point to dead thread?
The whole idea of service being able of queueing tasks and making callbacks when they finish doesn't sound insane to me, so I hope someone more experienced


 try {
                Log.d(TAG, "Sending result!");
                servCallback.onResult(result);
            } catch (RemoteException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

    };
    new Thread(task).start();
}

should work just fine.
Here's how Android arranges threads for AIDL and other types of Binder transaction.

If the caller and the callee are in the same process, it becomes a simple methodcall. So, you should fine that scheduleHeavyTask is called from the very same thread as onButtonClick. Similarly, you should fine that the call to onResult should be a simple method call, from the thread running the task.
If the caller and callee are in different processes, Android will run the Binder transactions from a pool of threads within the callee process (they are called Binder #1 etc.) Even here it's quite clever - so if onButtonClick called scheduleHeavyTask which called back to onResult from the same thread, then onButtonClick would appear directly to call onResult within the caller process.

There are absolutely no mechanisms to avoid calls from "unsafe" or "unbound" threads - so this simple approach you posted should work. As you say, it's a common pattern, and I've


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A:

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