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public interface TopicMapFragmentWriterIF
PUBLIC: Implementations of this interface can export fragments of topic maps to some Topic Maps syntax given a collection of topics to include. Generally, the fragments will include all identifiers, types, names, occurrences, and associations of the topics.
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void |
endTopicMap()
PUBLIC: Ends the fragment. |
void |
exportAll(Iterator<TopicIF> it)
PUBLIC: Exports all the topics returned by the iterator, and wraps them with startTopicMap() and endTopicMap() calls. |
void |
exportTopic(TopicIF topic)
PUBLIC: Exports the given topic. |
void |
exportTopics(Iterator<TopicIF> it)
PUBLIC: Exports all the topics returned by the iterator. |
void |
startTopicMap()
PUBLIC: Starts the fragment. |
| Method Detail |
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void startTopicMap() throws IOException
IOException
void exportAll(Iterator<TopicIF> it) throws IOException
IOException
void exportTopics(Iterator<TopicIF> it) throws IOException
IOException
void exportTopic(TopicIF topic) throws IOException
IOException
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Welcome to my interactive data visualization projects.
I love tinkering, exploring, and discovering. And, interactive data visualization lets me do all of it.
The ability to layer data from macro to microscope and creating fun interaction is fascinating. Data Visualization can provide insight, an opportunity to explore large amount of data and raise questions, and ultimately lead to actionable information for the audience.
These are my side projects created with d3 (javascript library), data cleaning and wrangling were done in python
If you want to visualize any dataset, you can contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tennis Grand Slam Winners (1985-2019) - 2nd Iteration
Grand Slams refer to the 4 major tournaments played on different surface types. The surface difference favors different playing styles, although the difference diminished over the years. Since mid 2000s, fewer players have dominated the Grand Slam. To visualize the trend, this allows selection and comparison of players' Grand Slam titles and their streaks in timeline with their image.
*Data Source: www.wikipedia.com, www.atptour.com
- See the visualizationWorld Dominance Trend Map in Tennis (1982 ~ 2016)
Dominant nations in tennis have changed over the years. Using a choropleth map, this visualization shows the shift in the distribution of top 100 tennis players' nationalities from 1982 to 2016. Additionally, the timeline bar graph displays numeric data on a selected country.
*Data Source: https://data.world/sixmanguru/mens-year-end-atp-rankings
- See the visualizationTennis Grand Slam Winners (1985-2019) - 1st Iteration
Grand Slams in tennis refer to the most prestigious 4 major tournaments. This visualization uses a player's image to highlight his grand slam victories in a timeline and shows the breakdown record in a pie chart.
*Data Source: www.wikipedia.com, www.atptour.com
- See the visualization
World Immunization Trend (1980~2013) Line Graph
Immunization is an important mark in modern medicine. I wanted to visualize the trend of immunization in countries over the years.
I first began with a line graph in conjunction with scatter plot. You can select a country to view its immunization history from 1980 to 2013.
*Data Source: wwww.oecd.org
- See the visualization
World Immunization Trend Stacked Bar Graph
After creating the line graph of immunization history, I wanted to create a visualization that allowed easier comparison between countries. The line graph made it difficult comparisons among countries. Stacked bar graph seemed like a rational choice. I used distinct hue for each disease rather than varying saturation in order to separate each disease visually.
*Data Source: wwww.oecd.org
- See the visualization


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THE ATTACK OF THE GIANT HORNY GORILLA aka A.P.E.; HIDEOUS MUTANT; SUPER KONG
South Korea. 1976. Director - Paul Leder, Screenplay - Paul & Reuben A. Leder, Producers - Paul Leder & K.M. Yeung, Photography - Tony Francis & Daniel L. Symmes, Music - Bruce Mac Rae, Special Effects - Park Kwang Nam, Production Design - Lee Bong Sun. Production Company - Lee Ming Film Co. Rod Arrants (Tom Rose), Joanna De Verona (Marilyn Baker), Alex Nicol (Colonel Davis), Francis Lee (Captain Kim), Jerry Harke (Lieutenant Smith), Alice Woo (Mrs Kim)
Plot: A giant ape escapes as it is being shipped back to Disneyland and rampages across the South Korean countryside causing mass destruction and snatching up a beautiful American actress.
This South Korean production, originally released as `A.P.E.', was made the same year as the Dino de Laurentiis remake of `King Kong'. It was clearly hoping to exploit some of the expected success of `King Kong' - that is before `King Kong' premiered and became a big heap of ape dung with anybody who had seen the original and audiences alike. The poster advertized itself with the byline "not to be confused with the original `King Kong'' - clearly the distributor had the delusion that some audiences may well have confused the two - and it is indeed quite possible, for `Gorilla' blatantly steals from `King Kong' even down to having the giant ape abducting a blonde actress.
But in all other regards there is extremely little likelihood audiences might have confused `Gorilla' and `King Kong' - `King Kong' is one of the greatest of all monster movies; `Gorilla' is laughable in every respect. The effects work is shockingly bad. The scenes of the ape destroying a ridiculously unconvincing model ship and then wrestling with a rubber shark at the start of the film are a clear indication of what is to come. And the scenes that follow with the ape rampaging through and smashing obvious plywood houses and, in a couple of really hysterically unconvincing model shots, stepping over a toy cow and batting a hanglider and pilot on an visible wire, produce gales of laughter in their ineptitude. One can visibly see the eyeholes that have been made in the mask for the actor inside. Scenes of destruction go on and on forever without even the slightest degree of directorial conviction of dramatic interest being created, due to the fact that the film eschews almost any type of optical shots whatsoever - we never see any shots of the ape and people together in the same frame. Although the reason for this could well be that the three optical shots we do see which patch the ape over stock background shots of Seoul are some of the worst travelling matte shots in the history of special effects. The ape suit is completely immobile in expression and one can clearly see the eyeholes that have been made in the mask for the actor inside. Stock footage of military vehicles on manoeuvres, which are meant to stand in for the massed military attack against the ape, are repeated several times throughout.
The film was originally made in 3D but has only been seen flat in the West. Thus there are an inordinate number of shots with extras firing burning spears at the camera, soldiers rushing into the camera to pose and shoot, and the ape throwing the same rock on a wire at the camera.
There is the odd occasionally amusing line. "Let's see him dance for his organ grinder now," says the general as the military shoot the ape down. And the hero's end epithet for the ape - "He was too big for a small world like ours" - raises unintentional laughter. Alex Nicol at least gives an amusingly hard-headed performance as the American colonel (and should get some type of award for having to yell an entire performance into a telephone - even when he is out on field maneuvers). But this is really an appallingly bad film in every regard - the most amusing thing about it was its 1983 retitling `The Attack of the Giant Horny Gorilla'.
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System Architect Symbol details for "Physical Resource"
Physical Resource (Class)
- Description:
"Resource Held" available for use as one or more physical objects.
- Comment:
-
There are two types of this:
Consumables (eg drugs, foodstuffs, fuels)
Assets (eg computers, vehicles, beds).
Definitions Used:
Quantity (Class Attribute)
Physical Resource For Activity (Class)
- Description:
"Resource For Activity" using a specific "Physical Resource".
Resource Held (Class)
- Description:
Availability of a "Subject" as a resource for use by an "Agent".
- Comment:
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Carried over from CBS V2.
Note that the same "Subject" may act as both a "Temporal Resource Held" and a "Physical Resource
Held". For example, a computer may be treated as a physical resource in the sense that it may be
bought and sold as a commodity. It may also have a role as one (or more) temporal resources in cases
where it is actually in use.
RH/Temporality (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
"Resource Held"
- Definitions Used:
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Resource Held (Class)
source (Association)
- From Class:
"Physical Resource"
- To Class:
"Physical Resource For Activity"
- From Class:
"Physical Resource"
- To Class:
"Physical Resource For Activity"
Temporal Resource (Class)
- Description:
"Resource Held" whose availability may be expressed as a rate.
- Comment:
-
Temporal Resources are available only through the "Resource Activities" in which they are used.
Examples of these are:
Shift rotas (for people)
Booking rotas for buildings, rooms etc.
Temporal Resources may be composed of other Temporal Resources.
- Definitions Used:
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Rate Of Availability (Class Attribute)


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In a lambda expression, the body is evaluated in a lexical environment that is formed by adding the binding of each parameter in the lambda list with the corresponding value from the arguments to the current lexical environment.
For further discussion of how bindings are established based on the lambda list, see Lambda Lists.
The body of a lambda expression is an implicit progn; the values it returns are returned by the lambda expression.


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The purpose of this demo is to show a tabbed area where the content in tabbed panels are of different heights. When we switch between tabs, the content below is gently moved up or down to accomodate.
This is a plugin, so you can call it on multiple tabbed areas, which can be styled totally differently
Below are nested tabbed areas.
This is some content below the tabs. I will be moved up or down to accommodate the tabbed area above me.


public class Order
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Order(int id,
java.lang.String itemName,
Customer sender,
Customer receiver,
java.util.ArrayList<Position> path)
This is the order constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
accessible(Customer customer)
This method is used to check whether an order is accessible by a customer.
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Position |
currentLocation()
This is the current location getter.
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Position |
destination()
This is the destination getter.
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int |
getId()
This is the id getter.
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java.lang.String |
getItemName()
This is the itemName getter.
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Customer |
getReceiver()
This is the receiver getter.
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boolean |
hasBeenSent()
This method is used to check whether the order has reached the destination been sent.
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boolean |
isReceived()
This method is used to check whether an order is received.
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void |
moveToNextLocation()
This method is used to move the order to the next location.
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Position |
nextLocation()
This is the next location getter.
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void |
receiveOrder()
This method is used to change the status of the order to received.
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void |
reportSent()
This method is used to output the report of sending.
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toString()
This method is override the original toString() method
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updatePositionByTime(long time)
This method is used to update the position of the order by time
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id
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- The name of the order.sender
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- The receiver customer of the orderpath
- The planned delivery route assigned to the order.public Position currentLocation()
public Position destination()
public boolean hasBeenSent()
public void reportSent()
public Position nextLocation()
public void moveToNextLocation()
public java.lang.String getItemName()
public int getId()
public boolean accessible(Customer customer)
customer
- The customer for check.public Customer getReceiver()
public void receiveOrder()
public boolean isReceived()
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public void updatePositionByTime(long time)
time
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Installing ESA¶
Installing ESA is simple! Follow the directions below to get started.
Overview¶
TL;DR:
python -m pip install --only-binary pywin32,pypiwin32 pywin32 pypiwin32 esa
Installing ESA is easy, and most users will simply want to use Python’s package manager, Pip, to install ESA. Users who want to extend or modify ESA should install from source.
Prerequisites¶
ESA has the following prerequisites:
Microsoft Windows Operating System (PowerWorld is Windows only. The authors of ESA have only ever attempted to use Windows 10.).
Python >=3.5. Download it here.
PowerWorld Simulator with the Automation Server (SimAuto) add-on installed.
NOTE: the authors of ESA have tested with Simulator versions 17 and 21. It is likely, but not guaranteed, that ESA will work with all Simulator versions 16-21. If you encounter a problem with a particular version, please file an issue and we may be able to help (if we can get access to that particular Simulator version).
Git Large File Storage (LFS) (OPTIONAL: required to download case files and run tests). After installing Git LFS, simply change directories to the ESA repository, and run
git lfs install
. You will likely need to run agit pull
orgit lfs pull
after installing and setting up Git LFS. After initial setup, you shouldn’t need to do anything else with Git LFS.
Virtual Environment Configuration¶
Like any Python project, the use of virtual environments is strongly encouraged. If you’re new to virtual environments, Python provides a nice tutorial.
After installing Python on your machine, open up a Command Prompt window (Hit the “Windows” key and the “R” key simultaneously, type in “cmd” in the popup, then hit Enter) then set up a virtual environment like so (adapt paths as necessary):
cd C:\path\to\my\project
C:\path\to\python.exe -m venv my-venv
Then, activate the virtual environment like so (in the same terminal):
my-venv\Scripts\activate.bat
All installation directions assume your virtual environment has been activated.
Next, update pip and setuptools (in your activated virtual environment):
python -m pip install --upgrade --force-reinstall pip setuptools
Install Prerequisite Packages¶
ESA depends on the pywin32 Python package in order to interface with Windows components. Unfortunately, pywin32 does not always cleanly install automatically when installing ESA, so it’s recommended that you first manually install pywin32. In your activated virtual environment, execute the following:
python -m pip install --only-binary :all: pypiwin32 pywin32
The authors have found that the --only-binary
flag is often
necessary to get pywin32 to work - without it, pywin32 is unable to find
some necessary libraries.
Install ESA via Pip¶
To install ESA with pip, run the following in your activated virtual environment:
python -m pip install esa
Install ESA from Source¶
Installing ESA from source is quite simple, and does not require any extra tools. One might choose to install ESA from source if you plan to extend or modify ESA, or would like to run ESA’s suite of tests.
The first step is to obtain a copy of the ESA repository. There are two ways to obtain a copy: download a .zip archive or use Git to clone the repository. Here’s a link to ESA’s GitHub repository. On the GitHub page you can find a link to “Clone or download.”
If you choose to clone the repository with Git, you’ll also need to install Git Large File Storage. After installation, use Git Bash or a Command Prompt window to execute the following:
cd C:\Users\myuser\git\ESA
git lfs install
git pull
git lfs pull
If you choose to download a .zip archive, you’ll of course need to extract the archive to the desired directory.
Once you have a copy of the ESA repository, simply run the following in a Command Prompt window after activating your virtual environment (adapt path to match your setup):
cd C:\Users\myuser\git\ESA
python -m pip install .
If you would like to be able to run tests, you’ll need to install the testing dependencies:
python -m pip install .[test]
Similarly, to build the documentation, you’ll need:
python -m pip install .[doc]
If you want to both run tests and build the documentation:
python -m pip install .[test,doc]
You can find the specified “extras” in setup.py - look for
extras_require
.
Post-Installation¶
The post-installation steps found here are optional, but may save you some headache down the line.
Cursory Verification of Successful Installation¶
The simplest way to verify that ESA installed correctly is to attempt to import it. Most (but not all) installation issues will rear their heads at this point. Simply execute the following in a Command Prompt window (ensure your virtual environment is activated!):
python -c "import esa; print('Success!')"
If an error message is emitted, ESA or its dependencies are not properly installed. If you’re unable to figure it out on your own, feel free to file an issue on GitHub. We do not guarantee that we can help everyone.
Execute ESA Unittests¶
At this point in time, one can only run unittests if ESA is installed
from source and if you’ve installed the test
dependencies. A
future version of ESA may make tests available when installing via Pip.
Using a Command Prompt window, change directories to the ESA repository and run the tests like so (adapt paths as necessary):
cd C:\Users\myuser\git\ESA
my-venv\Scripts\activate.bat
python -m unittest discover tests
During the running of the tests, you’ll see some logging output and error messages - this is expected. What’s important is that at the end, you see a message like:
Ran 73 tests in 34.542sOK (expected failures=2)
If something is wrong, you’ll see some indications of failure. The “expected failures” are okay, and do not indicate there are any issues.
If you’ve installed the testing dependencies listed in setup.py, you should have “coverage.py” installed. If you’d like to assess ESA’s testing coverage, the incantation looks like (run from top-level of ESA repository after activating virtual environment):
coverage run
coverage report -m
Note that the arguments to coverage run
are provided by
.coveragerc
at the top-level of the repository.
pywin32 Post-Installation¶
From the pywin32 GitHub page:
Note that if you want to use pywin32 for “system wide” features, such as registering COM objects or implementing Windows Services, then you must run the following command from an elevated command prompt:
python Scripts/pywin32_postinstall.py -install
Note that the aforementioned “Scripts” directory can be found inside your virtual environment directory.


public abstract class DMatchFilter<M extends DObject>
extends java.lang.Object
IMatches
being processed by
particlar implementations of the
DMatcherCustomiser.processMatches(Q, uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.store.IMatches)
method.| Constructor and Description |
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DMatchFilter(DMatcherCustomiser<M,?> customiser)
Constructor.
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IMatches |
filter(IMatches matches)
Peforms filtering process on instances represented by set of
match results.
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protected abstract boolean |
pass(M instance)
Determines whether the specified instance passes the filter.
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public DMatchFilter(DMatcherCustomiser<M,?> customiser)
customiser
- Relevant customiserpublic IMatches filter(IMatches matches)
matches
- Raw match resultsprotected abstract boolean pass(M instance)
instance
- Instance to test


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Class: Aws::DataSync::Types::TaskExecutionResultDetail
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb |
Overview
Describes the detailed result of a TaskExecution
operation. This
result includes the time in milliseconds spent in each phase, the
status of the task execution, and the errors encountered.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#error_code ⇒ String
rw
::Aws::DataSync::Errors
that::Aws::DataSync
encountered during execution of the task. -
#error_detail ⇒ String
rw
Detailed description of an error that was encountered during the task execution.
-
#prepare_duration ⇒ Integer
rw
The total time in milliseconds that
::Aws::DataSync
spent in the PREPARING phase. -
#prepare_status ⇒ String
rw
The status of the PREPARING phase.
-
#total_duration ⇒ Integer
rw
The total time in milliseconds that
::Aws::DataSync
took to transfer the file from the source to the destination location. -
#transfer_duration ⇒ Integer
rw
The total time in milliseconds that
::Aws::DataSync
spent in the TRANSFERRING phase. -
#transfer_status ⇒ String
rw
The status of the TRANSFERRING phase.
-
#verify_duration ⇒ Integer
rw
The total time in milliseconds that
::Aws::DataSync
spent in the VERIFYING phase. -
#verify_status ⇒ String
rw
The status of the VERIFYING phase.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#error_code ⇒ String
(rw)
::Aws::DataSync::Errors
that ::Aws::DataSync
encountered during execution of the task. You
can use this error code to help troubleshoot issues.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#error_detail ⇒ String
(rw)
Detailed description of an error that was encountered during the task execution. You can use this information to help troubleshoot issues.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#prepare_duration ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The total time in milliseconds that ::Aws::DataSync
spent in the PREPARING
phase.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#prepare_status ⇒ String
(rw)
The status of the PREPARING phase.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#total_duration ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The total time in milliseconds that ::Aws::DataSync
took to transfer the
file from the source to the destination location.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#transfer_duration ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The total time in milliseconds that ::Aws::DataSync
spent in the
TRANSFERRING phase.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#transfer_status ⇒ String
(rw)
The status of the TRANSFERRING phase.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#verify_duration ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The total time in milliseconds that ::Aws::DataSync
spent in the VERIFYING
phase.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#verify_status ⇒ String
(rw)
The status of the VERIFYING phase.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 4793
class TaskExecutionResultDetail < Struct.new( :prepare_duration, :prepare_status, :total_duration, :transfer_duration, :transfer_status, :verify_duration, :verify_status, :error_code, :error_detail) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


base class for holding experiment data per channel, also responsible for data initialization, caching data, data access during event reconstruction, and self-marking according to requirements of the code.
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#include <TAChData.h>
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base class for holding experiment data per channel, also responsible for data initialization, caching data, data access during event reconstruction, and self-marking according to requirements of the code.
- Author
- SUN Yazhou, asia..nosp@m.rabb.nosp@m.it@16.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Date
- Created: 2017/9/30 Last revised: 2018/4/21, SUN Yazhou.
- Copyright
- 2017-2018, SUN Yazhou.
◆ TAChData()
| TAChData::TAChData |
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const string & |
name = "" , |
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const string & |
title = "" , |
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unsigned |
uid = 999999999 |
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◆ ~TAChData()
◆ Assign()
| bool TAChData::Assign |
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tEntry * |
entry | ) |
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◆ GetEventIndex()
| int TAChData::GetEventIndex |
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const |
◆ GetFiredStatus()
| bool TAChData::GetFiredStatus |
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const |
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◆ GetLeadingTime()
| double TAChData::GetLeadingTime |
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int |
n = 0 | ) |
const |
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◆ GetLT()
| double TAChData::GetLT |
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double |
t0, |
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double |
t1, |
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double |
t2 |
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t0, t1 and t2 are set for choosing ch->GetLT over edges (ch->GetLT-t0) within t1 and t2 is chosen t0, t1 and t2 using default values, choose the 1st edge
◆ GetNLeadingEdge()
| int TAChData::GetNLeadingEdge |
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const |
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inline |
◆ GetNTrailingEdge()
| int TAChData::GetNTrailingEdge |
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const |
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inline |
◆ GetTOT()
| double TAChData::GetTOT |
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int |
n = 0 | ) |
const |
get the time over threshold information of the n-th pulse
◆ GetTrailingTime()
| double TAChData::GetTrailingTime |
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int |
n = 0 | ) |
const |
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virtual |
◆ Initialize()
| void TAChData::Initialize |
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virtual |
initialize the data member
Reimplemented in TAAnodeData.
◆ IsV()
| bool TAChData::IsV |
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const |
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inline |
◆ SetFiredStatus()
| void TAChData::SetFiredStatus |
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bool |
sta | ) |
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inline |
◆ Show()
| void TAChData::Show |
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const |
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virtual |
◆ fEventIndex
| int TAChData::fEventIndex |
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protected |
◆ fFired
fired status. false: not fired. true: fired
◆ fIs_V
mark if the channel is HPTDC very high resolution mode data
◆ fLeadingTime
| double TAChData::fLeadingTime[NLMAX] |
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protected |
signal leading edge time tag
◆ fNLeadingEdge
| int TAChData::fNLeadingEdge |
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protected |
◆ fNTrailingEdge
| int TAChData::fNTrailingEdge |
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protected |
◆ fTrailingTime
| double TAChData::fTrailingTime[NTMAX] |
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protected |
signal trailing edge time tag
◆ NLMAX
| const int TAChData::NLMAX = 5 |
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staticprotected |
◆ NTMAX
| const int TAChData::NTMAX = 5 |
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staticprotected |
maximum number of leading and trailing edges per event
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Copyright (c) 2017 konbuerimaki
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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2. ensure that those MPI functions
that
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Return a data property value (key
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See also the store.ready
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.
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Read data properties from form input elements with the same name.
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Sodium boro-formate
Crystals of little-known sodium boroformate, for which the literature gives a formula NaH2CO3·2HCOOH·2H2O. However, how exactly the ions of this substance are arranged is unknown to me. The formula only gives the ratio of sodium, borate, and formate. I strongly suspect that two molecules of formic acid are chemically bound to borate.
Properties
- Crystal shape: flat, elongated hexagons with striations on side faces
- Color: colorless, transparent
- Stability on air: stable
Preparation
Dissolve in water borax, soda (or NaOH) and formic acid in a 1:2:8 molar ratio. The compound crystallizes upon evaporation of the solution.
Na2B4O7·10H2O + 2 NaOH + 8 HCOOH + H2O → 4 NaH2BO3·2HCOOH·2H2O
Growing
Grown using slow evaporation method. Solubility at room temperature is aroung 10..15g/100ml.
Safety
Boric acid and borates, as well as formates are only moderately toxic. However, free formic acid used in preparation is dangerous. Its vapors cause severe irritation, and even short contact of with unprotected skin can cause serious burns, sometimes not immediately.
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References
The only reference I have for this compound is a short mention in the chemical dictionary


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