           0x313D
#endif /* EGL_EXT_buffer_age */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_client_extensions
#define EGL_EXT_client_extensions 1
#endif /* EGL_EXT_client_extensions */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_create_context_robustness
#define EGL_EXT_create_context_robustness 1
#define EGL_CONTEXT_OPENGL_ROBUST_ACCESS_EXT 0x30BF
#define EGL_CONTEXT_OPENGL_RESET_NOTIFICATION_STRATEGY_EXT 0x3138
#define EGL_NO_RESET_NOTIFICATION_EXT     0x31BE
#define EGL_LOSE_CONTEXT_ON_RESET_EXT     0x31BF
#endif /* EGL_EXT_create_context_robustness */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_device_base
#define EGL_EXT_device_base 1
typedef void *EGLDeviceEXT;
#define EGL_NO_DEVICE_EXT                 ((EGLDeviceEXT)(0))
#define EGL_BAD_DEVICE_EXT                0x322B
#define EGL_DEVICE_EXT                    0x322C
typedef EGLBoolean (EGLAPIENTRYP PFNEGLQUERYDEVICEATTRIBEXTPROC) (EGLDeviceEXT device, EGLint attribute, EGLAttrib *value);
typedef const char *(EGLAPIENTRYP PFNEGLQUERYDEVICESTRINGEXTPROC) (EGLDeviceEXT device, EGLint name);
typedef EGLBoolean (EGLAPIENTRYP PFNEGLQUERYDEVICESEXTPROC) (EGLint max_devices, EGLDeviceEXT *devices,EGLint *num_devices);
typedef EGLBoolean (EGLAPIENTRYP PFNEGLQUERYDISPLAYATTRIBEXTPROC) (EGLDisplay dpy, EGLint attribute, EGLAttrib *value);
#ifdef EGL_EGLEXT_PROTOTYPES
EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglQueryDeviceAttribEXT (EGLDeviceEXT device, EGLint attribute, EGLAttrib *value);
EGLAPI const char *EGLAPIENTRY eglQueryDeviceStringEXT (EGLDeviceEXT device, EGLint name);
EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglQueryDevicesEXT (EGLint max_devices, EGLDeviceEXT *devices, EGLint *num_devices);
EGLAPI EGLBoolean EGLAPIENTRY eglQueryDisplayAttribEXT (EGLDisplay dpy, EGLint attribute, EGLAttrib *value);
#endif
#endif /* EGL_EXT_device_base */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_device_drm
#define EGL_EXT_device_drm 1
#define EGL_DRM_DEVICE_FILE_EXT           0x3233
#endif /* EGL_EXT_device_drm */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_device_enumeration
#define EGL_EXT_device_enumeration 1
#endif /* EGL_EXT_device_enumeration */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_device_openwf
#define EGL_EXT_device_openwf 1
#define EGL_OPENWF_DEVICE_ID_EXT          0x3237
#endif /* EGL_EXT_device_openwf */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_device_query
#define EGL_EXT_device_query 1
#endif /* EGL_EXT_device_query */

#ifndef EGL_EXT_image_dma_buf_import
#define EGL_EXT_image_dma_buf_import 1
#define EGL_LINUX_DMA_BUF_EXT             0x3270
#define EGL_LINUX_DRM_FOURCC_EXT          0x3271
#define EGL_DMA_BUF_PLANE0_FD_EXT


Q:

How do I define default attribute property values in Moose?

As the title suggests, I'd like to be able to do something like this in my class:
use MooseX::Declare;

class MyClass {
    default_attribute_propeties(
        is       => 'ro',
        lazy     => 1,
        required => 1,
    );

    has [qw( some standard props )] => ();

    has 'override_default_props' => (
        is       => 'rw',
        required => 0,
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Of course, I didn’t have my dressage whip with me (which only really makes her tense and might not have helped anyway), so I reached back and patted her just at the hip. It was meant to be a “hey, you need to move this part too”, and was definitely not hard enough to cause any pain. However, May took serious offense to the whole thing. She flung her head around, threw her body sideways, and gave me a giant huff. Maybe I just surprised her? I have no idea. It mostly seemed to work though, and I was able to get some correct (albeit very shallow) leg yield off my right


Manusama (1966–1993).

The government-in-exile continues to exist, with Frans Tutuhatunewa M.D. as head of state (1993–2010). However it no longer advocates violent action towards either the Netherlands or Indonesia. The president in exile has said that the young generations should focus on their education and development opportunities in the Netherlands if they want to potentially support and develop the South Moluccas.

John Wattilete became RMS president in April 2010. He is the first to come from the second generation of Moluccans in the Netherlands and is regarded as more pragmatic than previous leaders.

State Symbols

Flag
The RMS flag is vertical blue, white, green, red (1:1:1:6) and has proportions 2:3. It was first hoisted 2 May 1950 at 10.00 AM. Two days later the government gave the explanation of the flag. Blue symbolisespackage Paws::RedShift::RecurringCharge;
  use Moose;
  has RecurringChargeAmount => (is => 'ro', isa => 'Num');
  has RecurringChargeFrequency => (is => 'ro', isa => 'Str');
1;

### main pod documentation begin ###

=head1 NAME

Paws::RedShift::RecurringCharge

=head1 USAGE

This class represents one of two things:

=head3 Arguments in a call to a service

Use the attributes of this class as arguments to methods. You shouldn't make instances of this class.
Each attribute should be used as a named argument in the calls that expect this type of object.

As an example, if Att1 is expected to be a Paws::RedShift::RecurringCharge object:

  $service_obj->Method(Att1 => { RecurringChargeAmount => $value, ..., RecurringChargeFrequency => $value  });

=head3 Results returned from an API call

Use accessors for each attribute. If Att1 is expected to be an Paws::RedShift::RecurringCharge object:

  $result = $service_obj->Method(...);
  $result->Att1->RecurringChargeAmount

=head1


day, all patients were moved from the old hospital site to the new hospital site, including all health professionals involved in providing their care. Alongside the move, there were structural changes associated with the new hospital complex. In the new hospital, most hospitalised children were situated in single rooms, with dedicated spaces for family members. These dedicated spaces were created to facilitate family‐centred care and engagement with clinicians. Dedicated medication rooms were developed for all wards in the new hospital (Fig. [1](#jpc14193-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}). In the old hospital, only one medical ward had a dedicated medication room, whereas in all other wards, the medication room was combined with the patient treatment room (Fig. [2](#jpc14193-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}). In the old hospital, when the medication room was combined with the patient treatment room, therewas extensive activity, with children undergoing procedures such as peripheral intravenous cannula insertion, venepuncture and bladder catheterisation, which sometimes led to distractions from excessive noise and interruptions. In both forms of the medication room, whether combined with the treatment room in the old hospital or as a stand‐alone facility in the new hospital, pharmacists dispensed medications, physicians ordered medications and nurses prepared and administered medications. In the new hospital, the nurse--patient ratio was the same, each unit had the same staff, and guidelines and policies were the same.

![Medication room in the new hospital.](JPC-55-320-g001){#jpc14193-fig-0001}

![Medication room combined with the patient treatment room in the old hospital.](JPC-55-320-g002){#jpc14193-fig-0002}

Data collection and procedure {#jpc14193-sec-0008}
-----------------------------

All medication errors submitted to the online system between 1 July 2010 and 30 June 2015 were included. Children\'s medical records


immediately after symptom ratings at 3 minutes or at the symptom-limited peak of each 3-MST.[@b21-copd-11-2991] Physiological parameters were averaged over the last 30 seconds of the third minute of each 3-MST (or over the last 30 seconds of exercise if the patient stopped due to intolerable symptoms prior to completing the third minute of a given 3-MST) for each patient and linked with the corresponding symptom ratings and IC-derived measurements.

Statistical analysis
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No pilot data were available to support a formal sample size calculation. The sample size was thus estimated based on the previous work of our research group showing that 40 patients were sufficient to demonstrate the responsiveness of the 3-minute constant rate shuttle walking test to detect the improvement in exertional dyspnea following bronchodilation.[@b15-copd-11-2991] Based on this pastinclusion criteria for this study. In future investigations, it would seem relevant to determine whether the responsiveness of the 3-MST could differ according to the presence/absence of chronic dyspnea during daily activities or during exertion.

Statistically significant relief of patient-perceived dyspnea was observed at the end of the 3-MST performed at the two lowest stepping rates of 14 and 16 steps/min after treatment with ipratropium bromide/salbutamol vs placebo. The magnitude of dyspnea relief following bronchodilation at these step rates was, on average, 0.6--0.7 Borg scale units. Moreover, although the range of symptom relief was variable, dyspnea intensity ratings were reduced by ≥1 Borg scale unit (the minimal clinically important difference for this variable[@b24-copd-11-2991]) in 45% of our patients during stepping at 14 steps/min (by 1.3±0.8 Borg scale units) and


ventilatory equivalent for CO~2~; $\overset{˙}{V}O_{2}$, O~2~ uptake; *V*~T~, tidal volume. HR, heart rate; IC, inspiratory capacity; IRV, inspiratory reserve volume; MVV, maximum voluntary ventilation.

######

Effects of nebulized ipratropium bromide (500 µg)/salbutamol (2.5 mg), and 0.9% saline placebo on spirometry parameters at rest (n=40)

  Parameter        Ipratropium bromide (500 µg)/salbutamol (2.5 mg)   Placebo                                                                   The ongoing outbreak of Ebola virus (EBOV) infection in West Africa highlights several questions, including fundamental questions surrounding human-to-human transmission and stability of the virus. More than 20,000 cases of EBOV disease (EVD) have been reported, and \>8,000 deaths have been documented ([@R1]). Human-to-human transmission is the principal feature in EBOV outbreaks; virus is transmitted from symptomatic persons or contaminated corpses or by contact with objects acting as fomites ([@R2]). Contact with corpses during mourning and funeral practices, which can include bathing the body and rinsing family members with the water, or during the removal and transportation of bodies by burial teams has resulted in numerous infections ([@R3]).

Assessing the stability of corpse-associated virus and determining the most efficient sampling methods for diagnostics will clarify the safest practices for


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We present a 3.5-year-old male infant who had been treated at 3 weeks of age with a ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt for intraventricular haemorrhage with resultant hydrocephalus. Since his initial treatment he had normal developmental milestones. On this occasion he presented with difficulty in walking, vomiting and irritability. His mother was concerned this was due to his shunt malfunctioning. It had not required revision since insertion as a neonate. He was initially managed at a peripheral hospital without neurosurgical services for 4 weeks as an outpatient. The major clinical concern was a gradually enlarging lesion confined to the top of his head consistent with a vascular malformation. Investigations were focused towards this, with an initial diagnosis made ofSwans vs Wildcats Legends Match and Reunion

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Mormons, black Protestants and white evangelicals are the most frequent readers of materials about religion. Fully half of all Mormons (51%) and roughly three-in-ten white evangelicals (30%) and black Protestants (29%) report that they read books or go online to learn about their own religion at least once a week. Only a small fraction of all religiously affiliated Americans – 6% of the general


Etc. questions saved up and I need answers now. I can get ten minutes of “reading” for fifty U. S. of A. bucks. Let’ see, that’s . . . hmm . . . ah, yes, that’s US$ 300 per hour. If I want to save money, I can get 300 minutes (including 60 ‘free’ minutes) for only US$1,020.

I’m not going to fool around making jokes about Sunshine. She says that she is also a lawyer and the only people that I sincerely wish to have less to do with than psychics are lawyers. Strange combination, eh? Psychic and lawyer. I wonder who her career councillor was.

I’m afraid to fall asleep now. I’m afraid that I will have nightmares about being sued by a psychic lawyer.

Man, what a bummer.

Oh,one last note: It did NOT escape my notice that I lost a day of my life yesterday. And, it was not for any of the usual reasons. I went directly from the 12th to the 14th as I passed over the International Date Line. Who dreamed that one up? I don’t know who’s responsible for this, but I WANT IT BACK!

New York City’s Central Park seems to me to be one of the wonders of the world. It reshapes nature to fit into the confines a a great city. I enjoyed a few hours yesterday exploring the northern half. I have to catch a plane shortly, so I’m going to forgo my usual drivel and show you the images.

This is probably one of the last things that


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The definition of a decadent society is one that destroys its own future, knowing full well the terrible consequences. On that basis, Britain is truly degenerate. Just look at how it trashes its children and teenagers. Our young are the very people on whom the rest of us will one day come to depend – to care for us, and to earn the country’s income. Rather than mere lifestylesustainability; liberalization of markets for goods and services, etc. So, if our government is willing to embrace the reforms that our partners expect, why have the negotiations not produced an agreement? Where is the sticking point?

The problem is simple: Greece’s creditors insist on even greater austerity for this year and beyond – an approach that would impede recovery, obstruct growth, worsen the debt-deflationary cycle, and, in the end, erode Greeks’ willingness and ability to see through the reform agenda that the country so desperately needs. Our government cannot – and will not – accept a cure that has proven itself over five long years to be worse than the disease. Our creditors’ insistence on greater austerity is subtle yet steadfast. It can be found in their demand that


become less efficient at converting labour, buildings and machines into goods and services is beginning to trouble policy makers around the world.

Janet Yellen cited weak US productivity as a cause of “the tepid pace of wage gains in recent years” on Friday. Also last week, George Osborne, UK chancellor, set higher productivity as the most important economic priority of the new government. “Our future prosperity depends on it,” he said. Raising productivity is seen as one of the only ways to improve living standards, at a time when advanced and some emerging economies are seeing ageing populations and a rapidly increasing retirement rate. Without stronger productivity growth, the world may have to get used to much lower rates of economic expansion.

Over the last few months, the world hasMinister Alexis Tsipras is facing what may be his biggest problem yet: the struggle within the ruling Syriza party over whether to swallow creditors’ tough terms or default. Dissent is spreading within left-wing Syriza against the economic policies Greece is likely to have to enact in return for fresh bailout funding from other eurozone governments and the IMF. The Syriza-led coalition government holds only a thin majority of 12 seats in Greece’s 300-seat Parliament, so a rebellion against a deal could easily cost Mr. Tsipras his governing majority.

Greece’s lenders are particularly worried about vocal threats by Syriza’s Left Platform, a hard-line leftist faction within the party, to reject any deal that crosses ideological “red lines” by cutting pensions or workers’ rights. Mr. Tsipras’s difficulty in selling a painful


compromise to Syriza’s hard left, as well as to other parts of his ideologically diverse party, has become the largest obstacle to a deal. European officials and analysts -and privately even Greek government officials- say they don’t know whether the roughly 30 lawmakers who make up Left Platform will vote as defiantly as they talk if creditors’ terms are put before the Athens Parliament. Greece needs to agree on a list of economic policies with lenders in time to avoid defaulting on a series of loan repayments to the IMF in mid-June.

Although the government probably has enough cash to repay a €300 million loan due June 5, it almost certainly can’t meet three further payments totaling about €1.25 billion on June 12, 16 and 19, European officials say.to rig the value of the world’s currencies. According to the Justice Department, the lengthy and lucrative conspiracy enabled the banks to pad their profits without regard to fairness, the law or the public good. Besides the criminal label, however, nothing much has changed for the banks. And that means nothing much has changed for the public. There is no meaningful accountability in the plea deals and, by extension, no meaningful deterrence from future wrongdoing.

In a memo to employees this week, the chief executive of Citi, Michael Corbat, called the criminal behavior “an embarrassment” — not the word most people would use to describe a felony but an apt one in light of the fact that the plea deals are essentially a spanking, nothing more. As a rule,


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China’s plans for a rapid expansion of nuclear power plants are “insane” because the country is not investing enough in safety controls, a leading Chinese scientist has warned. Proposals to build plants inland, as China ends a moratorium on newnow shifting away from warnings about cholesterol and saturated fat and focusing concern on sugar as the biggest dietary threat.

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Miami Beach Police shared this overhead image of the collapsed building.

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Now I know that the Israeli Defence Forces are famous in song and legend. Humanitarian, courageous, self-sacrificing, restrained, willing to give their own lives for the innocents among their enemies, etc, etc.

Leon Uris’s Exodus – a racist, fictional account of the birth of Israel in which Arabs are rarely mentioned without the adjectives “dirty” and “stinking” – was one of the best pieces of Socialist-Zionist propaganda that Israel could have sought. Even Ben Gurion agreed, claiming that it was “the greatest thing ever written about Israel”, although he correctly dismissed any literary qualities this nonsense might have possessed.

But when the Israeli ambassador to the US told us (after almost 2,000 Palestinians had been slaughtered, most of them civilians) that the Israeli army should be awarded the Nobel Peacetwo for the Israeli army’s “unimaginable” restraint.

Oddly, I find myself more in awe of the word “unimaginable” – what does this mean, for heaven’s sake? – than the “restraint” which the West always begs of Israel when it is flattening villages and cities (along with their occupants) in its various civilisational wars. Besides, if the Nobel Peace Prize can be awarded to Obama – presumably for public-speaking – why not hand the wretched thing to the IDF after another bloody war?

In pictures: The children of Gaza Show all 30 1 /30 In pictures: The children of Gaza In pictures: The children of Gaza Gaza Children playing at one of the Canaan Institutes outreach programs in Retal Kindergarten. This was their first day back since the war began In


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a warm-start condition which is closer to most real-world scenarios. We use a pretrained classifier and expect active learning to primarily aid generalization to novel concepts not seen during training. We also extend the task to include clarification questions.

Also related is work on interactive image retrieval such as allowing a user to mark relevant and irrelevant results [@nastar:cvpr98; @tieu:ijcv04], which acts as a form of clarification. Recent works allow users to provide additional feedback using language to refine search results [@guo:nips18; @bhattacharya:mmr19; @saha:aaai18]. These directions are complementary to our work and can potentially be combined with it in the future.

Task Setup
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We consider an interactive task of retrieving an image of a product based on a natural-language description. Given a set of candidate images and a natural-language description, the goal ofby casual conversation or voices on television [@liptak:17], that were not intended to activate the dialog system. A related concern is that the ambiguity of language or mistakes made by the system may trigger unintended actions. In most applications, these can be handled by setting up appropriate confirmation or cancellation procedures for sensitive actions. Increased use of clarification steps before execution of an action may provide an additional opportunity for users to cancel such actions before they take place.

Using active learning, or any form of continuous learning with user data can make machine learning systems more useful due to increased exposure to the data distribution that such systems need to operate on in practice. However, most machine learning algorithms assume that the input data is complete and correct, both


Q:

Site deployed with yeoman/grunt shows up mysterious black box

The following black box appears in the top right hand corner of my page on my site set up with yeoman and grunt:

This is what shows up in dev tools:
...although it's nowhere to be found in the original markup, or the page source.
I can't figure out what __bs_notify__ is, and there's no reference to it in my HTML or CSS.
What is going on here?

A:

This is BrowserSync notification bar. The markup is injected by BrowserSync proxy or static file server. Try to view the website without BrowserSync and this notification should go away.

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Fast: Tests should run quickly.

Independent/Isolated: Tests should not share state with each other.

Repeatable: You should obtain the same results every time you run a test. External data providers or concurrency issues could cause intermittent failures.

Self-validating: Tests should be fully automated. The output should be either “pass” or “fail”, rather than rely on a programmer’s interpretation of a log file.

Timely: Ideally, tests should be written before you write the production code they test (Test-Driven Development).

Following the FIRST principles will keep your tests clear and helpful, instead of turning into roadblocks for your app.

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Start by downloading the project materials using the Download Materials button at the top or bottom of this tutorial. There are two separate starter projects: BullsEye and HalfTunes.

BullsEye is based on


it injects the fake session into the app as a property of sut .

Now, you’re ready to write the test that checks whether calling updateSearchResults(_:) parses the fake data. Add the following test:

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Let z = 1.8 - -1.2. Which is the third biggest value?  (a) -1/5  (b) 0  (c) z
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Let f = 1.97 + 0.03. Let n = f + -1.9. Let u = -0.9 - n. Which is the second smallest value?  (a) -2/17  (b) -5  (c) u
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Let l = -0.7 - 0.3. Suppose 0*g - 2*g - 30 = 0. Let j be ((-2)/g)/((-2)/(-3)). Which is the second smallest value?


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Let p = 1 + -3. Let v = -4.2 - -3.8. What is the third smallest value in v, 1/7, p?
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Let f = 4 - 2. Which is the second biggest value?  (a) -1/3  (b) f  (c) 0.1  (d) 0.2
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Let o = -2 - 1. What is the third biggest value in 3/8, o, 0?
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Let o = 8 - 8. Suppose 3*l + 2*r + 11 = o, 8*l - r = 3*l - 1. Which is the smallest value?  (a) 1/4  (b) l  (c) 2
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Let s = 4.3 - 2.3. What is the smallest value in 3, s, 0?
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Let p be -2*1 + (-8)/(-5). What is the second biggest value in 4,from the oven. Salmonella and E. faecium populations were undetectable by enrichment (>6-log CFU/g reductions) after 9.0 and 11.5 min of baking, respectively, and ≥5-log-cycle reductions were achieved by 6.0 and 7.75 min, respectively. D-values of Salmonella (three-serovar cocktail) and E. faecium 8459 in dough were 28.64 and 133.33, 7.61 and 55.67, and 3.14 and 14.72 min at 55, 58, and 61°C, respectively, whereas D-values of S. cerevisiae were 18.73, 5.67, and 1.03 min at 52, 55, and 58°C, respectivly. The z-values of Salmonella, E. faecium, and S. cerevisiae were 6.58, 6.25, and 4.74°C, respectively. A high level of thermal lethality was observed for baking of typical hamburger bun dough, resulting in rapid elimination of high levels of the three-strain Salmonella cocktail; however, the lethality and microbial destruction


the elliptical patch, although the elliptical patch (which is more lyophilic) is not fully wetted.Droplet state C: the whole three-phase contact line of the nanodroplet is pinned at the rim of the elliptical path.Droplet state D: part of the nanodroplet contact line is still pinned to the rim of the elliptical patch, and the rest of the contact line is outside of the elliptical patch. Both states B and C undergo a morphological transformation to state D once the volume has become sufficiently large.

In [Figure [3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}, we present results for the equilibrium shapes of a nanodroplet on an elliptical patch of aspect ratio *b*/*a* = 0.7 as obtained from Monte Carlo simulations for varying droplet volumes *V* as labeled. The results as obtained from the Surface Evolver arevery similar ([Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}). We find that the shape transformation proceeds via droplet state C to state D as anticipated in [Figure [1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}](#fig1){ref-type="fig"} upon increasing the droplet volume *V*. We now focus on the properties of the three-phase contact line and the local contact angle of the nanodroplet. In [Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}, we show the position of contact line *R*(ϕ) and local contact angle θ(ϕ) as a function of viewing angle ϕ for different volumes of the nanodroplet, corresponding to different droplet states. For the chosen aspect ratio of elliptical patch *b*/*a* = 0.4, the nanodroplet will undergo the transformation from droplet state A to state B, therefore avoiding state C. We notice from these results that along the contact line of the nanodroplet the local contact angle is


angle ϕ and for varying droplet volumes as labeled. We show *R*(ϕ) and θ(ϕ) (a, b) for the nanodroplet in state A, (c, d) for the nanodroplet in state B, and (e, f) for the nanodroplet in state D. Solid lines show the results from the Surface Evolver calculation, and the markers present results from the Monte Carlo calculations.](la-2017-000023_0004){#fig4}

We can study the transitions in a clearer way if we expand the function *R*(ϕ) into a (truncated) harmonic series asIn [Figure [5](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}, we present coefficients from [eq [7](#eq7){ref-type="disp-formula"}](#eq7){ref-type="disp-formula"} as a function of the volume of the nanodroplet for three different aspect ratios, which represent three different scenarios of droplet states. As already mentioned, for the value of the aspect ratio of elliptical patch *b*/*a* = 0.4 ([Figure [5](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}a), theuse any type of inspector, like Chrome Inspector or Firebug for Firefox to see if your images were being loaded at all?

It looks like there are no assets attached to the ticket, so we're not in any luck there. I don't suppose you have it archived anywhere? I'm also on my way out for the long weekend, so let's touch base on Monday.

It is still 1 am but I will answer your questions now instead of tomorrow morning:

I did it with your colleges in such a way that we made a new directory to publish to locally. Then I published it locally and saw that the new files had arrived as expected. Then I used Dreamweaver to upload the new files to the site..

Then I used Fetch to


from Harshit yadav (Tier 3 Creative Support) who will try to find out what happened. I will wait for that - but I am extremely negative to Creative Cloud Support at present.

TJ you might have better luck finding resolution here - you're dealing with the core product team and highly skilled friends of Animate and you have our ear. I also want to gain an understanding of why this is happening, from your description of the problem it doesn't make sense for this to be a versioning issue and sounds more like an upload management issue.

In any case we're here to help, answering the questions asked will help us better get you some resolution with the 1.5 build.

I have gone through 2 weeks of hell that started whenupload using different software and so on.

Tu sum it up: Edge Animate is a fantastic concept (but it is still not a full product today) - but Adobe Help and Adobe Support is way below acceptable limits.

Joe and I work on the Adobe Edge Animate engineering team. Sarah is now our product manager (used to be in engineering), which means that she is the one that guides and shapes our product, deciding which features make it in and out of the product. We work closely together and are based in North America at one of Adobe's offices in the Pacific time zone. As for the forums, we are not obligated to respond to any forum posts at all, but we're doing so in our spare time to invest


me when I say that we take this seriously. While it seems like there is this big machinery called Adobe and we're just a small cog, we are in contact with support to improve the experience.

You're right that there are some areas that are still developing in Animate. We did a very public series of prereleases to our community to show you guys that we are moving quickly to provide killer features in this product. We are a small team doing big things, and we're adding great new features on a regular basis.

I totally get that you're unhappy and I'm glad that you're choosing to work with Harshit to try to get your issue resolved.

To address your question, here's what I recommend that you do in the future:

Searchproblems with multiple Adobe products. While they're great at working on things within a product, they probably don't have the experience with the product that other users have.

If a problem comes up that I cannot sort out myself (I did not come down with the last shower of rain) - and I cannot find any solution to even a hint in the forums - the logical next step for me is first to try a web chat - and if that fails (and not just in this case but it has failed 100% with all Adobe products) - the next step for me is to have one of you on the phone with a shared screen so that we together can locate the fault. I have done this


from a given change in expenditure can be disaggregated indirectly. We illustrate the framework through an application to the English NHS, using evidence from a marginal productivity study for England.^[@bibr9-0272989X20904360],[@bibr11-0272989X20904360]^ The social groups in our example are based on age, sex, and socioeconomic characteristics, but the method can in principle be applied to other variables considered relevant to assessing unfair differences in health. We hereafter refer to the characteristics that delineate the population groups as "equity-relevant" variables.

Analytical Framework {#section3-0272989X20904360}
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The results of marginal productivity studies of health care expenditure describe the total health effect ($h^{T}$) from a given change in expenditure. Our framework addresses the question of how the health effects from the change in expenditure are distributed between equity-relevant social groups. We express this formally as the shareof the total health effect that is received by each group (denoted $p_{\mathbf{x}}$). Algebraically, the relationship between $h^{T}$ and $p_{\mathbf{x}}$ can be written as $h^{T} = \sum\limits_{\mathbf{x}}h^{T}p_{\mathbf{x}} = \sum\limits_{\mathbf{x}}h_{\mathbf{x}},$ where $h_{\mathbf{x}}$ is the outcome of interest, that is, the health change for each equity-relevant group $\mathbf{x}$.

The distribution of marginal health effects ($h_{1},h_{2},\ldots,h_{\mathbf{x}}$) could be estimated directly within a marginal productivity analysis. Including an interaction term between health sector expenditure and an equity variable (i.e., area-level socioeconomic deprivation) in the statistical model that links expenditure to outcomes, or estimating separate models for each equity-relevant group, would yield separate health effects for each group. This would require data on equity-related characteristics at the level of the unit of analysis (e.g., by disease area and geography). No existing marginal productivity studies


authors derived a marginal cost of £17663 per life year. To account for gains to quality of life as well as survival, further adjustments were made to obtain effects in terms of quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs). The QALY is a measure of health that accounts for both health-related quality of life and survival by weighting the time spent alive according the individual's health state.^[@bibr22-0272989X20904360]^

Health effects in terms of QALYs were estimated by applying the elasticities from the YLL equations to the QALY burden associated with each PBC (the annual total of QALYs lost due to premature death and disability associated with all the diseases within a PBC). For example, a 1% change in NHS expenditure was estimated to yield a 1.6% change in YLL due to respiratory disease (PBConce ICD codes are mapped to the 23 PBCs. This is reduced to 320 subgroups, as 3 PBCs are not allocated any health effects by Claxton and colleagues^[@bibr9-0272989X20904360](p103)^ for reasons detailed in their report: Trauma and Injuries (PBC 16), Social Care (PBC 22), and General Medical Services (PBC 23). The count matrices are produced using Stata 12, with all subsequent analyses performed in R.

The counts were converted into proportions to obtain the distribution of utilization by socioeconomic status within each age, sex, and PBC group. Each of the 320 distributions was used to split its respective health effect. One group, 0--5 males in the maternity program (PBC 18), had no episodes associated with it. We assumed a flat socioeconomic distribution for this group (which accounts for less than


care expenditure changes for the English population. IMD, Index of Multiple Deprivation (1 = most deprived group, 5 = least deprived). differences in quality-adjusted life-year effects between sexes should be treated with caution. This is because the larger effects for women reflect their levels of health care utilization rather than any systematic differences in the health care services being affected by expenditure changes.](10.1177_0272989X20904360-fig2){#fig2-0272989X20904360}

The socioeconomic gradient was most pronounced in younger age bands; a large social gradient is clear from birth until the 40 to 44 band. RII values were consistently around −1.0 up to this age, indicating that the changes in health for the most deprived group is twice the magnitude of those for the least deprived group. Thereafter, disparities reduce to a minimal level: the RII forthe results of a study of the English NHS, we found that expenditure changes imposed greater health impacts on the most socioeconomically deprived and were concentrated in younger age groups. The results support the conclusions of both Asaria et al.^[@bibr27-0272989X20904360]^ and Barr et al.^[@bibr28-0272989X20904360]^ that increases in NHS funding during the 2000s^[@bibr29-0272989X20904360]^ likely contributed to a reduction in socioeconomic health inequalities.

Our case study results are underpinned by evidence produced by Claxton and colleagues on the relationship between local health expenditure and mortality, which they combined with other data to estimate the marginal effects of NHS expenditure on population QALYs. A full list of these assumptions underpinning their results is given in table 32 of their report,^[@bibr9-0272989X20904360](p83)^ upon which critiques and responses have subsequently been published.^[@bibr30-0272989X20904360][@bibr31-0272989X20904360]--[@bibr32-0272989X20904360]^ When the plausibility


for Estimating Social Variation in the Health Effects of Changes in Health Care Expenditure

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Supplemental material, appendices_online_supp for Estimating Social Variation in the Health Effects of Changes in Health Care Expenditure by James Love-Koh, Richard Cookson, Karl Claxton and Susan Griffin in Medical Decision Making

We would like to thank Marta Soares for numerous helpful comments as well as those provided by attendees at the 2015 EuHEA PhD Student-Supervisor Conference in Paris and the Winter 2016 Health Economists Study Group meeting in Manchester, where earlier versions of this article were discussed. In particular, we thank Anita Charlesworth and Paul Dourgnon for their detailed suggestions at these meetings. Hospital Episode Statistics are reused with the permission of NHS Digital. Copyright © 2015. All rights reserved.the UK National Institute for Health Research (SRF-2013-06-015). The views expressed in this publication are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the National Health Service, the National Institute for Health Research, or the Department of Health and Social Care. Any errors are the responsibility of the authors.

**ORCID iD:** James Love-Koh ![](10.1177_0272989X20904360-img1.jpg) <https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9009-5346>

**Supplemental Material:** Supplementary material for this article is available on the *Medical Decision Making* Web site at <http://journals.sagepub.com/home/mdm>.


Does the interconversion of polysulfur compounds proceed via hypervalent intermediates? An ab initio MO study.
Ab initio MO calculations at the CCSD(T)/6-311++G(2df,p)//MP2/6-311++G** level have been carried out to determine the reaction energies and Gibbs energies of the homolytic dissociation of the S-S bonds in the chainlike sulfanes H2Sn (n = 2-4). Good agreement with the experimental data is observed. At the same level of theory, the formation of the hypothetical sulfuranes H2S(SH)2, H2S(SSH)2, and S(SH)4 from H2S and the mentioned sulfanes has been studied. Species of this type had been proposed as intermediates in the interconversion reactions of polysulfur compounds (e.g., formation of S7 from S8 and vice versa). The three sulfuranes serve here as model compounds. On the basis of the Gibbs energies and activation energies at 298K, it is shown that the formation of the three sulfuranes from sulfanes requires too much energy and activation energy to successfully compete with homolytic dissociation reactions. In addition, the formation of the methylsubstituted sulfurane S(SMe)4 from the sulfanes Me2S2 and Me2S3 was studied to elucidate the mechanism of the formal exchange of sulfur atoms between polysulfane molecules. However, both the reaction energy of 199 kJ mol(-1) and the activation energy of 287 kJ mol(-1), calculated at the MP2/6-31G* level, are much higher than the homolytic dissociation energy of the S-S bonds in chain- and ringlike polysulfur compounds, such as Me2S4 (140 kJ mol(-1)) and sulfur homocycles (150 kJ mol(-1)). Therefore, it is concluded that the observed interconversion reactions of sulfur rings and of chainlike polysulfanes do not


proceed via sulfurane-type intermediates. Instead, these reactions will take place by a radical chain mechanism at high temperatures, while at temperatures below 100 degrees C they are most probably initiated either by traces of nucleophiles that are present as impurities or by the polar surface groups usually present on the walls of the vessels used.Traditional Chinese as 數位密碼
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An on-going excavation of a Swedish warship sunk in the 17th century recently yielded quite the haul. The newly found treasure includes gold coins, a diamond ring, and a 340-year-old pot of cheese. Truly, the ocean is full of wonders.

The Kronan was a 105-gun battleship sunk in the Baltic Sea in 1676 during a naval battle. It was lost for over 300 years, until archaeologists finally located the wreck in 1980. Since then, it’s been the site of several digs and even now keeps turning out new artifacts from the sea floor.

A beautiful diamond ring!

The latest find is particularly interesting—but not because of the precious jewels. Although it may not sound like a treasure to                  ^

Does that mean the appropriate constructor (move or copy) is (always?) no longer required to be accessible in C++17?

A:

In cases where copy elision is mandatory in C++17, these constructors are never used. In that case there is nothing to check.
In earlier versions, where elision was merely optional, the access checks were required to get consistent result between compilers. Still happens in C++17 for the cases where the elision is not mandatory.


good that I didn’t have to study video of it every single day. I wish that I threw 99 MPH off the mound.

Instead, I have to fight every single day to just be a player that could possibly be in the big leagues. And you know what? I’m happy that’s the case, because I know that I have been tested over and over again, and that no matter what is thrown at me I will find a way to do the best that I can.

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I may not win an MVP or batting title, but I will come to park every day with a great attitude and do everything in my power to make my team better.

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CD82 only interacted with the WT and guanosine triphosphate (GTP)-bound forms (QL), not with the guanosine diphosphate (GDP)-bound forms (SN or SL) of Rab5 and Rab22 (Fig. [3d](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}).

Rab5 and Rab22 compose a Rab22--Rabex-5--Rab5 signaling cascade^[@CR37]^ in which activated Rab22 recruits Rabex-5 and guanosine nucleotide exchange factor (GEF) to promote GDP-to-GTP exchange on Rab5^[@CR38],[@CR39]^. Activated Rab5 then recruits downstream effector proteins such as Rabaptin-5, Rabenosyn-5, and EEA1, which mediate diverse endosomal processes including vesicle fusion and membrane trafficking^[@CR36],[@CR40]^. In addition, Rab22 regulates the formation of tubular recycling endosomes, which are necessary for endosome-to-plasma membrane recycling of internalized materials^[@CR41]^. To determine whether CD82 binding to activated Rab5 and Rab22 prevents interactions with their direct downstream effectors, we analyzed the performances of CD82 constructs in competition assays and demonstrated that increased levelsto her when we see people in public….like so they don’t think it was abuse or something. Well, now that I read some of your other comments, i guess it’s just like what Heather said!

its always so fun to stop by your site. very cute pic. sounds like you all have some wild adventures in your home…makes me can’t wait to have little ones, but at the same makes me realize how crazy lifes gonna get. and by that i mean a lot less down time. haha

oh my goodness, this photo is PRICELESS! love it. and love the shot of the bruised eye… boy, do I hate it when something like this happens to one of the kids… outside of the fact that you want to spare them


would exist to define and administer these things just as organizations of doctors and lawyers set and advocate for best practices in their own professions. I think it is up to educational leaders to give teachers the power to oversee these domains. Expecting teachers’ organizations to lobby for this power, when teachers have been shut out of gaining power for so long, seems like setting these organizations up to fail.

I think that if groups of supervisors and legislators said “We trust teachers to make professional decisions for themselves,” these organizations would be empowered to create meaningful systems of training, induction, and accountability. We can’t expect the people who have been vilified as “rotten apples” (Time magazine) or “widgets” (Michelle Rhee). It’s up to educational leaders to give teachersin this formula.

My graduate school training and my professional development through the National Council of Teachers of English and the National Writing Project have taught me to reject the five-paragraph essay as simplistic and unhelpful in creating students who are prepared to write in multiple contexts such as work or at college. These teachers argue that the students who need this formula are not going into careers that require writing or to college at all.

How can they know that? My own mother didn’t finish college until she was forty. She earned her masters in social work six years later. I so strongly believe that our job isn’t to decide what students will do after they leave our classrooms. Our job is to give the tools to succeed in


   Before: NYGAARD, AMBRO and KRAVITCH*, Circuit Judges
                                   (Filed: January 22, 2003 )

*        Honorable Phyllis A. Kravitch, Circuit Judge for the United States Court of
Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, sitting by designation.

                                                 -1-
    equity or other proper proceeding for
        redress.

By its own terms, the statute does not create substantive rights. Instead, it only provides

remedies for deprivations of rights established elsewhere in the Constitution or federal

laws.

        The initial point of reference for our analysis is DeShaney v. Winnebago County

Department of Social Services, 489 U.S. 189 (1989). In DeShaney, the Supreme Court

                                                    -5-
addressed a claim brought by a


mother and her child under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against the

county department of social services alleging that the child had been denied due process of

law when the department failed to intervene and protect him from the injuries he suffered at

the hands of his violent father. The Court reaffirmed that “our cases have recognized that

the Due Process Clauses generally confer no affirmative right to governmental aid, even

where such aid may be necessary to secure life, liberty, or property interests of which the

government itself may not deprive the individual.” Id. at 196. The Court instructed:

        If the Due Process Clause does not require the State to provide its citizens
        with particular protective services, it follows thatto follow that

standard in the case before us [which involves the police leaving a drunk woman alone to

walk home on a cold night].” 95 F.3d at 1207–08.

        The same year that we issued our opinion in Morse, the Supreme Court issued its

decision in County of Sacramento v. Lewis, 523 U.S. 833 (1997). The issue before the

Supreme Court in Lewis was “whether a police officer violated the Fourteenth

Amendment’s guarantee of substantive due process by causing death through deliberate or

reckless indifference to life in a high-speed automobile chase aimed at apprehending a

suspected offender.” Id. at 836. The Court noted the difference between state action that

deprives an individual of constitutional rights and state action that is merely tortious or

negligent: “[i]t should not be surprising


that the constitutional concept of conscience

                                                     -11-
shocking duplicates no traditional category of common-law fault, but rather points clearly

away from liability or clearly toward it, only at the ends of the tort law’s spectrum of

culpability.” Id. at 848. The Supreme Court held that “in such circumstances,” only state

conduct that is “shocking to the conscience” will suffice. The Supreme Court was referring

to high pressure situations where state actors must act quickly when it established the

“shocks the conscience” standard“in such circumstances.” Id. at 853.

        In Miller v. City of Philadelphia, 174 F.3d 368 (3d Cir. 1999), a social worker

allegedly wrongfully removed two children from a parent suspected of child abuse. Citing

Lewis, we held that to establish liability, a state official’s action “must be so ill-conceived

or malicious that it ‘shocks the conscience.’” 174 F.3d at 368. We applied the “shock the

conscience” standard in Miller because although a social worker normally did not have to

act in a “hyperpressurized environments [like] a prison riot or high-speed chase . . . he or

she will rarely have the luxury of proceeding in a deliberate fashion.” Id. at 375. Then, in

Ziccardi, we stated that our decision in Miller “mandates [a standard] at least something

more than


                           IV.

                                         A. Stewart and Caffey

        Appellants allege that EMTs Stewart and Caffey violated their son’s constitutional

rights in that: (1) Stewart and Caffey failed to “exercise the well-established and universally

recognized protocols for choking situations”; (2) neither Stewart nor Caffey attempted to

“reach down and directly” remove the grape from Shacquiel’s throat; (3) Stewart and Caffey

did notAlthough Stewart and Caffey

may have ultimately failed to rescue Shacquiel successfully from a pre-existing danger, we

have already said that they had no constitutional obligation to do so. We cannot say that

their actions in attempting a failed rescue shocks the conscience. Thus, Appellants have not

demonstrated a viable state-created danger claim. We will, therefore, affirm the District

Court’s award of summary judgment to Stewart and Caffey.

                                         B. City of Philadelphia

        Appellants also allege that the City of Philadelphia violated Shacquiel’s

constitutional rights under the “policy


or custom” theory of § 1983 municipal liability.

A municipality may be held liable if a constitutional violation was caused by action taken

pursuant to a municipal policy or custom. Monell v. Dep’t of Soc. Servs., 436 U.S. 658,

691 (1978). But a municipality cannot be liable solely as an employer because there is no

                                                   -15-
respondeat superior theory of municipal liability in § 1983 actions. Id. “Instead, it is

when execution of a government’s policy or custom, whether made by its lawmakersS-Bahn stations
Category:S1 (Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn)
Category:Railway stations in Dortmund
Category:Railway stations opened in 1983
Category:1983 establishments in West Germany


Cell and tissue penetration of these nanotransducers could be controlled by remote electrical stimulation^[@CR22]^. Among ferroelectric materials, barium titanate nanoparticles (BTNPs) have high dielectric constants and suitable piezoelectric characteristics with high biocompatibility^[@CR24]^. Notably, recent reports suggest that BTNPs could be used in a wide range of applications in nanomedicine, including non-linear imaging purposes, drug delivery, tissue engineering, and bio-stimulation^[@CR19]--[@CR22]^. For instance, BTNPs promote higher internalisation of doxorubicin in human neuroblastoma cells^[@CR19]^ and BTNPs with polyethylenimine have been shown to improve cellular uptake for cell imaging and DNA delivery^[@CR19]^. In this backdrop, this study investigated whether BTNPs could enhance the antitumor action of TTFields in response to TTFields. Our data showed that BTNPs alone are cytocompatible with breast cancer cells, but in response to TTFields, it can sensitise TTFields-resistantFig. [S3](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}), suggesting that size may be an important factor in the antitumor activity of BTNPs in presence of TTFields.

We found that TTFields combined with BTNPs modulated the cell cycle-apoptosis pathways using NanoString nCounter analysis. It is well established that TTFields induces mitotic arrest by interrupting polymerisation of mitotic microtubules during mitosis, thereby leading to mitotic cell death^[@CR4]--[@CR7]^. Consistently, our data indicated that TTFields combined with BTNPs significantly modulated the cell cycle-apoptosis pathways over other related pathways. Since cells with mitotic defects undergo mitotic catastrophe or G1-arrest senescence, our data may imply that TTFields combined with BTNPs could induce mitotic catastrophe and G1-arrest senescence by modulating cell cycle-apoptosis pathway, as evident by the decrease in G1 cell cycle regulators including CDK4/6, p-RB, and E2F1 in the BTNPs/TTFields-treated cells. In


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Allhands: 5-year minimum prison sentence for selling fentanyl would only make things worse

My husband's best friend was addicted to fentanyl. He died of a drug overdose in 2014.

You'd think I'd like to see tougher prison sentences for anyone who illegally sells or manufactures such a dangerous drug.

But House Bill 2241 won't make an appreciable dent in the opioid epidemic. It does not distinguish between the grizzled kingpins who peddle death and the low-end dealers who ended up selling fentanyl, carfentanil and heroin to support their habit.

Everyone caught selling for the first time would go to prison for a minimum of five years. No exceptions.

And the reality is most of them won't get the help they need while they're there.

Only 2 percent get treatment in prison

A recent Arizona Department


2016. Just unbelievable how little assistance I'm getting.

Has anyone had pc challenge a chargeback? If yes, what did you respond and were you successful?

Yes. It was a complete BS attempt by them and a major pain in the arse to get through to the bank about it.

PC challenged one of my chargebacks by saying that they had already refunded me some money. However this refund was for a completely separate order which had nothing to do with what I was claiming. I was at one point literally pulling my hair out while on the phone to westpac. Luckily one person finally managed to understand that the challenge was BS and eventually went through with it. I was eventually successful but it was very trying.Let j = -4 - -6. Suppose -s + j*s = f. Is s prime?
True
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False
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-4*u + 5*u = -3*y + 965. Is u composite?
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Let p = -98 - -98. Suppose p = l + 2*k + 9 - 4, 5*k = 4*l - 32. Suppose 2*r + 478 = 5*f,should be thinking about long-term value instead, because that way
they'll earn more money in the end. But it's them who you need to convince of
that, and the argument should be structured completely differently. Blaming
CEO of the company forthe fact that he does exactly what his collective bosses
tell him to do, instead of thinking of abstract "business interests" (that
exist just to earn money to his bosses) and employees (to whom his company is
responsible only in the extents of their employment agreements) is ridiculous.

~~~
simonh
Except in practice shareholders are not a cohesive organisation capable of
effectively directing the strategy of the company. That's why companies have
managers. Nobody is saying that improving shareholder value is a bad thing,
just that it should be sustainable and be based on genuine business
fundamentals and not short termism.


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What is the hundred thousandsstudies, with the emphasis on the linear polarization and on the resulting morphology of the large-scale magnetic field in NGC4038/39. In separating the thermal from the nonthermal radio emission, they inferred a simple power-law for the total synchrotron spectrum of this system.

NGC6052, which became known as a so-called ‘clumpy irregular galaxy’ under its label Mkn297 [@1979aers.conf..205H], is revealed as a close merger of two galaxies oriented perpendicularly by HST images [@1996AJ....112..416H]. It has a high radio brightness. High-resolution radio continuum observations of this system were reported by @deeg93.

[**Starburst galaxies**]{}: NGC2146 and NGC3034 (M82) are classical nearby starburst galaxies, again with the intense star-forming activity resulting from gravitational interaction with a nearby galaxy or from a past merger event. A comprehensive radio continuum study of NGC2146 was reported by


slope over the entire frequency range,

$$S_{\rm nth}(\nu) = S_{\rm nth,0} \left(\frac{\nu}{\nu_0}\right)^{-\alpha_{nth}},
\label{snth_const}$$

where we take $\nu_0 = 1$ GHz in this paper. For the other three cases, we consider simple models, spatially integrated over the entire galaxy, which allows us to predict the expected synchrotron emission in different scenarios.\
[**Spectrum curved due to energy losses:**]{} Here, we consider a steady-state, closed-box model. Since we are only interested in the total $N(E)$, integrated over the entire galaxy, we do not need to take into account propagation of the relativistic particles, as long as it is energy-independent. In this approximation, the corresponding equation for the relativistic electron particle density is:

$${\partial\over \partial E} \biggr[b(E) \, N(E)\biggr] =
\bigg(\frac{E}{m_{\rm e} c^2}\bigg)^{-{g_{\rm inj}}} \, q_{SN} \, \nu_{SN}.
\label{eq:rel_el_ss}$$

This equation takes into account acceleration in supernova remnants (SNRs)total relativistic electron density in the galaxy is calculated by integrating Eqn.\[eq:ne\_open\_vs\] from $z=0$ to $z =
\min(z_{\rm max},z_{\rm halo})$. We then assume that the relativistic electrons emit all their energy at ${\nu_{\rm c}}$ and obtain for the synchrotron emission,

$$S_{\rm nth}(\nu) = \left\{ \begin{array}{ll}
S_{\rm nth,0}
\left(\frac{\nu}{\nu_0}\right)^{-{\alpha_{\rm nth}}-0.5}   \bigg[ 1-\Bigg( 1-\sqrt{\frac{\nu}{{\nu_{\rm b}}}}
\Bigg)^{{g_{\rm inj}}-1}\bigg] & \nu \le {\nu_{\rm b}}\\
S_{\rm nth,0} \left(\frac{\nu}{\nu_0}\right)^{-{\alpha_{\rm nth}}-0.5} & \nu > {\nu_{\rm b}}\\
\end{array} \right.
\label{snth_break}$$

The resulting spectrum has a break at ${\nu_{\rm b}}= {\nu_{\rm c}}({E_{\rm b}})$, with break energy ${E_{\rm b}}= {V_{\rm c}}/(z_{\rm halo}\,C_\mathrm{syn+iC})$. The spectral index changes from ${\alpha_{\rm nth}}+ 0.5$ at $\nu > {\nu_{\rm b}}$ to ${\alpha_{\rm nth}}$ for $\nu \ll {\nu_{\rm b}}$, i.e. it changes by 0.5. The break produced is much more pronounced than the shallow change of spectral index due


the fits are physically meaningful. Thus, we rejected fits in spite of an acceptable $\chi_{\nu}^2$ if the fitted thermal radio emission was unphysically low. In addition, an important test was to look at the resulting thermal flux densities obtained at each frequency after subtracting the computed nonthermal flux density from the total (observed). A fit makes only sense if the resulting thermal flux densities so obtained obey to the expected optically thin spectrum with slope $-0.1$. This is shown by the blue data points in each diagram, with the errors taken from those of the measured total flux densities.

The most striking result of our fits is that most objects need strongly curved (break or cutoff) synchrotron spectra in order to satisfactorily fit the total radio spectrum. Apparent exceptionshence they are found in the lower left part of the diagram. The values for IC10 and IIZw40 are even negative, which is most likely due to an overestimate of the Galactic extinction which is very high in both cases (34 for IC10 and 18 for IIZw40). An underestimate of the thermal radio emission is unlikely in these two cases because for IIZw40 the thermal radio emission is directly given by the high-frequency data and for IC10 the result for the thermal fraction yields very similar values for all fits.

![[H$\alpha$]{} extinction vs. metallicity. Highly inclined ($>75$ degrees) and edge-on galaxies are marked with red dots[]{data-label="fig:ext"}](S_th_S_Hacorr_metal.png){width="8cm"}

Thermal fraction {#subsect:fth}
----------------

In Fig.\[fig:fth\_Lk\] we show the fraction of thermal emission at 1 GHz resulting from our spectral fits, plotted vs. the K-band luminosity of the


galaxies. Since this luminosity is a measure for the stellar mass, the diagram clearly indicates a decreasing relative amount of nonthermal radiation as we move to small stellar masses. In fact, the left half of this plot contains all the dwarf galaxies in our sample. This result corroborates the early conjecture of @klein91 that the lowest-mass galaxies are unable to retain the recently produced cosmic rays. Alternatively, the high thermal fraction in the most extreme galaxies II Zw 40 and II Zw 70 might be the result of a temporal effect. Both galaxies are currently experiencing a strong and very recent starburst, with an age of only $3-5$ Myr, derived from the presence of Wolf-Rayet feature in their spectra. This means that the newly formed, ionizing stars are contributing to the thermal radioelectrons, as discussed by @schlickeiser84.

Summary and conclusions {#sect:sum}
=======================

We have analyzed the radio continuum spectra of 14 star-forming galaxies by fitting nonthermal (synchrotron) and thermal (free-free) radiation laws to carefully selected measurements, covering a frequency range of $\sim$300 MHz to 24.5 GHz (32 GHz in case of M82). The 24.5-GHz measurements, mostly unpublished to date, are crucial for a more reliable separation of the thermal and nonthermal components in this analysis.

We find that the majority of the synchrotron spectra are not simple power-laws as believed hitherto. The curved shape of the synchrotron spectrum is clearly visible in many of the total radio spectra, which steepen over a range of several GHz and flatten at higher frequencies due to the thermal radio emission. Our fitting shows that the lowest values of the reduced


give the best-fit values for the free parameters in Tab. \[tab:all\_fit\_parameters\]. The fitting method has been explained in Sect. \[sect:fitmethod\]. In short, we have tested the four different models presented in Sect. \[subsect:radio\_spec\] for each galaxy (which are represented by the solid red line): (i) simple power-law (i.e. with constant log-log slope), (ii) slightly curved law, (iii) power-law with a break, and (iv) power-law with an exponential decline. The only fixed parameter was the slope of the (optically thin) thermal emission, i.e. $\alpha_{th} = 0.1$. The optimal values for the parameters are listed in the lower left part of the figures, along with the reduced chi-square, $\chi_\nu^2$.

Then, for a given model, we generate 1000 spectra similar to the observed one. At each frequency, the generated value is allowed to vary withinMagnetic storage systems are utilized in a wide variety of devices in both stationary and mobile computing environments. Magnetic storage systems include hard disk drives (HDD), and solid state hybrid drives (SSHD) that combine features of a solid-state drive (SSD) and a hard disk drive (HDD). Examples of devices that incorporate magnetic storage systems include desktop computers, portable notebook computers, portable hard disk drives, servers, network attached storage, digital versatile disc (DVD) players, high definition television receivers, vehicle control systems, cellular or mobile telephones, television set top boxes, digital cameras, digital video cameras, video game consoles, and portable media players.


Q:

Wordpress Archive Page - Get related taxonomies

Im currently building filters for my archive pages. Since I'm working on an ecommerce project (woocommerce) I using some additional custom terms like brands. Considering a user is on the product category archive T-Shirts, I now want to display all brands in the archive page which are related to T-Shirts.
With get_terms I can only display all brands, but not "cross-filtered" by T-Shirts. Any help is well appreciated. I also might be totally wrong with my approach.
My approach until now: (This cant be a common way)
$product_ids = get_posts(array(
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    'tax_query'inviting Guglielmo Marconi to Sydney for Australia's sesquicentenary celebrations in 1938. Although Marconi died before he could take up the invitation, the World Radio Convention of 1938, featuring speakers such as John Logie Baird, was held at the University of Sydney. In his address, HP Brown, Director-General of the PMG's Department, noted that listeners had taken out over 1 million licences across Australia and that Australia's radio stations now broadcast for an average of 11½ hours per day. [16]

The hours were generally longer in the cities. From 1935, 2UW broadcast continuously for 24 hours a day, probably becoming the first radio station in the British empire to do so. Its midnight-to-dawn program, designed to appeal to insomniacs and shift-workers, was promoted as a valuable service during emergencies. Commercial


– partly owned by 2GB, Village Roadshow, Graham Kennedy, John Laws and Mike Willesee – and 2MMM-FM went to air in Sydney. [38] On commercial FM, playlists were more varied than the Top 40 format, the rate of rotation was lower and the number of advertisements was restricted. In 1984, 2MMM topped the ratings in Sydney. [39]

An increasingly competitive atmosphere prompted a range of radio stunts. When 2SM announced, in 1978, that it was going to 'take a jumbo under the Harbour Bridge' listeners crammed the Harbour expecting to see spectacular aerial acrobatics; instead what they saw was an elephant on a barge. 2UW, one of the first stations to produce stickers for the bumper bars of listeners' cars, [40] conducted promotions so vigorously that in 1980, afterforeign players. [45] Licence auctions allowed the Adelaide-based Austereo, under managing director Paul Thompson, to form the first national FM network, of which 2DAY-FM was part. [46]

In 1993-94 2UW and 2WS were allowed to switch to the FM band and become MIX-FM and WS-FM. [47] These two stations formed part of the Australian Radio Network, part owned by the American broadcasting behemoth, Clear Channel. After the Triple M group merged with Austereo, Thompson was not idle for long. He teamed up with the British Daily Mail Group (DMG) to purchase regional Australian stations. [48] When metropolitan licences became available, DMG pounced, paying a record $155 million at auction in 2001 for a new Sydney FM licence. Under the slogan 'Sounds Different', DMG's Nova 96.9 introduced a mixture of


raped her, then ran away. Based on a description given to police by the victim and her companion, appellant was arrested in a nearby bar after police had spotted him running away from the area where the rape had occurred and had seen him run into the bar. He was put into a police car and brought to the victim and her *462 friend, both of whom identified him as the attacker.[1] Appellant was then taken to police headquarters, where his clothes and other personal belongings were taken by police before he was put into a cell. A search warrant was secured for seizure of body samples from appellant, and these samples were taken at about 10:30 that night. Analysis of the clothing and body samples indicated thatL.Ed.2d 637 (1969). These affidavits must be read in a sympathetic, commonsense manner, with due regard for the hectic conditions under which they are often prepared, however. Commonwealth v. Luddy, supra. Here, it is true that the person identifying appellant as the rapist is not named and that no detail is given as to the reliability of that person or his or her basis for making the identification. However, reading the affidavit as a whole, as we must, Commonwealth v. Luddy, supra, we think that the fair implication of the statement is that the identification was made either by the victim or an eyewitness. Since an identification by either would be sufficiently reliable to serve as the basis for a finding of probable cause, we hold that the


before 10:00 in accordance with the rule, we will not disturb it. In light of that finding, we find appellant's claim to be without merit, and hold that the body samples were properly admitted.

II
Appellant's second claim is that the Commonwealth failed to exercise due diligence in bringing him to trial within the 180-day time limit of Pennsylvania Rule of Criminal Procedure 1100 and therefore that the Commonwealth's petition to extend the time for trial was erroneously granted.
The lower court made the following findings, all of which are supported by the record. Appellant's case had been listed for trial during the last week of jury trials before expiration of the 180 days. On the first two days of that week, however, defense counsel was engaged in trial of anotherQ:

why the byte address stores only 2 digits in below example?

int x = 0x76543210;
char *c = (char*) &x;

Big endian format:
------------------
Byte address  | 0x01 | 0x02 | 0x03 | 0x04 |
              +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Byte content  | 0x76 | 0x54 | 0x32 | 0x10 |

why does the byte address ox01 stores only 0x76 not 0x765?

A:

A byte is 8 bits, and in hex that goes from 0x00 --> 0xFF (0 -> 255).
0x765 - which is hex - cannot possibly fit in 8 bits.


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Social Tables API: What is the difference between Venues, Bookable Spaces, and Room Diagrams?

In various locations of the Social Tables API documentation (and within the application UI), I have seen reference to the following terms: Venues, Bookable Spaces, and Room Diagrams. Can you please provide an explanation for what each of these are?

A:

Sure!
Bookable Rooms are the actual floorplans of the rooms you are planning in.  For instance, if you are planning an event in a large Hotel in the Grand Ballroom, the Ballroom floorplan is represented in our system by a bookable room.
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the slur "Indian giver." It was a joke though so, it means no harm right? Eh, wrong. Joking that a racial stereotype about an oppressed group is actually truthful is a dangerous road, and Seinfeld probably couldn't get away with doing that in 2019.

3 Kramer Stomping On A Burning Puerto Rican Flag Columbia TriStar TV/YouTube This episode actually caused a controversy in 1998 when it aired, as The New York Times reported that the president of the National Puerto Rican Coalition, Manuel Mirabal called it an "unconscionable insult." Mirabal said, "It is unacceptable that the Puerto Rican flag be used by Seinfeld as a stage prop under any circumstances," the New York Times reported. Over 20 years later, the joke still leaves a sour taste.

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I am new to the world of coding as well as CSS and am confused by the relationships each div tag has with its predecessor or parent. For example, my code is as below. A copy of the entire code is at the bottom of this question if that should make a difference.
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of course, by aridity and conditioned by associations of the desert with fear and evil.

It is striking, indeed, that desert images, a traditional theme in Arabic poetry, are almost completely lacking in Andalusi poetry, except as a device to introduce, for example, the paradisiacal, watery freshness of a place like Valencia, and this in spite of the fact that wide stretches of the southern peninsula (e.g., the Almerian hinterland) already resembled the face of the moon, having been deforested by the Romans.MEANS BEING YOUR OWN PRODUCT

We have a tendency to think that as photographers we're selling our images, that our pictures are our product. But we are mistaken.

"When someone hires you for a job, they're not buying your images, because after all, you haven't even shot them yet. No, they're buying you," says Doug Beasley. "One of my recent commercial clients told me he chose me over the other hopefuls because I talked to him about how I wanted to shoot the job, and the others had talked to him about their equipment, their technology."

Though your clients probably think they are buying your images and nothing but your images, in reality they are buying their experience with you: your conscious and unconscious messages to them about your level of