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 \int\limits_0^1 \int\limits_{0}^{\pi }
{(f(r) -f(s))^2 \over (r^2+s^2-2rs\cos \phi_1 )^{n+1 \over 2} } \,
(rs)^{n-1} |\sin \phi_1 |^{n-2} \, dr ds d\phi_1 \, ,\end{aligned}$$ where $$c_6= \int\limits_{0}^{\pi} |\sin \theta_1|^{n-2} \, d\theta_1
\left(\int\limits_{0}^{\pi} |\sin \theta_2|^{n-3} \,
d\theta_2\right)^2 \times \ldots \times
\left(\int\limits_{0}^{\pi} |\sin \theta_{n-2}| \, d\theta_{n-2}
\right)^2\, .$$ Denote by $J(k)$ the Euler-type integral $$\label{56}
J(k):=\int\limits_{0}^{\pi} {|\sin \phi |^{n-2}d \phi \over
(k^2+\sin^2 (\phi/2) )^{n+1 \over 2}} = 2 \int\limits_{0}^{{\pi
\over 2}} {|\sin (2 \phi) |^{n-2}d \phi \over (k^2+\sin^2 \phi
)^{n+1 \over 2}} \, .$$ Then using $$r^2+s^2-2rs\cos \phi_1=(r-s)^2+4rs \sin^2 (\phi_1 /2)$$ we obtain $$\begin{aligned}
\nonumber
\int\limits_{B_1 (0)\times B_1 (0)}& {(f(|x|)-f(|y|))^2 \over
|x-y|^{n+1}} \, dx dy
\\
\label{55} &=  c_6  \, \int\limits_0^1 \int\limits_0^1 {(f(r)
-f(s))^2 (rs)^{n-1}  \over (4rs)^{n+1 \over 2} } \,
J\bigg({|r-s|\over 2\sqrt{rs}}\bigg) \, dr ds  \, .\end{aligned}$$ From [[(\[56\])]{}]{} and the elementary inequality $2 |z| / \pi {\leqslant}|\sin z| {\leqslant}|z|$ for $z \in [-\pi/2


\,{ 2^{2n-3} \pi^{2-\pi} \over (n-1) (k^2+1)^{n-1
\over 2}} {\leqslant}J(k){\leqslant}{1 \over k^2} \, {\pi^{n-1} \over
(n-1)(k^2+1)^{n-1 \over 2}}  \, .$$ Hence $$J\bigg({|r-s|\over 2\sqrt{rs}}\bigg) {\leqslant}{4rs \over  (r-s)^2} \,
 \, {  \pi^{n-1}
(2\sqrt{rs})^{n-1} \over (n-1)(r+s)^{n-1 }}  =  { 2^{n+1}
\pi^{n-1} (rs)^{n+1 \over 2} \over (n-1)(r+s)^{n-1 }(r-s)^2}$$ and $$J\bigg({|r-s|\over 2\sqrt{rs}}\bigg) {\geqslant}{4rs \over  (r-s)^2} \,
{ 2^{2n-3} \pi^{2-n}(2\sqrt{rs})^{n-1} \over (n-1) (r+s)^{n-1
\over 2}} = { 2^{3n-2} \pi^{2-n} (rs)^{n+1 \over 2} \over
(n-1)(r+s)^{n-1 }(r-s)^2} \, .$$ Substituting these estimates into [[(\[55\])]{}]{} we obtain $${2^{2n-3} \pi^{2-n}  \over
(n-1)} \,  c_6  \,  \textrm{\bf I} {\leqslant}\int\limits_{B_1 (0)\times
B_1 (0)} {(f(|x|)-f(|y|))^2 \over |x-y|^{n+1}} \, dx dy {\leqslant}{
\pi^{n-1} \over (n-1)}\,  c_6   \, \, \textrm{\bf I} \, .$$ Taking $c_5 = 2^{2n-3} \pi^{2-n} c_6 / (n-1) \,   $ we arrive at [[(\[10\])]{}]{}.

\[l1\] Let $\phi (\cdot)$ be{\leqslant}u <
+\infty \, .$$ Consequently, using [[(\[31\])]{}]{} and [[(\[15\])]{}]{}-[[(\[19\])]{}]{} we get $$\begin{aligned}
\nonumber
\textrm{r.h.s. of~{{\rm(\ref{14})}}} &= \lim\limits_{\varepsilon
\rightarrow 0} \int\limits_{1-r}^{\infty}{1-r \over \varepsilon^2
u^2+ (1-r)^2 ( u-1)^2 } \, \bigg(1-{ \phi \big({1\over 1-r} \big)
\over  \phi \big( {u \over 1-r} \big) } \bigg) \, du
\\  \label{20}
 &= {1 \over 1-r} \, \lim\limits_{\varepsilon \rightarrow
0} \int\limits_{1-r}^{\infty}{1 \over (1-r)^{-2}\varepsilon^2 u^2
+ ( u-1)^2 } \, \bigg(1-{\phi \big({1 \over 1-r} \big) \over  \phi
\big( {u \over 1-r} \big) } \bigg) \, du \, .\end{aligned}$$ Substituting $\mu=(1-r)^{-1}$ into [[(\[20\])]{}]{} and making the change $\varepsilon:=\mu^2 \varepsilon $ we arrive at $$\label{27} \textrm{r.h.s. of~{{\rm(\ref{14})}}} {\geqslant}\mu
\lim\limits_{\varepsilon \rightarrow 0} \int\limits_{\mu^{-1}
}^{+\infty}
 {1 \over
\varepsilon^2u^2+(u-1)^2 }  \, \bigg({ \phi (\mu u )- \phi ( \mu )
 \over \phi (\mu u )} \bigg) \, du \, .$$ Combining [[(\[14\])]{}]{} and [[(\[27\])]{}]{} completes the proof.

\[l3\] There exist absolute constants $c_7>0$ and


On the other hand, since $\psi^\prime
(\mu)=-\psi (\mu) (\ln \mu) <0$ we get $$\psi(\mu) {\geqslant}\psi(e) {\geqslant}{\psi (e) \over   1+(\ln \mu )^3}$$ for $1 {\leqslant}\mu {\leqslant}e$. Note that, by [[(\[40\])]{}]{}, $\psi (e) =
2-\delta (e)$. Taking $$c_{10} =  2-\delta (e)= 2-{41 \over 16 \, e^{1 \over 4}} \approx
0.004322994$$ we complete the proof.

Using the left inequality in [[(\[10\])]{}]{} and the fact that $${rs \over r+s} {\geqslant}{1 \over 2} \, \min\{r, s\}  \,$$ we find $$\begin{aligned}
\nonumber
\lefteqn{ \int\limits_{B_1 (0)\times B_1 (0)} {(f(|x|)-f(|y|))^2
\over |x-y|^{n+1}} \, dx dy} \qquad \qquad
\\ \nonumber
&{\geqslant}& {c_5 \over 2^{n-1}} \int\limits_0^1 \int\limits_0^1 {(f(r)
-f(s))^2 \over (r-s)^2 } \, (\min\{r, s\})^{n-1} \, dr ds
\\
\label{32} &=& {c_5 \over 2^{n-1}} \lim\limits_{\varepsilon
\rightarrow 0}\int\limits_0^1 \int\limits_0^1 {(f(r) -f(s))^2
\over \varepsilon^2 +(r-s)^2 } \, (\min\{r, s\})^{n-1} \, dr ds \,
.\end{aligned}$$ An application of Lemma \[l4\] with $m=1$, $B=[0,1]$, $$K(r,s)= {(\min\{r,; RUN: llc -march=msp430 < %s | FileCheck %s
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define i16 @mov(i16 %a, i16 %b) nounwind {
; CHECK-LABEL: mov:
; CHECK: mov.w	r14, r15
	ret i16 %b
}

define i16 @add(i16 %a, i16 %b) nounwind {
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; CHECK: add.w	r14, r15
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}

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; CHECK-LABEL: and:
; CHECK: and.w	r14, r15
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}

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; CHECK: bis.w	r14, r15
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}

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; CHECK-LABEL: bic:
; CHECK: bic.w	r14, r15
        %1 = xor i16 %b, -1
        %2 = and i16 %a, %1


= -u for u.
-5
Suppose o - 7 = -0*o. Let l = o + -13. Let n = -6 - l. Solve 3*f = -n*f - 15 for f.
-5
Suppose 0*g + 6 = 2*g. Solve 0 = -g*a - 0*a - 6 for a.
-2
Let n be 0*((-4)/((-1)/1) - 3). Solve n = 4*f - 13 - 3 for f.
4
Suppose -6 = -t - 2*t. Suppose t*q - 22 = -6. Solve -3*u - q = -u for u.
-4
Let t = 10 - 5. Solve t = -w - 0*w for w.
-5
Suppose 0*b + 0*b + b = 0. Solve 5*p + 2 - 12 = b for p.
2
Let s(c) = -c**3 + 13*c**2 - 16. Let b be s(13). Let k be b*(-3 - (-15)/6). Let d be= 3*w - 6*w. Suppose 0 = -5*j - 0*j + 140. Suppose b + l - 2 - 4 = 0, 0 = -5*b - 3*l + j. Solve -g = -b*g + w for g.
4
Let a(g) = -g + 1. Let k(t) = -3*t - 5. Let w(p) = 2*a(p) - k(p). Let j be w(-5). Solve -j*u - 4 = -0 for u.
-2
Suppose m - 3*i = -5*i - 6, 15 = 2*m - 5*i. Suppose h = 3*h - 4. Suppose 0 = p + h - 4. Solve 2*g + p*g = m for g.
0
Suppose 1 + 9 = 2*j, -p - 2*j + 18 = 0. Suppose k + k = p. Solve 4*n - 2*n + k = 0 for n.
-2
Suppose


the ballot boxes)?

This, despite overwhelming opposition by the Russian people. It’s very hard to buck the imperial hegemon (just ask the Venezuelans and Iranians). Perhaps Russia never had a chance, but the interference did not stop there.

Yelstin handed power to the only credible person in his entourage, Vladimir Putin, who survived the wreckage that Yelstin bequeathed him, and after two terms, relinquished his hold on power according to the constitution. The US did not like this tsar-like figure, fuming at what was seen as a betrayal of Russia’s ‘new’ democracy. Which, remember, Yelstin reduced to rubble in 1993 and put the finishing touch on in 1996.

Putin left office, finishing his two terms. True, Putin had stuck by the constitution, and power devolved in a real show of democracy,Cell Reaction Buffer kit (Invitrogen). Cells (0.3×10^6^) were seeded into wells of 6-well plate and treated with BLyS-gel at 500 pM for 0, 24, 48, or 72 hrs. Cells were then washed, resuspended in L-methionine free media, and incubated for 30 min to deplete methionine reserves. Next, Click-iT HPG was added at a final concentration of 50 µM and cells were incubated another 4 to 16 hrs. As a positive control for protein synthesis inhibition, cells were treated with cycloheximide (Sigma-Aldrich) at 1 µg/ml for 4 hrs prior to addition of Click-iT HPG. To detect Click-iT HPG incorporation cells were washed in PBS+0.5% BSA, fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde for 10 min, permeablized briefly in 0.25% Triton X100 in PBS, and incubated for 30 min with Click-iT reaction cocktail


viability was analyzed following 72 hrs of treatment. NT, no treatment.](pone.0047361.g002){#pone-0047361-g002}

BLyS-gel inhibits protein synthesis in sensitive, but not insensitive, cell lines {#s3d}
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Gelonin is an N-glycosidase that inactivates ribosomes and inhibits protein synthesis [@pone.0047361-Stirpe1], [@pone.0047361-Barbieri1]. To determine whether BLyS-gel treatment inhibits protein synthesis, cells were incubated with BLyS-gel for various periods of time and nascent peptide synthesis was monitored by incorporation of a labeled methionine analog ([Table 2](#pone-0047361-t002){ref-type="table"}). In untreated cells, 70-95% of cells were labeled following the incorporation period. Treatment with the positive control protein synthesis inhibitor cycloheximide reduced the number of labeled cells to less than 1%. BLyS-gel treatment of sensitive cell lines inhibited protein synthesis in a time-dependent manner over a 72 hr period. Treatment of the BLyS-gel insensitive cell line Granta-519 had no effect onalso reduced BLyS-gel induced cytotoxicity suggesting that activation of the RSR has a major role mediating the cytotoxic effects of BLyS-gel. Other studies found that rGel/BLyS induced cell death of the activated B cell (ABC) subtype of DLBCL was dependent upon disruption of other signaling pathways, such as NF-κB, Stat3 and IL-6R [@pone.0047361-Lyu1], [@pone.0047361-Lyu2], [@pone.0047361-Lyu3]. Whether activation of the RSR affects these pathways in ABC-DLBCL cells is unknown.

BLyS-gel treatment prolonged the survival of mice in three xenograft models of disseminated B NHL disease. BCP-ALL develops by transformation of normal B cell progenitors in the bone marrow, which do not express BLyS receptors [@pone.0047361-Treml1]; therefore, the recent discovery of BR3 on BCP-ALLs was somewhat unexpected [@pone.0047361-Onda1], [@pone.0047361-Parameswaran1]. The cell surface expression of BR3 by BCP-ALL cell lines was confirmed


is software development for robotics, where the lack of design and identification of effective abstractions lead to the development of code–driven systems as opposed to model–based ones. In this regard, in [@schlegel:2009:model_driven] the authors point out the gap between the experience available in robotics and the exploitation of such knowledge for a proper software development process.

For the robotics research community as well as for a widespread adoption of robotic technology it is central to have flexible yet reliable software: a typical academic research unit can not afford the same resources to develop reliable software as an airplane or a car manufacturer, yet requires dependable and flexible software for similar complex machinery, in order to address open research questions.\
Developing software for robots is among the most demanding and complexsoftware engineering challenges due to a list of strict and partially conflicting requirements and the sheer complexity arising from the many tasks such a software has to perform in a well orchestrated manner.

More specifically, typical requirements for robot controller software are:

-   Real time capability: specific sections of the program must be able to run in a hard real time context ([e.g. ]{}a 1KHz force control loop).

-   Safety guarantees: a high level of robustness of the whole system is desired ([e.g. ]{}if dealing with a potentially dangerous robot, for people or for itself).

-   Generation and deployment of components for multiple targets ([e.g. ]{}different programming languages or different hardware platforms).

-   Integration of many different resources (sensors, motors, processors etc), with different physical interfaces and APIs.

-


for debugging.

Contribution and motivation
---------------------------

In this paper we address the automatic code generation of rigid-body dynamics algorithms for simulation and control of a robot under real time constraints, based on a general domain model. We will focus on robots assembled in chains or branched chains of rigid links.\
Code used for model based controllers is a typical example of software with an apparent trade-off between flexibility/maintainability and efficiency. On one hand a rigid body model is a generic description of a robot that naturally lends itself for a rather general implementation, [e.g. ]{}with object oriented code. On the other hand it is critical that such code does not violate real time constraints ([e.g. ]{}by system calls such as those for dynamic memory allocation or file access) and is ideally running as fastthe representation of complex joints (see above); this class explicitly forces the inertia parameters of its instances to be zero. Floating base robots can be thought as connected via a virtual six-[dofs]{} joint ([i.e. ]{}no constraint), to an arbitrary point in the world, which is a virtual link as well: [`WorldBase`]{} (cf. [@featherstone:2008:rbda]).

Finally, the conceptual model of Figure \[fig:uml\_model\] describes reference frames through the class [`RefFrame`]{} and the associations with [`Link`]{} and [`Joint`]{} (see section \[sec:model\]); however, since a frame per se does not really have any property (we assume only right–handed coordinate systems) or behavior, we observe that the relevant information is instead in [`Transform`]{}, which provides the transformation parameters for a given couple of frames.

THE DSL {#sec:dsl}
=======

[[dsl]{}s]{}can be roughly divided into two categories, internal


term [“semantic model”]{}, to mean a part of the whole domain model, and identifies each [[dsl]{}]{}document with *a* semantic model, rather than talking about instances.
Isn't It All About Victimization? (Intra)cultural Pressure and Cutural Betrayal Trauma in Ethnic Minority College Women.
Cultural betrayal trauma theory proposes that intraracial trauma in ethnic minority populations includes a cultural betrayal that contributes to outcomes, such as symptoms of PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder; posttraumatic stress symptoms [PTSS]), dissociation, and (intra)cultural pressure. Participants (n = 179) were ethnic minority female college students, who completed online questionnaires. The results revealed that when controlling for age, ethnicity, and interracial trauma, intraracial trauma and (intra)cultural pressure affected PTSS and dissociation. There were also indirect effects of cultural betrayal trauma on outcomes through (intra)cultural pressure. The current study can contribute to clinical interventions that address trauma-related mental health in ethnic minority college women.


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Chris shoved his cock deep inside Bo. Bo howled. Chris stayed for a minute, savoring the ecstasy of his dick in Bo's ass, with Bo whimpering and Jay in front of them jerking off. "Ok," said Bo.
Chris began thrusting. Bo's cock stayed hard as iron as it flopped around from Chris's thrusting. Bo yelled and yelled in pure pleasure and grabbed his cock. "I'm gonna cum!"
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Jay opened his mouth in front of Bo's dick just as it spat semen. The cum landed onstart working on his shareholder letter? Is it something he does shortly before the meetings, or is this a process over several months?

CL: He has said that the minute he finishes one annual letter, he starts working on another one. I certainly don’t see anything that soon. I normally get what he would think of as a first draft—although my impression is that the letter has gone through several drafts before it ever gets to this stage—sometime in December, usually a few days before Christmas. It adds up to a big block of copy landing on my desk around Christmas. The editing process then takes place during January and February, which is also a time in which Warren is making a lot of changes and filling in figures.

CR:


in how totally decentralized it is. Now that doesn’t mean Warren isn’t getting monthly or weekly or perhaps even, in some cases, daily figures from Berkshire’s companies, because he does monitor what is going on in each of them. And I’m sure that if he sees a strange development in the figures of one of the operating companies, he will get on the phone with its CEO and try to find out why that is happening. He’s very vigilant from his post up there at the top. Charlie once said that Warren would die if he didn’t see those figures. But, he can’t and won’t run the companies.

CR: What can you say about his process of evaluating managers, especially when he’s looking to make an acquisition?

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way he could possibly have taken it back is in his pocket,” O’Sullivan claimed.

“If it came through in someone’s pocket by walking through the green channel, that would probably amount to the offence of smuggling a diamond,” O’Sullivan added of Banks’s arrival in the UK. “So we made that the cornerstone of our criminal complaint [to UK authorities].”

O’Sullivan claimed he was told the diamond mentioned in the email was a seven-carat stone worth $40,000 in its rough form. Taxes and duty in the UK and South Africa would have run into thousands of pounds.

Banks declined to respond to questions about why he appeared to have brought a diamond “back” without the necessary certificate, and what, if any, taxes were paid in South Africa or the UK on thealso has "something to do with morals, and with religion, and even with politics perhaps, though we cannot say what" ( _SW_ [1928], p. x). Eliot had "passed on to another problem not touched upon in this book: that of the relation of poetry to the spiritual and social life of its time and of other times" (viii).

His claim that he had not touched on the problem is greatly exaggerated. For example, he praised Shakespeare's era in the "Philip Massinger" essay as a "period when the intellect was immediately at the tips of the senses" ( _SW_ [1928], p. 129) and implied that it was morally superior to later ages. In the "period of Milton," to which Massinger's works belong, Eliot deplored the "decay of the senses" and


to Judeo-Christian as well as distant, non-normative and/or esoteric traditions, prepared the way for Eliot's eventual conversion, conditioning on the one hand his rejection of mystical and esoteric paths to truths as a basis for belief, but also, on the other, his sense of the limitations of agnosticism as a way of dealing with the full range of human experience. Subject to moments of mystical illumination, Eliot was tutored enough in epistemology to find mysticism an inadequate basis for systematic beliefs; educated in democratic circles, he was cosmopolitan enough to grasp the possible value of religious and political hierarchy; and, endowed with a dark cast of mind, he was wise enough to see the necessity both for recognitions of futility and for affirmations of continued struggle against it.

Thethe heavily lapelled overcoat, the reliable shoes and umbrella, the wardrobe of identical three-piece suits ("Nothing ever quite to excess," his tailor is reported as saying). The Eliot costume, moreover, was animated by a range of interested parties, some of whom contributed anonymously to journals like the _Times Literary Supplement_ , while others published poems in their own name with Faber and Faber, or signed letters under this or that _nom de plume._ Eliot the ventriloquist has been admired by plenty of commentators now, just as he himself admired artists able to carry off the difficult trick of vanishing into their own performance. Whether it was Nellie Wallace and Little Tich in the music-hall, offering "an inconceivable orgy of parody of the human race" ( _The Criterion_ 1.2:


the President of a brick manufacturing company it was in any case unlikely that the young Eliot escaped awareness of the mechanics of balloon frame architecture. St. Louis was once singled out, by Giedion, as providing impressive nineteenth-century examples of severely functionalist architecture, a proto-Modernism abandoned before its time.5 One might then see in the widespread American adoption of surface architectural imitation and facade quotation a loss of confidence in American civic culture's having a style of its own. Pound's ransacking of Provencal, Chinese and Renaissance Italian materials can then seem not so distant from Mellon's stone by stone transportation of a medieval French abbey facade to his Pittsburgh museum, or the artificial creation of the New York Cloisters or, finally, Disneyworld itself.

Eliot's recursive recycling of past literaturescask "free-download-manager" do
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  name "Free Download Manager"
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  auto_updates true

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    "org.freedownloadmanager.fdm#{version.major}.helper",
  ],
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stated: Theorem \[Bound\], yielding a lower bound for the minimum distance of some of these codes, and Theorem \[impr\], which improves the bound given by Theorem \[Bound\] in some situations. Some applications of Theorems \[Bound\] and \[impr\] are studied in Section \[ex1\], and lower bounds for the minimum distance are given for explicit examples. The parameters of these codes are compared with those of the best known codes up to now (found in [@codetables] and [@minT]).

Notations {#context}
=========

About coding theory
-------------------

An error–correcting code is a vector subspace $C$ of ${\mathbf{F}}_q^n$ for some positive integer $n$. The integer $n$ is called the *length* of $C$. Elements of $C$ are called *codewords*. The *Hamming weight* $w(c)$ of a vector $c\in {\mathbf{F}}_q^n$ is the number of its nonzero coordinates. The *Hamming distance* $d(x,y)$the smallest $j\in \{0, \ldots , n\}$ such that the coordinate $X_j$ is invertible on $Z_i$. Define $$\mathcal{P}:=\{f\in S_r:\ \{f=0\}\cap U\ \textrm{is smooth of dimension}\ m-1,\ \textrm{and}\ f_{|Z}\in T\}.$$ Then, $$\mu (\mathcal{P})=\frac{\sharp T}{\sharp H^0 (Z, \mathcal{O}_Z)}{\zeta_U (m+1)}^{-1},$$ where $\zeta_U(s)=Z_U(q^{-s})$ denotes the Zeta function of $U$.

\[utile\] Let $S$ be a smooth projective surface over ${\mathbf{F}}_q$ and $Q_1, \ldots, Q_s$ be a finite set of rational points of $S$. There exists an integer $s\geq 0$ such that for all $d\geq s$, there exists a hypersurface $H$ of degree $d$ in $\P^r$ whose scheme–theoretic intersection with $S$ is smooth of codimension $1$ and contains $Q_1, \ldots, Q_s$.

For $j\in \{1,\ldots ,s\}$ denote by $\mathcal{I}_{j}$ the sheaf of ideals of $\mathcal{O}_X$ corresponding to $Q_j$. Let $\mathcal{I}$ be the sheaf of ideals $\mathcal{I}:=\mathcal{I}_{1}\cdots \mathcal{I}_{s}$.


points of $S$. Denote by $\Delta$, the $0$–cycle $\Delta:=P_1 + \cdots , P_n$. Let $c$ be a codeword of $C_L (S, \Delta, G)^{\bot}$, then there exists a sub–$\Delta$–convenient pair of divisors $(D_a, D_b)$ and a rational $2$–form $\omega\in H^0(S,\Omega^2(G-D_a-D_b))$ such that $$c:={\textrm{res}}^2_{D_a,\Delta}(\omega).$$ Moreover, one of the divisors $D_a,D_b$ can be chosen to be very ample.

Before proving Theorem \[1real\], let us state a straightforward corollary of it yielding a positive answer for Question \[qrealsum\]. That is, even if the dual of a functional code on a smooth surface $S$ is not in general a differential code on $S$, **it is always a sum of differential codes on this surface**.

Actually, using Theorem \[1real\], one proves that the dual code $C_L (\Delta, G)^{\bot}$ is a **union** of differential codes.

\[totalreal\] Under thefor such a $ \mathcal{D}$, the property $\mathcal{Q}(\Delta, G, \delta (\mathcal{D}))$ satisfied. Indeed, since $E,F$ and hypersurface sections of $S$ are complete intersections in $\P^3$, from Lemma \[complete\], the cohomological vanishing condition is satisfied. The proof that the interpolating condition ($\mathfrak{I}$) (see Definition \[Q()\]) is also satisfied is left to the reader. Finally, we have the following result.

\[hyper\] The minimum distance $d^{\bot}$ of $C_L (\Delta, G)^{\bot}$ satisfies $$d^{\bot} = (\mathcal{D})=E.((m+2)H_S-E)=m+2.$$

The inequality $\geq$ is a consequence of Theorem \[Bound\]. For the converse inequality, consider a rational line $L$ contained in $S$. After a suitable change of coordinates, one can assume that $P_1, \ldots , P_q\in L$. Therefore, the punctured code $C^{\star}$ obtained from $C_L (\Delta, G)$ by keeping only the $q$ first coordinates, can be regarded as a code


cubics which contain rational lines and those which do not. As in the case of quadrics, we see that the best codes are given by cubics which do not contain rational lines.

### Context {#contcub}

The context is almost the same as that of \[contqua\]. Let $S$ be smooth cubic surface in $\P^3$, let $G$ be of the form $mH_S$ where $H_S$ is a hyperplane section and $\Delta$ be the sum of rational points of $S$ lying out of the support of $H_S$. For the same reason as in Remark \[irrel\], we assume that $m\leq q-2$.

If $m\leq q-2$, then the dimension of $C_L(\Delta, G)$ equals that of $\Gamma (S, \mathcal{O}_S(m))$ which is $$\label{dimcub}
\dim C_L (\Delta, G)=\left(
  \begin{array}{c}
    m+3\\3
  \end{array}
\right)
-
\left(
  \begin{array}{c}
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A:

Instead of merge, as others suggested, you can rebase one branch onto another:
git checkout BranchB
git rebase BranchA

This takes BranchB and rebases it onto BranchA, which effectively looks like BranchB was branched from BranchA, not master.

A:

This is 2 step process

git checkout BranchB ( destination branch is BranchB, so we need the head on this branch)
git merge BranchA (it will merge BranchB with BranchA. Here you have merged code in branch B)

If you want to push your branch code to remote repo then do

git push origin master (it will push your BranchB code to remote repo)


already seen that Apple is working on a standardized controller for iOS devices that could easily become the controller should the Apple TV become a game console. Google has been working on alternative methods.

Unfortunately, the best option for a controller could be a Bluetooth add-on, but for that option would require an entirely new set of hardware, because Google TV boxes do not support Bluetooth devices right now (unless the remote happens to be Bluetooth). Over the past few months, Google has released a few different Chrome experiments that show possible solutions to game interaction with your mobile device. The most directly relevant is the experiment which turned any website into a Super Monkey Ball-style maze, and users could control the action with the accelerometer on their smartphone.defined as
Inductive le : nat -> nat -> Prop :=
  | le_n : forall n, le n n
  | le_S : forall n m : nat, le n m -> le n (S m).

2 <= 2 is true because it's inhabited by le_n 2
2 <= 3 is true because it's inhabited by le_S 2 2 (le_n 2)
2 <= 4 is true because it's inhabited by le_S 2 3 (le_S 2 2 (le_n 2))
3 <= 2 is false because it's not inhabited

For 2 <= 3 to reduce to True, le would have to be defined like, for example,
Fixpoint le (n m : nat) : Prop :=
  match n with
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    match m with


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If you can get your hands on an electric (or hand crank) ice-cream machine you could make your own. Great idea for a 4th party! I know all the kiddos around there parts love when I get out the ice-cream maker.

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So many great ideas, thanks for sharing. I love the patriotic kebob idea; I’ll definitely be adding that one to our festivities this weekend! I’m posting a Red White & Blue Popsicle tomorrow that will go perfectly with the kebabs. Fun treats without the added sugar!

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Introduction {#Sec1}
============

Foot deformities are common in children with cerebral palsy (CP), but the evolution of dynamic foot postures is not well documented.^[@CIT0001]^ Sixty-one percent of children with CP were observed to have equinus,^[@CIT0002]^ and foot and ankle deformities account for 25% to 30% of all surgical procedures performed on ambulatory children with CP to improve gait function.^[@CIT0003]^

The aetiology of foot deformities in children with CP is complex and multifactorial. The evolution of gait and foot development in children with CP does not follow the patterns seen in typically developing (TD) children.^[@CIT0004]^ Abnormal foot postures are caused by muscle spasticity and imbalance, soft-tissue contractures, bony torsion and joint instability,^[@CIT0001],[@CIT0002],[@CIT0005],[@CIT0006]^ which all occur, for the young child, within a dynamic context of neurologic maturation and growth. Bony and soft tissueto functional ability, the CPPI was significantly more valgus in the GMFCS group I/II compared with TD children aged two to seven years but was not significantly different than the TD group after the age of seven years. The CPPI of the GMFCS level III/IV group was greater in valgus than in TD children aged two to 12 years. The GMFCS I/II and III/IV groups were significantly different between the ages of four and 12 years: the GMFCS III/IV group had a more valgus presentation. Heel impulse was reduced in both the GMFCS I/II and III/IV groups compared with TD children, regardless of age, and the III/IV group had significantly less heel contact than the I/II group at all ages.

![Longitudinal change in coronal plane pressure index (CPPI) and


plantar flexor lengthening *versus* Group 2: data from children that did not have plantar flexor lengthening and data from children that had a plantar flexor lengthening prior to the procedure; [Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}).

![The effect of plantar flexor lengthening on longitudinal change in coronal plane pressure index (CPPI) in children with cerebral palsy. (**a**) The means and standard errors. (**b**) The statistical significance; significant differences are found in values that fall below the horizontal line on the graphs. The No Surgery group is all data points from children that did not have plantar flexor lengthening and data points from children that had a plantar flexor lengthening prior to the procedure. The Surgery group is all data points from children that had plantar flexor lengthening following the procedure.](jco-11-229-g0003){#F3}

Discussion {#Sec4}
==========

Children with CPmore varus without intervention. Additionally, a closer examination of the effects of plantar flexor lengthening may reveal significant effects, but in our longitudinal study the procedure had no significant effects on group means of the coronal distribution of the plantar pressure.

Some limitations exist in this longitudinal study. It is a lengthy longitudinal follow-up of children with CP who are receiving standard conservative management at a specialised paediatric hospital and therefore is not a pure natural history. Additionally, the trends described may not be relevant to children who might undergo a different course of treatment at other intuitions; however, because the clinical course of the participants represents our institution's broader treatment philosophy, these data provide a benchmark to which future studies can be compared. While this is the longest


and the tendency for improvement in valgus foot posture in children with CP, conservative management of coronal plane foot deformity is suggested, especially in young children and those ambulating without an assistive device.

Compliance with Ethical Standards {#Sec11}
=================================

Funding Statement {#Sec12}
-----------------

No benefits in any form have been received or will be received from a commercial party related directly or indirectly to the subject of this article.

Ethical Statement {#Sec14}
-----------------

Funding: No sources of funding exist to disclose.

Ethical approval: This study was approved by the Nemours Institutional Review Board. All procedures performed in this study were in accordance with the ethical standards of the institutional research committee and with the 1964 Helsinki Declaration and its later amendments or comparable ethical standards.

Informed Consent: Informed consent was obtained from all individual participants included in thea general way why they failed, 99.999999% of the cases for a downvote that is actually the reason. They were lazy. Nothing I can say will add anything to the default reason. Thus it would be a waste of time on many levels.
– user177800Apr 30 '14 at 20:03

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@JarrodRoberson I have read many answers written by JonathanLeffler and they reflect a consistently high level of expertise. In all likelihood, those who downvote him know far less than he does on whatever the subject. If they had the courage to leave a comment, they would likely learn something from him. Their anonymous downvotes, by contrast, contribute nothing positive to SO.
– John1024May 1 '14 at 0:31

18 Answers
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I believe it is constructive as it shows that the OP wants to know what


why you downvoted, you occasionally get a rant on how you are not welcoming to new people, and if you clarify your position you get asked if you are picking on them. Whether you explain your downvote or not, someone will disagree either way.
– Mark RotteveelApr 30 '14 at 11:43

55

@MarkRotteveel true, but it shouldn't discourage you to do the right thing, even if there are people speaking against you. They are wrong, not you.
– dirkkApr 30 '14 at 12:04

1

@MarkRotteveel Someone will disagree but they cannot unchange your downvote. So what bad can really happen? The only real bad thing should be retaliations downvotes, shouldn't it? Everything else should be harmless.
– TrilarionApr 30 '14 at 19:44

8

While this is certainly a fine theory, I find it not the case inquestion, it doesnt even show up in your history. Answer downvotes do
– BrianMay 2 '14 at 18:24

Well, I saw a question with only 3 views, and a downvote, and someone asked, why the downvote, a person had replied I didn't do it, but may be because.... 1 view of the person who asked, 1 of the downvoter, and 1 of mine. So, it seems, he was the person who downvoted and was trying to hide the fact, I don't know why?... But, he did contribute by stating what can be improved.
– user3459110May 3 '14 at 14:10

1

@AwalGarg - you can't know that. This is exactly what I mean by speculation.
– ChrisF♦May 3 '14 at 14:11

@ChrisF Yes, I agree with your point. I was just trying to state that This


dirkkApr 30 '14 at 10:28

3

@ouflak There is no doubt that your approach would drive away loads of potentially good contributors - I do highly doubt that. This would be the case for a startup site but not for SO. I'd say a "potentially good contributer" has the ability to understand that downvoting is nothing personal and just indicates something is wrong with the question. They would also understand that SO is a valuable resource and not be deterred by a few downvotes. I'd also expect them to invest some effort of their own to find out why they were downvoted, and not to expect to be spoon-fed this information.
– l4mpiApr 30 '14 at 10:30

4

@Plasma, Maybe SE will continue to grow ad infinitum until the internet simply stops. Butreally want 10 comments saying "I can't see any research effort" for a useless question? Or can we please try to focus on increasing the SNR, either by using that time on writing more answers or sweeping out more noise by downvoting/close-voting/flagging?
– PlasmaHHApr 30 '14 at 10:34

6

and @dirkk everyone started with so called stupid questions - no, there are still people decent enough to first check if a question is on-topic, do some research, create a minimal example, find out how to format their post correctly and how to interact with the site and its users in general. And IMO, this should be the expected minimum for someone asking a question. If it's their first question and they get one or two points wrong one should be lenient


other folks too.) What do you do about it?
– devnullMay 10 '14 at 7:44

I guess any algorithm would fail in this case because of too many false positives. It's too close to the usual pattern of up and downvoting if you do it slowly. Maybe the algorithms can still be refined a bit, but in the end you have to resort to human judging (aka a public discussion here about the case).
– TrilarionMay 10 '14 at 7:56

@devnull I don't suppose you could just report the person to a mod, could you? Would it be hard to prove that this person is downvoting you strictly out of retaliation? Also, at our reputation levels, a downvote or two a day would slow us down a little (me more so thanif he has made a mistake, he wants to know about it, so he can learn what he did wrong, and then possibly update his answer too. Also, it can benefit other users than the answerer, since they may see nothing wrong with the answer either, and be wondering why it was downvoted too.

Obviously there are exceptions to this. Like if a user has +4 or more already on an answer and he gets 1 downvote.. It is rather annoying for people to complain about receiving a downvote on posts that are already fairly or highly upvoted. And users shouldn't do this every time they receive a downvote. Only when they are really not sure if their answer is correct, and would like to learn themselves and possibly


(BPT) - Everyone in the family loves to celebrate Halloween, so why not make the most of it? There's plenty you can do together to extend the Halloween magic for a month or more, from crafts and decorating to games and sharing sweet treats.

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Decorating with pumpkins

Short on time to carve pumpkins this year? Or maybe you just want a fun way to decorate them that's safer for younger kids? Try this technique to create a "mummy jack-o'-lantern": use plenty of cheesecloth to wrap tightly around your pumpkin, leaving holes for 'eyes' that can be filled in with black permanent marker or make eyes out of black construction paper.

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A number of people like Isenhart, Aubrianna, Deglaiel, etc. can give pointers on strategy, group makup etc. in game. Missions are straight forward Kill X number of Y or loot A number of B type missions.

There will be NO getting ANY TOB flaggage without getting help from other peeps that have done the content. NONE of them learned it first before helping peeps - they were born knowing it. SO - no self discovery please.


Unfortunately the message he’s sending is that potential shooters should keep their Google Maps app up on their phones and find all the local K-12 classes. It’s open season in California.

Contrast this to Texas, where opponents are struggling to figure out how to implement the Campus Carry law which goes into effect next year. (CNN)

The bill many know as the “campus carry” law is scheduled to go into effect August 1, the 50-year anniversary of the UT Tower sniper shooting, one of the first mass murders on a college campus in America. “We are going to follow the law, and we are going to have to figure out the best way to do that to maintain the appropriate campus life, to keep our faculty and our staff and11, the automatic stay under § 362(a) continues until “the court

grants a discharge on completion of all payments under the plan.”

§ 1141(d)(5)(A). Put differently, the stay continues until the plan ends. Because

Hamilton is an individual, § 362 bars Elite from enforcing the pre-petition

judgment against him until the “completion of all payments under the plan.”

§ 1141(d)(5)(A).

      No court has yet addressed how the BAPCPA changed the duration of the

automatic stay for individual debtors. So Hamilton included a provision in the

plan that would prevent Elite from enforcing the pre-petition judgment during the

plan period. This so-called collection injunction is functionally equivalent to the

Code’s automatic stay, as amended by the BAPCPA.

      The majority disapproves of the collection injunction because “there was no

finding


the plan is not likely to be followed by the

liquidation, or the need for further financial reorganization, of the debtor or any

successor to the debtor under the plan, unless such liquidation or reorganization is

proposed in the plan.” 11 U.S.C. § 1129(a)(11). The feasibility analysis is focused

on the debtor’s ability to fulfill its obligations under the plan. See, e.g., In re Loop

      2
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Eighth Circuit assumed that the nondischargeable debt would be “paid in full
regardless of the plan implemented in bankruptcy.” Maj. Op. at 4 n.2. But the
Eighth Circuit does not explain its basis for this assumption; it could have
reasonably concluded that the holders of nondischargeablecalled back for illegal contact. Although Mike Periera told the FOX Broadcast team that by the rules the penalty was correct, football fans everywhere seemed to agree that it was a harsh call that wasn’t in the spirit of the game.

What sucked

Alfred Morris and Matt Jones combined for a grand total of 0 yards from 7 carries today, as the Redskins turned in what was very nearly their worst rushing performance in team history. As a team, the Redskins accumulated 14 yards on the ground today, 4 of which came from Kirk Cousins on 1 carry, with the remaining 10 coming from Chris Thompson on 4 carries.

and Matt Jones combined for a grand total of 0 yards from 7 carries today, as the Redskins turned in what was


NEW YORK - As the first YouTube Music Awards came to a close Sunday night, creative director Spike Jonze thanked the powers that be at the video-sharing website for "letting us make this mess. " He couldn't have chosen a more apt word. The inaugural 90-minute webcast, held in New York City and hosted by actor Jason Schwartzman and comedian Reggie Watts, was conceived as a more spontaneous answer to the Grammys or the Video Music Awards, one in keeping with the anarchic spirit of the Internet.

The Grammys have the unrivaled prestige. The MTV Video Music Awards go for unpredictable, deliciously viral irreverence. And the BET, Billboard Music and American Music awards are better known for A-list performers than who wins which trophies. So what will the inauguralcurrent.

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Hussein to sign "National Service" bill

What a winner we have in this one. Here is a link to one story about this nonsense. Here is a link to the text of the bill, soon to be law.

To quote from the news article: " . . . Obama is scheduled to sign Tuesday to foster and fulfill people's desire to make a difference, such as by mentoring children, cleaning up parks or building and weatherizing homes for the poor." Wow. Just think of all those people who wanted to help clean up parks and weatherize homes for the poor, but didn't realize they could. I can see them now in the park, wanting to pick up that old beer can but not realizing that it wouldmore and more of his
"crazy" insights turn into New York Times headlines, I'm starting to think he
was ahead of the curve.

~~~
gascan
Am I missing something here? Paying cash doesn't prevent the opening of
fraudulent lines of credit in your name.

Equifax et al don't particularly care if you pay cash, they have some form of
record on you either way.

~~~
jessaustin
I guess the idea is that if one were "off the grid" enough not to have a
phone, one's details wouldn't be in their DB in the first place. That would
make one's identity harder to steal, which would cause the thieves to move on
to the next victim.

~~~
drablyechoes
The SSN of someone "off the grid" would actually be perfect for doing what is
called synthetic identity fraud. If a given SSN has no credit history, you can
make


to a real person somewhere. If that real person is a child or "off the
grid", then the CRAs have no idea who the real person is and their SSN is ripe
for creating a synthetic identity that will probably go undetected for years.

------
hex1848
I am tired of people calling me a "victim" of identity theft. I'm not the
victim. The companies and government agencies that allowed themselves to be
defrauded by someone posing as me are the victims. If you didn't do your due
diligence in properly verifying the identity of the person you handed out
cash, goods or services too it's on you. That being said, the entire system is
broken. I've had 5 cellphones taken out in my name, I've had multiple credit
cards opened using my social security number. I've been interviewed bystolen is responsible
for the problem is ridiculous. This problem should be called libel and the
perpetrators (the entity reporting false info that hurts you) punished.

~~~
jessaustin
These proposed "large fines" would still require regular people to deal with
putative creditors and occasionally to defend themselves in court. Structural
changes are required to make the system as it actually functions more
equitable to humans. What are structural changes? For instance, prior to
enforcing a debt the law could require the production of an authenticated
video recording of the debtor clearly stating, "I am John Doe and I agree that
I owe EvilCo $1,000 on May 9, 2018." This requirement would make it more
difficult to lend money, so it would be opposed by some very deep pockets. I
suspect that any actual solution to the inequity in this area would


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That message was brought home, poignantly, by Michelle Barbiere of Placemark Investments, who told an audience of investment advisors at the MarketCounsel conference how an advisor she worked with a decade ago suddenly contracted West Nile virus.

Speaking at a wide-ranging session devoted to succession planning, Barbiere said the advisor — in the prime of// Copyright 2014 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
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Others are answered and closed/locked because while they are not good questions that we should allow on the site, we answer them because of how generic they are and because they are very likely to get asked again.
Lastly, some questions are possibly answered and closed because they have been asked already or because they are so similar in content with another that they can be merged. (Any any answers on the duplicate will be transferred to the first one.) Here are some examples:

https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/1179/how-to-append-two-blender-files
How to Simulate the marble procedural texture in cycles
How can i use an image as a background in Blender Render?

Closed questions are basically those that don'tA horrifying case of human sacrifice has come to light from Bihar’s Bhagalpur area where a man wanting to have his kids, ended up sacrificing his brother’s child on advice of an occultist.

The accused has been identified as Shivnandan Das who took his bother’s son Kanhaiya Kumar to market on the pretext of buying firecrackers for Diwali. However, midway he took the child to a nearby village and sacrificed him.

“Choose animal or human”: Family sacrifices teen boy on advice of occultist; 3 held

As soon as the villagers came to know about the incident, they informed the police. The incident was reported to Pirpainti police station on Monday. SDPO Reshu Krishna and other policemen reached the crime spot to cool down the matter.

On inquiry, villagers claimed that Das had


Piet Bukman

Pieter "Piet" Bukman (born 7 February 1934) is a retired Dutch politician and diplomat of the Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) party and economist.

Bukman attended a Gymnasium in Delft from April 1946 until June 1952 and applied at the Free University Amsterdam in July 1952 majoring in Economics obtaining an Bachelor of Economics degree in June 1954 before obtaining an Master of Economics degree in July 1958. Bukman worked as a trade association executive for the Christian Farmers and Gardeners Association (CBTB) from August 1958 until December 1980 and served as General-Secretary from May 1968 until September 1975 and as Chairman from September 1975 until December 1980.

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Dr: This gives you about a 40% chance of having one healthy baby.

Me: Huh?

The doctor then walked me through factors that I hadn’t taken into account. There are a couple of points where you lose eggs along the way before genetic testing: thawing


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transistors.
In order to prevent such an outcome, each unit transistor forming an amplifier employs a ballast resistor to have negative feedback characteristics, such that thermal equilibrium can be maintained among unit cells, thereby protecting the transistors from destruction.
FIG. 1 is a view illustrating a circuit of an amplifier according to the prior art, in which each unit cell 15 includes a transistor 13 and a ballast resistor 14, which is connected to the emitter of the transistor 13, and thus forms thermally negative feedback. Therefore, the amplifier prevents heat-induced performance deterioration and device destruction.
However, since such a ballast resistor 14, employed in each cell to form thermally negative feedback, forms electrically negative feedback as well as thermally negative feedback, gain and efficiency of the amplifier are decreased.
FIG. 2the progressive training protocol.

Related Work and Our Contributions
==================================

We first briefly overview GANs based generative learning and the related applications of Atrous convolution and attention mechanism.

**Generative Adversarial Networks** Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) have achieved great success in various image generation tasks, including image-to-image translation [@isola2017image; @zhu2017unpaired; @taigman2016unsupervised; @liu2016coupled; @huang2018multimodal], image super-resolution [@ledig2017photo; @sonderby2016amortised] and text-to-image synthesis [@reed2016generative; @reed2016learning; @yang2016stacked]. Despite the success, the training of GANs is notorious to be unstable and sensitive to the choices of hyper-parameters. Several directions have attempted to stabilize the training of GAN and improve the generated sample diversity, including designing new network architectures [@radford2015unsupervised; @zhang2017stackgan; @karras2017progressive], modifying the learning objectives and dynamics [@salimans2018improving; @arjovsky2017wasserstein; @metz2016unrolled; @che2016mode; @zhao2016energy; @nowozin2016f], adding regularization methods [@gulrajani2017improved; @miyato2018spectral] and introducing heuristic tricks [@salimans2016improved; @odena2016conditional; @heusel2017gans]. Recently spectral normalized


County)

v.

JAMES EDWARD FRYE,

     Defendant and Appellant.

                   James Edward Frye appeals a judgment following his guilty plea to
three counts of committing lewd acts upon a child (Pen. Code, § 288, subd. (a)),
felonies. He was sentenced to an aggregate state prison term of eight years. He
appealed.
                   We appointed counsel to represent Frye on this appeal. After
examination of the record, his counsel filed an opening brief requesting the court to
make an independent review under People v. Wende (1979) 25 Cal.3d 436.
          contamination. A total of 180 *μ*L of the macerated lymph node with 20 *μ*L of each bacterial suspension was uniformly distributed on each plate using a Drigalski spatula.

In addition, 100 lymph nodes, 50 from pigs and 50 from wild boar with lymphadenitis, were collected in slaughterhouses in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. In the laboratory, these lymph nodes were macerated in a 1 : 10 dilution with sterile saline solution for microbiological analysis.

For this analysis, three different culture media were used:*Brucella*agar, Farrell medium, and CITA medium. For the controls and for the samples, two plates of each medium were used; one plate was maintained at 37°C in a normal atmosphere and another plate was maintained at 37°C with 10% CO~2~ and high humidity. The plates were observed daily and considered negative


if there was no bacterial growth by the 14th day. Colonies that grew on the plates were evaluated by morphology, growth period, and Gram staining \[[@B15]\].

3. Results and Discussion {#sec3}
=========================

The growth of*B. canis*,*B. ovis*,*B. abortus*,*B. abortus* B19, and*B. abortus* Rb51 was observed in the 10 plates of*Brucella*agar medium plated with lymph nodes contaminated with the different*Brucella*spp. (controls). In 6 of these plates, fungal growth was observed, demonstrating a lack of inhibition of fungal contamination. The results of the analyzed lymph nodes (100 lymph nodes corresponding to 200 plates) showed 70 plates with fungal growth on*Brucella*agar medium, 39 from pigs and 31 from wild boar. The growth of these microorganisms is due to the absence of the antimycotic cycloheximide, which is present in the Farrell supplement and inhibits theAlthough proper dietary and lifestyle habits, routine screening and prophylactic vaccines help reducing the risk for certain cancers, more than 1,000,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every year. The etiology of cancer is multi-factorial, as cancer results from the interaction of genetic, environmental, medical and lifestyle factors. While prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed type of cancer, breast cancer and lung cancer are also common, followed by colorectal cancer and renal cancers. Knowledge of cancer genetics helps identifying individuals that are at risk, and developing a treatment tailored to the molecular fingerprint of the disease. Nevertheless, invasive cancer treatment, including surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, is not always successful and is often accompanied by side effects, such as nausea, vomiting, suppression of the immunological system, weakness, suppression of


have brought out her inner beauty by dressing her in an outfit you see on the dancers of Pine Ridge Indians in the USA...they have amazing outfits ! something like that but canadian ..

Wtf were they thinking ..is a Native person beautiful only when they are scantily clad..this costume is disgusting.. what are those Raven feathers ? Who the frick was consulted in this design.. appalling

I went to Keyther Estevez's FB page, his work is generally very elegant and gracious, it is a shame the totem pole design was chosen for Miss Canada, it is over the top in tacky-ness, and ridiculous in concept. There must be people in charge who approved this design and they should be taken to task. Even purchasing some fabric yardage from Valentino,speak up, we need your help to create the Firestorm in order for her to be held accountable and to use her platform as Miss Universe Canada to educate, she's got the perfect opportunity to change things. I pray she uses this chance she's been given to do the right thing.

Wow! That is terrible. Unfortunately, ignorance is no excuse. I am tired of the "but we are honoring you" argument. I am sure am glad we have a Native fashionista to set the world straight and publish good material! I am glad you lead by example. Rachael Cassidy

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1. Field of the Invention
Multiple liner roll support.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In the past, stands have been used to rotatably support rolls of liner adjacent an end of a corregated paperboard making machine to permit liner to be fed into the latter. Rolls of liner weigh hundreds of pounds each, and when such stands are used the rolls must be hoisted into elevated rotatable positions thereon. Such an operation is not only time-consuming but also requires the expenditure of substantial physical energy.
The primary purpose in devising the present invention is to supply a multiple liner roll support that is power operated, permits rolls of liner to be raised from the floor to elevated rotatable positions, and by manipulation of the device a depleted roll of liner mayStaphylococcal alpha-toxin: repair of a calcium-impermeable pore in the target cell membrane.
Staphylococcal alpha-toxin forms heptameric pores that render membranes permeable for monovalent cations. The pore is formed by an amphipathic beta-barrel encompassing amino acid residues 118-140 of each subunit of the oligomer. Human fibroblasts are susceptible to alpha-toxin but are able to repair the membrane lesions. Thereby, toxin oligomers remain embedded in the plasma membrane and exposed to the extracellular medium. In this study, we sought to detect structural changes occurring in the pore-forming sequence during lesion repair. Single cysteine substitution mutants were labelled with the environmentally sensitive fluorochrome acrylodan and, after mixing with wild-type toxin, incorporated into hybrid heptamers on fibroblast membranes. Formation of the lipid-inserted beta-barrel was accompanied by characteristic fluorescence emission shifts. After lesion repair,


than in the peripheral blood \[[@B8]\]. Inflammatory responses in the placenta may lead to functional damage in the placental villi, thus disturbing feto-maternal exchange and leading to LBW \[[@B5]\]. Histological studies on placental malaria have shown that *P. falciparum*-infected placentae are characterized by an increase in inflammatory cells and that such cells are mainly monocytes and macrophages with a smaller population of granulocytes and lymphocytes \[[@B9]\]. Few studies have investigated immunological responses related to placental cell infiltrates \[[@B10]\].

Malaria during pregnancy is a long-standing health problem in Sudan where pregnant women are susceptible to malaria during pregnancy regardless of their age or parity \[[@B3]\]. In Sudan, malaria is associated with LBW \[[@B4]\], which is a leading cause of high perinatal mortality \[[@B11]\]. The current study was conducted to investigateclose to the hospital facility. Women with high-risk pregnancies are referred to the hospital. However, the referral criteria are not strictly adhered to and many women without a high-risk pregnancy deliver at the hospital.

A sample size calculation was made to provide over 80% power to detect a difference of 5% at α = 0.05. This was based on the assumption that 10% of women might not respond or have incomplete data. In this study, a case represents a woman who had a LBW delivery (\<2,500 g). A consecutive woman who delivered next to the case and had a normal birth weight baby at delivery (≥ 2,500 g) was taken as a control for each case. Women pregnant (case or controls) with twins and those with hypertension, diabetes mellitus or antepartum hemorrhage were


fibrin). Slides were read by a pathologist who remained blind to the clinical characteristics of the participants and the arms of the study.

Immunohistochemical methods
---------------------------

Details of the immunohistochemical methods used can be found elsewhere \[[@B4],[@B12],[@B13]\]. Briefly, immunohistochemical analysis was performed in neutral formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue using EnVision™ FLEX Solution according to the manufacturer's instructions (<http://www.ihcworld.com/products/IHC-Tek-Reagent.htm>). To summarize, 3-mm sections were deparaffinized and hydrated through xylene and graded alcohols, and peroxidase was blocked for 5 min in 0.03% H~2~O~2~ containing sodium azide. The slides were then incubated with a primary antibody against CD 20 or CD3 for 40 min. A peroxidase-labeled polymer was applied to the slides for 40 min. After washing in TBS, the slides were incubated with a solution containing diaminobenzidine substrate chromogen, washed in distilled water, counterstained with hematoxylin, re-washed,her in the litterbox, and briefly scratch the litter with your finger. However, don’t force your cat to stay in the litterbox; you don’t want your cat to have a negative experience in the litterbox.

“Liver disease” is a very general term used to describe several conditions that can damage liver cells. If the problem progresses, it can eventually lead to decreased liver function, liver failure, and death.

Lymphocytes are white blood cells that normally work to protect the body as part of the immune system. Occasionally, a change occurs within the cells that causes them to become destructive and reproduce uncontrollably. This is a type of malignancy, or cancer, called lymphoma or lymphosarcoma. Dogs and cats may be diagnosed with lymphoma. Boxers, golden retrievers, and basset hounds are dog


in guinea pigs observed from this study is DTDM, MMBT and then MBT. It appears that the disulfide bond, sulfur linkage and the sulfhydryl group may each play a role in the sensitizing capacity of these compounds.NMDA (1-1000 μM) activated concentration-dependent responses from hSC-derived neurons. Glutamate currents were inhibited by kynurenic acid (1 mM) and NMDA responses were blocked by MgCl(2) (2 mM) in a highly voltage-dependent manner. Together, these findings show that neurons derived from human stem cells develop an array of functional receptors and ion channels with a pharmacological profile in keeping with that described for native neurons. This study therefore provides support for the hypothesis that stem cells may provide a powerful source of human neurons for future neuropharmacological studies.


– Miguel Sano was interviewed by investigators from Major League Baseball on Tuesday, a sign that the inquiry into an alleged assault on a female photographer in 2015 may be nearing a resolution.

Sano, 24, missed the Twins’ workouts Tuesday after his representatives informed the team of his appointment with MLB’s security departments, according to a source with knowledge of his whereabouts. Sano returned to Hammond Stadium by late afternoon, in time for the Twins’ night game against Boston, though he was not in the lineup.

Sano did some weightlifting after returning to camp, Paul Molitor, and the manager decided to stick to his plan to have the burly Dominican make his Grapefruit League debut Wednesday. Sano will bat cleanup and play third base in the Twins’ home game vs.636 F.2d 51
PAR-KNIT MILLS, INC., Appellant,v.STOCKBRIDGE FABRICS COMPANY, LTD., Appellee.
No. 80-1589.
United States Court of Appeals,Third Circuit.
Argued Nov. 7, 1980.Decided Dec. 30, 1980.

1
Stuart, Murphy, Smith, Mussina, Harris & Rieders, Williamsport, Pa., for appellant; Clifford A. Rieders and Burk Bishop (argued), Williamsport, Pa., on brief.

2
Nogi, O'Malley & Harris, P. C., Scranton, Pa., for appellee; Paul A. Barrett (argued), Scranton, Pa., on brief.

3
Before HUNTER and GARTH, Circuit Judges, and SAROKIN, District Judge.*

OPINION OF THE COURT
SAROKIN, District Judge:

4
Par-Knit Mills, Inc.  ("Par-Knit") appeals from an order of the district court staying federal court proceedings pending the completion of arbitration.  The question presented on this appeal is whether the district court was correct in concluding that Par-Knit, as a matter of law, had entered into a written agreement to arbitrate disputes arising


of such employee is intended to bind the corporation is reduced.  Par-Knit contends that the confirmations were submitted to its production manager for confirmation of delivery dates only, and that the limited purpose for which the documents were signed is evidenced by the fact that a signature was affixed by the production manager rather than a corporate officer.  Implicit in that contention, although not specifically raised below, is the assertion that the production manager had limited authority and would not ordinarily be the company agent to execute contracts on behalf of the corporation.  If the production manager did not have the actual or apparent authority to execute the contract, the corporation cannot be bound, no matter how clearly the document was labeled.

14
The court recognizes thatt = -0.577 + f. What is t rounded to 2 decimal places?
0.05
Let f = 62 + -62.000464. Round f to 5 decimal places.
-0.00046
Let r = -8 + 5.9. Let j = r + 2.10023. What is j rounded to four decimal places?
0.0002
Let p be (-2)/3 + 8/3. Suppose 0 = -5*u - 3*t + 348, -p*t - 154 = -4*u + 142. Round u to the nearest 10.
70
Let i = -91 - -82.7. Round i to zero dps.
-8
Let n = 25498403 - 7747607. Let a = 17750613.00083 - n. Let u = a + 183. Round u to 4 dps.
0.0008
Let c = 7 + -8. Let b = 4.08 + -0.78. Let a = c - b. Round a to zero dps.
-4
Let a = -801.528 + 939.67.


unpin the array.
bmp.Dispose();
handle.Free();

public static int GetStride(int width, PixelFormat pxFormat)
{
    //float bitsPerPixel = System.Drawing.Image.GetPixelFormatSize(format);
    int bitsPerPixel = ((int)pxFormat >> 8) & 0xFF;
    //Number of bits used to store the image data per line (only the valid data)
    int validBitsPerLine = width * bitsPerPixel;
    //4 bytes for every int32 (32 bits)
    int stride = ((validBitsPerLine + 31) / 32) * 4;
    return stride;
}

I thought that the Bitmap would make a copy of the array data, but it actually points to the same data. Was you can see:
Color c;
c = bmp.GetPixel(0, 0);
Console.WriteLine("Color before: " + c.ToString());
//Prints: Color before: Color [A=255, R=0, G=0, B=0]
data[0] = 255;
c = bmp.GetPixel(0, 0);
Console.WriteLine("Color after: "asked it here. It depends on the number of images and its sizes. Nobody have gave me a quantitative answer. It seams that it is hard to determine.
You can also alloc the memory using Marshal or use the unmanaged memory allocated by the Bitmap.
I've done a lot of test using two threads. As long as the Bitmap is locked it is ok. If the Bitmap is unlock, than it is not safe! My related post about read/write directly to Scan0. Boing's answer "I already explained above why you are lucky to be able to use scan0 outside the lock. Because you use the original bmp PixelFormat and that GDI is optimized in that case to give you the pointer and not a copy. This pointer is valid


[] (not ushort[]) and the Stride == 3 * size.Width (not 6 * ...) because we build a 24bpp not 48bpp
BitmapData writerBuff= bm.LockBits(new Rectangle(0, 0, size.Width, size.Height), ImageLockMode.UserInputBuffer | ImageLockMode.WriteOnly, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb, myPrewrittenBuff);
// note here writerBuff and myPrewrittenBuff are the same reference
bitmap.UnlockBits(writerBuff);
// done. bitmap updated , no marshal needed to copy myPrewrittenBuff

// Now lets read back the bitmap into another format...
BitmapData myReadingBuffer = new BitmapData();
ushort[] buff = new ushort[(3 * size.Width) * size.Height]; // ;Marshal.AllocHGlobal() if you want
GCHandle handle= GCHandle.Alloc(buff, GCHandleType.Pinned);
myReadingBuffer.Scan0 = Marshal.UnsafeAddrOfPinnedArrayElement(buff, 0);
myReadingBuffer.Height = size.Height;
myReadingBuffer.Width = size.Width;
myReadingBuffer.PixelFormat = PixelFormat.Format48bppRgb;
myReadingBuffer.Stride = 6 * size.Width;
// now read into that buff
BitmapData result = bitmap.LockBits(new Rectangle(0, 0, size.Width, size.Height), ImageLockMode.UserInputBuffer | ImageLockMode.ReadOnly, PixelFormat.Format48bppRgb, myReadingBuffer);
if (object.ReferenceEquals(result, myReadingBuffer)) {
    // Note: we pass here
    // and buffan electric circuit of the semiconductor element to bumps when signals are taken out from the electric circuit to the outside, semiconductor element surface bumps provided at the center of the semiconductor element corresponding to the output of the electric circuit, and bumps provided at the outer peripheral portion of the semiconductor element are respectively connected by wiring patterns provided on a substrate.
According to the present technique, since the connections between the semiconductor element circuit and the wiring patterns can be conducted even by connecting wirings, the connecting wirings can be substituted for the wirings routed at the surface or inside, thus resulting in the realization of a size and weight reduction in the semiconductor element.
In the technique disclosed in the patent document 1, however, no consideration was


a skewed configuration of C1q collagens bound to C1r and C1s ([Fig. 4*A*](#fig04){ref-type="fig"}), while in these complexes gC1q units were bound to sixfold symmetric Fc platforms. Considering the stiffness of collagens ([@r34]), a single sliding motion of two halves of the C1 complex may convert nonskewed and skewed hexagonal arrangements of C1r~2~s~2~-bound collagen and gC1q units, respectively, in unbound C1 to vice versa arrangements in antibody-bound C1 ([Fig. 4*C*](#fig04){ref-type="fig"} and [Movie S1](https://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1901841116/-/DCSupplemental)).

C4b Bound to IgM-C1 Complexes. {#s6}
------------------------------

The maps revealed additional densities adjacent to the IgM-Fab arms that corresponded to C4b ([@r35]) with the thioester-containing domain (TED) positioned next to the inner Fab and its thioester moiety oriented toward the membrane, consistent with covalent attachment to the surface ([Fig. 5*A*](#fig05){ref-type="fig"} and [*SI Appendix*, Fig. S1*D*](https://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1901841116/-/DCSupplemental)). Particle classification resulted inThe C4b density fit. (*B*) Protein interaction map showing the domains mediating binding between the protein complexes. (*C*) Interactions of C4b (surface model) with IgM, C1q, and C1s (ribbon models) are indicated by dashed boxes. C4b colored as in [*SI Appendix*, Fig. S1](https://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1901841116/-/DCSupplemental). (*D*) Hypothetical IgM-C1-C4 model. The TED domain is structurally unhindered and free to rearrange upon cleavage to C4b. (*E*) Hypothetical IgM-C1-C4bC2 model showing steric clashes with both the Fc and Fab regions of IgM.](pnas.1901841116fig05){#fig05}

Modeling C4b ([@r35]) into the density maps indicated that C4b interacts with multiple components of C1 and IgM ([Fig. 5 *B* and *C*](#fig05){ref-type="fig"}). Specific electrostatic interactions needed for C1s-C4 binding ([*SI Appendix*, Fig. S9*A*](https://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1901841116/-/DCSupplemental)) ([@r36]) were also shown to be between CCP1-CCP2 and the C-terminal C345c (CTC) domain of C4 in the


([Fig. 5 *B* and *C*](#fig05){ref-type="fig"}). Cleavage of C4 into C4b induces large structural rearrangements that expose the thioester moiety in C4b TED for covalent attachment to the surface ([Fig. 5*A*](#fig05){ref-type="fig"}). In addition, a conformational switch of the C4b CTC-anchor region (residues 1,579--1,593) from α-helix to β-hairpin \[as previously observed in structures of C3 and C4 ([@r35], [@r37], [@r40])\] allows the MG1--6 core of C4b to align with the outer Fab arm. The final structure of IgM-C1-C4b is in agreement with covalent attachment of C4b to the membrane and IgM-C1 binding of C4b through C4b interactions with gC1q, CCP2-SP of C1s, and both Fab arms ([Fig. 5 *B* and *C*](#fig05){ref-type="fig"}). Displacement of the Fab arms by C4b ([*SI Appendix*, Fig. S4*C*](https://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1901841116/-/DCSupplemental)), yielding the final IgM-C1-C4b structures, implies mobility orDay: April 30, 2015

This muffin is just the kind of muffin you should eat for breakfast. It is not overly-sweet and will keep you full for hours. This recipe can be adapted to suit your taste. I usually add blueberries but other berries, apples, and bananas work well too. This time I used strawberries and blueberries as per my son’s request. Makes: 12 standard Read More …


1999 Vuelta Ciclista de Chile

The 22nd edition of the Vuelta Ciclista de Chile was held from March 11 to March 21, 1999.

Stages

1999-03-11: Santiago (Circuito "Avenue Merino Benítez") (4 km)

1999-03-12: Santiago — El Tabo (137.4 km)

1999-03-13: El Tabo — San Fernando (164.3 km)

1999-03-14: Curicó — Constitución (173.3 km)

1999-03-15: Cauquenes — San Pedro de la Paz (149.4 km)

1999-03-16: Concepción — Los Angeles (139.9 km)

1999-03-17: Los Angeles — Chillán (135 km)

1999-03-18: Chillán — Talca (158.4 km)

1999-03-19: Talca — Curicó (97.5 km)

1999-03-19: Cruce Curicó — El Plumero (20 km)

1999-03-20: Curicó — Isla de Maipo (200 km)

1999-03-21: Santiago (Circuito "Providencia") (71.4 km)

Final classification

References
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Chiledel(15)(q11q15) associated with transformation of chronic myelomonocytic leukemia.
Nonrandom cytogenetic abnormalities have been described in a variety of human malignancies including myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS). Acquisition of new chromosomal abnormalities may herald onset of a more aggressive disease. We report a patient with chronic myelomonocytic leukemia (CMMoL) who initially had a normal karyotype, but in whom the clonal interstitial deletion of chromosome 15 (q11-q15) was coincident with development of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) one year later. To date, this chromosomal change has not been reported in CMMoL, AML, or any other human malignancy.


bus to Pila. Terri lifted the mood by forcing the clearly unhappy passengers on board to sing the national anthem of Philippines, which lead to a monotonous drool.

Kinar & Brett arrived, and Kinar who chose to do the roadblock, misinterpreted the clue and wanted to ride the bull instead of leading it.

More teams arrived. Diane was dragged freestyle by her bull, but she survived.

Teams came and went. The next clue: head back to Manila and load four boxes from a Caltex station into a jeepney and deliver them to an orphanage.

Pam & Van got agitated as they thought the station was in Pila, not in Manila, so they wandered around aimlessly. Marc & Rovilson meanwhile, were already on the bus back to Manila. The sisters got into theCemetery! Where the legendary Jose Rizal is buried, apparently.

Marc & Rovilson were determined to be first in their home country. Ultimately they arrived first to a cheerful Allan Woooooo, and were awarded with USD5000!! Happy boys got cash.

Paula & Natasha squatted with strangers to arrive at the pit stop second.

Ann & Diane finished third once more.

Meanwhile, the last two, Terri & Henry and Edwin & Monica arrived at the detour. Terri & Henry agreed that Terri would shut her mouth while Henry directed the moves.

Edwin & Monica continued to bark at each other, or it was Edwin only, rather. Edwin threw a tantrum like a big baby on two standing feet. Said big baby,

“You’re not doing anything, unless I say so, ok? Now you just stand here, that’s


still lost and walking around aimlesly. (Bless the poor girl)

So far the girls are doing steadily except Heather, who still has 0 go-sees. Finally she managed to find one, (at this point, “Hallelujah” started to play) and was told to work on her walk, but her looks are definitely great.

Chantal clashed with Saleisha, who beated her to the next designer. Saleisha praised the designer’s work over and over again, and Chantal commented, “she kisses ass”. (Uh-huh.) After Saleisha left, Chantal picked up Saleisha’s footsteps and began to kiss ass herself…

Saleisha then clashed with Bianca, who was done at the time. Bianca asked Saleisha where the next go-see was, and Saleisha, ever so innocent, (yeah right) told her she didn’t know where it was located. It was actually justdetails of the FTIR spectra are provided in Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}: Figures S1-S38, and they are illustrated in Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Tables S1-S18 in the Supplementary Appendix. For each DES, a comparison was made between the DES spectrum and its individual components. Each table relates to a type of DES and involves the peaks in the spectrum of the DES and in its individual components. The peaks of the DES spectra may be identical to those of salt or HBD. However, some shifting was noticed in some peaks, as shown in Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"} and Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}: Figures S1-S18.

Additional file [3](#MOESM3){ref-type="media"}: Table S19 indicates the peaks that were detected for each DES and the matching functional group. The origins of the functional groups, which can be either from the


and 9) {#Sec12}

Only three functional groups were identified in the N,N-based DESs (Table [5](#Tab5){ref-type="table"}). C-H groups were observed in all N,N-based DESs prepared from glycolic HBDs. The type of glycolic HBD tended to have a role in determining the salt contributions by controlling the functional groups that were being identified.Table 5Functional groups coming from N,N salt after DES formationFunctional groupInvolving DESC-H (deformation)AllN-H^+^ (stretching) of quaternary ammonium7,9C--N^+^ (symmetric stretching)7,8

### MPB-based DESs (10, 11, 12, and 13) {#Sec13}

The aromatic ring in MPB was clearly identified in MPB-based DESs as =C-H and C=C groups. The bond between this ring and the phosphorus atom also was found in all of the DESs based on MPB salt as was the case in the salt itself. However, the P-CH~3~ functional group was detected in the**d** respectively)Fig. 12TEM images for pristine and functionalized graphene by DES 1

The particle sizes of graphene modified by DES 5 and 18 were investigated similarly in p-Gr and o-Gr (Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}: Figure S61). The results showed a decrease of \~50% in their average size compared to o-Gr particles. This also confirmed that the deformation of the structure was caused by serious splitting of the aggregated particles. The test may not exhibit the real values for the sizes of the graphene particles, but it does provide an indication concerning the overall changes in particle size after treatment with DES.

Dispersibility and suspension stability {#Sec20}
---------------------------------------

Tests of the dispersibility and suspension stability were conducted for the graphene samples using the same conditions of concentration, sonication time, and temperature (room temperature). The


carboxyl groups and water molecules \[[@CR80]\].

### Zeta potential {#Sec21}

Zeta potential was measured for graphene dispersions in water (0.01 g/100 ml), and the results are presented in Fig. [18](#Fig18){ref-type="fig"}(a). The maximum enhancement in zeta potential after treatment with KMnO~4~ was for the graphene that was functionalized by DES 5 based on ChCl:U. However, not all graphene functionalization processes led to better dispersibility. This can be attributed to changes on the surface of the carbon after each treatment due to the manipulation of functional groups that have different hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity properties. It also confirmed the reduction effect caused by the DESs, which control the presence level of oxygen-containing functional groups in the modified samples. These groups led to electronegativity with the different values of electron density responsible for the negativereducing abilities of the DESs used were responsible for the different levels of agglomeration during the dispersibility tests. However, each modification process was an independent case that could be interpreted based on various aspects. The as-functionalized graphene may have different electrical, mechanical, or optical properties than the original pristine graphene. Thus, it is important to extend this study and test the functionalized graphene in various potential applications.

Additional files {#Sec23}
================

Additional file 1: Figures S1-S61.FTIR spectra of DESs and their individual components as well as DES-modified graphene oxide, TGA/DTG curves for DES-functionalized graphene oxide (Gr 1--18), Raman Spectra (for Gr 6--18), XRD patterns (Gr 1--18) and particle size distribution (Gr 5 and Gr 18).Additional file 2: Tables S1-S18.Detected peaks form FTIR spectra for DESs and their individual components.Additional file 3:


campaigns to qualify. This means that in October we could theoretically see a stage with Tulsi and Marianne, Tom Steyer and Bill Deblahblahblah, Joe Sestak and John Delaney. Please, God, if you’re up there, just make it stop.

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If that happens, you’re going to see a lot of extremely traumatized Democrats. For now, we can enjoy our nearly empty ten candidate debate stage but there is a chance – albeit a small one – that October will see another monster two-night soul crusher featuring Russian asset Tulsi and voodoo-witch anti-vaxxer Marianne.of value in excess of the mortgage, an agreement on the part of the grantee to pay the same is not a valuable consideration as against the grantor's creditors. It has been held in this state that the disparity between the value of the property and the encumbrance must be such as to show gross inadequacy of consideration. [Citation.] ...' " and held that the burden of proving disparity between the value of the property and the debt assumed is on the creditor. In view of plaintiffs' failure to prove such disparity we cannot find that there was not consideration for the transfer. But that fact alone does not make the appointment of the receiver void. [2] Even *648 where a transfer is made upon consideration, nevertheless the


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For example
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EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglSwapBuffers (EGLDisplay dpy, EGLSurface surface);
EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglTerminate (EGLDisplay dpy);
EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglWaitGL (void);
EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglWaitNative (EGLint engine);
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#define EGL_VERSION_1_1 1
#define EGL_BACK_BUFFER                   0x3084
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#define EGL_CONTEXT_LOST                  0x300E
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#ifndef EGL_KHR_lock_surface3
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#ifndef EGL_KHR_partial_update
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#ifndef EGL_KHR_platform_android
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