| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| java.awt.datatransfer |
Provides interfaces and classes for transferring data
between and within applications.
|
| java.beans |
Contains classes related to developing
beans -- components
based on the JavaBeans™ architecture.
|
| java.beans.beancontext |
Provides classes and interfaces relating to bean context.
|
| java.io |
Provides for system input and output through data streams,
serialization and the file system.
|
| java.lang |
Provides classes that are fundamental to the design of the Java
programming language.
|
| java.lang.instrument |
Provides services that allow Java programming language agents to instrument programs running on the JVM.
|
| java.net |
Provides the classes for implementing networking applications.
|
| java.rmi |
Provides the RMI package.
|
| java.rmi.server |
Provides classes and interfaces for supporting the server
side of RMI.
|
| java.security |
Provides the classes and interfaces for the security framework.
|
| javax.activation | |
| javax.crypto |
Provides the classes and interfaces for cryptographic operations.
|
| javax.management |
Provides the core classes for the Java Management Extensions.
|
| javax.management.loading |
Provides the classes which implement advanced dynamic
loading.
|
| javax.management.relation |
Provides the definition of the Relation Service.
|
| javax.rmi.CORBA |
Contains portability APIs for RMI-IIOP.
|
| javax.swing |
Provides a set of "lightweight"
(all-Java language) components that,
to the maximum degree possible, work the same on all platforms.
|
| javax.swing.text |
Provides classes and interfaces that deal with editable
and noneditable text components.
|
| org.w3c.dom.bootstrap | |
| org.xml.sax.helpers |
This package contains "helper" classes, including
support for bootstrapping SAX-based applications.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DataFlavor |
SystemFlavorMap.decodeDataFlavor(String nat)
Decodes a
String native for use as a
DataFlavor . |
void |
DataFlavor.readExternal(ObjectInput is)
Restores this
DataFlavor from a Serialized state. |
protected static Class<?> |
DataFlavor.tryToLoadClass(String className,
ClassLoader fallback)
Tries to load a class from: the bootstrap loader, the system loader,
the context loader (if one is present) and finally the loader specified.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DataFlavor(String mimeType)
Constructs a
DataFlavor from a mimeType string. |
DataFlavor(String mimeType,
String humanPresentableName,
ClassLoader classLoader)
Constructs a
DataFlavor that represents a
MimeType . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Object |
Beans.instantiate(ClassLoader cls,
String beanName)
Instantiate a JavaBean.
|
static Object |
Beans.instantiate(ClassLoader cls,
String beanName,
BeanContext beanContext)
Instantiate a JavaBean.
|
static Object |
Beans.instantiate(ClassLoader cls,
String beanName,
BeanContext beanContext,
AppletInitializer initializer)
Instantiate a bean.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
BeanContextSupport.bcsPreDeserializationHook(ObjectInputStream ois)
called by readObject after defaultReadObject() but prior to
deserialization of any children.
|
protected void |
BeanContextServicesSupport.bcsPreDeserializationHook(ObjectInputStream ois)
called from BeanContextSupport readObject before it deserializes the
children ...
|
protected void |
BeanContextSupport.deserialize(ObjectInputStream ois,
Collection coll)
used by readObject to deserialize a collection.
|
Object |
BeanContext.instantiateChild(String beanName)
Instantiate the javaBean named as a
child of this
BeanContext . |
Object |
BeanContextSupport.instantiateChild(String beanName)
The instantiateChild method is a convenience hook
in BeanContext to simplify
the task of instantiating a Bean, nested,
into a BeanContext.
|
void |
BeanContextSupport.readChildren(ObjectInputStream ois)
When an instance of this class is used as a delegate for the
implementation of the BeanContext protocols (and its subprotocols)
there exists a 'chicken and egg' problem during deserialization
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ObjectInputStream.defaultReadObject()
Read the non-static and non-transient fields of the current class from
this stream.
|
protected ObjectStreamClass |
ObjectInputStream.readClassDescriptor()
Read a class descriptor from the serialization stream.
|
void |
Externalizable.readExternal(ObjectInput in)
The object implements the readExternal method to restore its
contents by calling the methods of DataInput for primitive
types and readObject for objects, strings and arrays.
|
ObjectInputStream.GetField |
ObjectInputStream.readFields()
Reads the persistent fields from the stream and makes them available by
name.
|
Object |
ObjectInput.readObject()
Read and return an object.
|
Object |
ObjectInputStream.readObject()
Read an object from the ObjectInputStream.
|
protected Object |
ObjectInputStream.readObjectOverride()
This method is called by trusted subclasses of ObjectOutputStream that
constructed ObjectOutputStream using the protected no-arg constructor.
|
Object |
ObjectInputStream.readUnshared()
Reads an "unshared" object from the ObjectInputStream.
|
protected Class<?> |
ObjectInputStream.resolveClass(ObjectStreamClass desc)
Load the local class equivalent of the specified stream class
description.
|
protected Class<?> |
ObjectInputStream.resolveProxyClass(String[] interfaces)
Returns a proxy class that implements the interfaces named in a proxy
class descriptor; subclasses may implement this method to read custom
data from the stream along with the descriptors for dynamic proxy
classes, allowing them to use an alternate loading mechanism for the
interfaces and the proxy class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected Class<?> |
ClassLoader.findClass(String name)
Finds the class with the specified binary name.
|
protected Class<?> |
ClassLoader.findSystemClass(String name)
Finds a class with the specified binary name,
loading it if necessary.
|
static Class<?> |
Class.forName(String className)
Returns the
Class object associated with the class or
interface with the given string name. |
static Class<?> |
Class.forName(String name,
boolean initialize,
ClassLoader loader)
Returns the
Class object associated with the class or
interface with the given string name, using the given class loader. |
Class<?> |
ClassLoader.loadClass(String name)
Loads the class with the specified binary name.
|
protected Class<?> |
ClassLoader.loadClass(String name,
boolean resolve)
Loads the class with the specified binary name.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Instrumentation.redefineClasses(ClassDefinition... definitions)
Redefine the supplied set of classes using the supplied class files.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected Class<?> |
URLClassLoader.findClass(String name)
Finds and loads the class with the specified name from the URL search
path.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
T |
MarshalledObject.get()
Returns a new copy of the contained marshalledobject.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Class<?> |
LoaderHandler.loadClass(String name)
Deprecated.
no replacement
|
static Class<?> |
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(String name)
Deprecated.
replaced by
loadClass(String,String) method |
static Class<?> |
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(String codebase,
String name)
Loads a class from a codebase URL path.
|
static Class<?> |
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(String codebase,
String name,
ClassLoader defaultLoader)
Loads a class from a codebase URL path, optionally using the
supplied loader.
|
abstract Class<?> |
RMIClassLoaderSpi.loadClass(String codebase,
String name,
ClassLoader defaultLoader)
Provides the implementation for
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(URL,String) ,
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(String,String) , and
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(String,String,ClassLoader) . |
Class<?> |
LoaderHandler.loadClass(URL codebase,
String name)
Deprecated.
no replacement
|
static Class<?> |
RMIClassLoader.loadClass(URL codebase,
String name)
Loads a class from a codebase URL.
|
static Class<?> |
RMIClassLoader.loadProxyClass(String codebase,
String[] interfaces,
ClassLoader defaultLoader)
Loads a dynamic proxy class (see
Proxy )
that implements a set of interfaces with the given names
from a codebase URL path. |
abstract Class<?> |
RMIClassLoaderSpi.loadProxyClass(String codebase,
String[] interfaces,
ClassLoader defaultLoader)
Provides the implementation for
RMIClassLoader.loadProxyClass(String,String[],ClassLoader) . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object |
SignedObject.getObject()
Retrieves the encapsulated object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object |
CommandInfo.getCommandObject(DataHandler dh,
ClassLoader loader)
Return the instantiated JavaBean component.
|
void |
MimeType.readExternal(ObjectInput in)
The object implements the readExternal method to restore its
contents by calling the methods of DataInput for primitive
types and readObject for objects, strings and arrays.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object |
SealedObject.getObject(Cipher c)
Retrieves the original (encapsulated) object.
|
Object |
SealedObject.getObject(Key key)
Retrieves the original (encapsulated) object.
|
Object |
SealedObject.getObject(Key key,
String provider)
Retrieves the original (encapsulated) object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Class<?> |
DefaultLoaderRepository.loadClass(String className)
Deprecated.
Go through the list of class loaders and try to load the requested class.
|
static Class<?> |
DefaultLoaderRepository.loadClassWithout(ClassLoader loader,
String className)
Deprecated.
Go through the list of class loaders but exclude the given class loader, then try to load
the requested class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected Class<?> |
MLet.findClass(String name)
This is the main method for class loaders that is being redefined.
|
static Class<?> |
DefaultLoaderRepository.loadClass(String className)
Deprecated.
Go through the list of class loaders and try to load the requested
class.
|
Class<?> |
ClassLoaderRepository.loadClass(String className)
Load the given class name through the list of class loaders.
|
Class<?> |
MLet.loadClass(String name,
ClassLoaderRepository clr)
Load a class, using the given
ClassLoaderRepository if
the class is not found in this MLet's URLs. |
Class<?> |
ClassLoaderRepository.loadClassBefore(ClassLoader stop,
String className)
Load the given class name through the list of class loaders,
stopping at the given one.
|
static Class<?> |
DefaultLoaderRepository.loadClassWithout(ClassLoader loader,
String className)
Deprecated.
Go through the list of class loaders but exclude the given
class loader, then try to load
the requested class.
|
Class<?> |
ClassLoaderRepository.loadClassWithout(ClassLoader exclude,
String className)
Load the given class name through the list of class loaders,
excluding the given one.
|
void |
MLet.readExternal(ObjectInput in)
Restore this MLet's contents from the given
ObjectInput . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RoleInfo(String roleName,
String mbeanClassName)
Constructor.
|
RoleInfo(String roleName,
String mbeanClassName,
boolean read,
boolean write)
Constructor.
|
RoleInfo(String roleName,
String mbeanClassName,
boolean read,
boolean write,
int min,
int max,
String descr)
Constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Class |
Util.loadClass(String className,
String remoteCodebase,
ClassLoader loader)
Returns a class instance for the specified class.
|
Class |
UtilDelegate.loadClass(String className,
String remoteCodebase,
ClassLoader loader)
Delegation call for
Util.loadClass(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.ClassLoader) . |
void |
StubDelegate.readObject(Stub self,
ObjectInputStream s)
Delegation call for
Stub.readObject(java.io.ObjectInputStream) . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
UIManager.setLookAndFeel(String className)
Loads the
LookAndFeel specified by the given class
name, using the current thread's context class loader, and
passes it to setLookAndFeel(LookAndFeel) . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
StyleContext.readAttributes(ObjectInputStream in,
MutableAttributeSet a)
Context-specific handling of reading in attributes
|
static void |
StyleContext.readAttributeSet(ObjectInputStream in,
MutableAttributeSet a)
Reads a set of attributes from the given object input
stream that have been previously written out with
writeAttributeSet . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DOMImplementationRegistry |
DOMImplementationRegistry.newInstance()
Obtain a new instance of a
DOMImplementationRegistry . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Parser |
ParserFactory.makeParser()
Deprecated.
Create a new SAX parser using the `org.xml.sax.parser' system property.
|
static Parser |
ParserFactory.makeParser(String className)
Deprecated.
Create a new SAX parser object using the class name provided.
|
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My name is Jason Wong, a current second year student at UBC seeking to find the best solutions to make life happier and simpler.
My laziness fuels my innovative ideas and immerses myself in the dimension where my creativity runs wild. I embrace my engineering journey with challenges and thrills from Hackathons, contests, and other adventurous experiences.
I enjoy tapping my head into the musical world through singing, as well as the indefinite astrospace where answers emerge to feed my insatiable curiosity I thrive to build a more convenient, exciting and imaginative world.


Mickey Mouse turns 91
by Gary DetmanWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Happy birthday to Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
The pair turns 91 years old today.
Both made their debut in the animated movie "Steamboat Willie" on Nov. 18, 1928.
Mickey and Minnie have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Walt Disney admitted privately in 1933 the two are married but it's never been officially stated.


--- title: What is Heterogeneity, Really? author: Charles Driver date: 'November 2022' lastmod: 2022-11-03T18:33:24+01:00 slug: Heterogeneity output: html_document featured: no image: caption: '' preview_only: no ---
It seems a quite common understanding that unit level ‘heterogeneity’ (i.e. individual differences) when using statistical models reflects some innate characteristic of the individuals. Based on a tiny twitter discussion I thought it might be helpful to demonstrate that such apparent ‘heterogeneity’ can arise very easily as a result of model limitations or choices in how data is structured.
Let’s observe a group of individuals at two occasions, with a space of 1 year between occasions.
Ok, interesting, we have some heterogeneity in the slope as a function of the individuals’ baseline – those who started lower increased more quickly.
Now let’s plot the same data as a function of the individuals’ age.
Ahah. Our individuals are not really ‘different’ in some interesting way, they all experience the same pattern of growth, it’s just that growth is nonlinear with respect to age. So, our initial ‘model’ (just a plot in this case) was simply limited in that it didn’t account for this feature of the system we’re interested in – there’s no inherent differences in the system across individuals though!


[1]
Probably the hard disk size; Picture Quality
[2]
image,Hard Drive, Size; Battery Life, should come with a larger battery
[3]
small and compact design; sony customer service stinks


The Rock of Gibraltar is a 1400 ft high giant slab of jagged Jurassic limestone formed around 200 million years ago, and dominates a unique geographical position connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
Gibraltar itself is a land mass of some three miles in length, and one mile wide, overlooking the twenty-mile stretch of water known as the Straits which divides the two continents of Europe and Africa.
The separating line between Gibraltar and Spain is a half-mile wide isthmus, which doubles as an international airport runway, along with the local traffic and pedestrians. It must be one of the few places, if not the only place, in the world where you get off the plane and walk across the runway you have just landed on to get to your destination.
All formalities are handled at the marinas with the Gibraltar Custom's ‘ASYCUDA’ electronic portal.
Particulars of vessel and crew will be required, but bear in mind that Gibraltar is not part of the EU and visa requirements are different to those of Spain and Portugal.
See Noonsite/Gibraltar/Clearance for more details.
Last updated November 2015.
The daytime approach to Gibraltar is straightforward. At night, entry into Gibraltar Bay can be more difficult but navigation lights at the entrances to all harbour areas are available and marked on UK Admiralty charts BA 1448, BA144 and BA45.
The Port Authority has a yacht refuelling facility on the Western Arm at 1E berth which operates during daylight hours, but the main refuelling berth is at Marina Bay/Ocean Village Marina (see below).
There are docking facilities at Queensway Quay Marina, Ocean Village Marina and Marina Bay. The last two now administered as one.
Entrance to these marinas is the south side of the airport runway marked with red channel buoys which must be used at all times. Follow the runway along, the office is straight ahead - white two storey building. Entrance into Marina Bay is on the left (keep following red channel buoys), Ocean Village berths are either straight ahead or slightly to the right. Contact marina when coming down the runway and they will allocate a berth and assist with tie up.
Ocean Village has floating docks with one finger, (but with med moor bow/stern lines) the fingers are very flimsy and do not have cleats on them. Marina Bay has med moorings with very high concrete piers.
The entrance to Queensway Quay marina has been moved to the northern end of the breakwater. All marinas offer reduced winter rates.
The shortage of berthing for yachts in Gibraltar itself is an ongoing problem, but a new 700 berth marina is now under construction, due to open in 2016.
The marina previously known as Sheppard's was sold for the development of the Ocean Village Marina Complex. Sheppard's chandlery continues to operate from the same site, but the boatyard repair facilities have been moved to Coaling Island.
Anchoring
Anchoring off La Linea is now forbidden.
Dinghy thefts are frequent, s be sure to lift the dinghy out of the water at night and lock it.
Last updated November 2015.


pueue restart
Restart tasks.
More information: home page
- Restart a specific task:
pueue restart task_id
- Restart multiple tasks at once, and start them immediately (do not enqueue):
pueue restart --start-immediately task_id task_id
- Restart a specific task from a different path:
pueue restart --edit-path task_id
- Edit a command before restarting:
pueue restart --edit task_id
- Restart a task in-place (without enqueuing as a separate task):
pueue restart --in-place task_id
- Restart all failed tasks and stash them:
pueue restart --all-failed --stashed


{title:'Request Headers', created:'8.2.0', flags:'todo'}
Per-client or per-request headers can be specified using the following methods:
{@del oajr.client2.RestClient.Builder#headers(Object...) headers(Object...)} allows you to pass in a variety of header objects, and {@del oajr.client2.RestClient.Builder#headerPairs(Object...) headerPairs(Object...)} allows you to specify several headers in a compact fashion.
Additionally, methods are provided on the client builder and per request for all standard HTTP headers such as {@del oajr.client2.RestClient.Builder#authorization(Object) authorization(Object)}.
The supplier methods are particularly useful for header values whose values may change over time (such as
The {@link oaj.httppart.HttpPartSchema} API allows you to define OpenAPI schemas to POJO data structures on request headers.
The methods with {@del oaj.AddFlag} parameters allow you to control whether new headers get appended, prepended, or replace existing headers with the same name.


Sprint 5 Design exploration
All prototypes created so far, including those created for design exploration
Hero styles
Homepage
- Job title - v1
- Job title - v2 (WIP)
- Service wide - v1
- Service wide - v2
- Job title - typeahead - v1
- Job title and keywords - v1
- Job title and keywords, browse by job sectors - v1
- Job title and keywords, browse by job sectors - v2
- Job title and keywords, browse by job sectors - v3
- Job title and keywords, browse by job sectors - v4
- Browse by job sectors, search job title and keywords - v1
- Browse by job sectors, search job title and keywords - v2
- Browse by job sectors, search job title and keywords - v3
Search results page
- Search results - blank
- Search results - from file
- Search results - from uploaded file
- Search results - from file - GOV styles
- Search results - no results - GOV styles
- Search results - spelling suggestion - GOV styles
- Search results - empty search - GOV styles
Exit routes and feeds
- Exit routes - bridging content concept - v1
- Opportunity feeds - v1
- Opportunity feeds - v2
- Opportunity feeds - input location - v1
Job profile layout
Browse by job category
- Homepage for browse by job category
- Single column
- Single column - Paginated
- Single column - Paginated - Browse nav
- Single column - Paginated - Browse nav - v2
- Single column - Sub-category - Side nav
- Single column - Sub-category - Accordian
- Two columns
- Two columns - Job titles only
- Three columns
- Three columns - Job titles only (WIP)
Job categories
Job titles list
- Animal care and agriculture
- Beauty and wellbeing
- Business and finance
- Caring
- Computing, technology and digital
- Construction and manufacturing
- Creative and media
- Distribution and storage
- Emergency and uniform services
- Engineering
- Health
- Law and administration
- Retail and sales
- Science and research
- Sports and leisure
- Teaching and education
- Tourism and hopitality
- Trades and maintenance
- Transport
Detailed job descriptions
Job profiles - v2
A-Z profiles
- Air cabin crew - v2
- Chef - v2
- Computer games tester - v2
- Counsellor - v2
- Dental nurse - v2
- Forensic scientist - v2
- Hairdresser - v2
- Interior designer - v2
- Paralegal - v2
- Physiotherapist - v2
- Police officer - v2
- Psychologist - v2
- Studio sound engineer - v2
- Teaching assistant - v2
- TV presenter - v2
- Veterinary nurse - v2
Job profiles - v1
Social worker
Primary school teacher
- Primary school teacher - v1
- Primary school teacher - v2
- Primary school teacher - v2 - highlighted
- Primary school teacher - v3
A-Z profiles - v1
- Air cabin crew - v1
- Chef - v1
- Computer games tester - v1
- Counsellor - v1
- Dental nurse - v1
- Forensic scientist - v1
- Hairdresser - v1
- Interior designer - v1
- Paralegal - v1
- Physiotherapist - v1
- Police officer - v1
- Psychologist - v1
- Studio sound engineer - v1
- Teaching assistant - v1
- TV presenter - v1
- Veterinary nurse - v1


| DOSE: |
1750 mg |
oral |
Kava |
(capsule) |
In the past 2 weeks I had decided to purchase a bottle of 72 150 mg Kava Kava (standardised potentcy 30%) from the drug store. My decision came after having waited many months for some time and source for marijuana or mushrooms. Unfortunately, an excellent oppurtunity had just gone by and I was having no luck on getting a hallucinogen of any sort!
It was time to try SOMETHING at least, so I decided on the stress releif claimed on the side of the Kava Kava bottle. That afternoon, I took the regular dose, 2 pills (100 mg calculating in the 30% Kavalactones).
I kept stepping up the dose until about 800 mg of Kavalactone, when after 10 minutes I felt like I was covered in a nice blanket, and most profound was the simplicity of the world and not worrying about a few annoying problems I've been haivng lately.
The next week I decided to take 750 mg(15 pills). I swallowed them and lay on the couch...I got to thinking and decided to finish off the bottle which brought me to 35 pills (1750 mg).
I layed down on the couch and the warm blanket feel came about. My mind was purged of any stressful or depressing thoughts as I was just very content.
30 minutes afetr ingestion I noticed the world started to spin, as if I had been spinning around in a circle for several minutes. It was very dizzy, and my balance was poor but I didn't feel at all sick. I was quite happy and walked around laughing as I sort of half fell while I walked.
I fell asleep on the couch 30 minutes later and woke up after about 2 hours. I got up and I was no longer very dizzy, but I was still quite happy about nothing.
Unfortunately, the toxicity of the dose was apparent as I became ill-feeling into the 3rd hour. I was driven home and fought to keep myself from vomiting on the car. I walked up to the bathroom and held myself over the sink and vomited quite hard. With nothing in my stomach, it was worsened by the enormous pressure on my forehead.
Kava Kava pills taste bad and as far as I've seen in my experiences, I have to take about 700 mg to feel anything at all. The pharmaceutical companies also standardise the potentcy and most likely leave the herb hanging around a warehouse for long periods of time. I wouldn't bother with Kava again unless it was very fresh. The bottled pills don't really do what they claim unless I take a lot more than I'm supposed to.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Knowledge creation in multidisciplinary project teams: an empirical study of the processes and their dynamic interrelationships
Authors
Patrick S.W. Fong
Status
Unread
Relevance
Quotations
Notes
Provided as part of Facemooc course reading materials.
References
Concepts
Field of Study
Methodology


Close
Bowl TODO
Go Back
Bread is the main ingredient in french toast and also the answer to the 3rd question in the quiz.
Butter TODO
Cinnamon TODO
Egg TODO
Fork TODO
Icing Sugar TODO
Margarine TODO
Milk TODO
Non-stick Spray TODO
Olive Oil TODO
Pan TODO
Serving Plate TODO
Spatula TODO
Stove TODO
Vanilla Extract TODO
Whisk TODO


B2B Site Accounts
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The classes in this package can be used to iterate through discogs xml dump files.
These monthly dump files contain artist, release and label information, which can
be iterated through for local persistence (or other reasons).
An example of iteration over Artists is:
Iterator<Artist> aIter=new ArtistIterator(new File("discogs_20110107_artists.xml.gz"));
for (Artist curr: aIter) {
System.out.println("Artist:\n"+curr);
doSomethingWithTheArtist(curr);
}
Precalculation is done within the iterator, so progress information is available,
if required. Precalculation may also be disabled if a couple seconds wait is too long.


About RMTR eSports
INTRODUCTION
RMTR eSports is a mobile esports organization, held and manage mobile competetive teams. It is sicerely active since March 2021 year in the mobile
esports scene as underdog organization, participates in various servers T1 and T2 scrims combined, server like Imb/Apl/Nox/Rl/Exd/Gmrz/Hyper/Lm etc.
HELD TEAMS
RMTR eSports held the underdog T1 team RM, they participate in all T1/T2 or say Pro/Veteran/Elites scrims organised by all the server mentioned above.
Another held underdog team is Semi-T1 team IM, this team is as backup on hold due to all the players are completing their graducation/schooling etc.
FUTURE VISION
RMTR eSports is established having next level vision in mind to dominate in the future of mobile esports scenario, either as organiser/participants.
Being a organiser we are set to throw many well managed big prize pool tournaments only for underdogs in upcoming future and to provide them a better
and feasibly manager/organised plateform to practice on daily basis to grind in next level competetion. And as a participants, we are set to make RM/IM
players to grind at very next level that they can compete against top teams in the region in upcoming future.
OUR SOCIALS
For more information join us on our socials.


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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Base intensity class. More...
#include <ql/experimental/math/fireflyalgorithm.hpp>
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| virtual Real | intensityImpl (Real valueX, Real valueY, Real distance)=0 |
| Real | distance (const Array &x, const Array &y) const |
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| Size | Mfa_ |
| Size | N_ |
| const std::vector< Array > * | x_ |
| const std::vector< std::pair< Real, Size > > * | values_ |
| std::vector< Array > * | xI_ |
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| void | init (FireflyAlgorithm *fa) |
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| class | FireflyAlgorithm |
Base intensity class.
Derived classes need to implement only intensityImpl
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syTabs is a simple and lightweight AngularJs tab directive working with Bootstrap. And these are the only dependencies you need. Awesome.
You wanna see a live demo? I´ll tell you something: You already found it. Yeah, you´re right: THIS is the demo.
You may now go to
Download the project here and implement it in your application like this:
index.htmlapp.js
angular.module('yourApp', ['sy.tabs']);
Now you can use syTabs in your HTML. To know how, go to
To use syTabs, insert something like this in your HTML:
<sy-tabs> <sy-pane title="Pane 1">
Lorem Ipsum...
 </sy-pane> <sy-pane title="Pane 2">
Lorem Ipsum...
 </sy-pane> ... </sy-tabs>
CSS:
.tab-content { position: relative; } .tab-pane { width: 100%; padding: 15px; position: absolute; z-index: 1; } .tab-pane.hidden, .tab-pane:not(.in) { z-index: 0; }
And now, the Party can begin.
You should see something like this tabbed element.
Have a look at other
You can use icons in the tabs too. Just add the "icon"-attribute to the pane like:
<sy-tabs> <sy-pane title="Pane 1" icon="gylphicon glyphicon-star"> ... </sy-pane> ... </sy-tabs>
There is a little feature, that i don't wanna deprive: syPaneLink.
With this directive you can set links anywhere in your panes and go to another pane. Just like magic.
To implement these links add something like this to your HTML:
<sy-tabs> <sy-pane title="Pane 1">
 ... <sy-pane-link pane="1"> ...
 </sy-pane> ... </sy-tabs>
The value of the "pane"-attribute is the zero-based-index of all panes. So with "1" we shall go to "Pane 2".
You can set any pane-index as value, so you can also go back or skip two panes, no problem.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| animated | boolean | false | Apply a CSS fade transition to the tab panes. |
| justified | boolean | false | Make the tabs stretch at equal sizes to span the entire width. |
| scrollable | boolean | false | Make the tab content scrollable if specific height is exceeded. See scrollable-height. |
| scrollable-height | integer | 300 | Set the max-height-breakpoint for scrollable content. The unit is 'px'. |
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| title | string | 'Pane' | Set the title for this pane. |
| icon | string | none | Set the icon next to the title of this pane |
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| pane | integer | 0 | Set the target-pane for the link. The value is the zero-besed-index of all panes. |
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Oh, hi. This is a simple AI art page I made based on the fabulous work of Ryan Murdock and Phil Wang. It uses some bleeding edge AI technology to generate images from textual prompts.
As long as you can see this page, it's working hard on the prompt in the text box below, making slight adjustments to the image. You can change the prompt just by editing the text box and then clicking the button below it. You won't see the results immediately, because art takes time, but give it about 30 seconds and you should start to notice a difference.
The prompt is in JSON which is a simple pidgin that computers and humans can use to communicate. You don't need to know it -- just change the words between quotes to more differenter words. Don't add or remove any quotation marks.
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This page answers frequently asked questions about the JDK and JRE for OS X computers.
The page has these topics:
"How do I find out which version of Java is the system default?"
"Can I restore Apple Java 6 after uninstalling Oracle Java 7?"
"What happened to the Java Preferences app in Application -> Utilities?"
"I have Oracle's version of the JRE installed, but it is not listed in Java Preferences"
See JDK 8 and JRE 8 Installation Start Here for general information about installing JDK 8 and JRE 8.
If you plan to run Java applications, install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The JRE is also referred to as Oracle Java. Once you have installed the JRE, you can launch Java applets and applications by double-clicking JAR files, JNLP files, and via the browser. Note that 32-bit browsers, such as Firefox in 32-bit mode, and Chrome, are not supported by the JRE.
If you plan to write Java applications, install the Java Development Kit (JDK).
The JavaFX SDK and Runtime are included in the installation of the JDK and JRE respectively, and they are integrated into the same directory structure. For information on how to work with JavaFX, see http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javase-clienttechnologies.htm
.
A: If you have not yet installed Apple's Java OS X 2012-006 update, then you are still using a version of Apple Java 6 that includes the plug-in and the Java Preferences app. See "Note for Users of OS X that Include Apple Java 6 Plug-in".
When you launch a Java application by clicking a JNLP file, or through the browser, it uses the installed JRE. Only one JRE can be installed. For more information, see "Determining the Installed Version of the JRE".
When you run a Java application from the command line, it uses the default JDK. If you do not develop Java applications, you do not need to worry about this. For more information, see "Determining the Default Version of the JDK".
A: Follow these steps:
From System Preferences, launch the Java Control Panel by clicking the Java icon in the Other section.
From the Java Control Panel, click Settings in the Temporary Internet Files section of the General tab.
In the Temporary Files Settings window, click Delete File.
From the Delete Files and Applications dialog, select Cached Applications and Applets and click OK to clear those files from the cache.
To clear the applet and Web Start cache from a Terminal window, use the following command (note escaped space character):
% rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Oracle/Java/Deployment/cache
Every time you launch a Java applet or a Java Web Start application, the system first launches your program and then, in the background (so that performance of your Java application is not impacted), it determines if it has checked in the last 7 days for a Java update.
If an update is available, a Software Update window appears.
Select Install Update which displays a Downloading update progress bar.
After the download has completed, a window pops up, asking if you want to install and relaunch. Once the update is installed, the application will be relaunched. You might want to finish your work before clicking Install and Relaunch.
At the end of the installation process, the installer notifies you if Java content is disabled in web browsers, and provides instructions for enabling it. If you previously chose to hide some of the security prompts for applets and Java Web Start applications, the installer provides an option for restoring the prompts. After the update is installed, the application is relaunched. If viewing an applet, the browser is relaunched.
Note that, if the application or applet does not automatically relaunch, be sure to manually relaunch so you can take advantage of the latest JRE.
If you choose Skip This Version, but later decide to check for an update, you can launch the Java Control Panel by clicking the Java icon in System Preferences. Go to the Update tab to initiate an update check.
If you choose Remind Me Later, you will be reminded of the update the next time you run Java.
Depending on your installation, see the related link:
The Java for OS X 2012-006 update from Apple uninstalls the Apple-provided Java applet plug-in from all web browsers. You can download the latest version of Java from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
, which has improved security, reliability and compatibility.
If you prefer to continue using Apple's Java 6 plug-in, you can follow the steps provided in http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5559?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
If you want to continue to develop with Java 6 in a Terminal window you can modify the startup script for your favorite command environment. For bash, use this:
$ export JAVA_HOME=`/usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.6`
Some applications use /usr/bin/java
to invoke Java. After installing Java for OS X 2012-006, /usr/bin/java
will find the newest JDK installed, and will use that for all of the Java related command line tools in /usr/bin
. You may need to modify those applications to find Java 6, or contact the developer for a newer version of the application.
Go back to Apple Java 6 using the following instructions:
Uninstall Oracle Java 7 by deleting the plug-in file. From a Terminal window enter:
% sudo rm -rf /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin
Create a symlink using the following command, entered on a single line:
% sudo ln -s /System/Library/Java/Support/CoreDeploy.bundle/Contents/JavaAppletPlugin
Gatekeeper, introduced in Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8), is designed to prevent potentially malicious apps from launching. When you attempt to launch an app that doesn't meet certain criteria, Gatekeeper will block the launch. To override this, you can modify Gatekeeper's default settings, or explicitly right/control-click the application and choose Open.
To create a Java application that will launch without interruption under the default Gatekeeper settings, the app must be bundled with a JRE, use Oracle's launcher stub, and be signed with an Apple Developer ID. For more information on creating an app that satisfies these requirements, see Packaging a Java App for Distribution on OS X:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/deploy/package_for_mac.html
The Java Preferences app was part of Apple Java installation and is not used by Oracle Java. Therefore, OS X releases from Apple that do not include Apple Java will not include Java Preferences.
One of the functions of Java Preferences was to set the current version of the JRE. Under Oracle Java, only a single version of the JRE can be installed at a time. For more information, see JRE 8 Installation for OS X.
To access the Java Control Panel, click the Java icon in the System Preferences panel. If the Java icon is not present (under the Other category) in System Preferences, you do not have an Oracle JRE installed.
This is correct. The JRE will not show up in the Java Preferences list unless you install the full JDK.
Installing a JRE from Oracle does not update java -version
symlinks or add the java
command to your path. For this functionality, you must install the full JDK.


Chapter 5 Repairable System Models
Following the initial successes of fault tree analysis in the aerospace arena through the 1960’s, the Rasmussen report of the mid-1970’s launced the U.S. nuclear industry’s embrace of fault tree analysis and probabilistic risk assessment. Concern that loss of reactor core cooling leading to a loss of containment “China syndrome” caught the public attention. As historical backdrop one should recall that manned flight to the moon first occurred in 1969, while the oil embargo of 1973 lead to a major expansion in the construction of nuclear power generation. Additionally the 1974 Flixborough incident in England placed new emphasis on process safety in the chemical, oil and gas industries including use of fault tree analysis.
This expanded use of fault tree techniques introduced a new aspect in that the repair or replacement of failed components was expected to maintain a continuous operation. In this realm the probability of failure over a mission (unreliability) is replaced by probability of a failed state over time (unavailability), while frequency of failure becomes the focus of most “top” undesired events. In this model, repair time becomes a required input in addition to fail rate for characterization of components.
To introduce this topic consider a hypothetical coolant pumping scenario. The undesired event in this example is loss of adequate coolant flow. Such a loss to an exothermic process whether chemical or nuclear can lead to significant safety concern. The coolant is propelled by a pair of centrifugal pumps provided in a shared load array for redundancy. Adequate cooling flow can be provided as long as a one of the two pumps is in operation. A flow control valve on the combined discharge of the pumps back-pressures the pumps causing them to “walk up” the pump curve to reduce coolant flow to a normal rate as both pumps run continuously. This control saves power and reduces wear on downstream components. Check valves on the discharge of each pump prevent flow from recycling backwards through a non-operating pump.
Both pumps are electric motor driven. The power supply is conditioned by a transformer and controlled by several breakers.
The following table summarizes the input parameters:
These are fairly realistic values for failure. Repair times reflect assumptions regarding availability of replacement components, parts, and repair personnel.
A fault tree for this system is constructed, calculated, and viewed by the following script:
cool<-ftree.make(type="or", name="Coolant Flow", name2="Insufficient")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at= 1, type="and", name="Pumps Fail", name2="Independently")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=1, type="or", name="Common Cause", name2="Pumping Failure")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=2, type="or", name="Pump 1", name2="Failure")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=4, mttf=30, mttr=24/8760, tag="P1", name="Pump Impeller", name2="Fails")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=4, mttf=10, mttr=24/8760, tag="P1a", display_under=5, name="Pump Bearings", name2="Fail")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=4, mttf=6, mttr=12/8760, tag="P1b", display_under=6, name="Pump Seal", name2="Fails")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=4, mttf=10, mttr=24/8760, tag="M1", display_under=7, name="Pump Motor", name2="Fails")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=4, mttf=25, mttr=8/8760, tag="B1", display_under=8, name="Pump Motor Control", name2="Breaker Opens")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=2, type="or", name="Pump 2", name2="Failure")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=10, mttf=30, mttr=24/8760, tag="P2", name="Pump Impeller", name2="Fails")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=10, mttf=10, mttr=24/8760, tag="P2a", display_under=11, name="Pump Bearings", name2="Fail")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=10, mttf=6, mttr=12/8760, tag="P2b", display_under=12, name="Pump Seal", name2="Fails")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=10, mttf=10, mttr=24/8760, tag="M2", display_under=13, name="Pump Motor", name2="Fails")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=10, mttf=25, mttr=8/8760, tag="B2", display_under=14, name="Pump Motor Control", name2="Breaker Opens")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=3, type="or", name="Flow Control", name2="Restricts Flow")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=16, mttf=25, mttr=8/8760, tag="FV", name="Flow Valve Closed", name2="By Positioner")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=16, mttf=100, mttr=8/8760, tag="FC", display_under=17, name="Flow Valve Closed", name2="By Flow Controller")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=16, mttf=100, mttr=8/8760, tag="FT", display_under=18, name="Flow Valve Closed", name2="By Flow Transmitter")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=3, type="or", name="Flow Recycles Through", name2="Failed Check Valve")
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=20, type="inhibit", name="Pump 1 Stops", name2="with CV1 Failed")
cool<-addProbability(cool, at=21, prob= .01, tag="CV1", name="Check Valve", name2="Fails on Demand")
cool<-addDuplicate(cool, at=21, dup_id=4)
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=20, type="inhibit", name="Pump 2 Stops", name2="with CV2 Failed")
cool<-addProbability(cool, at=29, prob= .01, tag="CV2", name="Check Valve", name2="Fails on Demand")
cool<-addDuplicate(cool, at=29, dup_id=10)
cool<-addLogic(cool, at=3, type="or", name="Power Interrupted", name2="To all Pumps")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=37, mttf=25, mttr=12/8760, tag="B3", name="MCC Breaker", name2="Opens")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=37, mttf=25, mttr=12/8760, tag="B4", display_under=38, name="Transformer Breaker", name2="Opens")
cool<-addActive(cool, at=37, mttf=300, mttr=72/8760, tag="TX", display_under=39, name="Transformer", name2="Fails")
cool<-ftree.calc(cool)
ftree2html(cool, write_file=TRUE)
## ID Parent Type CFR PBF CRT Cond
## 1 1 -1 10 0.1529277786 2.106430e-04 0.0013777977 0
## 2 2 1 11 0.0007944452 8.164842e-07 0.0010277413 0
## 3 3 1 10 0.1521333333 2.098267e-04 0.0013796246 0
## 4 4 2 10 0.4400000000 9.035952e-04 0.0020554827 0
## 5 5 4 1 0.0333333333 9.131586e-05 0.0027397260 0
## 6 6 4 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 7 7 4 1 0.1666666667 2.282584e-04 0.0013698630 0
## 8 8 4 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 9 9 4 1 0.0400000000 3.652835e-05 0.0009132420 0
## 10 10 2 10 0.4400000000 9.035952e-04 0.0020554827 0
## 11 11 10 1 0.0333333333 9.131586e-05 0.0027397260 0
## 12 12 10 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 13 13 10 1 0.1666666667 2.282584e-04 0.0013698630 0
## 14 14 10 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 15 15 10 1 0.0400000000 3.652835e-05 0.0009132420 0
## 16 16 3 10 0.0600000000 5.479227e-05 0.0009132545 0
## 17 17 16 1 0.0400000000 3.652835e-05 0.0009132420 0
## 18 18 16 1 0.0100000000 9.132337e-06 0.0009132420 0
## 19 19 16 1 0.0100000000 9.132337e-06 0.0009132420 0
## 20 20 3 10 0.0088000000 1.807182e-05 0.0020554920 0
## 21 21 20 12 0.0044000000 9.035952e-06 0.0020554827 0
## 22 22 21 4 -1.0000000000 1.000000e-02 -1.0000000000 1
## 23 23 21 10 0.4400000000 9.035952e-04 0.0020554827 0
## 24 24 23 1 0.0333333333 9.131586e-05 0.0027397260 0
## 25 25 23 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 26 26 23 1 0.1666666667 2.282584e-04 0.0013698630 0
## 27 27 23 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 28 28 23 1 0.0400000000 3.652835e-05 0.0009132420 0
## 29 29 20 12 0.0044000000 9.035952e-06 0.0020554827 0
## 30 30 29 4 -1.0000000000 1.000000e-02 -1.0000000000 1
## 31 31 29 10 0.4400000000 9.035952e-04 0.0020554827 0
## 32 32 31 1 0.0333333333 9.131586e-05 0.0027397260 0
## 33 33 31 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 34 34 31 1 0.1666666667 2.282584e-04 0.0013698630 0
## 35 35 31 1 0.1000000000 2.738976e-04 0.0027397260 0
## 36 36 31 1 0.0400000000 3.652835e-05 0.0009132420 0
## 37 37 3 10 0.0833333333 1.369735e-04 0.0016439077 0
## 38 38 37 1 0.0400000000 5.479152e-05 0.0013698630 0
## 39 39 37 1 0.0400000000 5.479152e-05 0.0013698630 0
## 40 40 37 1 0.0033333333 2.739651e-05 0.0082191781 0
## Name Name2
## 1 Coolant Flow Insufficient
## 2 Pumps Fail Independently
## 3 Common Cause Pumping Failure
## 4 Pump 1 Failure
## 5 Pump Impeller Fails
## 6 Pump Bearings Fail
## 7 Pump Seal Fails
## 8 Pump Motor Fails
## 9 Pump Motor Control Breaker Opens
## 10 Pump 2 Failure
## 11 Pump Impeller Fails
## 12 Pump Bearings Fail
## 13 Pump Seal Fails
## 14 Pump Motor Fails
## 15 Pump Motor Control Breaker Opens
## 16 Flow Control Restricts Flow
## 17 Flow Valve Closed By Positioner
## 18 Flow Valve Closed By Flow Controller
## 19 Flow Valve Closed By Flow Transmitter
## 20 Flow Recycles Through Failed Check Valve
## 21 Pump 1 Stops with CV1 Failed
## 22 Check Valve Fails on Demand
## 23 Pump 1 Failure
## 24 Pump Impeller Fails
## 25 Pump Bearings Fail
## 26 Pump Seal Fails
## 27 Pump Motor Fails
## 28 Pump Motor Control Breaker Opens
## 29 Pump 2 Stops with CV2 Failed
## 30 Check Valve Fails on Demand
## 31 Pump 2 Failure
## 32 Pump Impeller Fails
## 33 Pump Bearings Fail
## 34 Pump Seal Fails
## 35 Pump Motor Fails
## 36 Pump Motor Control Breaker Opens
## 37 Power Interrupted To all Pumps
## 38 MCC Breaker Opens
## 39 Transformer Breaker Opens
## 40 Transformer Fails
browseURL("cool.html")
This script utilizes the addActive function to define basic events. Active components are typically found to be operating. However the true determinant is that failures of active components will be realized immediately. Since this is a repairable model, both mttf and mttr values are required to define an active component. The display_under argument has been used in some instances. This argument simply permits the graphic display of sibling basic events to display in a vertical chain-like fashion under an OR gate. When this argument is set, checks are made to verify common parentage under an OR gate and then modification is made to the GParent field of the component row in the dataframe. In this case a wide display of 5 children under each appearance of the OR gate defining single pump failure would have been difficult to view if placed horizontally.
Each of the check valves on pump discharge were modeled as a condition having a failed state probability. These check valves would not pass the active component definition, because it is not possible to tell that such a check valve may have been corrupted during normal system operation.
The unavailability of each active component is calculated according to mttr/(mttf+mttr). This is the probability that the component is in a failed state over time. The fail rate, appearing in the graphic for each active component is 1/mttf. All time units must be maintained consistent on input. In this case years were chosen such that hours of repair time must be input as hours/8760 so that the repair time is represented as the fraction of a year.
In the OR gates the output probability is the result of a probabilistic sum from the input events, identical to the calculation under the non-repairable model. The combined fail rate is the direct sum of input fail rates. The repair time is calculated based on combined fail rate and active component unavailability to represent a mean repair time.
At the INHIBIT gates, the fail rate and unavailability of individual pump failure as combined in the duplicated OR gate are multiplied by the probability of a failed check valve. If only 1% of the time a check valve is in a failed state, then only 1% of the times that the single pump fails will result in the recycle failure. An assumption is applied that the repair time for a single pump failure is unchanged, therefore the resultant unavailability after the inhibit calculation is the product of the condition probability and the feeding node unavailability.
The AND gate calculation is similar to two INHIBIT gates combined by an OR. Independent dual failure occurs under the condition that one component is in a failed state when the other fails. Two inhibit gates combined this way would be slightly inaccurate due to double counting of the times when both are down. The actual ‘cross-product’ calculation for fail rates at the AND gate is performed by the following formula: fail_rate1 * prob2 + fail_rate2 * prob1 – (fail_rate1+fail_rate2) * prob1 *prob2. Unavailability probabilities are combined in the AND as a product of input probabilities, identical to the calculation under the non-repairable model. The repair time after AND combination is then calculated based on the combined fail rate and active component unavailability values similar to the OR gate.
It is a recommended student exercise to perform a check of the gate calculations for this example in a spreadsheet to confirm understanding of these processes.
In this example the flow control loop places a significant burden on the success of adequate cooling. It is not uncommon to find features placed in a design for safety, energy efficiency, or even presumed reliability enhancement that impact the undesired event adversely. It can be more effective in cases such as this for the fault tree analyst not to attempt elimination of the feature (which is sure to encounter resistance), but to identify recommendations that can enhance the system with them in place. The flow control loop in this example is contributing no more than half of the quantified fail rate for the top event. Simply having both pumps driven by electric motor is of equivalent importance. Typically if order of magnitude improvement is required, features such as steam and/or diesel powered pumps in a secondary cooling system might be considered. Although not examined in this example, a diversity in the source of coolant might be justified as a secondary backup.
The primary focus on importance is the contribution to the fail rate in OR gates immediately under the top event. The probability values, unavailability, is of lesser importance until failure of this system is considered a condition for combination with other protections.


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The XMLA driver will call the cache before each SOAP request to see 029 * if it wasn't sent previously and if a SOAP response doesn't already 030 * exist in it. 031 * 032 *
Any implementations have to declare a constructor which takes a String 033 * as a parameter. This string value is the unique name of the connection 034 * which triggered the request. 035 * 036 * @author Luc Boudreau 037 */ 038public interface XmlaOlap4jCache { 039 040 /** 041 * Fetches a SOAP response from the cache. Returns null 042 * if there are no cached response corresponding to the SOAP 043 * message and the URL. 044 * 045 * @param id The connection unique name which called this cache. 046 * @param url The URL where the SOAP message was sent. 047 * @param request The SOAP complete message. 048 * 049 * @throws OlapException when operations to the cache are 050 * performed but it hasn't been initialized. Make sure you 051 * call the setParameters(Map, Map) method. 052 * 053 * @return The SOAP response, null if there are no corresponding 054 * response in the cache. 055 */ 056 public byte[] get( 057 String id, 058 URL url, 059 byte[] request) 060 throws OlapException; 061 062 /** 063 * Adds a SOAP response to the cache. It has to be relative to the 064 * URL of the SOAP service. 065 * 066 * @param id The connection unique name which called this cache. 067 * @param url The URL of the SOAP endpoint. 068 * @param request The full SOAP message from which we want to cache its 069 * response. 070 * @param response The response to cache. 071 * 072 * @throws OlapException when operations to the cache are 073 * performed but it hasn't been initialized. Make sure you 074 * call the setParameters(Map, Map) method. 075 */ 076 public void put( 077 String id, 078 URL url, 079 byte[] request, 080 byte[] response) 081 throws OlapException; 082 083 /** 084 * Tells the cache to flush all cached entries. 085 */ 086 public void flushCache(); 087 088 /** 089 * Convenience method to receive custom properties. 090 * 091 *
The XMLA driver takes cache properties as 092 * "Cache.[property name]=[value]" in its JDBC url. All those 093 * properties should be striped of their "Cache." prefix and 094 * sent to this method as the props parameter. 095 * 096 *
Also, the complete map of the current connection 097 * should be passed as the config parameter. 098 * 099 * @param config The complete configuration parameters which were used to 100 * create the current connection. 101 * @param props The properties received from the JDBC url. 102 * @return Returns a string object which gives a reference id to the 103 * caller for future use. This id has to be passed along with any future 104 * get and put requests. 105 */ 106 public String setParameters( 107 Map<String, String> config, 108 Map<String, String> props); 109} 110 111// End XmlaOlap4jCache.java


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IsSupportedFallback Block Reference
| Declared in | EMSystemFaceAuthService.h |
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| Availability | 4.6 |
Block Definition
IsSupportedFallback
Sets the fallback block to override whether or not an unidentified device supports native face auth service or not.
typedef BOOL (^IsSupportedFallback) (NSString *machineID)
Discussion
@discussion For a device whose biometric authentication is not configured, or when the user has denied access to this biometric mode, the System API does not provide what biometric type is available on the device, hence the SDK will not be able to know whether the device sports TouchID or FaceID.
For devices released after 2017 (i.e. > iPhone X), such scenario by default assumes that it will support native FaceID. However this may not be entirely accurate because some devices may support only TouchID but not FaceID.
In this case, this API provides for the application to override this behaviour by
implementing the IsSupportedFallback
block and determine the hardware support
based on MachineID: For details on the available machine ids refer to the ff:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_iOS_devices under “Hardware strings” value.
Note the fallback block will only be invoked when the biometric is not configured and that the device machine id is not recognized as of this writing.
Ex: [EMSystemFaceAuthService setIsSupportedFallback:^BOOL(NSString *machineID) { if ([machineID isEqualToString:@“iPhone11,3”]) { //Hypothetical future iPhone 11 return YES; }else if(([machineID isEqualToString:@“iPhone11,6”])){ //Hypothetical future iPhone 11 return YES; }else{ return NO; } } error:&error];
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A geometric line segment represented by a start and end point.
[page:Vector3 start] - Start of the line segment. Default is `(0, 0,
0)`.
[page:Vector3 end] - End of the line segment. Default is `(0, 0, 0)`.
Creates a new [name].
[page:Vector3] representing the start point of the line.
[page:Vector3] representing the end point of the line.
Applies a matrix transform to the line segment.
[page:Float t] - Use values 0-1 to return a position along the line
segment.
[page:Vector3 target] — the result will be copied into this Vector3.
Returns a vector at a certain position along the line. When [page:Float t]
= 0, it returns the start vector, and when [page:Float t] = 1 it returns
the end vector.
Returns a new [page:Line3] with the same [page:.start start] and [page:.end end] vectors as this one.
[page:Vector3 point] - return the closest point on the line to this
point.
[page:Boolean clampToLine] - whether to clamp the returned value to the
line segment.
[page:Vector3 target] — the result will be copied into this Vector3.
Returns the closets point on the line. If [page:Boolean clampToLine] is
true, then the returned value will be clamped to the line segment.
[page:Vector3 point] - the point for which to return a point parameter.
[page:Boolean clampToLine] - Whether to clamp the result to the range `[0,
1]`.
Returns a point parameter based on the closest point as projected on the
line segment. If [page:Boolean clampToLine] is true, then the returned
value will be between `0` and `1`.
Copies the passed line's [page:.start start] and [page:.end end] vectors to this line.
[page:Vector3 target] — the result will be copied into this Vector3.
Returns the delta vector of the line segment ( [page:.end end] vector
minus the [page:.start start] vector).
Returns the [link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euclidean_distance Euclidean distance] (straight-line distance) between the line's [page:.start start] and [page:.end end] points.
Returns the square of the [link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euclidean_distance Euclidean distance] (straight-line distance) between the line's [page:.start start] and [page:.end end] vectors.
[page:Line3 line] - [page:Line3] to compare with this one.
Returns true if both line's [page:.start start] and [page:.end end] points
are equal.
[page:Vector3 target] — the result will be copied into this Vector3.
Returns the center of the line segment.
[page:Vector3 start] - set the [page:.start start point] of the line.
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Sets the start and end values by copying the provided vectors.
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There's
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Latex+Sublime+MathJax+Jekyll workflow
So basically to make heavy math websites faster, use the workflow as below:
- Have the pre-requisites installed first i.e. latex using miktex and Sublime text 3.
- Make sure you have Perl also on your system.
- Add “latexindent.pl” package from miktex.
- Now set-up your sublime text as follows:
- First things first: install ‘package control’
- Then add the following packages: LaTexTools, LateXYZ, Jekyll, BeautifyLatex
- Optionally add these packages just to make your experience better: materialtheme, side bar, advanced new file, file icon and GitGutter.
- If needed, use Pandoc to convert tex file to html
That’s it. Your set-up is done!
To work faster with Sublime, learning keybindings (a.k.a keyboard shortcuts) is a must.
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Motivation
The ListOf
component allows to execute a single given template component for different values of a parameterizing input. Typically, the values come from an array, and a component is constructed from the execution, for each value of the array, of the given template component parameterized by that value.
Practically speaking, this is akin to a for
loop on an input array. While it is easy for a known array with a given length to execute that loop, the ListOf
component abstract out managing cases where the array content or length is not known in advance. The ListOf
component as such combines well with the ForEach
component, which can serve as the source of the array from which build the loop.
Note that for each incoming array, the ListOf
component is switched off and then on again. This means any non-persisted state local to the component will be reinitialized. In this case this behaviour is not desired, a turn-around is to persist the local state to retrieve it between switches.
API
ListOf :: ListOfSettings -> [ListEmptyComponent, ListNonEmptyComponent] -> ListOfComponent
Description
Creates a ListOf
component whose behaviour is parameterized via ListOfSettings
. Has exactly 2 children components corresponding to two cases :
- the source array has no items (empty array) : In that case, the first child component (
ListEmptyComponent
) is selected as the child component of relevance - the source array has some items : In that case, the second child component (
ListNonEmptyComponent
) is selected as the child component of relevance
The parametrization is as follows :
- The source array is specified by
list
property in settings, in the form of a string which is the name of the property to be found in theSettings
parameter for the component. That property will hold the source array. - The parameterizing array item is specified by
as
property in settings. The component will be executed with the property whose name is specified inas
passed in its settings. - the optional setting property
buildActionsFromChildrenSinks
has the same function asmergeSinks
in them
component factory. It can be :- a function
mergeSinks :: makeOwnSinks -> Array<Sinks> -> Settings -> Sinks
- that function takes all sinks produced by parent and children components, and reduces them into a single
Sinks
object
- that function takes all sinks produced by parent and children components, and reduces them into a single
- a hashmap
mergeSinks :: HashMap<SinkName, SinkMergeFn>
withSinkMergeFn :: Sink -> Array<Sink> -> Settings -> Sinks
- the hashmap contains for each given sink, a reducing function which takes all such given sink produced by the children component and the parent component (
makeOwnSinks
) and produces a single reduced sink.
- the hashmap contains for each given sink, a reducing function which takes all such given sink produced by the children component and the parent component (
- a function
- the optional setting property
actionsMap
serves to rename sinks returned by the reducingmergeSinks
functions, whether user-configured or the default ones.actionsMap
simply maps an input sink name (keys of the object) to an output sink name (values of the object).
The behaviour is as follows :
- the source array pointed to by
list
property is identified and accessed - If there is no values in the array, the first child component is selected
- If there are values in the array, the second child component is selected
- for all values in the array, the selected child component will receive that value in the property pointed to by
as
and be executed - there will be then be as many resulting children components as there are values in the array (except if there were no values in the array, in which case there is only one child component)
- the resulting children components sinks and the parent component sinks are reduced into what will become the
ListOf
component sinks, according to the reducing logic specified bybuildActionsFromChildrenSinks
andactionsMap
properties
NOTE : The sinks reducing function buildActionsFromChildrenSinks
is called as such as most often, the children component will return intent sinks, which will be transformed into actions sinks by the reducing function. It seems the chosen name illustrates better the purpose than a more generic name like mergeSinks
, which is already used in a number of other places and contexts.
NOTE : The Pipe
combinator allows to perform the same conversion of intents sinks into action sinks.
Types
ListOfComponent :: Component
ListEmptyComponent :: Component
ListNonEmptyComponent :: Component
ListOfSettings :: Record {
list :: SettingsPropertyPath
Mandatoryas :: SettingsPropertyName
MandatorybuildActionsFromChildrenSinks :: (cf. m)
OptionalactionsMap :: HashMap<SinkName, SinkName>
Optional}
SinkName :: String
Contracts
- for a given configuration of the
list
setting property, there MUST be a matching property in the same settings object. That property must correspond to an array. That is, iflist
is'items.info'
, then there must be an array insettings.items.info
. - there MUST be exactly two children components
Example
cf. demo and tests
Tips
- Used in combination with
ForEach
, theListOf
component allows to implement displaying a list of component while allowing for the source array for that list to change dynamically (see demo).- note that the whole list component is switched off and then back on every time a new source array is produced. If one wants to, instead, match a diff of the new and current source array to a diff of the resulting components, that logic has to be implemented in a specific component whose input will be array updates instead of arrays.
- The renaming facilities offered by the
ListOf
configuration allows to reuse existing library components with a slightly different surface API by making the connection between the output of upstreams components with the input of such existing library components.


 The LENS Model flips data ownership, providing the tools and services for and individual to centralize their information, unplug from the Cloud and initiate sharing of data in a peer-to-peer ecosphere.
LENS is a new starting point where individuals own their information, control its use, and dictate access. The LENS Model flips data ownership, providing the tools and services for and individual to centralize their information, unplug from the Cloud and initiate sharing of data in a peer-to-peer ecosphere.
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This report describes the ISO TC211 codelist catalogs, the codelists they contain, and the values and definitions of the codes.
Please contact Ted Habermann if you have questions or suggestions.
| Entry | Definition |
|---|---|
| MX_ScopeCode_initiative | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which was originally identified as an initiative (DS_Initiative) |
| MX_ScopeCode_stereoMate | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which was originally identified as a stereo mate (DS_StereoMate) |
| MX_ScopeCode_sensor | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which was originally identified as a sensor (DS_Sensor) |
| MX_ScopeCode_platformSeries | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which was originally identified as a platform series (DS_PlatformSeries) |
| MX_ScopeCode_sensorSeries | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which was originally identified as a sensor series (DS_SensorSeries) |
| MX_ScopeCode_productionSeries | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which was originally identified as a sensor series (DS_SensorSeries) |
| MX_ScopeCode_transferAggregate | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which has no existence outside of the transfer context |
| MX_ScopeCode_otherAggregate | The referencing entity applies to a transfer aggregate which has an existence outside of the transfer context, but which does not pertains to a specific aggregate type. |


This example demonstrates the basic usage of Infovyz's bar chart. The following line initializes the bar chart and attaches it to DOM element #barchart.
var barchart = infovyz.barchart(d3)('#barchart');
To display some data, just call barchart() with the data as an argument:
barchart(data);
Calling barchart() without arguments will re-render the existing barchart and will for example take into account an updated size of the wrapper DOM element.
Here's the full example:


The current components of Leonardo UI are listed in the navigation menu. Components support RTL by default and most components are accessible. For the components requiring JS, there is a "JS" tab in the code examples.
Components marked as "Experimental" are less stable. These components can still be used, but their API:s are subject to change more often than other components. Components marked as "Deprecated" should not be used and may be removed in a future version.
BEM (Block Element Modifier) is used for class names which is why you will see classes like "lui-button--rounded" and "lui-button__icon". One exception from the BEM style has been made and that's the quite general "lui-active", "lui-disabled" etc. classes which do not contain the prefix of the component.


This game uses augmented reality and playing cards as image targets to trigger different events. The tower defends itself by calculating the closest enemy in range to shoot. The goblins and trolls are generated every ‘x’ number of seconds. A “hero” card summons the protector, aka the dragon. The game is over if 10 or more enemies enter the tower. This proof of concept can be expanded to create a tabletop tower defense game.


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Ntseki On Why Bafana’s Win Was A Difficult Match
by Soccer LadumaBafana Bafana head coach, Molefi Ntseki explained why the South African national team found Sudan to be a difficult encounter.
Ntseki’s side secured a 1-0 win over Sudan in their second Africa Cup Of Nations qualifier, this off the back of a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Ghana.
However, speaking to the media, Ntseki pointed out that all the travelling from Ghana and the Cape Coast back to South Africa, may have been the reason for missing so many chances against Sudan.
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“It was a very difficult match, not in terms of the quality of the opponents but in terms of the travelling arrangements, because of the flights and the bus driving and then having to one session yesterday and play today,” Ntseki told the media after the game.
“When you look at the game itself we wanted to start on the front foot and we did that but unfortunately we missed too many chances and we ended up becoming anxious.
“But I think that our players did very well in terms of how they expressed themselves and the structure of our plan,” he added.
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Hotel may charge compulsory gala dinner supplement on Christmas/New Year's eve or other festive periods. Any such supplements need to be paid directly at the hotel.
01 night cancellation fee is applicable if cancelled within 24 hours to arrival.
No cancellation fee is applicable if cancelled before 24 hours prior to arrival.
100% retention fee is applicable in case of no show.