zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Cyprus (country code +357) Communication of 4.IV.2011: The Office of the Commissioner of Electronic Communications and Postal Regulation (OCECPR)), Nicosia, announces the latest National Numbering Plan (NNP) of Cyprus, presented in accordance with ITU-T E.129 format: National numbering plan for Republic of Cyprus Numbering Plan (country code +357) Prefix Use of Numbers Number of digits Numbering Structure 0 0139- access 00 International Prefix 1 Short Codes (emergency services, enquiry services) Carrier (Pre)selection Codes Call Routing Prefixes Directory Enquiry Services Harmonized numbers for harmonized services of social value 3, 4, 5 4 6 5 6 1ΖΧ (Ζ=1,2,3,5,9) 1ΖΧΧ (Ζ=0,4,6,8) 1ΖΧΧΧ (Ζ=7), whereby Χ= 0-9 except ranges 116 and 118 10ΧΧ (ΧΧ=00-49) for Carrier Selection and 10ΥΥ (ΥΥ=50-99) for Carrier 16ΧΧΥΥ (ΧΧ=00-99 and ΥΥ=00-99) 118ΧΧ, (ΧΧ=00-99) 116XYZ whereby X,Y,Z = 0-9 except 116112 21 Geographic Numbers– Fixed Telephony (PSTN/ISDN) 8 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 2XXXXXXX, whereby the second digit consists of area codes (subject to possible exceptions in case of number transfer according to the provisions of number portability), followed by six digits subscriber numbers, whereby X=0-9. 3 Free block of numbers (Block of numbers reserved for use for Geographic numbering) 8 – except number range 3883 reserved for ETNS (European Telephony Numbering Space) 4 Free block of numbers 8 – 5 Block of numbers for Virtual Private and Corporate Networks 8 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 50XXXXXX, whereby Χ=0-9
6 Free block of numbers 8 – 7 Block of numbers for personal services and Intelligent network services (universal access) 8 – Personal numbers 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 700XXXXX, whereby Χ=0-9. – Intelligent Network services numbers 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 7ΥΧΧΧΧΧΧ whereby Υ=0-9 (except 0 and 7) and Χ=0-9 – Universal service numbers 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 77XXXXXX whereby Χ=0-9. 80 Block of numbers for National and International Freephone Services (800) and Fee Sharing services (80Y) and Internet Services 8 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 800XXXXX whereby Χ=0-9 and 80ΥΧΧΧΧΧ whereby Υ=1-9 and Χ=0-9. – Internet Services 8090ΥΧΧΧ whereby Υ=1 or 2 and Χ= 8Y Free block of numbers (Y=1 to 9) 8 – 90 Premium Rate telephone service (Audiotext) 8 8-digit numbers with the following structure: 900XXXXX for entertainment purposes or 909XXXXX for business, information provision and harity purposes whereby x=0-9. Internet Services 9090YXXX whereby Y=2 and X=0-9 9Υ2 Block of Mobile Numbers and Paging 8 9ΥΧΧΧΧΧΧ whereby Υ=1-9 and Χ=0-9 1 Allocated numbers: 22XXXXXX (Nicosia), 23XXXXXX (Famagusta), 24XXXXXX (Larnaca), 25XXXXXX (Limassol) and 26XXXXXX (Pafos) 2 Allocated numbers: 95XXXXXX (Primetel Plc), 96XXXXXX (MTN), 97XXXXXX and 99XXXXXX (CYTA) Collect calls to mobile numbers are not accepted. Contact: Dr. Polys Michaelides Commissioner Office of Electronic Communications & Postal Regulation (OCECPR) P.O. Box 24412
II. If patent was part of a purchase of all assets of a business, he must amortize the patent over 15 years. a. Only statement I is correct. b. Only statement II is correct. c. Both statements are correct. d. Neither statement is correct.
APPENDIX E COST MODEL Hourly Labor Rates Do NOT include Tax in hourly pricing quotes below. Vendor must include sales tax at time of invoicing DO include all costs to Vendor to meet the Mandatory Requirements of this RFQQ. Additional travel charges to and from the SDC shall not be allowed. Vendor will only be evaluated on the hourly rates below – Vendor shall not be evaluated on any other pricing proposals submitted. Hourly Rate – Business Hours (BH) (MS 100) Hourly Rate – Non-Business Hours (NBH) (MS 50) Escalation / Expedite Fee (EM) (MS 50) $ $ $
Study Group 15 draft time plan, Geneva, 19-30 June 2017 (second week) Monday, 26 June Tuesday, 27 June Wednesday, 28 June Thursday, 29 June Friday, 30 June Q/15 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 SG15 Plen N D x x x WP1 Plen x x Q1/15 x x x x Y Q2/15 x x x x x M x x x x x x x x Y Q4/15 x x x x L x M x x x x x x x x Y Q15/15 x x x x x x x x x x Y Q18/15 x x x x L x x x x x x Y Q19/15 Y WP2 Plen x x x x Q5/15 Z Q6/15 x x x x x Z Q7/15 x x x x x x Z Q8/15 x x x x x x x x x x Z Q16/15 Z Q17/15 Z WP3 Plen x x x x Q3/15 x x x x x x W Q9/15 x x x x x x W Q10/15 x x x x x x x x W Q11/15 x x x x x x x x W Q12/15 x x K K x x x x W Q13/15 x x x x x x x x M x x x x x W Q14/15 x x K K x x x x x x W Sessions times: 0 - 0830-0930; 1 - 0930-1045; 2 - 1115-1230; 3 - 1430-1545; 4 - 1615-1730; 5 - 1800→
3 0 2 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 3 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 4 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 5 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 6 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 7 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 8 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 0 9 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 3 (NDC) 9 7 Geographic number - NDC for Häme numbering area (03) Subscriber numbers begin with 1 to 8 3 9 10 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 4 0-8 10 8 Non-geographic number - Mobile Networks 4 9 11 11 Non-geographic number - Mobile Networks; Special usage: Machine-to-Machine (M2M) numbers 5 0 (NDC) 10 8 Non-geographic number - Mobile Networks 5 (NDC) 9 7 Geographic number - NDC for Kymi numbering area (05) Subscriber numbers begin with 1 to 8 6 0 0 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 6 0 1 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 6 0 2 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 6 0 3 not allocated 6 0 4 not allocated 6 0 5 not allocated 6 0 6 10 10 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers
6 0 7 not allocated 6 0 8 not allocated 6 0 9 not allocated 6 (NDC) 9 7 Geographic number - NDC for Vaasa numbering area (06) Subscriber numbers begin with 1 to 8 7 0 0 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 7 0 1 12 8 Routing numbers 7 0 2 12 8 Routing numbers 7 0 3 12 8 Routing numbers 7 0 4 12 8 Routing numbers 7 0 5 12 8 Routing numbers 7 0 6 not allocated 7 0 7 10 10 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 7 0 8 10 10 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 7 0 9 0-8 not allocated 7 0 9 9 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 7 1 (NDC) 9 9 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 7 2 not allocated 7 3 (NDC) 10 10 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 7 4 not allocated 7 5 0 (NDC) 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 7 5 1 5 5 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 7 5 2 5 5 Non-geographic number - Nationwide service numbers 7 5 3-9 9 8 Non-geographic number - Nationwide Subscriber Numbers 7 6 not allocated 7 7 not allocated 7 8 not allocated 7 9 not allocated
Competition issues in DFS Distributed ledger technologies and financial inclusion Mobile Handset Features for DFS Emerging Technology Trends and Innovation in DFS FG DFS recommendations Executive Summary of FG DFS organizations which are active in financial inclusion New work started in SG16 on distributed ledger services (ITU-T F.DLS). SG13 2015-05/ 2016-12 19 Output 2015-12: Outputs 2016-12: Draft Terms and definitions for IMT-2020 in ITU-T Draft Technical Report: Application of network softwarization to IMT-2020 Draft Recommendation: Requirements of IMT-2020 from network perspective Draft Recommendation: Framework for IMT-2020 network architecture Draft Recommendation: Requirements of IMT-2020 fixed mobile convergence Draft Technical Report: Unified network integrated cloud for fixed mobile convergence Draft Recommendation: IMT-2020 network management requirements Draft Recommendation: Network management framework for IMT-2020 Draft Technical Report: Application of information centric networking to IMT-2020 The nine 2016 Deliverables and the Chairman's Report are compiled in this . Work of the Focus Group provides the foundations of a new SG13 Working Party on IMT-2020, the Questions reporting to this working party, and their various work items Standards Gap Analysis fuelled activities in SG13, SG12, SG11, SG15 New WTSA (Hammamet, 2016): Enhancing the standardization activities in the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector related to non-radio aspects of international mobile telecommunications
the development of the application guidelines should not become a "mandatory" part of the ITU-T Recommendations de-facto, but should be considered as a solution for the difficulties faced by developing countries only in case when the ITU-T Regional Groups and ITU Regional Offices cannot provide appropriate instructions; the tasks on guidelines’ development send to the SG level for consideration should cover the largest possible number of countries interested and in need of assistance in the implementation of Recommendations, to guarantee the effectively use of ITU-T financial and human resources; the development of such guidance should not affect the timeframe of the ITU-T Recommendations’ development itself in the case of new Recommendations. In addition, it seems rational to assess the necessity of preparation such application guidance only after obtaining a stable text of the ITU-T Recommendation; Guideline(s) on application of the ITU-T Recommendations should be developed after its adoption. 18 Update on numbering assignments TSB Director: Numbering and Identification This document provides the status of applications for E.212 and E.164 global resources in the last study period and the first three months of this year. TSAG to note. 19 Status of implementation of Resolution 187 (Busan, 2014): Review of the current methodologies and development of a future vision for the participation of Sector Members, Associates and Academia in the activities of ITU 20 WSIS and Sustainable Development Goals (ref. WTSA-16 Res. 75) TSB Director: Updated ITU roadmaps for WSIS Action Lines C2, C5, C6 Contains the updated ITU roadmaps for WSIS Action Lines C2, C5, C6. TSAG to note. 21 Languages (ref. WTSA-16 Res.67) Russian Federation: Translation of the AAP approved Recommendations The contribution includes proposals on translating the AAP approved Recommendations. 2.1 To invite the Director of TSB to take urgent action to ensure that the AAP
26.4.1 Chairman, TSAG Rapporteur Group “Strengthening Collaboration”: Report of TSAG Rapporteur Group “Strengthening Collaboration” meeting Actions for TSAG are listed below in separate rows 26.5 TSAG Rapporteur Group on Strategic and Operational Plan 26.5.1 Chairman, TSAG Rapporteur Group “Strategic and Operational Plan”: Report of TSAG Rapporteur Group “Strategic and Operational Plan” meeting Actions for TSAG are listed below in separate rows 27 ITU-T meeting schedule including date of next TSAG meeting(s) The next TSAG meeting is proposed to be scheduled Tuesday 13 – Friday 16 March 2018. 27.1 ITU-T meeting calendar 28 Any other business 29 Consideration of draft meeting Report TSAG delegates are invited to comment (14 day comment period) 30 Closing remarks by the Director, TSB 31 Closure of meeting End TSAG finished at … _____________________
Geneva 19-30 June 2017 + 2 cancelled 2 participants ITU-T Study Group 12 RG-AFR, Johannesburg, South Africa 24-28 July 2017 3 + 1 cancelled 8 + 2 cancelled 14 fellowships awarded 11 participants ITU-T Study Group 17 Meeting Geneva 29 August-6 September 2017 0 + 1 cancelled 2 + 2 cancelled 5 fellowships awarded 2 participants ITU-T Study Group 20 Meeting Geneva 4-15 September 2017 1 3 4 ITU-T Study Group 12 Meeting Geneva 19-28 September 2017 1 4 + 1 cancelled 6 fellowships awarded 5 participants ITU-T Study Group 16 Meeting Macau, China 16-27 October 2017 0 3 + 2 cancelled 5 fellowships awarded 3 participants ITU-T Study Group 3 RG-AO Seoul, Korea, 24-27 October 2017 2 4 6 ITU-T Study Group 13 Meeting Geneva 6-17 November 2017 1 4 5 ITU-T Study Group 11 Meeting Geneva 8-17 November 2017 0 6 + 1 cancelled 7 fellowships awarded 6 participants ITU-T Study Group 5 Meeting Sophia-Antipolis, France 13-22 November 2017 4 2 + 1 cancelled 7 fellowships awarded 6 participants ITU-T Study Groups 3 RG-ARB and 20 RG-ARB Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 21-22 November 2017 1 + 1 cancelled 0 + 2 cancelled 4 fellowships awarded 1 participant ITU-T Study Group 2 Meeting Geneva 27 Nov. – 1 Dec. 2017 0 + 1 cancelled 5 6 fellowships awarded 5 participants ITU-T Study Group 17 RG-ARB Muscat, Oman 10 December 2017 1 + 3 cancelled 0 + 2 cancelled 6 fellowships awarded 1 participant ITU-T Study Group 9 Meeting Geneva 22-30 January 2018 0 4 4 15.9 BSG Programme 4: Fundraising for Bridging the Standardization Gap The Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) of the Republic of Korea made a contribution to the BSG Fund during the reporting period. TSB is encouraging other voluntary contributions to the BSG Fund.
Average Precipitation 170mm Hotels Hotels close to the venue: Conrad Centennial Singapore 2 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038982 Website : Marina Mandarin Singapore 6 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, Singapore 039594 Website : Mandarin Oriental Singapore 5 Raffles Avenue, Marina Square, Singapore 039797 Website : Pan Pacific Singapore 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, Singapore 039595 Website : Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799 Website : Internet access and wireless coverage All meeting rooms will have a wireless network with access to the Internet. Every guest room offers a high-speed Internet access for free. The access to Internet will be granted using the LAN technologies listed below: Wireless via WiFi: 802.11bgn and 802.11ac – Both accessible on 2.4GHz and 5GHz Technical assistance In case you have any technical problem at the venue (e.g. connecting to internet, finding meeting rooms etc.) please contact for help: Mr Edwin Low (). Electricity Singapore’s voltage is 220-240 volts AC, 50 cycles per second. Most hotels can provide visitors with a transformer, which can convert the voltage to 110-120 volts 60 cycles per second. The power plugs used in Singapore are of the three-pin, square shaped type. Useful information Currency exchange The currency in Singapore is the Singapore Dollar. Apart from banks and hotels, money can be changed wherever the sign “Licensed Money Changer” is displayed. Most shopping complexes have a licensed money changer. Visitors are discouraged from changing money with unlicensed money changers
International telecommunication union Telecommunication Standardization Bureau Geneva, 13 September 2017 Ref: Corrigendum 1 to TSB Circular 32 TSB Workshops/VM To: - Administrations of Member States of the Union; - ITU-T Sector Members; - ITU-T Associates; - ITU Academia Contact: Vijay Mauree Tel: +41 22 730 5591 Fax: +41 22 730 5853 E-mail: Copy to: - the Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of ITU-T Study Groups; - the Director of the Telecommunication Development Bureau; - the Director of the Radiocommunication Bureau; - the Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Subject: First Financial Inclusion Global Initiative (FIGI) Symposium: Innovative Approaches to Digital Financial Inclusion Challenges, Bangalore, India, 29 November ‒ 1 December 2017 Dear Sir/Madam, Please kindly be informed that Annex 3 of the Circular 32 has been replaced. Yours faithfully, Chaesub Lee Director of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau Jointly organized with: Annex: 1 ANNEX 3 LETTER OF INVITATION FOR VISA REQUEST
The FNC-2018 will be held during the 88th Geneva International Motor Show. The symposium will be held in Room K of the Conference Centre, located on the mezzanine level in Hall 1 of Geneva PALEXPO. Maps indicating the location of the Conference Centre at Geneva PALEXPO as well as access for the disabled can be found at the following link: . Contact Information for Tourist Offices in , Vaud and neighbouring Tourist Office for: Tel: Fax: Address URL Geneva +41 (0) 22 909 70 00 +41 (0) 22 909 70 11 18, rue du Mont-Blanc 1201 Geneva Morges +41 (0) 21 801 32 33 +41 (0) 21 801 31 30 Rue du Château 1110 Morges Vaud +41 (0) 21 613 26 26 +41 (0) 21 613 26 00 Avenue d'Ouchy 60 Case Postale 164 1000 Lausanne 6 Evian +33 (0) 450 75 04 26 +33 (0) 450 75 61 08 BP 18 - 74502 Cedex - France Annecy +33 (0) 450 45 00 33 +33 (0) 450 51 87 20 Bonlieu 1 rue Jean Jaurès, 74000 Annecy France +33 (0) 450 20 01 22 +33 (0) 450 20 00 40 Rue des Bains - B.P. 90, 01220 France Others: ANNEX 2 This confirmation form should be sent directly to the hotel of your choice INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDIZATION SECTOR Symposium on the Future Networked Car (FNC-2018) on 8 March 2018 in Geneva. Confirmation of the reservation made on (date) ____________ with (hotel) ___________________ at the ITU preferential tariff ____________ single/double room(s)
Company Applicant information Mr Ms Mrs Date of birth : Is this your first visit to United States? __ Yes ___ No If the country in which you'll obtain your visa is different from your nationality, please indicate it here: Address Place to visit after entry In this case, it is Washington, DC by default. Date of arrival in the United States Date of departure from the United States (Please do not forget to attach a copy of your passport photograph page before sending) Your information should be sent out before 1 November 2017. ___________________
ANNEX A ITU For meeting participants For Registration Focal Points Participants enter the registration system using the registration link provided, and log into the system using their ITU user account credentials (TIES or Guest)*. Available user details are automatically pre-filled in the form. Once a participant has submitted a registration request, they will receive an e-mail confirmation that their request is awaiting validation by their Registration Focal Point. Once the request has been reviewed by the member Focal Point, participants will receive a registration email. * Account creation or update can be done . Registration Focal Points access a specific page in the ITU website using their existing TIES account in order to confirm or reject registration requests submitted by colleagues from their organization. The necessary access permissions will be provided by ITU, as well as detailed guidelines on how to set up and use the system to approve or reject requests. The ITU-T membership team should be contacted at to update the Registration Focal Point for ITU-T events. Other enquiries about the system should be addressed to . ________________
Fax: E-mail: +41-22-730-5853 Fax: E-mail: Date: [Place,] [Date] Dear Sir/Madam, With respect to the Member State consultation on the Determined draft texts listed in TSB Circular 86, I would like to advise you of the opinion of this Administration, which is set out in the table below. Select one of the two boxes Draft Recommendation ITU-T X.1249 (ex X.tfcma) assigns authority to Study Group 17 to consider this text for approval (in which case, select one of the two options ⃝): ⃝ No comments or suggested changes ⃝ Comments and suggested changes are attached does not assign authority to Study Group 17 to consider this text for approval (reasons for this opinion and an outline of possible changes that would enable the work to progress are attached) Draft Recommendation ITU-T X.1361 (X.iotsec-2) assigns authority to Study Group 17 to consider this text for approval (in which case, select one of the two options ⃝): ⃝ No comments or suggested changes ⃝ Comments and suggested changes are attached does not assign authority to Study Group 17 to consider this text for approval (reasons for this opinion and an outline of possible changes that would enable the work to progress are attached) Yours faithfully, [Name] [Official role/title] Administration of [Member State] ___________
1521 11 11 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH / MVNO Lycamobile Germany 1522 11 11 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH 1523 11 11 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH 1525 11 11 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH 1526 11 11 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH 1529 11 11 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH / MVNO Truphone GmbH 15555 11 11 Mobile services Tismi BV 15630 11 11 Mobile services multiConnect GmbH 15678 11 11 Mobile services Argon Networks UG 1570 11 11 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH / MVNO 1573 11 11 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH 1575 11 11 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH 1577 11 11 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH 1578 11 11 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH 1579 11 11 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH / MVNO Sipgate Wireless GmbH 15888 11 11 Mobile services TelcoVillage GmbH 1590 11 11 Mobile services Telefónica Germany GmbH & Co. OHG 160 11 10 Mobile services Telekom Deutschland GmbH 162 10 10 Mobile services Vodafone GmbH 163 10 10 Mobile services E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH 164 13 4 Mobile paging services e*Message Wireless Information Services Deutschland GmbH
9626 11 6 Geographic Area Code Hohenburg 9627 11 6 Geographic Area Code Freudenberg Oberpfalz 9628 11 6 Geographic Area Code Ursensollen 9631 11 6 Geographic Area Code Tirschenreuth 9632 11 6 Geographic Area Code Waldsassen 9633 11 6 Geographic Area Code Mitterteich 9634 11 6 Geographic Area Code Wiesau 9635 11 6 Geographic Area Code Bärnau 9636 11 6 Geographic Area Code Plößberg 9637 11 6 Geographic Area Code Falkenberg Oberpfalz 9638 11 6 Geographic Area Code Neualbenreuth 9639 11 6 Geographic Area Code Mähring 9641 11 6 Geographic Area Code Grafenwöhr 9642 11 6 Geographic Area Code Kemnath Stadt 9643 11 6 Geographic Area Code Auerbach in der Oberpfalz 9644 11 6 Geographic Area Code Pressath 9645 11 6 Geographic Area Code Eschenbach in der Oberpfalz 9646 11 6 Geographic Area Code Freihung 9647 11 6 Geographic Area Code Kirchenthumbach 9648 11 6 Geographic Area Code Neustadt am Kulm 9651 11 6 Geographic Area Code Vohenstrauss 9652 11 6 Geographic Area Code Waidhaus 9653 11 6 Geographic Area Code Eslarn 9654 11 6 Geographic Area Code Pleystein 9655 11 6 Geographic Area Code Tännesberg 9656 11 6 Geographic Area Code Moosbach bei Vohenstrauß 9657 11 6 Geographic Area Code Waldthurn 9658 11 6 Geographic Area Code Georgenberg 9659 11 6 Geographic Area Code Leuchtenberg 9661 11 6 Geographic Area Code Sulzbach-Rosenberg 9662 11 6 Geographic Area Code Vilseck 9663 11 6 Geographic Area Code Neukirchen bei 9664 11 6 Geographic Area Code Hahnbach 9665 11 6 Geographic Area Code Königstein Oberpfalz 9666 11 6 Geographic Area Code Illschwang 9671 11 6 Geographic Area Code Oberviechtach 9672 11 6 Geographic Area Code Neunburg vorm Wald 9673 11 6 Geographic Area Code Tiefenbach Oberpfalz 9674 11 6 Geographic Area Code Schönsee 9675 11 6 Geographic Area Code Altendorf am Nabburg 9676 11 6 Geographic Area Code Winklarn 9677 11 6 Geographic Area Code Oberviechtach-Pullenried
Please see below a map: 2. Transportation and site information Train stations nearby: Lines Train Stations * Onarimon Station A3b Exit or A2 Exit (1-minute walk) * Daimon Station A6 Exit (6-minute walk) * Daimon Station A6 Exit (6-minute walk) * Yamanote Line Keihin-Tohoku Line Tokyo Monorail Station North Exit (11-minute walk) * Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line * * Station A1 Exit (13-minute walk) Access from Airport Please visit the TTC website: From Haneda Airport By Taxi (Please use “Taxi direction” page below) about 30 min. JPY 6,000 including expressway toll. By Train/Monorail (1) Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport International Terminal <-> (浜松町) station about 20 min. JPY 490 (2) Keikyu Line Haneda Airport International Terminal <-> Daimon station Take Train direct to Asakusa-Line (浅草線) (e.g. for Aoto, Inba-Nihonidai, Narita, or Narita-Airport train) about 30 min. JPY 530. From Narita Airport By Taxi (Please use “Taxi direction” page below) about 60 min. JPY 23,000 including expressway toll. By Limousine Bus (1) Shiba Area route Narita Airport <-> Shiba Park Hotel about 120 min. JPY 3,100 (2) Tokyo Station and Nihonbashi route Narita Airport <-> Tokyo Station about 90 min. JPY 3,100 (3) Shinagawa route Narita Airport <-> Shinagawa area about 90~110 min. JPY 3,100. By Train Route Finder (1) JR Narita Express about 60 min. JPY 3,020
Itinerary (Refer to examples shown in the table and overwrite your own Itinerary below.) dd/mm/yyyy Schedule Address and Phone number where you may be reached Hotel ex) 22 Jan 2019 Arrival from Geneva to Tokyo International Airport Flight xxx *1 *1 ex) 23 Jan 2019 Attending ITU-T Meeting, day 1 at the Telecommunication Technology Committee *2 *1 ex) 24 Jan 2019 Attending ITU-T Meeting, day 2 The same as above *2 *1 ex) 25 Jan 2019 Attending ITU-T Meeting, day 3 The same as above *2 *1 ex) 26 Jan 2019 Day off *1 *1 ex) 27 Jan 2019 Departure from Tokyo International Airport to Geneva Flight xxx --- --- *1: SHIBA PARK HOTEL address: 1-5-10 SHIBAKOUEN, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 105-0011 phone: +81-3-3433-4141 / fax: +81-3-3433-4142 *2: Telecommunication Technology Committee address: 1-1-12 SHIBAKOUEN, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 105-0011 phone: +81-3-3432-1551 / fax: +81-3-3432-1553 __________________
Grenada (country code +1 473) Communication of 14.III.2014 The Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority (ECTEL), Castries, announces the following telephone number plan for Grenada. ECTEL is responsible for ensuring that all numbers assigned within its Member States are registered with ITU. Operator Service Number series AWS Grenada Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile +1 473 533 XXXX +1 473 534 XXXX +1 473 535 XXXX +1 473 536 XXXX +1 473 537 XXXX +1 473 538 XXXX Cable and Wireless Grenada Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Fixed Mobile Mobile Mobile Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed +1 473 403 XXXX +1 473 404 XXXX +1 473 405 XXXX +1 473 406 XXXX +1 473 407 XXXX +1 473 408 XXXX +1 473 409 XXXX +1 473 410 XXXX +1 473 458 XXXX +1 473 435 XXXX +1 473 436 XXXX +1 473 437 XXXX +1 473 438 XXXX +1 473 439 XXXX +1 473 440 XXXX +1 473 441 XXXX +1 473 442 XXXX +1 473 443 XXXX +1 473 444 XXXX +1 473 449 XXXX +1 473 455 XXXX +1 473 456 XXXX +1 473 457 XXXX +1 473 459 XXXX +1 473 468 XXXX
Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed +1 473 473 XXXX +1 473 490 XXXX +1 473 636 XXXX +1 473 638 XXXX +1 473 758 XXXX +1 473 784 XXXX +1 473 938 XXXX +1 473 269 XXXX +1 473 328 XXXX +1 473 329 XXXX +1 473 386 XXXX +1 473 800 – (2000 to 2999) +1 473 800 – (5000 to 5999) +1 473 800 – (7000 to 7999) Columbus Communications Grenada Limited Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed Fixed +1 473 230 XXXX +1 473 231 XXXX +1 473 232 XXXX +1 473 800 – (3000 to 2999) +1 473 800 – (4000 to 5999) Digicel Grenada Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile +1 473 414 XXXX +1 473 415 XXXX +1 473 416 XXXX +1 473 417 XXXX +1 473 418 XXXX +1 473 419 XXXX +1 473 420 XXXX Affordable Island Communication Inc (Grenada) Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile +1 473 402 XXXX +1 473 520 XXXX +1 473 521 XXXX +1 473 901 XXXX Contact: Ms Sylvester Vital Director of Technical Services Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority (ECTEL) P.O. Box 1886 Vide Bouteille P.O. Box GM 690 CASTRIES Saint Lucia Tel: +1 758 458 1701 Fax: +1 758 458 1698 E-mail: URL:
they are able to be modelled accurately and in greater detail using standard CAD software (Jedlicka et al. 2013). On the other hand, it is not possible to model all buildings in the surroundings this way. It would be highly time consuming and, of course, there is no existing historical documentation of all objects inside the manor. Many buildings do not exist anymore or they were significantly rebuilt or renovated. Some information can be acquired on the basis of old photographs, but mostly the only data source available is the old map. Therefore, surrounding buildings can be reproduced based on vectorized old maps using procedural modelling approach. Polygon layers with footprints are used as a foundation for buildings. Missing information (e. g. the height of buildings) can be chosen randomly or better considering the look of buildings in a given time. ESRI City Engine is used for procedural modelling. One example of the procedural modelling result is displayed in figure 7. Figure 7. 3D web mapping application - example of one scene of the chateau Mnichovo Hradiste Conclusion This article introduces a project focused on web presentation of chateaux and manors in the Czech Republic. Various sources of maps, plans and photographs are included and the most important map layers are described. Old maps and plans are georeferenced and close chateau surroundings on selected maps are vectorized allowing land-use comparison. Objects of economic and cultural background of domains are vectorized and later displayed as points of interest in the web mapping application. The application provides quick access to a specific chateau or castle using spatial bookmarks and shortlists as filters. It shows georeferenced old maps and various plans, vectorized objects and areas, as well as historical and up to date photographs. The application allows users to compare various layers and photos from different periods of time. Besides the classic way of presenting 2D data via web mapping application, this article briefly introduces the possibilities of 3D procedural modeling and presentation of 3D scenes on the internet. The 2D web mapping application can be accessed at http://gis.fsv.cvut.cz/castles. In the future, the application will be complemented by text information about chateaux, their surroundings, gardens, economic background of domains and their former owners, aristocratic families.
(2 points) Give the sequence of pseudorandom numbers generated using the pure multiplicative generator with seed ? (2 point) Give the prime factorization of 10780. (4 points) If and , what are gcd(a,b) and lcm(a,b)? (3 points) Use the Euclidean algorithm to find gcd(68, 86). (3 points) Find the Bezout coefficients for 68 and 86. That is, find integers s and t such that gcd(68, 86) = 68s + 86t. (6 points) Give the binary, octal and hexadecimal representations of the base-10 number 2xyzw, where xy and zw represent the two-digit month and day values, respectively, for your birthday. (E.g., I was born March 2 … so my number would be 20302.) (6 points) Give the binary, decimal and hexadecimal representations of .
8. Use the definition of scalar product, · = ab cos θ, and the fact that · = axbx + ayby + azbz and to calculate the angle between the two vectors given by: and 9. Find the cross product:, where the two vectors are given by: and 10. Express the following vector in unit-vector notation: 25 N, at 300 counterclockwise from the –Y axis.
All District Health Boards Maternity services – DHB Funded Tier ONE Service Specification Status: It is compulsory to use this nationwide service specification when purchasing this service. MAnDATORY Review History Date First Published on NSFL October 2011 New Service Specification: developed jointly by the Ministry of Health with a working group of representatives from DHBs and professional bodies. Purpose to reflect the overall service requirements applicable to all DHB-funded maternity services and facilities. Developed to align with the New Zealand Maternity Standards and provide guidance to DHBs in implementing the Maternity Quality Initiative. July 2011 Amendments: updated Ministry of Health website link to Eligibility information replaced DHB Funded Primary Maternity Facility purchase units with W02020, ADJ118. August 2013 Amendment: Updated references to new T2 Pregnancy Parenting Information and Education Services service specification. May 2014 Consideration for next Service Specification Review Within five years Note: Contact the Service Specification Programme Manager, National Health Board Business Unit, Ministry of Health to discuss proposed amendments to the service specifications and guidance in developing new or updating and revising existing service specifications. Nationwide Service Framework Library web site MATERNITY SERVICES – DHB FUNDED TIER LEVEL ONE
Transport to the Services is the responsibility of the Service User or their caregivers. The Service will assist in coordinating or arranging transport when it is appropriate to do so. 6.4 Facilities Refer to the Funder’s Provider Quality Specifications, and the Health and Disability Sector Standards for requirements on facilities that also apply to mobile oral health clinics. The Service must consider: if clinically appropriate services can be effectively delivered from mobile clinics take into account the specific needs of their communities the need to ensure the health and safety for the Service Users and staff delivering such services. 6.5 Equipment The Serviced will have access to dental operative equipment, instruments and treatment facilities that enable the provision of appropriate contemporary dentistry and comply with current standards and codes of practice. 6.6 Service Levels 6.6.1 Primary Oral Health Services Primary oral health care services will be provided within the scope of practice of professional staff. When treatment is out of scope, timely and appropriate referral processes to a specialist service must occur. 6.6.2 Specialist Oral Health Services Specialist oral health services will be provided by general and specialist dental practitioners contracted to provide these services, or hospital dental services when necessary. 6.7 Key Inputs The key inputs required for the Service are: 6.7.1 Staff appropriately trained clinical staff to meet the service mix requirements including: general dentists, dental specialists, dental therapists, dental hygienists, clinical dental technicians and dental technicians auxiliary staff including dental surgery assistants and administrative support personnel. The staff must comply with current professional standards and Codes of Practice, the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights, and the Health Information Privacy Code. 6.7.2 Supplies, Equipment and other Services pharmaceuticals - local anaesthetics, haemostatic agents, analgesics, topical fluorides oral health supplies diagnostic imaging sterile supply services infection control occupational health and safety services biomedical engineering
Station 4: Solve each equation or inequality on your answer sheet. Work must be shown to receive credit! 10. Which of the following is not a solution that makes the inequality true? A. C. B. D. 11. If , what is the value of x when ? C. D. 12. Solve the equation to determine the value of x.
TOOL 1: How Your Clients Manage Now In Part A, identify the programs into which you will integrate financial capability services, then use Part B to analyze and summarize how clients in those programs are managing their financial lives now. TOOL 1, Part A: Target Programs List the programs into which you want to integrate financial capability services, and then list how many clients participate in each program. These are the clients who will receive integrated financial capability services. Target Program Total Number of Clients Currently Participating in the Program TOOL 1, PART B: Client Financial Capability Analysis Complete the tables in (i) and (ii) and the summary in (iii) for each target program identified in Part A. Target Program: (i) Demographics Describe the demographic characteristics of the target program’s clients. List out key subsets of program clients and the estimated percentage of total program clients they represent (e.g., “20% of clients are over age 65”). You can use the Other Distinguishing Characteristics row to describe categories and characteristics based on unique features of your clients that are not addressed in the demographic categories provided (e.g., ex-offenders or youth transitioning out of foster care). Demographic Category Description of Program Clients’ Demographic Characteristics Age Employment and Education Status Public Assistance
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Contact: Mr Itaaka Tebaka Manager Engineering Communications Commission of Kiribati (CCK) P.O. Box 529 BETIO, TARAWA Kiribati Tel: +686 25488; Cell: +686 73004920 E-mail: itaaka.tebaka@cck.ki URL: www.cck.ki Communication of 1.VIII.2016: The Communications Commission of Kiribati (CCK), Betio, Tarawa, announces updates to the National Numbering Plan of Kiribati. Table Description of number change for national ITU-T E.164 numbering plan for country code 686: Kiribati (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Communicated time and date of change N(S)N Usage of E.164 number Parallel running Operator Proposed wording of announcement Old number New number Begins Ends 1 March 2014 Overseas Operator Epcatem Telecom 1 March 2014 Overseas Operator Phone Group 1 July 2016 Overseas Operator Concerotel 1 July 2016 Post-paid, IPVPN, MBB ATHKL ATHKL Post-paid, IPVPN & MBB. 1 July 2016 Gilbert Island, Outer Island fix 1 July 16 1 July 17 ATHKL Gilbert Island, Outer Island fix 1 July 2016 7XXXXXXX Cellular Mobile Services 1 July 16 1 July 17 ATHKL ATHKL Cellular Mobile Services. 1 July 2016 ATHKL office Fix 1 July 16 1 July 17 ATHKL ATHKL office fix. 1 July 2016 South Tarawa Fix 1 July 16 1 July 17 ATHKL ATHKL South Tarawa. FIX 1 July 2016 Line Island fix 1 July 16 1 July 17 ATHKL Line Island Fix 1 July 2016 85XXX Phoenix Island fix 1 July 16 1 July 17 ATHKL Phoenix Island Fix 72700999 84XXX
BETIO, TARAWA Kiribati Tel: +686 25488; Cell: +686 73004920 E-mail: itaaka.tebaka@cck.ki URL: www.cck.ki Communication of 30.IX.2015: The Communications Commission of Kiribati (CCK), Betio, Tarawa, announces the update of National Numbering Plan in Kiribati. Table Description of number change for national ITU-T E.164 numbering plan for country code 686: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Communicated time and date of change N(S)N Usage of E.164 number Parallel running Operator Proposed wording of announcement Old number New number Begins Ends 1 November 2015 7xxxxxxx Fix, 2G, 3G, and 4G Amalgamating Telecommunication Holdings Kiribati Limited All calls to 7XXXXXXX range should be routed to ATHKL Note: Change Operator to new Operator (Old operator name: Telecom Services Kiribati Limited, TSKL, to New Operator name: Amalgamating Telecommunication Holdings Kiribati Limited, ATHKL). Number range remain the same. Contact: Mr. Itaaka Tebaka Manager Engineering Communications Commission of Kiribati (CCK) P.O. Box 529 BETIO, TARAWA Kiribati Tel: +686 25488; Cell: +686 72098911 E-mail: itaaka.tebaka@cck.ki URL: www.cck.ki Communication of 1.IV.2014: The Communications Commission of Kiribati (CCK), Betio, Tarawa, announces the update of National Numbering Plan in Kiribati. Table Description of number change for national ITU-T E.164 numbering plan for country code +686: N(S)N Parallel running Operator
Consequences of Our Choices Exit > Collected by a member of Leadership > Exited from the community > Expected to make up lost learning > Family possibly contacted Exit Time Out We will remind you: > “You need to move to another area and think about your choices” > “You will need to meet me at recess/lunch to discuss your choices and make up your learning time” > “You will need to make up for missed learning” Time Out Time In We will remind you: > “You need to sit here and think about your choices” > “You will need to meet me at recess/lunch to discuss your choices” > “You will need to make up for missed learning” Time In Warning We will remind you: > “This is a warning that you are not following our rules” > “Now is the time to make better choices” > “You need to stop and think about your choices and start making good choices.” Warning Bad Choices Good Choices Individual Homegroup Community Stars Stars Stars Stars Charts Stars Charts Stars Charts Rewards Rewards Rewards
Playback Format List Container / Codec AVCHD H.264/AVC AVI Grass Valley HQ (Alpha), DVCPRO HD, DVCPRO 50, DVCPRO, DV GF MPEG-2 I-Frame only (100Mbps), MPEG-2 LongGOP (50Mbps), DVCPRO 50, DVCPRO, DV MXF Grass Valley HQ (Alpha), AVC-Intra 100/50, DVCPRO HD, DVCPRO 50, DVCPRO, DV, D10, MPEG-2 P2 AVC-Intra 100/50, DVCPRO HD, DVCPRO 50, DVCPRO, DV XDCAM HD 422 (50Mbps), HD (35Mbps/25Mbps/18Mbps), IMX (50Mbps/40Mbps/30Mbps), DVCAM XDCAM EX HD (35Mbps), HD (25Mbps), DVCAM Resolution / Frame-rate SD 720 x 576 50i, 720 x 486 59.94i HD 1920 x 1080 59.94i, 1920 x 1080 50i, 1920 x 1080 24p, 1920 x 1080 24PsF, 1920 x 1080 23.98p, 1920 x 1080 23.98PsF, 1280 x 720 59.94p, 1280 x 720 50p, 1280 x 720 23.98p PC 1280 x 720, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600, 640 x 480 Import File List Supported Not all supported Not supported Container Video Audio Format after Importing Codec Codec Native Transcode to AVI (HQ) Rewrap MXF (OP-1a) AVI Grass Valley HQ Linear PCM - - Grass Valley HQX* DV DVCPRO DVCPRO 50 DVCPRO HD Uncompressed YUV Uncompressed RGB Grass Valley Lossless MXF Grass Valley HQ Linear PCM   - Grass Valley HQX* AVC-Intra 50 Linear PCM/A-law  AVC-Intra 100 D10 DV DVCPRO DVCPRO 50 DVCPRO HD JPEG 2000 MPEG-2  AVCHD H.264/AVC Dolby Digital (AC-3/Linear PCM)   -
Container Video Audio Format after Importing Codec Codec Native Transcode to AVI (HQ) Rewrap MXF (OP-1a) P2 DV Linear PCM (48kHz, 16/24-bit)    DVCPRO DVCPRO 50 DVCPRO HD AVC-Intra 50 AVC-Intra 100 XDCAM (VFAM/FAM) HD422 (50Mbps) 8 channels AES3/ Linear PCM/A-law   - HD (35Mbps) HD (25Mbps) HD (18Mbps) DV IMX XDCAM EX HD (35Mbps) Linear PCM (48kHz,16-bit)   - HD (25Mbps) GF DV Linear PCM (48kHz, 16/24-bit)   DVCPRO DVCPRO 50 MPEG-2 Windows Media Windows Media Video Windows Media Audio  - QuickTime DV AAC/ Apple Lossless/MP3/ Linear PCM  - DVCPRO DVCPRO 50 DVCPRO HD H.264 (QuickTime Video (avc1)) ProRes422 ProRes422 HQ ProRes422 Proxy ProRes4444 JPEG 2000 Animation MPEG-4 Photo JPEG PNG Uncompressed YUV Sans QuickTime Video (mp4v) Uncompressed 10-bit Uncompressed 10-bit YUV QuickTime Video (rpza) QuickTime Video (cvid) Motion JPEG A Motion JPEG B Sorenson Video 3 Uncompressed RGB Grass Valley HQ Grass Valley HQX MPEG-2 MPEG-2 MPEG-1 Audio Layer-2/ Dolby Digital (AC-3)/ Linear PCM  -
Container Video Audio Format after importing Codec Codec Native Transcode to AVI (HQ) Rewrap MXF (OP-1a) GXF MPEG-2 Linear PCM/A-law -  D10 DV DVCPRO DVCPRO 50 DVCPRO HD AVC-Intra 50 AVC-Intra 100 Still -  - TWF - AVI (Grass Valley HQX) is transcoded to AVI (Grass Valley HQ) automatically when importing Transcoding Export Format List XDCAM (MXF) MPEG HD422 (50Mbps) MPEG HD (35Mbps/25Mbps/18Mbps) MPEG IMX (50Mbps/40Mbps/30Mbps) DVCAM Only Grass Valley HQ files can be exported as MXF (XDCAM); AVCHD files are not supported.
Summary of job description (1000 character limit):* Gross salary including any allowances and guaranteed bonuses (in pounds sterling, using format '1234' or '1234.99'):* Help (opens in a new window) For each:* (week) Gross allowances and guaranteed bonuses included in the above figure (in pounds sterling, using format. ('1234' or '1234.99') Summary of all allowances and guaranteed bonuses (250 character limit): Migrant's religion:* I certify that I have read the UKBA guidelines & that I am eligible to apply for a UK Visa: (Click check box to advise) Help (opens in a new window) Your certificate of sponsorship is valid for 3 months from the date it is assigned to you. You should get a decision on your visa within 3 weeks. Check the to find out how long getting a visa might take in your country. However, it must be submitted in time for your specified arrival date to be met as any delays may impact the Diocese of Paisley. Any delay should be made knows to the diocesan UKBA administrator. Please advise the diocesan UKBA Administrator of your visa date of submission & any communications between you and the UKBA authorities.