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Q:

Document Oriented DB for AIR?

Today I just learned that Adobe Air has a local SQL database, which is great; however, we had been creating XML and JSON files to handle mostly everything. Rather than re-architect our application to gain a few new features, it would seem useful to simply index our existing data files, using an embedded document-oriented DB.
So the question is: what’s the easiest way to get an embedded documented-oriented DB running in the Adobe Air runtime?

A:

guess what there is finally a document oriented database for adobe air through native extensions

A:

Try using the DB as a key/value store. Then, if you need to index a field, add a corresponding field in your key/value table and store a (very denormalized) copy of the data in there.
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\label{eq: hydrodynamics}
  S(k,\omega) &=& \frac{S(k)}{2 \pi} \left \{  \left ( \frac{\gamma - 1}{\gamma}  \right ) \frac{2 D_T k^2}{\omega^2 + ( D_T k^2)^2}  \right . \\
   & & \left .  +\frac{1}{\gamma} \sum_{l=1}^2\frac{\Gamma k^2}{[\omega+ (-1)^l c_s k]^2 + (\Gamma k^2)^2}    \right \}, \nonumber\end{aligned}$$ with the following parameters – the thermal diffusivity $D_T$, the sound attenuation coefficient $\Gamma = (1/2)[(\gamma-1)D_T +
\eta_L]$, the ratio of the specific heat at constant pressure to the specific heat at constant volume $\gamma = c_p/c_V$, the longitudinal viscosity $\eta_L$, and the static structure factor $S(k)$. Note that Eq. (\[eq: hydrodynamics\]) reproduces the


here is to propose a theoretical methodology that will ensure the correct transition from hydrodynamic description with a set of macroscopic parameters to description of microscopic dynamics with appropriate characteristics such as the interparticle interaction, the particle velocities and the particle distribution functions. Moreover, a suggested theoretical model has to provide the correct time dependence of the TCF’s and has to satisfy the so called sum-rules of a spectral functions [@Egelstaff1].

In this work, we will demonstrate that description of density fluctuations dynamics as well as analysis of INS and IXS data of simple liquids can be done self-consistently in terms of the low-order frequency moments (or the low-order frequency parameters) of the dynamic structure factor. In fact, this theoretical scheme formalizes the idea of a self-consistent description of the M_0(k,t) = F(k,t) = \frac{\langle \rho_k^*(0) \rho_k(t)\rangle}{\langle |\rho_k(0)|^2 \rangle}$$ represents the density-density correlation function known also as the intermediate scattering function. This TCF is related to the dynamic structure factor [@Hansen/McDonald_book_2006] $$\label{eq: dsf}
  S(k,\omega)=\frac{S(k)}{2\pi} \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \; \exp(i\omega t) F(k,t)\; dt,$$ where $S(k) = \langle | \rho_{k}(0) |^2 \rangle$ is the static structure factor. Taking into account property (\[eq: prop3\]), one obtains the short-time expansion for the intermediate scattering function: $$\label{eq: Taylor_series}\nonumber
    F(k,t) = 1 - \langle \omega^{(2)}(k) \rangle \frac{t^2}{2!} + \langle \omega^{(4)}(k) \rangle \frac{t^4}{4!}
    + \ldots + (-i)^l \langle \omega^{(l)}(k) \rangle \frac{t^l}{l!} + \ldots,$$ where $\langle \omega^{(l)} \rangle$ is the $l$th-order normalized frequency moment of the dynamic structure factor $S(k,\omega)$ [@Tkachenko_1; @Tkachenko_2; @ind; @Ming; @Wierling]: $$\label{eq: freq_moments}
  \langle \omega^{(l)}(k) \rangle = \left


to the finite amount of the dynamical variables: $$\label{eq: model_set}
A_0(k),\; A_1(k),\; A_2(k),\;\ldots,\; A_{\xi-1}(k).$$ Relation (\[eq: TCF\_equality\]) yields directly solution of the chain of integro-differential equations (26) in a self-consistent way similar to that as this is realized in the mode-coupling theories [@Gotze_book_2009].

To be consistent with hydrodynamic theory, the finite set of the dynamical variables has to include, at least, first four dynamical variables of set (\[eq: inf\_set\]), i.e. $\xi=4$ in set (\[eq: model\_set\]), corresponding to the hydrodynamic variables [@Hansen/McDonald_book_2006]. Then, \[by analogy with Eq. (\[eq: LT\_Mj\_1\])\] one obtains the following $s$-dependence of $\widetilde{M}_3(k,s)$: $$\label{eq: LT_M3}
  \widetilde{M}_{3}(k,s) = \frac{-s + [s^2 +4 \Delta_{4}^2(k)]^{1/2}}{2 \Delta_{4}^2(k)}.$$ Further, the Laplace transform $\widetilde{M}_{2}(k,s) =
M'_2(k,\omega)+ i M''_2(k,\omega)$, which appears in general expression (\[eq: DHOg\]) for the dynamic structure factor, takes the form $$\label{eq: LT_M2}
  \widetilde{M}_{2}(k,s) = \frac{2\Delta_4^2(k)}{s \left [ 2all the sum rules.

The fact that the higher order frequency parameters, $\Delta_5^2(k)$, $\Delta_6^2(k)$, $\ldots$, are not included in expression (\[eq: Basic\_a\]) for the dynamic structure factor is naturally due to that the relaxation processes associated with such the dynamical variables as the time derivatives of the energy current have no direct influence on the longitudinal density fluctuations dynamics. This is realized when the time scales of these relaxation processes in a liquid are finite, comparable, but much shorter than the time scale of the density fluctuations dynamics. On the other hand, applying Eq. (\[eq: LT\_Mj\_1\]) at an arbitrary index $\xi
> 4$ to continued fraction (\[eq: cont\_fraction\]), expression (\[eq: Basic\_a\]) is modified to the form, which includes $\Delta_5^2(k)$, $\Delta_6^2(k)$, etc. Nevertheless, if these high-order frequency parameters have approximately equal


fixed $k$ must be also characterized by three peaks located at \[eq: maxima\] $$\label{eq: central}
\omega_0=0 \ \ \ \ \ (\mathrm{central} \ \ \mathrm{peak})$$ and $$\begin{aligned}
 \label{eq: side}
 \omega^{(max)}_{+,-}(k) = \pm \sqrt{\frac{-\mathcal{A}_1(k)+\sqrt{\mathcal{A}_1(k)^2-3\mathcal{A}_2(k)}}{3}} \\
 (\mathrm{high-frequency} \ \ \mathrm{doublet}) \nonumber\end{aligned}$$ as well as by two minima disposed at the frequencies $$\label{eq: min}
 \omega^{(min)}_{+,-}(k) = \pm \sqrt{\frac{-\mathcal{A}_1(k)-\sqrt{\mathcal{A}_1(k)^2-3\mathcal{A}_2(k)}}{3}}.$$ Note that Eqs. (43) account for the features of the dynamic structure factor $S(k,\omega)$ at the frequencies $\omega^2 \ll 4
\Delta_4^2(k)$. Here, $\omega^{(max)}_{+,-}(k)$ are the positions of the Brillouin symmetric components in $S(k,\omega)$. The dispersion relation $\omega_m(k)= c_s k$ with the adiabatic sound velocity $c_s$ can be recovered from the maxima of the longitudinal-current spectral density (see, for instance, analysis of the experimental IXS data given in Ref. [@Scopigno_RMP_2005]). Nevertheless, since the longitudinal-current spectral density is proportionalk^2)^2 - (c_s k)^2\right ]\\
  & & + \left [ (\Gamma k^2)^2 + (c_s k)^2 \right ] ^2,\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ $$\label{eq: b3}
  b_3(k) =   (D_T k^2)^2 \left [ (\Gamma k^2)^2 + (c_s k)^2 \right ]^2.$$ As seen from Eqs. (\[eq: hydro\_ratio\]), the coefficients in Eq. (\[eq: hydro\_ratio\]) at the low-$k$ limit have the following $k$-dependence: $a_1(k) \sim k^2$, $a_2(k) \sim k^4$, $a_3(k)
\sim k^6$, $b_1(k) \sim k^2$, $b_2(k) \sim k^4$ and $b_3(k) \sim
k^6$.

On the other hand, inserting expansion (\[eq: expans\_sqrt\]) into relation (\[eq: Basic\_a\]) one obtains \[eq: Sk\_om\] $$\label{eq: Basic_expan}
 2\pi\frac{S(k, \omega)}{S(k)} = \frac{\mathcal{B}_1(k) \omega^4 + \mathcal{B}_2(k) \omega^2 + \mathcal{B}_3(k)}
 {\omega^6 +\mathcal{A}_1(k) \omega^4 +\mathcal{A}_2(k) \omega^2 +\mathcal{A}_3(k)},$$ where $$\label{eq: B1}
  \mathcal{B}_1(k) = \frac{\Delta_1^2(k) \Delta_2^2(k) \Delta_3^2(k)}{16 \Delta_4^2(k) \sqrt{\Delta_4^2(k)} (\Delta_4^2(k) - \Delta_3^2(k) )},$$ $$\label{eq: B2}
  \mathcal{B}_2(k) = \frac{\Delta_1^2(k) \Delta_2^2(k) \Delta_3^2(k)}{4 \sqrt{\Delta_4^2(k)} (\Delta_3^2(k)


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  Copyright (c) 2011 Sascha Kastens <mail@skastens.de>
  Copyright (c) 2011 Center for Bioinformatics, University of Hamburg

  Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any
  purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
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 Numerically extrapolated discrete layer-peeling algorithm for synthesis of nonuniform fiber Bragg gratings.
The discrete layer-peeling algorithm (DLPA) requires to discretize the continuous medium into discrete reflectors to synthesize nonuniform fiber Bragg gratings (FBG), and the discretization step of this discrete model should be sufficiently small for synthesis with high accuracy. However, the discretization step cannot be made arbitrarily small to decrease the discretization error, because the number of multiplications needed with the DLPA is proportional to the inverse square of the layer thickness. We propose a numerically extrapolated time domain DLPA (ETDLPA) to resolve this tradeoff between the numerical accuracy and the computational complexity. The accuracy of the proposed ETDLPA is higher than the conventional time domain DLPA (TDLPA) by an order of magnitude or more, with little computational


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    distance_limit          = models.CharField(max_length=100, choices=DISTANCE)
    service_pricing         = models.PositiveIntegerField(help_text='in Jordanian dinar')
    pricing_timing_unit     = models.CharField(max_length=30,choices=PRICINGUNIT)
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to Rhode Island's procedures for issuing writs of attachment to judgment creditors, as explained below. Plaintiff, who has filed her suit pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, seeks both a declaratory judgment that the statutes and rule cited are unconstitutional and a permanent injunction against Defendant ordering him to stop issuing writs of attachment "pursuant to the existing forms and procedures."[2] Plaintiff has now moved for summary judgment under Fed.R.Civ.P. 56. For the reasons explained below, Plaintiff's motion is granted.
The central issue in this case is whether the Rhode Island procedures set out above at note 1 adequately protect Plaintiff's statutory right to exempt certain property from postjudgment seizure by a creditor. As the Court will explain infra, the constitutional adequacy of procedures relating to the prejudgment seizureCourt's invocation of abstention pursuant to Railroad Commission of Texas v. Pullman Company, 312 U.S. 496, 61 S.Ct. 643, 85 L.Ed. 971 (1941).
In responding to this request for abstention, the Court notes first that "abstention by a federal court from the exercise of its proper jurisdiction `is the exception, not the rule.'" Santasucci v. Gallen, 607 F.2d 527, 528 (1st Cir.1979) (citing Colorado River Water Conservation District v. United States, 424 U.S. 800, 813, 96 S.Ct. 1236, 1244, 47 L.Ed.2d 483 (1976)). With reference to Pullman abstention specifically, it is clear that such abstention is appropriate only if the state law is ambiguous in some material way.
Crucial to the abstention decision ... is the ambiguity of the state statute. A clearly-worded law leaves even the most constitutionally-sensitive state


S.Ct. 1820, 23 L.Ed.2d 349 (1969), all of which examined the constitutionality of various prejudgment attachment statutes. Although it has been argued that the rationales of these four opinions by the Supreme Court are somewhat inconsistent with one *314 another, see Comment, Due Process, Post-judgment Garnishment, and "Brutal Need" Exemptions, 1982 Duke L.J. 192, 195-99, it is nevertheless quite plain that the cases "stand for the proposition that, with regard to prejudgment provisional remedies, due process in all but extraordinary situations requires prior notice to the debtor and a prompt opportunity to be heard." Harris II, 574 F.Supp. at 968. The question here, obviously enough, is whether this proposition applies to postjudgment attachments as well.
Sixty years ago, the Supreme Court held that the proposition did not so apply,favor of following Endicott-Johnson, see 356 F.Supp. at 1164, it should be clear by this point that this Court believes Langford is simply wrong. See Recent Cases: Due Process Requires Notice of Exemptions and a Prompt Postseizure Hearing for Postjudgment Garnishment, 46 Mo.L.Rev. 857, 860-62 (1981) (cited hereinafter as "Casenote") ("The best analysis of Endicott-Johnson is not to attempt to distinguish it, but rather to question its validity directly on the ground that the Court there did not use the modern balancing approach of the Sniadach series."); Alderman, Default Judgments and Postjudgment Remedies Meet the Constitution: Effectuating Sniadach and Its Progeny, 65 Geo.L.J. 1, 12-17 (1976) (concluding that Endicott-Johnson "is no longer the applicable standard" by which to examine postjudgment remedies).
As might be anticipated from the above, the


judgment.
534 F.Supp. at 1186. See Harris II, 574 F.Supp. at 969.
This particular balancing of interests is not new territory. And, as other courts have noted, the creditor's interest is certainly substantial:
The fact that the creditor has obtained a judgment establishing the monetary liability of the debtor gives it a strong interest in a prompt and inexpensive satisfaction of the debt. The creditor has the right to seek recovery from the debtor or the debtor's property. Additional delay and expense can diminish the value of its ultimate recovery.
Another distinctive fact of this case is the type of property seized: the bank accounts of an individual. The ability to seize monetary assets advances the creditor's interests because an execution on such assets generally is faster and less expensive than alevy and judicial sale of nonmonetary assets.
Finberg, 634 F.2d at 58.
See Brown, 539 F.2d at 1366; Deary v. Guardian Loan Co., 534 F.Supp. at 1186.[6] On the other hand, as the Finberg court explained,
the debtor's interests also assume greater weight in a seizure of an individual's bank accounts. A bank account may well contain the money that a person needs for food, shelter, health care, and other basic requirements of life. Many people have no other immediate sources of money. Additional income from a future paycheck, welfare benefit, or other source may not be available for two weeks or more, and that income may be insufficient to meet the person's immediate needs. When we consider the additional fact that the money in the accounts may, as here, be


a procedure for contesting the proposed termination. "`An elementary and fundamental requirement of due process ... is notice reasonably calculated under all the circumstances to apprise interested parties of the pendency of the action and afford them an opportunity to present their objections.'" Id. at 13, 98 S.Ct. at 1562, quoting Mullane v. Central Hanover Trust Co. [, 339 U.S. 306, 314, 70 S.Ct. 652, 657, 94 L.Ed. 865 (1950)]. As in Memphis, restraint and execution procedures can be expected to be taken against people of "various levels of education, experience, and resources." Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division v. Craft, 436 U.S. at 14 n. 15, 98 S.Ct. at 1562 n. 15. Requiring only that such persons be informed of the action taken or contemplated, as defendantsThis argument, too, has been made in suits challenging post-judgment attachment schemes, and the Court finds itself in agreement with the clear weight of authority on this point. The "net effect" of the procedures challenged here "is to bring about precisely the consequences that Congress sought to prevent." Finberg, 634 F.2d at 63. Accord, Phillips v. Robinson Jewelers, Inc., supra. slip op. at 16-17; Harris II, 574 F.Supp. at 971-72; Deary, 534 F.Supp. at 1188-89. The Court therefore holds the Rhode Island statutory scheme of postjudgment attachment to be unconstitutional as a violation of the supremacy clause as well.
In light of the above, Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment is granted, and Defendant is enjoined from issuing writs of attachment pursuant to the existing forms and procedures insofar as


the day, time and place of hearing and a copy must be served by the process server on the defendant or by leaving it at his last and usual place of abode with some person there at least five (5) days before the fixed date of hearing. If the defendant does not reside in the state of Rhode Island service of said motion shall be made upon him by mailing a copy of the said motion to attach, by certified mail, to his last known address and if service is made in this manner the plaintiff or his attorney must attach the sender's receipt to an affidavit of compliance with this section by the plaintiff or his attorney and filing it with the case in said court.
If thethe Mathews test exists for the purpose of balancing private interests against the government's interest, not for balancing two sets of private interests against one another. In this context, however, it seems safe to assume that the governmental interest manifested in the statutory scheme is to facilitate execution by judgment creditors, although there is no published state court decision discussing this point. In other words, the governmental interest is the same as that of the judgment creditor. Viewed in this light, discussion of the debtor's versus the creditor's interests in the context of the Mathews test is not inappropriate. See Finberg, 634 F.2d at 58; Comment, supra, 1982 Duke L.J. at 199-201.
[6]  The Court notes that Defendant in this case has not suggested any additional creditor's interests


Q:

What are Proxy in the Reflection API good for?

I am learning the concepts of reflection and I am reading "Java Reflection In action" book. I have just started with the chapter "Proxy" where it says "a proxy, that supports the interface of
another object, its target, so that the proxy can substitute for the target for all practical purposes" .
Can I have a real life easy example to understand this concept of proxy please?

A:

Well, proxy is just a mechanism, you can do diffrent things with and a lot of framework use them in various ways.
Here are however "classical" areas where proxies can be used:

Access control: intercept invocations and perform some control check
Security: you can wrap/unwrap references as they flow across modules to perform checks and restrict certain actions
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Q:

Why does this code not optimize for all three points?

Background
I am trying to fit a distribution to a 95% CI and mode.
The cost function that I am using solves three functions for 0: P(X=2.5 | mu, sigma)=0.025, P(X=7.5|mu, sigma)=0.975, and the mode of log-N(mu, sigma) = 3.3. note: mode of a lognormal is = $e^{\mu-\sigma^2)}$:
Approach
First I write a cost function, prior
prior <- function(parms) {
  a <- abs(plnorm(2.5, parms[1], parms[2]) - 0.025)
  b <- abs(plnorm(7.5, parms[1], parms[2]) - 0.975)
  mode <- exp(parms[1] - parms[2]^2)
  c <- abs(mode-3.3)
  return(a + b + c)
}

And then I seek parameters that minimize the cost function
v = nlm(prior,c(log(3.3),0.14))

It is apparent that the function is maximized for the mode an LCL but not the UCL.
abs(plnorm(7.5, parms[1], parms[2]) - 0.975)
> [1]An increasing number of computing applications, particularly within the enterprise, entail analyzing distributed data. There various ways in which data may be partitioned for distributed analysis. Algorithms may explicitly partition data into multiple chunks, as is common in “divide and conquer” algorithms. Alternatively, data may originate in a distributed manner. For example, data may originate from user uploads to an array of computing nodes, such as pictures posted to a social networking site running in a server farm. In another example, data may be event data obtained by monitoring and recording events that occur on each of a plurality of computing nodes. Such events may include, for example disk accesses, network traffic, application events, etc.
Distributed data may be analyzed to identify trends, generate reports, search for specific records,


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It passes by ticking away
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Time


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The Value expression for the text box ‘Textbox2’ refers to the field ‘ExtendedOverCurrentMax’. Report item expressions can only refer to fields within the current dataset scope or, if inside an aggregate, the specified dataset scope. Letters in the names of fields must use the correct case.

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pronouncement made during the sentencing hearing. According to him, although the

final judgment referenced the fine, the trial court did not refer to it in orally imposing his

sentence at the close of the hearing.

       {¶31} Appellant’s argument on this point is predicated upon the fact that the trial

court made two separate pronouncements regarding his prison term during the hearing.

The first pronouncement was made after the trial court heard appellant’s statements as

to his remorse for his actions and oral arguments from defense counsel. At that time,

the trial court expressly stated that appellant would be fined $3,000 and sentenced to

five years of community control. While the court indicated that the community control

would include four months in theDid that person give you any indication it’s okay to have

sex with me?

       {¶49} “THE DEFENDANT: No, your Honor.

       {¶50} “THE COURT: Did that person give you any clue that it’s okay to take me

into this shed and knock me down and try to have sex with her?

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Integration of a highly monodisperse covalent organic framework photosensitizer with cation exchange synthesized Ag2Se nanoparticles for enhanced phototherapy.
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City Attorney Catherine Mish said Grand Rapids does not own or operate DeVos Place.

Advocates reached out to the city attorney's office Friday. Dellinger said he was told the convention arena authority is a private entity.

A manager with DeVos Place couldn't be immediately reached Friday evening.

The groups have exhibited at similar expos in the past, and Dellinger said they researched ahead of time to find out whether open carry was allowed. He didn't find any policies against it online and figured they were in the clear after reading about the convention arena authority.

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in the range that contained it for most of the past two weeks. Support is up at 1.5720 and resistance is down at 1.5575. Any retest of the ascending trend line could find seller.

Sup 1.5575

Res 1.5675

Plan: Looking for a retest of trend line resistance to sell into.

AUDUSD LAST TO GIVE BUT BROKE TREND LINE

The AUDUSD held on as long as it could above trend line support. The pair slowly watched as it other majors gave way to the pressure of a strengthening dollar. finally towards mid day New York the AUDUSD broke below the ascending trend line that had so kindly guided the pair higher throughout the week. Support now begins at 1.0325. Heading into the new week sellers could be waiting for any test of the trendline.

Sup 1.0325

Res 1.0380

Plan: Looking to short into the new week.

NZDUSD CAN’T BREAK ON THROUGH TO THE OTHER SIDE

The NZDUSD tried to break on through to the other side this week but just didn’t have the mojo. The cross is now back in the familiar range it spent the majority of its month. It is a simple 100 pip range with support down at .79 and resistance up at .80. The cross may drift within the range to start the week.

Sup .79

Res .80

Plan: PLay the range

USDCAD TO MUCH OF A GOOD THING

The USDCAD jumped higher after a disappointing CPI report took a bit of the wind out of interest rate hike expectations in the near future. The pair is now back in a range you have seen before with


with Office 15, which includes widely used productivity applications such as Word and Excel. Microsoft’s new tablets will come with a kickstand and a thin cover that doubles as a keyboard and trackpad.

The creation of its own tablet is a sign that Microsoft has lost faith in PC manufacturers to develop devices that can take advantage of the Windows OS, analysts said. Apple has dominated the tablet market, and Microsoft had to take hardware development into its own hands as PC makers were not generating enough excitement to drive interest in Windows 8. Companies like Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Acer, Asus and Lenovo are expected to come out with tablets running the upcoming Windows 8 and RT operating systems.

If the Surface tablets become successful, Microsoft could potentially be stealing futurea relationship with the PC makers on tablets and PCs.

Shaw Wu, a financial analyst at Sterne Agee, agreed, saying Microsoft’s tablets could eat into the sales of devices from Windows partners. The full impact of Microsoft’s tablets on PC makers has yet to be determined, Wu said in a research note sent on Tuesday.

The Surface is crucial for Microsoft to establish a presence in the tablet market and to compete with Apple, said David Daoud, research director for personal computing at IDC. Microsoft’s move to tablets came likely because PC makers failed to take the lead in making tablets good enough to compete with Apple, Daoud said.

“[Device makers] have been lagging in terms of creativity,” Daoud said.

Apple’s iPad dominates the market while competitors have stopped making certain tablet


likely than a between-chain jump $\pm 3$ steps away. The default value suggested by @friel2008 is $\beta=0.5$, which makes a jump $\pm 1$ steps away roughly three times more likely than a jump $\pm 3$ steps away. Thus, $\beta=0.2$ makes state swaps between distant power posteriors more likely than $\beta=0.5$. Empirical tuning of P-MALA and P-SMMALA for this example have shown better mixing with $\beta=0.2$.

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SignDonald Trump’s coziness with Vladimir Putin, casual talk of forcing Mexico to build a border wall, and muddled messaging on whether he'd start a trade war with China makes it easy to assume that the president-elect’s foreign policy is a jumbled mishmash of ideas lacking any coherent philosophy.

That couldn't be more wrong. In fact, a close look at Trump’s public comments leads to a very different conclusion: Trump has a distinct worldview that knits together many of his specific proposals. It can be summed up in a word: transactional.

In Trump’s conception, all of foreign policy is motivated by assessments of what's better, in a narrow financial sense, for the US. Washington should have few if any fixed alliances, allegiances, or even adversaries.

Instead, Trump believes that everything comes down


ground, which means Putin could theoretically order the kind of large-scale bombing campaign against ISIS targets in Iraq and Syria that the US itself would be loath to take.

But there’s a catch. The United States is formally bound by Article 5 of the NATO treaty to come to the aid of any NATO member who comes under Russian attack. If Putin decided to test the new president by sending his forces into a NATO country like Estonia, Trump would have to decide between standing aside and watching NATO effectively come to an end or sending in troops and risking an actual war with Russia.

Candidate Trump strongly hinted that he’d be fine doing the former. President Trump would be pushed to do the latter by other world leaders, lawmakersTrump repeatedly argued that China was "killing us" on trade policy. Now, President-elect Trump will soon be in a position to do something about that — but his proposals risk truly dire consequences.

Trump argued that China's currency policies are hurting America's ability to export its products by making their goods artificially cheap, and that its loose intellectual property protections allow Chinese firms to steal American technology.

One proposed remedy of Trump’s is to take China to the World Trade Organization, which adjudicates claims of currency manipulation. But his more radical idea is essentially to use presidential authority to slap tariffs on Chinese goods — the rate might be as high as 45 percent — to force them to comply. This would make Chinese exports to the US much more


skipping a major paper or grant deadline. Note that I specifically said your priorities, not necessarily the priorities of your postdoc advisor or students. While in an ideal world you want to take their preferences and needs into account as well, if push comes to shove you can't consistently ignore your own priorities over the needs of others. Four years into your postdoc you should easily be senior and independent enough that you can push back if your mentor wants to force her/his own agenda onto you (if this is not the case, I suggest getting the heck out of there).

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One thing that really helped me through grad school was learning to focus on energy management over time management. There's a whole school of thought on this practice,supposed to be derived. To simplify the notation, we will write ${{\mathcal D}}(X)$ for the bounded derived category $D^b(Coh(X))$ of coherent sheaves on an algebraic variety $X$ and ${{\mathcal D}}_Y(X)$ for its subcategory which consists of complexes with cohomology supported set-theoretically on $Y \subset X$.

The author is highly indebted to R. Bezrukavnikov for numerous suggestions and constant encouragement and to P. Seidel for an introduction into the tangle representations world. The author would also like to thank R. Fedorov, I. Mirkovic, J. Kamnitzer, A. Kuznetsov and D. Orlov for their comments.

Spherical functors. {#sect_sph}
===================

Let ${{\mathcal D}}$, ${{\mathcal D}}_0$ be triangulated categories, $S: {{\mathcal D}}_0 \to {{\mathcal D}}$ a functor. Suppose that $S$ has left and right adjoints $L$, $R$. Then there are four natural morphisms of functors: $$LS \to


\cong H^\bullet([\Psi(\alpha^\vee\circ\beta)]({{\Bbbk}})[-n]). \end{gathered}$$ The link $\alpha^\vee\circ\beta$ is flat isotopic to the link $(f_2^1g_2^1)^{\circ N}$, where $N$ is the number of loops in $\alpha^\vee\circ\beta$. By Lemma \[LemmaSameMorphism\] there is a canonical isomorphism between $H^\bullet([\Psi(\alpha^\vee\circ\beta)]({{\Bbbk}}))$ and $H^\bullet([\Psi((f_2^1g_2^1)^{\circ N})]({{\Bbbk}}))$ which in turn is canonically isomorphic to $H^\bullet([\Psi(f_2^1g_2^1)]({{\Bbbk}}))^{\otimes N} \simeq A^{\otimes N}$.

The space ${{\mathcal S}}{{\mathcal W}}^\bullet$ has a distinguished basis. To establish the graded algebra isomorphism, let us pick three cup diagrams $\alpha$, $\beta$ and $\gamma$, and compute the composition map $$\begin{gathered}
{{\mathcal S}}{{\mathcal W}}^\bullet(\alpha, \beta)\otimes {{\mathcal S}}{{\mathcal W}}^\bullet(\beta,\gamma) \to
Ext^\bullet({{\mathcal E}}_\alpha,{{\mathcal E}}_\beta)\otimes Ext^\bullet({{\mathcal E}}_\beta, {{\mathcal E}}_\gamma) \to\\
\to Ext^\bullet({{\mathcal E}}_\alpha,{{\mathcal E}}_\gamma) \to {{\mathcal S}}{{\mathcal W}}^\bullet (\alpha, \gamma)\end{gathered}$$ in that distinguished basis. To do that, consider a sequence of flat links $\alpha^\vee\circ \beta\circ\beta^\vee \circ \gamma = \xi_1, \xi_2, \ldots
\xi_{n+1}=\alpha^\vee\circ\gamma$ as in the definitionand to different components of $\xi_{k+1}$, or vice versa; second, in the link where the points are in different components, the components may be separated or one may lie inside the other. These four are represented by four maps exactly as in the definition of the algebraic structure on ${{\mathcal S}}{{\mathcal W}}^\bullet$. The maps themselves are computed using the $2$-point or $4$-point examples.

Let us provide a $4$-point example of merging two loops one inside another, assuming that merging (resp. splitting) of separated loops is already proved to be the multiplication (resp. comultiplication) in $A$. We need the map $$F_2^1F_4^2G_4^2G_2^1 \to F_2^1F_4^2G_4^1F_4^1G_4^2G_2^1[1]$$ that comes from the adjunction map $id \to G_4^1F_4^1[1]$. The diagram $$\label{4ptexample1}
\xymatrix{
F_2^1F_4^2G_4^2G_2^1 \ar[r]\ar[d] & F_2^1F_4^2G_4^1F_4^1G_4^2G_2^1[1] \ar[d] \\
F_2^1T_2^1(-)F_4^3G_4^3T_2^1(+)G_2^1 \ar[r] & F_2^1T_2^1(-)F_4^3G_4^2F_4^2G_4^3T_2^1(+)G_2^1[1]
}$$ is commutative by Lemma \[LemmaSameMorphism\] applied to


t_{n}^{i+k}(\pm) = t_{n-2}^{i+k-2}(\pm)\circ f_n^i, \quad f_n^{i+k}\circ t_{n}^{i}(\pm) = t_{n-2}^{i}(\pm)\circ f_n^{i+k} ;\end{gathered}$$ $$\begin{gathered}
\label{TangleRelations10}
crossing-crossing\ isotopy: t_n^i(\pm)\circ t_n^{i+k}(\pm) =  t_n^{i+k}(\pm)\circ t_n^i(\pm);\end{gathered}$$ $$\begin{gathered}
\label{TangleRelations11}
 pitchfork\ move: \\ t_n^i(+)\circ g_n^{i+1} = t_n^{i+1}(-)\circ g_n^i,\quad t_n^i(-)\circ g_n^{i+1}= t_n^{i+1}(+)\circ g_n^i ;\end{gathered}$$ where $k\geq 2$.

One could also consider the category ${{\mathbf{ OTan}}}$ of oriented tangles, or the category ${{\mathbf{ FTan}}}$ of framed tangles. In the latter case, the existing generators should be supplied with the blackboard framing, and two series of twist generators should be added:

-   “positive twists” $w_n^i(+)$ that twist the framing of the $i$th strand in an $(n,n)$ tangle by $+1$

-   “negative twists” $w_n^i(-)$ that twist the framing of the $i$th strand in an $(n,n)$ tangle by $-1$

with the obvious relations $$\begin{aligned}
\label{FramedTwistRelations1} & w_n^i(+)\circ w_n^i(-) =w_n^i(-)\circ w_n^i(+) = id;\\
 \label{FramedTwistRelations2} &loans - small-dollar advances typically repaid on the borrower’s next payday - for emergency expenses. The lenders generally do not evaluate credit reports for loan eligibility.

Under the new rule, the industry’s revenue will plummet by two-thirds, the CFPB estimated.

The current business model relies on borrowers needing to refinance or roll over existing loans. They pay fees and additional interest that increase lenders’ profits, CFPB Director Richard Cordray said on a call with reporters.

“Lenders actually prefer customers who will re-borrow repeatedly,” he said.

People trapped in that debt cycle can end up paying the equivalent of 300 percent interest, the bureau found in a study it conducted during five years of writing the rule.

The rule will devastate an industry serving nearly 30 million customers annually, said Ed D’Alessio, executive director


to serve these customers with small installment loans, and they can do it at prices that are six times lower than payday loans,” said Nick Bourke, director of the Pew Charitable Trusts’ consumer finance project.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Thursday lifted restrictions that kept banks from making small-dollar loans, which will further aid in the transition.

The leading bank lobby group, the American Bankers Association, applauded the CFPB and OCC, and the trade group representing independent banks, Independent Community Bankers of America, said the exemption provides flexibility to make sustainable loans to customers in need.

But the Community Bankers Association representing retail institutions said only the smallest banks qualify for the exemption, which applies to lenders making 2,500 or fewer short-term loans per year and derivingbelow 26 percent of poverty. Gov. Rick Perry “understands the frustrations of legislators as they deal with a program that consumes 20 percent of the state budget,” says Katherine Cesinger, his spokeswoman. “Their options are severely limited by a federal government that continues to tie their hands when it comes to administering Medicaid.”

Opponents argue that dropping Medicaid would have such a devastating effect on the state’s economy — not to mention the health of 3.6 million Texans currently enrolled in the program — that the idea is pure anti-Washington grandstanding.

The federal government covers 60 percent of Texas’ $45 billion biennial Medicaid budget. Without that money, critics say, any health care the state could provide would be so limited that undercovered patients would flood emergency rooms, and Texans would


end up paying the costs through local property taxes or higher insurance premiums.

“The real benefit of Medicaid is it’s a shared expense, with the feds taking up a larger portion,” says Regina Rogoff, executive director of the safety-net People’s Community Clinic in Austin.

Speaking of a withdrawal from the program, Rogoff says: “This will raise local property taxes, because hospital emergency rooms can’t turn away patients. And it has the implication of us paying, through federal taxes, to subsidize care in other states, leaving people who live in our state without care.”

Such fears notwithstanding, the idea of dropping out of Medicaid is on the table in Texas and roughly a dozen other states, including Alabama, Mississippi, Washington and Wyoming. Options include remaking Medicaid with only state financing to give     click_on '编辑'
        within '#edit-customer-screen' do
          has_content?('mahb45@gmail.com').should be_true
          fill_in 'customer[name]', with: '马波'
          fill_in 'name', with: '李卫辉'
          fill_in '公司', with: '索奇'
          fill_in '电话', with: '13751042627'
          select '北京市', from: 'province'
          select '市辖区', from: 'city'
          select '东城区', from: 'district'


      find(:xpath, "//div[contains(@class, 'filter-tag')][3]/span").text.should eql '下单时间 在最近一个月'
          find(:xpath, "//div[contains(@class, 'filter-tag')][4]/span").text.should eql '接收营销邮件 是'
          find(:xpath, "//div[contains(@class, 'filter-tag')][5]/span").text.should eql '放弃订单时间 在最近三个月'
          find(:xpath, "//div[contains(@class, 'filter-tag')][6]/span").text.should eql '帐号状态 已禁用'
        end
        within '#search-filter_summary' do
          has_content?('已有6个过滤器').should be_true
        end
        # 覆盖原有过滤器
        select '消费金额'
        select '大于'
       disciplines, Mr. Griswold is a recognized expert on management of all types of residential real estate. He has actively managed over 60,000 residential units and several million square feet of commercial, industrial, self-storage and retail properties nationally. He has extensive experience as a court-appointed receiver (over 160 times) for private lenders and major financial institutions.

Litigation Support - In the last 25+ years, Mr. Griswold has consulted on over 2,000 litigation matters, has been deposed over 600 times, and provided sworn testimony in trial or arbitration on over 150 occasions in both state and federal litigation matters throughout the United States. Also serving as a court-appointed bankruptcy Custodian and Referee, his case work is very evenly divided between plaintiff and defense work. Mr. Griswold is uniquely qualified to opine


kisspeptin expression?

Recent evidence suggests that epigenetic mechanisms play a crucial role in guiding pubertal brain development (Lomniczi et al., [@B62]). Pharmacological treatment of prepubertal female rats with 5-azacytidine (5-aza), an inhibitor of DNA- and RNA-methyltransferases, postponed significantly puberty onset. Animals treated by 5-aza weighted more than controls disfavoring indirect effects related to a loss of body weight. On the other hand, ovaries appeared underdeveloped but without obvious histopathological abnormalities and responded well to gonadotropin treatment. Similarly, the pituitary and medial basal hypothalamus of 5-aza treated rats were efficiently stimulated by GnRH and kisspeptin, respectively, pointing to a central deficit in the availability of kisspeptin (Lomniczi et al., [@B62]).

Methylation array analysis of hypothalamic DNA before, during, and just after puberty resulted in an enrichment of genes regulating chromatin and(period infant-mother separation for 3 h per day from postnatal day (PND) 1--10) causes lasting hyperactivity of the HPA axis marked by heightened corticosterone secretion under resting conditions and hyperresponsiveness to acute stressors applied in later life. These neuroendocrine signs were accompanied by distinct behavioral changes including memory deficits in an inhibitory avoidance task and increased immobility in the forced swim test (Murgatroyd et al., [@B80]).

AVP plays a leading role for an appropriate adrenocortical response to stress during fetal and perinatal life when the endocrine response to stress is dampened (Murgatroyd and Spengler, [@B78]), while CRH becomes increasingly important as the organism matures.

In accord with this view, ELS caused a fast and sustained upregulation of *Avp*, but not of *Crh*, in the hypothalamic PVN. Heightened *Avp* expression associated


of the work on molecular epigenetic switches in mammalian systems addressed here refers to methylation changes that occur early on in development, and have long-lived effects well into adulthood (e.g., sexual differentiation, puberty, and ELS). There are, however, many sensitive periods depending upon the question (e.g., embryonic development, adrenarche, adult trauma and stress) (Lupien et al., [@B63]). It is important to note, that molecular epigenetic switches can also couple to different external or internal signals acting at different time windows on the same substrate. In this respect, expression of Avp within the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BNST) of adult rat brains can be dynamically altered by changes in testosterone levels (Auger et al., [@B4]). Specifically, testosterone withdrawal in response to castration triggered enhanced *Avp* promoter methylationExamples discussed in this review include neuronal differentiation of ESCs, activation of *Kiss1* at the onset of puberty, and experience-dependent epigenetic programming of *Avp*. Epigenetic switches can operate in series as evidenced by the transition of ESCs into NPCs and beyond and may be also triggered by cues of different quality. For instance, a developmental switch at the *Avp* enhancer serves as matrix for a subsequent environmental switch (i.e., the response to ELS) and both together determine future gene expression and phenotype.

Still, the clear cut effects of molecular epigenetic switches on cellular or animal phenotypes seem to translate into more graded responses in human populations. A plausible explanation for this discrepancy is the high degree of genetic homogeneity in conjunction with well-defined experimental conditions in most cell culture


equipment suitable for the use of children.

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Appellant also points out that Regent's instruction sheet included in the box with the Jart game detailing the use of the "Slider Jarts" may have violated 16 C.F.R. Sec. 1500.86(3)(ii).  In its instructions Regent states:

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"ALWAYS OBSERVE RULES OF SAFETY!    All participants must stand behind the players tossing Jarts.  The area in front and to the sides of the players must be clear of any children, adults, or pets.  In the event any adult permits a child or minor to participate in this sport, it is necessary to obtain parents' or legal guardian's consent.    Even then, careful adult supervision by the parents or legal guardian is required."

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Instructions to "Slider Jart" game.

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The district court foundthat "it cannot be concluded from the instruction sheet that the same was intended for use by children."    Mem. Op. & Or. 5/7/85, p. 2.  The court went on to say that "Regent took into account that no matter what the game, whether it involves darts or some other hazard, some adults will let some children participate."    Id.  Whether or not some reader will conclude after reading these instructions that children may safely use "Slider Jarts" is a question of fact for a jury.  Accordingly, we make no comment on whether Jeramie should prevail.  We limit our holding and state that the district court should not have granted summary judgment on Jeramie's claim that Regent violated 16 C.F.R.


things used by children that may be said to be unsafe when used for the purpose for which they are intended.  A baseball, a baseball bat, a pen knife, a Boy Scout hatchet, a bicycle, all have the capacity to injure the user or others in the course of their normal use.  They are not, however, to be categorized as 'dangerous instrumentalities....' "

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" 'To us it is simply inconceivable that a 10-year-old boy, much less his mother, would be unacquainted with the use of so common an article as the one here in question.' "

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35 Ill.2d 49, 51-52, 219 N.E.2d 472, 474 (citations omitted).  In Pitts, a child struck by a dart thrown by another child, who had purchased the dart at a neighborhood grocery,TestModule::TestModel.define_index do; end

      TestModule::TestModel.sphinx_indexes.length.should == 1
    end

    it "should add to ThinkingSphinx.indexed_models if the model doesn't already exist in the array" do
      TestModule::TestModel.define_index do; end

      ThinkingSphinx.indexed_models.should include("TestModule::TestModel")
    end

    it "shouldn't add to ThinkingSphinx.indexed_models if the model already exists in the array" do
      TestModule::TestModel.define_index do; end

      ThinkingSphinx.indexed_models.select { |model|
        model == "TestModule::TestModel"
      }.length.should ==


true) }
      @person.delta = true

      @person.toggle_deleted

      @client.should have_received(:update).with(
        "person_delta", ["sphinx_deleted"], {@person.sphinx_document_id => 1}
      )
    end

    it "should not update the delta index's deleted flag if delta indexes are enabled and the instance's delta is false" do
      ThinkingSphinx.stub_method(:deltas_enabled? => true)
      Person.sphinx_indexes.each { |index| index.stub_method(:delta? => true) }
      @person.delta = false

      @person.toggle_deleted
   and prisons (this does not include all sorts of other forms of being locked up, like INS detention centers or juvenile detention facilities). Not only do we have have so many people locked up, but we also see an extensive international expansion of prisons, with many countries joining in on trying to lock up more of their populations and some countries opening up their first prisons in recent times (I suggest Julia Sudbury's edited volume Global Lockdown for more on this last issue). But we have also seen an intensive expansion in prisons. We see this in the rise of supermax prisons (also called control units, administrative units, special housing units, etc). In these units inmates are actively lockdown 23 hours a day, allowed out of their cells


of economic freedoms correlate with high levels of imprisonments (this is true even if we control for certain outliers, like the US). Now, obviously correlation doesn't imply causation, but that also doesn't mean these are two unrelated data sets. Konczal goes through several interesting possible answers for this correlation, but from a foucauldian perspective there is another explanation, which is that neoliberalism needs and shares the logic of the prison population. This argument ties together Foucault's book Discipline and Punish to his lectures on The Birth of Bio-politics. Economic freedoms, rather than generalizing freedoms to the rest of society, are built upon a militarized and repressive policing apparatus. Perhaps it is time to give up Deleuze's term of a control society, and rather take up Foucault's term ofas Noske (1989) notes.

It is quite concealable that farmed animals remain participants in ago-ecological communities with some minor management by humans (as is the case with stray cats) that neither involve killing them nor managing them for our consumption. Eggs can be fed to other animals or fed back to chickens and the calcium form milk is better left in a mother cow's bones. Perhaps, humans could consume these products or wear them but that wouldn't be the purpose of their existence since the provide many other ecosystem services.

Further, the whole idea of not letting farmed animals go extinct is problematic. Most birds raised for flesh today are so mutated that they can barely flourish beyond adolescents because they are so plagued by monstrous growth (the same with


not one of those people who believe there is no moral distinction between vegetarianism and eating animals' flesh. And I am certainly not one of those people who believe vegetarianism is somehow worse than that of flesh eating. Now that that is cleared up, let's get into the meat of the argument.

Zamir divides up pro-animal welfare people into three categories: vegans, tentative vegans, and vegetarians. Vegetarians are people who don't eat animal flesh (of any sort) but who do eat eggs and milk from 'progressive sources'. Vegans believe that all use of animals and their products are equal to exploitation of animals. Therefore, we can never eat an egg, wear wool, live with a companion animal, that does not entail violence and exploitation to other animals. Tentative vegansBrownian filaments (see [@FG02] for a detailed definition of these objects), Theorem \[thm:lim-hamiltonian-gamma\] exhibits an interesting phenomenon in terms of limiting behavior. Indeed, the reader can easily observe that the limiting process in the right-hand side of does not depend on the parameter ${\gamma}$ in $(3/4,1)$, the only difference lying in the normalizing quantity $c_{\gamma}\, h^{7/2-2{\gamma}}$. Furthermore, it was shown in [@HN09; @Ro11] that relation still holds true in the limiting case ${\gamma}=1$. This means that the process $W_{\alpha}$, which can be seen as a Gaussian mixture, might also be considered as a rather canonical object.

At a methodological level let us also mention that, contrarily to [@HN09], our proof of Theorem \[thm:lim-hamiltonian-gamma\] relies heavily on Fourier analysis techniques. This is obviously classical in studies related to local times


instance that $$| k_{h,t-r}(\xi)-k_{h,s-r}(\xi) | \leq  h^2 \, | e^{-\frac12 \xi^2(t-r)}-e^{-\frac12 \xi^2 (s-r)} | |\xi|^{\beta}\leq c \, h^2 {\left|}t-s {\right|}^{{\varepsilon}} {\left|}s-r {\right|}^{(1-{\varepsilon})/2},$$ and invoking this bound for ${\varepsilon}:=(1-{\beta})/3$ one obtains that inequality also holds true for $\tilde{A}^{h,2}_{s,t}$. Going back to , we see that the bounds on $\tilde{A}^{h,1}_{s,t}$ and $\tilde{A}^{h,2}_{s,t}$ easily yield our claim (ii). The assertion (iii) is now a standard consequence of (i) and (ii).

Let us go back to expression (\[four-q\]), as well as the decomposition and for $Q^{h,{\beta}}$. Proposition \[prop:a\] allows to reduce our study to an analysis of ${\tilde{Q}}^{h,{\beta},1}$ defined by ${\tilde{Q}}^{h,{\beta},1}_{t}= h^{-(5/2-{\beta})}\int_{0}^{t} Q^{h,{\beta},1}_{r} \, dB_r$, where $Q^{h,{\beta},1}$ is given by . In order to identify another negligible term within ${\tilde{Q}}^{h,{\beta},1}$, let us resort to Itô’s formula applied to the (backward) Brownian motion$\hat{B}^r=\{B_r-B_u; \, 0\le u \le r\}$ and $f(x):=e^{\imath \xi x}$. This gives $$\label{eq:ito-exp-iBt}
\int_0^r e^{\imath\xi (B_r-B_u)} du
= - \frac{2{\left(}e^{\imath \xi B_r} -1 {\right)}}{\xi^2} + \frac{2\imath}{\xi} \int_0^r e^{\imath(B_r-B_u)} \, d\hat{B}^r_u,$$ and plugging this identity into we get $Q^{h,{\beta},1}_{r}=D^{h}_{r}-Q^{h,{\beta},2}_{r}$, with $$\begin{aligned}
D^{h}_{r} &=& \frac{8\imath}{\pi}\int_{{\mathbb R}}  {\left[}\frac{\xi \, \psi( h\xi )}{|\xi|^{5-\beta}}
{\left(}e^{\imath \xi B_r} -1 {\right)}{\right]}\, d\xi \label{eq:def-D-h} \\
Q^{h,{\beta},2}_{r} &=& \frac{8}{\pi}\int_{{\mathbb R}}  {\left[}\frac{\psi\left( h\xi \right)}{|\xi|^{3-\beta}} \int_0^r e^{\imath \xi(B_r-B_u)} \, d\hat{B}^r_u {\right]}\, d\xi. \label{eq:def-Q-h-2}\end{aligned}$$ We now prove the following Proposition:

\[prop:D-vanish\] Let $D^{h}$ be the process defined by , and for $t\in{[0,1]}$ set $$\tilde{D}^h_t:=\frac{1}{h^{5/2-{\beta}}} \int_0^t D_{r}^h \, dB_r.$$ Then the conclusions of Proposition \[prop:a\] hold true for $\tilde{D}^h$.

The proof goes along the same lines as for Proposition \[prop:a\], and is left to the reader for the sake of conciseness. Let us just highlight


{\left|}L_r(x)-L_r(B_r){\right|}\ dx{\right)}^{2} \bigg] \, dr \\
\le c \, h^{\varepsilon}\int_{0}^{t} {\mathbf E}{\left[}\int_{{\mathbb R}} | g_h^{{\beta}-{\varepsilon}}(x-B_r)|^2  {\left|}L_r(x)-L_r(B_r){\right|}^{2} \ dx {\right]}\, dr
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*Step 3: Conclusion.* Putting together the bounds on $\Delta_{h}^{1}$ and $\Delta_{h}^{2}$, we have proved our assertion , which easily yields $$L^{2}({\Omega})-\lim_{h\to 0}
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$L^2$ modulus of $1$-dimensional local time on chaoses {#sec:1-dim}
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In this section, we go back to the study of the $L^2$ modulus of the Brownianit means that $B$ is a centered Gaussian family with covariance function ${\mathbf E}[B(h_1) B(h_2)]=\langle h_1, \, h_2\rangle_{{\mathcal H}}$. We also assume that ${\mathcal F}$ is generated by $B$.

At this point, we can introduce the Malliavin derivative operator on the Wiener space $({\Omega},{\mathcal H},{\mathbf P})$. Namely, we first let ${\mathcal S}$ be the family of smooth functionals $F$ of the form $$F=f(B(h_1),\dots,B(h_n)),$$ where $h_1,\dots,h_n\in {\mathcal H}$, $n\geq 1$, and $f$ is a smooth function having polynomial growth together with all its partial derivatives. Then the Malliavin derivative of such a functional $F$ is the ${\mathcal H}$-valued random variable defined by $${\mathcal D}F= \sum_{i=1}^n \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_i} (B(h_1),\dots,B(h_n)) h_i.$$ For all $p>1$, it is known that the operator ${\mathcal D}$ is closable from $L^p({\Omega})$ into $L^p({\Omega}; {\mathcal H})$. We


them as properties without any custom actions involved, in both WIX and InstallShield.
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This is a build automation issue and I know 2 paths to solve it.
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Only five GOP incumbents in districts Clinton carried — David Valadao of California, Carlos Curbelo of Florida, John Katko of New York, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, and Will Hurd of Texas — seem to be leading in their races. Republican peril extends to a couple of dozen districts Trump carried narrowly in 2016 (one is the First Congressional District of Iowa, whose GOP incumbent, Rod Blum, has been all but abandoned by the national party).

In the Clinton-carried districts, particularly in the suburbs, Trump is, simply put, a


seen before. And when that same omnipresent POTUS ratchets up his rhetoric to a deafening roar of demagogic partisanship, driving his MAGA legions into a hate rage against immigrants and minorities and the media, it’s almost impossible for an old-school reasonable Republican to break through the noise. And most don’t even try any more.

It’s possible that Trump’s strategy will help even in swing districts if his devotees show up en masse. But in contrast to 2016, Democrats are super-energized as well. Serving up big platters of red meat could work in places where Republicans already have significant numerical advantages and just need to pay attention to win. In more marginal territory, it’s a recipe for defeat.became the senior sous chef at the Sydney Regent in 1987, Australia’s premier Five Diamond Resort. He returned to Hawaii to serve as the executive chef on the S.S. Independence and the S.S. Constitution, American Hawaii Cruises and as chef de cuisine at the Stouffer Wailea Beach Resort before joining Turtle Bay Resort as its executive sous chef in 1996.

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same area as the particle. A segmented image was used to compute the area (*A*), and the minimum Feret diameter (min~Feret~) of each nanoparticle using the Image J program. Ill-segmented and overlapping particles where manually removed from the image analysis. From the area, the diameter of a circle with an equivalent area is derived, i.e. . A geometric index can then be used to estimate the shape of the nanoparticles, taking values between for a square (a projected cube) and 1 for a circle (a projected sphere). At least 50 particles where used to estimate *S*. The *S* parameter can be renormalized to , yielding values between *S* ~*N*~ = 0 (for a projected cube) and *S* ~*N*~ = 1 (for a projected sphere). For the three cubedesorption of oleic acid from the particle surface over time or due to oxidation of the oleate ligands \[[@C43]\]. We have found that this type of ageing can be remedied by the addition of a small amount of fresh oleic acid, ca. 50 *μ*g of pure (99%) oleic acid per mg of iron oxide.

The decrease of the Néel relaxation frequency, in addition to the rapid scaling of dipolar interactions between the particles moments (the dipolar interaction scales: *U* ~dd~ *l* ^6^ for two aligned nanocubes with edge length *l*) makes it impossible to obtain truly stable dispersions of the larger oleic acid coated nanocubes (C187).

Figure [6](#F0006){ref-type="fig"}(a) shows that the monodisperse iron oxide nanocubes: C096, C126 and C136 (*σ* ~std~ ≈ 5%), all form stable dispersions in toluene and


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What do you think are some of the biggest challenges facing the data industry?

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This article has been edited for space and clarity.


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1. Introduction {#sec1-materials-11-01320}
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In recent years, the use of polymer materials in industry has increased notably, with sectors such as micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), aeronautics, and biomedicine slightly influenced by this trend. Some reasons for this strong tendency include the reduced weight of the component, the increment of the complexity of 3D geometries, the trend toward miniaturization of parts, the increment of functionality of products, the high performance requirement of the materials, and the emergence of many new polymers with very different characteristics \[[@B1-materials-11-01320],[@B2-materials-11-01320]\].

Miniaturization of mechanical systems and devices leads to the development of microcomponents (such as microgears, microfluidic devices, and micro-optical lenses), small parts with microfeatures of high aspect ratio, or parts having microfeatures pattered on the surface. When processing these miniature polymeric components, injection and microinjection molding areelement that has to be designed to vibrate in a longitudinal mode at the operating frequency of the acoustic unit, and with the required tolerances to fulfill the clearance requirements with the plasticization chamber dimensions.

There are a few published studies regarding this novel technology dealing with the influence of the processing conditions on manufacturing components. Michaeli et al. \[[@B16-materials-11-01320]\] can be considered the pioneers of this technology. Through several research works, they proved that ultrasonic energy is capable of melting small amounts of thermoplastic polymer for molded parts. Moreover, they verified the integrity of the polymer after being processed in two ways: internal homogeneity and physical properties, such as weight \[[@B15-materials-11-01320],[@B16-materials-11-01320],[@B17-materials-11-01320],[@B18-materials-11-01320]\]. They processed PC \[[@B15-materials-11-01320]\], polyoxymethylene (POM), and polypropylene (PP) \[[@B19-materials-11-01320]\], and in all of the cases simple


expulsion of the part, making a circular mark in final part ([Figure 2](#materials-11-01320-f002){ref-type="fig"}c). It was manufactured using a Deckel-Maho 64 V Linear and the plasticization chamber was allocated at the mold upper half by a cavity of Ø 8.2 mm. The mold was characterized after being manufactured to guarantee repeatable measurements of the microchannels ([Figure 2](#materials-11-01320-f002){ref-type="fig"}b). A silicon pattern was created to measure it. The thickness was measured in each corner of the specimen (T~1~ Mold, T~2~ Mold, T~3~ Mold, and T~4~ Mold) by a digital micrometer (Micromar 40 EWV). The microchannel dimensions were measured in 5 sections ([Figure 2](#materials-11-01320-f002){ref-type="fig"}c), 3 in the inflow direction (H~1~ Mold, H~2~ Mold, and H~3~ Mold) and 2 in the cross-flow direction (V~1~ Mold and V~2~ Mold) by a Leica DMR-XA opticalby ◯. For each combination of process parameters 13 parts were manufactured; the first 3 were discarded to stabilize the process and the other 10 were analyzed. Each experimental run was replicated 3 times in completely randomized order. The central point runs allow for checking the trend in the middle point of the process parameters values. When this trend is a curve, more experiments should be done to estimate the quadratic effect, which was done in Phase 2. Phase 2 went on with a 3-level factorial design (3^k^), which was an extension of the previous design (2^k^ + CP). Here, 4 new runs were performed (◆ in [Figure 3](#materials-11-01320-f003){ref-type="fig"}) following the same pattern of 10 replicates and 3 repeats.

A set of process parameters was kept constant during both


means that the experiments replicate less. Indeed, at a velocity of 1 mm/s, the standard deviation is 0 because all three replicates have the same 100% filling result. Amplitude does not greatly affect the standard deviation.

Comparing filling and transparency response, we observe that is not possible to find the manufacturing conditions that maximize both responses. High velocity and medium amplitude values improve the transparency but worsen the filling cavity. Thus, depending on the application, the manufacturing conditions should be adapted.

3.3. Part Thickness {#sec3dot3-materials-11-01320}
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Part thickness was only measured in completely filled parts ([Table 3](#materials-11-01320-t003){ref-type="table"} shows average results) and the thickness difference (D) was calculated to evaluate this response. The thickness difference (D) is the result for comparing part thickness measured in each corner of the parts (T~i~ Part, iunderlying tensor from a corrupted observation tensor. Particularly, as two typical tensor recovery problems, tensor completion aims to complete missing elements, and tensor robust principal component analysis (TRPCA) aims to remove sparse outliers. The key of tensor recovery is to explore the redundancy prior of the underlying tensor, which is usually formulated as low-rankness. Thus, low-rank modeling has been widely studied and has achieved great success in tensor recovery task.

The traditional matrix recovery problem is actually the two-way tensor recovery problem. Since the matrix rank, measured by the number of non-zero singular values, is powerful to capture the global information of matrix, most matrix recovery methods aim to minimize the matrix rank [@Cands2009; @JianfengCai2010; @LRMR2014; @LRMR2016]. However, directly minimizing the matrix rank is NP-hard [@Hillar2009Most]. To tackle this


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&t-TNN &33.38 & 0.928 & 0.957 &41.15 &0.988 &0.993 & 50.83 & 0.997 & 0.998 &101.49\
&WSTNN &**[37.26]{} &**[0.976]{} &**[0.983]{} &**[44.48]{} &**[0.995]{} &**[0.997]{} &**[53.92]{} &**[0.999]{}&**[0.999]{}&258.78\
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\[HSITC\]

**MSI completion.** We test 32 MSIs in the dataset CAVE[^4]. All testing data are of size $256\times256\times31$. Table \[MSITC\] lists the mean values of PSNR, SSIM, and FSIM of all 32 MSIs recovered by different LRTC methods. As observed, the proposed method can significantly outperform the compared methods in terms of all evaluation indices. In Fig. \[MSIqua\], we show the PSNR, SSIM, and FSIM values of each MSI output by eight utilized LRTC methods with $\text{SR}=10\%$. We can see that in all cases, the proposed method has an overall better performance than the compared ones with respect to


70-th frontal slice, respectively.[]{data-label="imageMRIfig"}](figs/MRI_new/MRI2_wstnn100.pdf "fig:"){width="9.60000%"}
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the image located at the 20-th frame in *hall*.[]{data-label="imagevideofig"}](figs/color_video_new/CV1_tnn49-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="9.60000%"}   ![The completion results of the CVs *news* and *hall* with $\text{SR}=10\%$. Top row: the image located at the 49-th frame in *news*. Bottom row: the image located at the 20-th frame in *hall*.[]{data-label="imagevideofig"}](figs/color_video_new/CV1_pstnn49-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="9.60000%"}   ![The completion results of the CVs *news* and *hall* with $\text{SR}=10\%$. Top row: the image located at the 49-th frame in *news*. Bottom row: the image located at the 20-th frame in *hall*.[]{data-label="imagevideofig"}](figs/color_video_new/CV1_ttnn49-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="9.60000%"}   ![The completion results of the CVs *news* and *hall* with $\text{SR}=10\%$. Top row: the image located at the 49-th frame in *news*. Bottom row: the image located at the 20-th frame in *hall*.[]{data-label="imagevideofig"}](figs/color_video_new/CV1_wstnn49-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="9.60000%"}
   ![The completion results of the CVs *news* andsuccess rates for synthetic data with varying $N$-tubal rank and varying NLs. The left two are the results of TNN-based TRPCA method [@Lu2016] and the proposed WSTNN-based TRPCA method on three-way tensors. The right two are the results of TNN-based TRPCA method [@Lu2016] and the proposed WSTNN-based TRPCA method on four-way tensors. The gray magnitude represents the success rates.](figs/sym/TNNsymPCA3D-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="23.00000%"}   ![The success rates for synthetic data with varying $N$-tubal rank and varying NLs. The left two are the results of TNN-based TRPCA method [@Lu2016] and the proposed WSTNN-based TRPCA method on three-way tensors. The right two are the results of TNN-based TRPCA method [@Lu2016] and the proposed WSTNN-based TRPCA method on four-way tensors. The gray magnitude represents the success rates.](figs/sym/WSTNNsymPCA3D-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="23.00000%"}   ![The success rates


87-th band in *Pavia University*.[]{data-label="imageHSIpca"}](figs/RPCA/PCA_WDC_Or_150_4-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="19.50000%"}    ![The denoising results of the HSI *Washington DC Mall* and *Pavia University* with $\text{NL}=0.4$. Top row: the image located at the 150-th band in *Washington DC Mall*. Bottom row: the image located at the 87-th band in *Pavia University*.[]{data-label="imageHSIpca"}](figs/RPCA/PCA_WDC_Ob_150_4-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="19.50000%"}    ![The denoising results of the HSI *Washington DC Mall* and *Pavia University* with $\text{NL}=0.4$. Top row: the image located at the 150-th band in *Washington DC Mall*. Bottom row: the image located at the 87-th band in *Pavia University*.[]{data-label="imageHSIpca"}](figs/RPCA/PCA_WDC_SNN_150_4-eps-converted-to.pdf "fig:"){width="19.50000%"}    ![The denoising results of the HSI *Washington DC Mall* and *Pavia University* with $\text{NL}=0.4$. Top row: the image located at the 150-th band in *Washington DC Mall*. Bottom row: the image located atand four-way tensors of size $30 \times 30 \times 30\times 30$ with different $N$-tubal rank and random salt-pepper noise level (NL). The $N$-tubal rank are set to be $r\times{\tt ones}(N(N-1)/2,1)~(r=1,2,...,20)$ and the NLs are set to be $0.025\times l~(l=1,2,\cdots,20)$. For each pair of $N$-tubal rank and NL, we conduct 50 independent tests and calculate the success rate. Fig. \[sypca\] shows the success rates for varying $N$-tubal rank and varying NLs. The results illustrate that the proposed WSTNN-based TRPCA method is more robust and preferable than the TNN-based method [@Lu2016].

**HSI denoising.** We test HSIs *Washington DC Mall* and the *Pavia University* data sets. The NL of random salt-pepper noise are set to be $0.2$ and $0.4$. Table \[HSIPCA\] lists PSNR, SSIM, and FSIM values of the testing HSIs recovered


1. Field of the Technology
The present application relates generally to wireless communication devices which communicate with wireless communication networks such as wireless local area networks (WLANs), and more particularly to network scanning operations when adverse battery conditions are present for such wireless communication devices.
2. Description of the Related Art
A mobile communication device, such as a portable battery-powered wireless communication device, is operative to communicate in wireless communication networks. For example, the mobile device may communicate through wireless access points (APs) of wireless local area networks (WLANs) which operate in accordance with 802.11 standards or the like. When the mobile device is powered-on, or radio frequency (RF) coverage is regained after a coverage loss, the mobile device performs a scanning operation with use of its wireless transceiver to identifytreatment with antihypertensives would lead to a reduction in risk of stroke, cardiovascular events, and total mortality \[[@CR4],[@CR5]\]. However, participants recruited to HYVET, in common with many clinical trials and other studies, are likely to have been healthier than the general very elderly hypertensive population \[[@CR18]\]. In consequence, the applicability of the results to the wider elderly population has been questioned, so that uncertainty remains as to whether treatment benefits also extend to the frailer elderly people \[[@CR6]\]. To investigate further, we calculated the FI for all available HYVET study participants and obtained frailty-adjusted estimates of the effect of antihypertensive treatment in very elderly people.

Methods {#Sec2}
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The HYVET trial randomised participants 1:1 to active treatment with indapamide sustained release 1.5 mg ± perindopril 2 to 4 mg or to matching placebo. The full


Brucella requires a functional Type IV secretion system to elicit innate immune responses in mice.
The virB operon, encoding a Type IV secretion system (T4SS), is essential for intracellular survival and persistent infection by Brucella spp. To better understand the role of the T4SS in evading host defence mechanisms and establishing chronic infection, we compared transcriptional profiles of the host response to infection with wild-type and virB mutant Brucella strains. Analysis of gene expression profiles in murine splenocytes 3 days after inoculation with wild-type Brucella strains revealed an inflammatory response, with a prominent upregulation of genes induced by both type I and type II interferons. Real-time RT-PCR showed that a group of genes from these pathways were induced by day 3 post infection and declined to baseline levels by**MSC:** 94A60, 11Y16

Introduction {#Sec1}
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### Theorem 1 {#FPar4}

For a state matrix *A*, there is a unique state matrix *B* such that every row in *A* is the sum of two rows from *B*.

### Definition 2 {#FPar5}

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The output of the addition chain constructed in Theorem 4 of \[[@CR5]\] is always determined by the last row of the final matrix, and so it makes sense to analyze how these final rows change throughout the sequence of state matrices. Our first result of this section finds the connection between the last rows of successive matrices.

### Theorem 2 {#FPar8}

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