As of March 23, 2020
CATEGORY |
NUMBER OF CONFIRMED CASES |
|---|---|
County |
|
Barnstable |
30 |
Berkshire |
26 |
Bristol |
25 |
Dukes and Nantucket |
1 |
Essex |
73 |
Franklin |
2 |
Hampden |
15 |
Hampshire |
6 |
Middlesex |
232 |
Norfolk |
82 |
Plymouth |
32 |
Suffolk |
154 |
Worcester |
42 |
Unknown |
57 |
Sex |
|
Female |
378 |
Male |
399 |
Age Group |
|
≤19 years of age |
19 |
20-29 years of age |
115 |
30-39 years of age |
132 |
40-49 years of age |
152 |
50-59 years of age |
141 |
60-69 years of age |
111 |
≥ 70 years of age |
107 |
Exposure |
|
Biogen conference attendees and household contacts |
99 |
Local transmission |
104 |
Travel related |
75 |
Under investigation |
499 |
Deaths |
|
Attributed to COVID-19 |
9 |
Hospitalization |
|
Patient was hospitalized |
79 |
Patient was not hospitalized |
286 |
Under Investigation |
412 |
These data are cumulative and current as of 12:30PM.
Laboratory |
Total Patients Positive*** |
Total Patients Tested** |
|---|---|---|
MA State Public Health Laboratory |
392 | 3722 |
ARUP |
16 | 172 |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center |
61 | 815 |
BioReference Laboratories |
3 | 9 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
1 | 11 |
Children’s Hospital Boston |
1 | 39 |
LabCorp |
109 | 1772 |
Mayo Clinic Labs |
1 | 18 |
Partners Healthcare |
30 | 488 |
Quest Laboratories |
112 | 1226 |
Tufts Medical Center |
13 | 128 |
Viracor |
27 | 464 |
Other |
11 | 58 |
Total Patients Tested |
777 | 8922 |
Data are cumulative and current as of 12:30PM.
** Commercial lab numbers are preliminary and subject to change once their reporting systems are validated.
***Totals include positive test results from CDC.


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The Lovemaster (1996) A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
Comedian Craig Shoemaker says pretty early on in his new film THE LOVEMASTER, "My life is my act!"
He's not joking, and if you've ever heard any of Shoemaker's stand-up material, you know what you're in for with his feature film, where Shoemaker blends his multiple stage personalities with stories about growing up, the mysteries of women, and 1970's television, the result being a campy goulash of howlingly-funny comedy.
Most of the film is cut together from an Arizona stand-up performance, where Shoemaker's real forte shines. That forte is the characters that he plays on stage, from a much-too-realistic Barney Fife, to "vagina man" (don't ask), to the end-all, be-all of human lust -- The Lovemaster, a guy so sexy he makes Barry White look like a wuss. Shoemaker slips in and out of these characters like a schizophrenic without his Prozac, getting more and more twisted until finally, safe-&-sane Craig inevitably pops out, trying to undo all he's done with a fey cry, "Erase! Erase! Erase!"
While the 82-minute picture is mostly stand-up, it also includes some flashback vignettes outside the club, mainly to expound upon jokes Shoemaker has going on inside. These mainly involve Craig and his therapist (George Wendt), wife (Harley Jane Kozak), platonic friend (Courtney Thorne-Smith), and dream date (Farrah Fawcett). And while these bits are supposed to show you how his life *is* his act, the act itself is usually a lot funnier. (Austinites will also enjoy cameos from the city's KLBJ morning radio personalities -- Dale Dudley, Bob Fonseca, and Debra Cole.)
Of course, making a movie in the environs of a comedy club certainly has its limitations, and Shoemaker does his best to overcome them, mainly by toying with audience members, and succeeds as well as can be expected. Still, there's something lacking in the production values of the whole thing. And while the jokes don't really get going until the halfway point, THE LOVEMASTER still remains a fine example of the stand-up genre.
Besides, where else can you see Barney Fife talk dirty in slow-motion?
[Watch for an interview with The Lovemaster himself, coming soon!]
RATING: ***1/2
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Package org.drip.spaces.big
Class BigR2Array
java.lang.Object
org.drip.spaces.big.BigR2Array
public abstract class BigR2Array
extends java.lang.Object
BigR2Array contains an Implementation Navigation and Processing Algorithms for Big Double
R2 Arrays.
- Module = Computational Core Module
- Library = Statistical Learning Library
- Project = R1 and Rd Vector/Tensor Spaces (Validated and/or Normed), and Function Classes
- Package = Big-data In-place Manipulator
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BigR2Array(double[][] aadblR2)
BigR2Array Constructor -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description double[][]
instance()
Retrieve the R^2 Instance Arrayabstract double
maxPathResponse()
Compute the Maximum Response Associated with all the Left/Right Adjacent Paths starting from the Top Left Node.double
maxPathResponse(int iX, int iY, double dblPriorPathResponse)
Compute the Maximum Response Associated with all the Left/Right Adjacent Paths starting from the Current Node.abstract double
pathResponse(int iX, int iY, double dblPriorPathResponse)
Compute the Path Response Associated with all the Nodes in the Path up to the Current One.boolean
validateIndex(int iX, int iY)
Validate the Specified Index Pair.int
xLength()
Retrieve the Length of the X R^1 Arrayint
yLength()
Retrieve the Length of the Y R^1 ArrayMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
-
Constructor Details
-
BigR2Array
public BigR2Array(double[][] aadblR2) throws java.lang.ExceptionBigR2Array Constructor- Parameters:
aadblR2
- 2D Big Array Inputs- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
-
Method Details
-
pathResponse
public abstract double pathResponse(int iX, int iY, double dblPriorPathResponse) throws java.lang.ExceptionCompute the Path Response Associated with all the Nodes in the Path up to the Current One.- Parameters:
iX
- The Current X NodeiY
- The Current Y NodedblPriorPathResponse
- The Path Product Associated with the Given Prior Navigation Sequence- Returns:
- The Path Response
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if Inputs are Invalid
-
maxPathResponse
public abstract double maxPathResponse() throws java.lang.ExceptionCompute the Maximum Response Associated with all the Left/Right Adjacent Paths starting from the Top Left Node.- Returns:
- The Maximum Response Associated with all the Left/Right Adjacent Paths starting from the Current Node
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if Inputs are Invalid
-
xLength
public int xLength()Retrieve the Length of the X R^1 Array- Returns:
- The Length of the X R^1 Array
-
yLength
public int yLength()Retrieve the Length of the Y R^1 Array- Returns:
- The Length of the Y R^1 Array
-
instance
public double[][] instance()Retrieve the R^2 Instance Array- Returns:
- The R^2 Instance Array
-
validateIndex
public boolean validateIndex(int iX, int iY)Validate the Specified Index Pair.- Parameters:
iX
- The Current X NodeiY
- The Current Y Node- Returns:
- TRUE - The Index Pair is Valid
-
maxPathResponse
public double maxPathResponse(int iX, int iY, double dblPriorPathResponse) throws java.lang.ExceptionCompute the Maximum Response Associated with all the Left/Right Adjacent Paths starting from the Current Node.- Parameters:
iX
- The Current X NodeiY
- The Current Y NodedblPriorPathResponse
- The Path Response Associated with the Given Prior Navigation Sequence- Returns:
- The Maximum Response Associated with all the Left/Right Adjacent Paths starting from the Current Node
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if Inputs are Invalid
-


On this page can be found all the information about how to creat a new skeleton site using Cardinal.Js module, cardinal-updater.
Git - using git, you can clone the project from Github, but is also necessary in the creation process.
Node.Js with NPM - npm is required to be able to run the installer, to install and run the created project.
cardinal-updater - this module is the one who is responsable with the creation of the application skeleton.
Download the archive with the project or clone it to your machine, then install the module globally by running:
Display the help section: command cardinal -h
or cardinal --help
or cardinal help
.
Example of creation of a skeleton: dir = "myCardinalApp", --menu=top. Run the following command:
By running this command a directory named "myCardinalApp" was created.
Inside it there were added the builds from PrivateSky-Release, which includes the source files for BlockChain, CSB and Two-way binding and also the build which includes all the web-components developed within cardinal module.
The build is made within cardinal-website module and the built source file are brought to the skeleton.
Node: You can run also cardinal init
with no problems, the differences are that the default values for menu
and dir
will be taken as parameters for the skeleton creation process.
After all the skeleton is created, use the following commands:
The opened page should look similar to the below print-screen:
To update an instance of Cardinal.Js framework, you have to be inside the root of the web-site, (where you can run npm run web
) and to run the command:.
The cardinal-updater
module will bring the latest updates from PrivateSky-Release and Cardinal.Js to your own project.


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House okays 3rd package of tax reform plan
by Jester P. ManalastasTHE House of Representatives has approved on final reading the 3rd package of the comprehensive tax reform program of the administration.
House Bill 4664 or the Valuation Reform Bill got 224 affirmative votes, seven negative and one abstension.
The bill seeks to reform the government’s property valuation and assessment system which is expected to provide additional revenues of P30.5 billion.
Albay Rep. Joey Salceda, chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means, is the principal author of the bill.
According to Salceda, the measure will enable LGUs to achieve stable financial resources and a strengthened local real property tax base to fund service delivery requirements of the LGUs toward transparent governance and increased public performance.
The VRB aims to improve real property valuation of government by adopting a single market-based schedule market value (SMV) -- a table of base unit values for all kinds of real properties within an LGU prepared by assessors -- to be used as basis of local and national real property taxation.
It also seeks to address the perennial problems in real property valuation attributed to failure of LGUs to update their SMVs that leads to values not reflective of real market.
The House leader added that the measure will benefit not just the LGUs but also the national government in terms of valuation of right-of-way acquisitions.


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Organizers launch second Olympic ticket lottery in Japan
The second phase of next summer’s Tokyo Olympics ticket lottery began for residents of Japan on Wednesday, with over one million tickets available for nearly all the Olympic events including the opening and closing ceremonies.
Tickets for boxing, previously omitted due to issues surrounding the International Boxing Association, were put on sale for the first time, while those for marathons are excluded as organizers mull not setting up spectator seating following the decision to move the races to Sapporo in Hokkaido.
Concerns over the heat in Japan’s capital have also seen tickets for triathlon, marathon swimming and the cross country segment of the equestrian eventing competition not being sold this time as organizers consider moving up their starting times.
Applications can be made on the official ticketing website until 11:59 a.m. on Nov. 26 and the results of the lottery will be announced on Dec. 18. Winners will have until Jan. 10 to complete their transaction.
Around 3.22 million tickets were sold during the first phase of the lottery in May that saw heavy traffic disrupt the official ticketing website. An additional 350,000 were sold in August during the window offered to those unsuccessful in the initial draw.
Organizers have cut the number of tickets one applicant can win to 18 from the 30 allowed in the first phase to allow for more fans to purchase tickets.
From next spring, tickets will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis on the official ticketing website as well as over the counter in ticketing stores to be set up in Tokyo.
The final ticket sale is expected to surpass 9 million including those offered overseas, where tickets can be purchased from designated resellers and distributors.
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Unsupervised Learning: Clustering¶
In this tutorial we take a look at how the descriptors can be used to perform a common unsupervised learning task called clustering. In clustering we are using an unlabeled dataset of input values – in this case the feature vectors that DScribe outputs – to train a model that organizes these inputs into meaningful groups/clusters.
Setup¶
We will try to find structurally similar locations on top of an copper FCC(111)-surface. To do this, we will first calculate a set of SOAP vectors on top of the surface. To simplify things, we will only consider a single plane 1 Å above the topmost atoms. This set of feature vectors will be our dataset.
This dataset will be used as input for a clustering model. We will use one of the most common and simplest models: k-means clustering. The goal is to use this model to categorize all of the sampled sites into a fixed subset of clusters. We will fix the number of clusters to ten, but this could be changed or even determined dynamically if we used some other clustering algorithm.
As with all forms of unsupervised learning, we do not have the “correct” answers that we could optimize our model againsts. There are certain ways to measure the clustering model performance even without correctly labeled data, but in this simple example we will simply use a setup that provides a reasonable result in our opinion: this is essentially biasing our model.
Dataset generation¶
The following script generates our training dataset:
import numpy as np
import ase
import ase.build
from ase import Atoms
from ase.visualize import view
from dscribe.descriptors import SOAP
# Lets create an FCC(111) surface
a=3.597
system = ase.build.fcc111(
"Cu",
(4,4,4),
a=3.597,
vacuum=10,
periodic=True
)
# Setting up the SOAP descriptor
soap = SOAP(
sigma=0.1,
nmax=12,
lmax=12,
weighting={"function": "poly", "r0": 12, "m": 2, "c": 1, "d": 1},
species=["Cu"],
periodic=True,
)
# Scan the surface in a 2D grid 1 Å above the top-most atom
n = 100
cell = system.get_cell()
top_z_scaled = (system.get_positions()[:, 2].max() + 1) / cell[2, 2]
range_xy = np.linspace(0, 1, n)
x, y, z = np.meshgrid(range_xy, range_xy, [top_z_scaled])
positions_scaled = np.vstack([x.ravel(), y.ravel(), z.ravel()]).T
positions_cart = cell.cartesian_positions(positions_scaled)
# Create the SOAP desciptors for all atoms in the sample.
D = soap.create(system, positions_cart)
# Save to disk for later training
np.save("r.npy", positions_cart)
np.save("D.npy", D)
Training¶
Let’s load the dataset and fit our model:
import numpy as np
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from sklearn.preprocessing import StandardScaler
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
from sklearn.metrics import mean_absolute_error
from sklearn.manifold import TSNE
from sklearn.cluster import MiniBatchKMeans, SpectralClustering, DBSCAN
from matplotlib import cm
from matplotlib.colors import ListedColormap
# Load the dataset
D = np.load("D.npy")
r = np.load("r.npy")
n_samples, n_features = D.shape
# Split into different cluster with K-means
n_clusters = 10
model = MiniBatchKMeans(n_clusters=n_clusters, random_state=42)
model.fit(D)
labels = model.labels_
Analysis¶
When the training is done (takes few seconds), we can visually examine the clustering. Here we simply plot the sampled points and colour them based on the cluster that was assigned by our model.
# Visualize clusters in a plot
x = r[:, 0]
y = r[:, 1]
colours = cm.get_cmap('viridis', n_clusters)
classes = ["Cluster {}".format(i) for i in range(n_clusters)]
fig, ax = plt.subplots(1,1, figsize=(10, 6))
ax.set_xlabel("x (Å)")
ax.set_ylabel("y (Å)")
ax.axis('equal')
scatter = ax.scatter(x, y, c=labels, cmap=colours, s=15)
ax.legend(handles=scatter.legend_elements()[0], labels=classes)
fig.tight_layout()
plt.show()
The resulting clustering looks like this:
We can see that our simple clustering setup is able to determine similar regions in our sampling plane. Effectively we have reduced the plane into ten different regions, from which we could select e.g. one representative point per region for further sampling. This provides a powerful tool for pre-selecting informative samples containing chemically and structurally dinstinct sites for e.g. supervised training.


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| DockType | Gets the needed target container type. |
| Point | Gets the point where to dock the window. |
| Release | Gets the state of the dock process. True, if dock is finally performed. |
| Target | Gets or sets the target retrieved by one of the containers. |


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Event Horizon <18>
UK Release
Review by C.J HILL
This is a good year if you want plenty of sci-fi on your multiplex. >From the comedies Mars Attacks and Men In Black, to Luc Besson's powerful The Fifth Element, and to this, sci-fi/horror that is Event Horizon. (More is on the way with Contact and Alien:Ressurection being released later this year.)
The story is thus: In 2040 an explorer ship called The Event Horizon tests out a newly invented gravity drive. A device that enables a craft to travel anywhere in the universe, instantaneously. This is achieved by creating a gateway, infact, a black hole, between the craft and it's required destination. In this case, from near Neptune to Proxima Prime.
However, when the Event Horizon attempts this, it dissappears, without trace, leaving two searches for it fruitless.
Seven years later, it reappears, transmitting a distress signal and this is where the film starts.
A search and rescue ship is sent out to investigate. The team is led by Laurence Fishburne, and joining them is Sam Neill who plays the scientist that invented the gravity drive.
As the team search the Event Horizon, they find no trace of the crew but plenty of blood lying around. Not a good sign...
To make matters worse, as they search the ship, they find themselves being subjected to a series of illusions based on their own individual inner secrets and worse, some very bloody events start to occur as they slowly piece together the events that transpired on the ship seven years ago.
It soon becomes apparent that, wherever the ship went, it bought something back with it. Something very, very evil...
The first thing you'll notice in this film is it's incredible visual effects. They really are eye popping, with some great models to boot.
The acting is quite good, with some occasional witty moments. Sam Neill does a good job as the scientist that increasingly becomes more and more disturbed as the search continues, but a tip of the hat goes to Laurence Fishburne who leads the team, in a cool, calm, take no nonense manner. It is his acting skills that help hold this film together.
The idea behind Event Horizon is certainly a good one. It starts off incredibly well, but the middle section becomes quite confused and sometimes muddled, leaving the viewer unsure on just what the reasons are behind some of the bloody and bizarre events that occur.
However, the closing 20 minutes of the film more than make up for this, producing one the most nail biting (or in my case, straw of my drink biting!) climaxes i've recently witnessed.
Overall, Event Horizon is a smart film indeed. It's very enjoyable and has some amazing visuals. But be warned, the horror scenes, despite being very brief are very, very, gory. Not for the squemish!
8/10 - Hellraiser in space!
Take it easy, but Take it!
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Amazon EMR InstanceFleetConfig Configuration
Use
the Configuration
property
to
configure
fleet instances for
Amazon EMR
and applications and software bundled with
Amazon EMR.
For more information, see Configuring
Applications in the Amazon EMR Release Guide.
Configuration
is a subproperty of the Amazon EMR InstanceFleetConfig InstanceTypeConfig
property.
Note
The instance fleet configuration is available only in Amazon EMR versions 4.8.0 and later, excluding 5.0.x versions.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
"Classification" :
String
, "ConfigurationProperties" : {String
:String, ...
}, "Configurations" : [ Configuration, ... ]
YAML
Classification:
String
ConfigurationProperties:String
:String
Configurations: - Configuration
Properties
Classification
-
The application-specific configuration file.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
ConfigurationProperties
-
Within a configuration classification, a set of properties that represent the settings that you want to change in the configuration file. Duplicates not allowed.
Required: No
Type: String to String map
Update requires: Replacement
Configurations
-
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I've been in the dope game for too many years. I remember when crystal (glass) was only used by a select few. Today I see all these young teenagers yearning for the spoon. It drives me insane. I have pretty much ruined my life from my addiction, and well I dont see myself ending my self inflicted tourcher in the near future, I have litterly given my life for my drug.
I started using coke (my first drug) when I was 14 years old. I snorted what I thought at the time was a nice fat rail. It made my intire face go numb, and the energy I got was unreal. I enjoyed the over powering self love, I could do anything, be anything euphoric feeling that brought, I was hooked.
I didnt move on to everyday use of a substance untill I was in my late teens and early 20's. I was introduced to the 'shit' (crank) by a boyfriend I had my first year of college. It reminded me of the first time I got high. I again could do everything, be anything, I again had something to make me feel important. I not only was hooked but I went out of control in a matter of weeks. Unlike coke, meth is cheap, last longer, and the feeling stays with me the intire night. From that moment on my life went to a different path, one that I am not too proud of.
To maintain my ability to afford the life giving substance, I began to peddle it. Unfortunitily I loved my product too much. I began stealing from my family to pay the man, I even lied and told my family I lost my finacial aid to school one semester so they wrote me a check for $3500, all of which went up my nose.  At this point in time I was lucky-I didnt go to jail, and didnt get robbed, but in sober moments I was looking over my sholder.
Years progress like a movie, in fast motion. Few minor deterances from my 'fun' life landed me in the local emergancy room, and from a overdose to the dentist to have my broken teeth fixed. My face resembled someone who had leporsy, from the burns your mucus membrains get from when your sinuses get inflamed from the stuff that sits in there, that didnt drain. I moved on to IV use.
Today, my life is horrible. I am almost thirty and due to my bad habbits I have a hard time finding a job, and then keep it.  I live with my family because of being 'known' as a drug user and dealer I am not rentable material. I have the worst credit in the world, cause I spend about a $800 a week in personal use, I cant sell the stuff cause I cant afford to buy in quantity (enough to sell). I have also got a nice case of hepatitis C. I got the hepatitis from sharing water with someone who used a dirty needle. So I have litterly given my life.
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by PTIBy: PTI | Mumbai | Published: December 9, 2019 5:53:45 pm
Madhuri Dixit will soon be seen in a Netflix series (Photo: Instagram/madhuridixitnene).
Madhuri Dixit Nene is all set to lead an upcoming Netflix series that the streaming giant will produce under its partnership with Karan Johar’s Dharmatic.
Johar will serve as a creative producer on the series, to be directed by Sri Rao. Madhuri has collaborated with Netflix in the past to produce Marathi drama 15th August.
“I’ve always been a fan of Netflix, which is why I decided to make my debut as a producer with 15th August. The reach and diversity in audience that the global service provides is unparallelled. And of course, Karan and his team have been like family for me, so when I got this opportunity to play the protagonist in this series that’s produced by both Netflix and Dramatic – I was beyond excited.. This series is entertaining, riveting, and yet heartwarming,” Madhuri said in a statement.
Johar, whose Dharmatic inked a long-term, multi-project deal with the streaming platform earlier this year, called Madhuri one of his favourite actors of all time.
“Madhuri has been one of my all-time favorite actresses, once I got to know her, I loved her even more. Dharmatic’s association with Netflix is extremely special because together, we get to tell untold stories in the way we want to. This is one such story and the confluence of Netflix, Dharmatic and Madhuri Dixit Nene will be nothing short of iconic,” Johar said.
The untitled series is in advanced stages of development.
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It probably comes as no surprise that streams have an error state. When an error occurs, flags are set in the state according to the general category of the error. Flags and their error categories are summarized in Table 30:
| iostate flag | Error category |
ios_base::goodbit | Everything's fine |
ios_base::eofbit | An input operation reached the end of an input sequence |
ios_base::failbit | An input operation failed to read the expected character, or an output operation failed to generate the desired characters |
ios_base::badbit | Indicates the loss of integrity of the underlying input or output sequence or some other serious error |
Note that the flag std::ios_base::goodbit is not represented by any one bit; its value, 0, indicates the absence of any error flag. This means the stream is OK. By convention, all input and output operations have no effect once the stream state is different than 0.
There are several situations when both eofbit and failbit are set; however, the two have different meanings and do not always occur in conjunction. The flag eofbit is set when there is an attempt to read past the end of an input sequence. This occurs in the following two typical examples:
Assume the extraction happens character-wise. Once the last character is read, the stream is still in good state; eofbit is not yet set. Any subsequent extraction, however, is considered an attempt to read past the end of the input sequence. Thus, eofbit is set. (Later, we'll see that failbit is set as well.)
If you do not read character-wise, but extract an integer or a string, for example, you always read past the end of the input sequence. This is because the input operators read characters until they find a separator, or hit the end of the input sequence. Consequently, if the input contains the sequence ... 912749<eof> and an integer is extracted, the eofbit flag (but not failbit) is set.
The flag std::ios_base::failbit is set as the result of a read or write operation that fails. For example, if you try to extract an integer from an input sequence containing only white spaces, the extraction of an integer fails, and the failbit is set. Let's see whether failbit would be set in the previous examples:
After reading the last available character, the extraction not only reads past the end of the input sequence; it also fails to extract the requested character. Hence, failbit is set in addition to eofbit.
In this case, the result is different. Although the end of the input sequence is reached by extracting the integer, the input operation does not fail and the desired integer is indeed read. In this situation only the eofbit is set.
In addition to these input and output operations, there are other situations that can trigger failure. For example, file streams set failbit if the associated file cannot be opened (see Section 30.2.2).
The flag std::ios_base::badbit indicates problems with the underlying stream buffer. These problems could be:
Memory shortage. There is no memory available to create the buffer, or the buffer has size 0 for other reasons (such as being provided from outside the stream), or the stream cannot allocate memory for its own internal data, as with std::ios_base::iword() and std::ios_base::pword().
The underlying stream buffer throws an exception. The stream buffer might lose its integrity, as in memory shortage, or code conversion failure, or an unrecoverable read error from the external device. The stream buffer can indicate this loss of integrity by throwing an exception, which is caught by the stream and results in setting the badbit in the stream's state.
Generally, you should keep in mind that badbit indicates an error situation that is likely to be unrecoverable, whereas failbit indicates a situation that might allow you to retry the failed operation. The flag eofbit simply indicates the end of the input sequence.
What can you do to check for such errors? You have two possibilities for detecting stream errors:
You can declare that you want to have an exception raised once an error occurs in any input or output operation.
You can actively check the stream state after each input or output operation.
We explore these possibilities in the next two sections.


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Tcl_BackgroundError - report Tcl error that occurred in background processing
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_BackgroundError(interp)
- Tcl_Interp *interp (in)
-
Interpreter in which the error occurred.
This procedure is typically invoked when a Tcl error occurs during
“background processing”
such as executing an event handler.
When such an error occurs, the error condition is reported to Tcl
or to a widget or some other C code, and there is not usually any
obvious way for that code to report the error to the user.
In these cases the code calls Tcl_BackgroundError with an
interp argument identifying the interpreter in which the
error occurred. At the time Tcl_BackgroundError is invoked,
the interpreter's result is expected to contain an error message.
Tcl_BackgroundError will invoke the command registered
in that interpreter to handle background errors by the
interp bgerror command.
The registered handler command is meant to report the error
in an application-specific fashion. The handler command
receives two arguments, the result of the interp, and the
return options of the interp at the time the error occurred.
If the application registers no handler command, the default
handler command will attempt to call bgerror to report
the error. If an error condition arises while invoking the
handler command, then Tcl_BackgroundError reports the
error itself by printing a message on the standard error file.
Tcl_BackgroundError does not invoke the handler command immediately
because this could potentially interfere with scripts that are in process
at the time the error occurred.
Instead, it invokes the handler command later as an idle callback.
It is possible for many background errors to accumulate before
the handler command is invoked. When this happens, each of the errors
is processed in order. However, if the handle command returns a
break exception, then all remaining error reports for the
interpreter are skipped.
background, bgerror, error, interp
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Administrator
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Rejected. This Wiki is not complete, english only and contains so much more data that we need for BF3/BF4. Will be more confusing than helpful.


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Gardaí investigating overnight attempted theft of ATM in Louth
by By Elaine KeoghThere was an attempted theft of an ATM in Dunleer, Co Louth overnight.
Gardaí from Drogheda are at the scene at the Bank of Ireland which is on the Main Street in Dunleer. The town is about 15km north of Drogheda and just two minutes from the M1 motorway.
The incident took place around 3.30am.
The scene has been preserved and investigations are ongoing.
The flatbed trailer and digger are visible at the scene inside the cordoned-off area.
It is the latest in a series of thefts and attempted thefts of ATMs in the border region.
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Motivation
The Pipe
component allows to execute a number of components sequentially, with the ouptuts (sinks)
of each connected to the inputs of the next.
This covers the case of components which do not output action sinks but intermediary sinks, destined to serve as inputs for components finalizing the sinks computation.
- It allows to use the event-intent-action pattern, by isolating each concern in a single component, and
sequentially composing them:
ComposedComponent = Pipe(Event, Intent, Action)
, whereEvent
acts as event factory, returns sinks which are events,Intent
aggregates events into intent sinks,Action
computes the actions sinks from the intents. - It also covers the case of reuse of generic components, by allowing to prefix an adapter component to match interfaces :
AdaptedComponent = Pipe(AdHocComponentA, AdapterA, ReusableComponent, AdapterB, AdHocComponentB)
. A simple case for instance is when it is needed to change the name of an output sink or input source to respect the interface of another component.
To realize the chaining, sinks returned by a component will be passed as source to the next component in the sequence. In the general case, one should not allow collision between source and sink, i.e. sink names should be different from source names - unintended behaviour linked to this can be VERY HARD to debug. To cover for the unexpected case where the previously described behaviour would be desired, such behaviour should be parameterizable, albeit with a sound default.
API
Pipe :: PipeSettings -> [Component] -> PipedComponent
Description
Creates a PipedComponent
whose behaviour is parameterized via PipeSettings
. Its second
argument is a non-empty list of components to be sequentially composed.
The parametrization is as follows :
PipeSettings :: SomeOf<Overwrite>
The behaviour is as follows :
- if the array of component is empty, an error is thrown
- the first component in the sequence is executed
- its sinks are merged with the sources :
- if there is collision between sources and sinks, and
settings.overwrite
is false, throws an exception - otherwise, merge the sinks into the sources, with the sinks replacing the sources in case of collision
- if there is collision between sources and sinks, and
- the process is iterated with the next component in sequence, with the merged object as its
sources
object. - at the end of iteration, the sinks for the last component are returned as sinks of the
PipedComponent
Types
PipeSettings :: Record {
Pipe : { throwIfSinkSourceConflict :: Boolean}
Optional - default : false}
PipedComponent :: Component
Contracts
- if
throwIfSinkSourceConflict
is set to true, a component cannot return a sink whose sink name is equal to a source name - unless it is the final component in the component sequence.
Example
cf. tests, and example application
Tips
- All components have the ability to include contracts in their definition. It is recommended to
use those for some basic error management. A common risk in the sequential composition
formulation is that the interface between components do not match, or match erroneously. The
appropriate contracts can check the relevant conditions prior to executing the component (fail
fast). For instance, one can :
- check that the expected sources are present
- if necessary, also check that there are no extra sources (to use carefully, as it might be normal to have extra sources…)
- A typical mistake when using
Pipe
, in for instancePipe(a, b)
, wherea
produces sinksasink1
andasink2
, is to focus inb
onasink1
and forget to pass onasink2
if for example there is no work to be done onasink2
. Such a mistake would produce an error whose message would be rather hard to relate to the actual cause. So it is important to remember that while combinators for parallel composition merge sinks by default and pass them on invisibly, thePipe
sequential composition combinator requires to explicit all the sinks to be passed.


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The Class OutParam.
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|---|
| ConversationAction
ConversationAction class that represents
ConversationActionType in the request XML.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| OutParam
The Class OutParam.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsyncCallback |
| AsyncRequestResult |
| DelegateInformation
Represents the results of a GetDelegates operation.
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| ExpandGroupResults
Represents the results of an ExpandGroup operation.
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| IAsyncResult
Represents the stauts of Asynchronous operation.
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| ImpersonatedUserId
Represents an impersonated user Id.
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| ITraceListener
ITraceListener handles message tracing.
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| NameResolutionCollection
Represents a list of suggested name resolutions.
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| OutParam
The Class OutParam.
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| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
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| UserConfiguration
Represents an object that can be used to store user-defined configuration
settings.
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|---|
| AsyncCallback |
| AsyncRequestResult |
| FolderIdWrapper
Represents a folder Id provided by a FolderId object.
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| FolderIdWrapperList
Represents a list a abstracted folder Ids.
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| IAsyncResult
Represents the stauts of Asynchronous operation.
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| ItemIdWrapperList
Represents a list a abstracted item Ids.
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| SoapFaultDetails
Represents SoapFault details.
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| UserConfiguration
Represents an object that can be used to store user-defined configuration
settings.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExpandGroupResults
Represents the results of an ExpandGroup operation.
|
| NameResolutionCollection
Represents a list of suggested name resolutions.
|
| SoapFaultDetails
Represents SoapFault details.
|
| UserConfiguration
Represents an object that can be used to store user-defined configuration
settings.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| OutParam
The Class OutParam.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CalendarActionResults
Represents the results of an action performed on a calendar item or meeting
message, such as accepting, tentatively accepting or declining a meeting
request.
|
| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| CalendarActionResults
Represents the results of an action performed on a calendar item or meeting
message, such as accepting, tentatively accepting or declining a meeting
request.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| OutParam
The Class OutParam.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractAsyncCallback |
| AbstractFolderIdWrapper
Represents the abstraction of a folder Id.
|
| AbstractItemIdWrapper
Represents the abstraction of an item Id.
|
| AsyncCallback |
| Callback |
| FolderIdWrapper
Represents a folder Id provided by a FolderId object.
|
| IAsyncResult
Represents the stauts of Asynchronous operation.
|
| IFunction
The Interface FuncInterface.
|
| IFunctions.Base64Decoder |
| IFunctions.Base64Encoder |
| IFunctions.DateTimeToXSDateTime |
| IFunctions.StringToObject |
| IFunctions.ToBoolean |
| IFunctions.ToLowerCase |
| IFunctions.ToString |
| IFunctions.ToUUID |
| ITraceListener
ITraceListener handles message tracing.
|
| MapiTypeConverterMapEntry
Represents an entry in the MapiTypeConverter map.
|
| NameResolution
Represents a suggested name resolution.
|
| NameResolutionCollection
Represents a list of suggested name resolutions.
|
| Param
The Class Param.
|
| SoapFaultDetails
Represents SoapFault details.
|
| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
|
| UserConfiguration
Represents an object that can be used to store user-defined configuration
settings.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsyncCallback |
| IAsyncResult
Represents the stauts of Asynchronous operation.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MobilePhone
Represents a mobile phone.
|
| OutParam
The Class OutParam.
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| Time
Represents time.
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| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
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| Class and Description |
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| OutParam
The Class OutParam.
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| TimeSpan
The Class TimeSpan.
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UNDP PLANS SPECIAL EVENTS IN NEW YORK ON THURSDAY TO MARK 17 OCTOBER,
POVERTY ERADICATION DAY
New York, 17 October 1996 -- A large number of special
events are being planned today by UNDP offices around the world to mark
Poverty Eradication Day, 17 October, as proclaimed by the UN General Assembly.
The following events are scheduled in New York:
A Multi-Religious Prayer Service, which will take place at 9:15 am at
the Tillman Chapel, Church Center for the United Nations. Scheduled speakers
include: Norma Levitt, Honorary President, World Conference on Religion
and Peace; Livia Sylva, New York City Commissioner for the United Nations
and Normand Lauzon, UNDP Assistant Administrator and Director, UNDP Bureau
for Resources and External Affairs. Prayers will be offered by Baha'i,
Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim representatives.
At 10:30 AM on Thursday, James Gustave Speth, Administrator of UNDP,
will be among the speakers to address representatives of non-governmental
organizations in the Dag Hammerskjold Library Auditorium at the UN. The
subject of Mr. Speth's address at the NGO BRIEFING, organized by the UN
Department of Public Information, is "UNDP: Action Against Poverty."
At 12:00 on Thursday, Mr. Speth will address the press at the daily
briefing of the UN Secretary-General Spokesperson in room 226 at the UN
Secretariat. Mr. Speth will speak on the global challenge of poverty and
on UNDP efforts to help eradicate it.
For more information on the above events please contact UNDP: Cassandra
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Dampness rising from the ground carries with it a number of impurities that are detrimental to plasterwork. These include hygroscopic nitrate and chloride salts. Once plaster has been affected by hygroscopic salts it is unlikely to dry out even after a new damp proof course has been installed.
Plaster is removed because of the salt damage that occurs to the plaster as a result of having rising damp. So, this is not true. Any damp proof course can be physically installed without necessarily removing plaster but it is unlikely the treated wall will dry out. Not including re-plastering work in a damp proof course installation may also affect any guarantee issued.
Efflorescence is the deposit of soluble salts and other contaminants on the surface of plaster during the drying process as water evaporates from the plaster. A soluble salt content in plaster of less than 0.5% is sufficient to cause efflorescence. The major source of efflorescence in new cement based plaster is calcium hydroxide resulting from the interaction of cement and lime during the hydration of Portland cement. Once on the surface of plaster the calcium hydroxide mixes with carbon dioxide in the air to form salt-calcium carbonate. The sand, cement, lime and water used in the plastering process also contain alkaline sodium and potassium sulphates which can cause efflorescence.
Efflorescence will generally cease once the soluble salts and other contaminants have left the plaster materials. The surface of the plaster can be dry brushed or wiped with a moderately damp cloth to remove the efflorescence. Where the salts have hardened a scraper can be used or a mild proprietary acid mixture.
Salt contamination in plasterwork can occur for a number of reasons. Rising damp is usually accompanied by hygroscopic nitrate and chloride salts. Chimney breasts are often affected by ammonium salts. Plaster that contains contamination levels of salt absorbs moisture from the air to a degree that is detrimental to the plaster, causing unsightly staining.
Walls in older properties are more susceptible to salt problems because of the materials used in construction. Should older walls be re-plastered with unsuiaccordion-grouple plaster (gypsum based plasters) salt contamination may occur.
Mould growth is a symptom of high humidity or condensation. Cold surfaces attract condensation, so the Winter period is the typical time of year when mould problems occur. Areas where there are cold surfaces and ventilation is restricted are particularly at risk. Wardrobes are often located against cold walls and are generally poorly ventilated. Mould will feed from any organic material including clothes.
The old ‘rule of thumb’ for drying out periods is 1 month per inch thickness of wall. Studies conducted by the Building Research Esaccordion-grouplishment indicate a more accurate figure is 1.25 months per inch thickness of wall. Drying out times vary dependent on ventilation, humidity and temperature.
Suspended timber floors require ventilation to prevent condensation forming in the sub floor void. This is achieved through the installation of air bricks around the lower wall areas. If sub floor ventilation is inadequate then smells may rise from the sub floor in to the rooms above and floor timbers may decay. Improving sub floor ventilation requires the installation of additional sub floor air bricks.
Barns often do have contaminated walls due to their previous use. It is therefore important this be taken in to account when plastering the walls. As a result, dry lined plastering systems are often used as an alternative to traditional plastering or a physical waterproof membrane is used as a contamination barrier. When using dry lining or plastic membranes it is also important that insulation values and ventilation are also considered.
One option is to replace the damp floor slab. A new damp proof membrane should be used beneath the new concrete. The floor will need to dry over several months before laminate can be applied. Alternatively, if the damp floor is sound and sufficiently level then a waterproof coating can be applied such as epoxy resin. There are also plastic membranes specifically designed to deal with this problem.
The terms ‘tanking’ and ‘waterproofing’ are used quite loosely, so the context is important. Both are typically used for waterproofing structures below ground level such as basements. Systems are often installed on the inside of the property, making them ideal for refurbishment work. External applications include new build construction.
A tanking system is usually taken to mean a coating applied to a wall or floor that forms a waterproof seal. Various materials are used for this including dense cement render applications.
A cavity drain waterproofing system is usually taken to mean a barrier that channels water to a collection point where it is removed in a controlled way. This is usually achieved through a combination of drains, sump and pump.
Wood boring weevils are often wrongly thought of as woodworm and as a result insecticide treatment is recommended. Weevils are in fact quite different. One significant difference is that they can only survive in timber that has high moisture content. An alternative treatment therefore is to bring the moisture content of the timber to a normal level (around 14%). This approach may require wrapping joist ends in a waterproof membrane. In any event, timbers with high moisture content are at risk of dry rot, wet rot and woodworm attack so simply spraying them with insecticide has limited value.
It is certainly a valid concern. There are however a number of waterproof coatings available that allow the treated wall to breathe (allow the passage of water vapour). These tend to be silicone based and transparent once applied.
Heat recovery and positive pressure ventilation are both used to control condensation.
Heat recovery ventilation uses a heat exchanger to take the warmth from the extracted air and uses it to heat the incoming (supply) air. Heat recovery units generally have a percentage figure quoted that indicates the temperature of incoming air compared to that of the extracted air. For example, a heat recovery unit with 86% HR means the incoming air is 86% of the temperature of the air extracted.
Positive pressure ventilation typically takes air from outside or from a roof void and supplies it to a central point within a property under a small amount of pressure, thereby increasing ventilation throughout the property. As the incoming air is cold, modern positive pressure units often include a pre-heater.


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compute_qgpv_givenvort
(omega, nlat, nlon, kmax, unih, ylat, avort, potential_temp, t0_cn, t0_cs, stat_cn, stat_cs, nlat_s=None, scale_height=7000.0)[source]¶ The function “compute_qgpv_givenvort” computes the quasi-geostrophic potential vorticity based on the absolute vorticity, potential temperature and static stability given in a hemispheric domain.
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Parameters: - omega (float, optional) – Rotation rate of the planet.
- nlat (int) – Latitudinal dimension of the latitude grid.
- nlon (int) – Longitudinal dimension of the longitude grid.
- kmax (int) – Vertical dimension of the height grid.
- unih (numpy.array) – Numpy array of height in [meters]; dimension = (kmax)
- ylat (numpy.array) – Numpy array of latitudes in [degrees]; dimension = (nlat)
- avort (numpy.ndarray) – Three-dimension numpy array of absolute vorticity (i.e. relative vorticity + 2*Omega*sin(lat)) in [1/s]; dimension = (kmax x nlat x nlon)
- potential_temp (numpy.ndarray) – Three-dimension numpy array of potential temperature in [K]; dimension = (kmax x nlat x nlon)
- t0_cn (numpy.array) – Area-weighted average of potential temperature ( ilde{ heta} in HN16) in the Northern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- t0_cs (numpy.array) – Area-weighted average of potential temperature ( ilde{ heta} in HN16) in the Southern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- stat_cn (numpy.array) – Static stability (d ilde{ heta}/dz in HN16) in the Northern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- stat_cs (numpy.array) – Static stability (d ilde{ heta}/dz in HN16) in the Southern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- scale_height (float) – Scale height of the atmosphere in [m] with default value 7000.
Returns: - QGPV (numpy.ndarray) – Three-dimension numpy array of quasi-geostrophic potential vorticity; dimension = (kmax x nlat x nlon)
- dzdiv (numpy.ndarray) – Three-dimension numpy array of the stretching term in QGPV; dimension = (kmax x nlat x nlon)
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utilities.
static_stability
(height, area, theta, s_et=None, n_et=None)[source]¶ The function “static_stability” computes the vertical gradient (z-derivative) of hemispheric-averaged potential temperature, i.e. d ilde{theta}/dz in the def- inition of QGPV in eq.(3) of Huang and Nakamura (2016), by central differencing. At the boundary, the static stability is estimated by forward/backward differen- cing involving two adjacent z-grid points:
- i.e. stat_n[0] = (t0_n[1] - t0_n[0]) / (height[1] - height[0])
- stat_n[-1] = (t0_n[-2] - t0_n[-1]) / (height[-2] - height[-1])
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Parameters: - height (numpy.array) – Array of z-coordinate [in meters] with dimension = (kmax), equally spaced
- area (numpy.ndarray) – Two-dimension numpy array specifying differential areal element of each grid point; dimension = (nlat, nlon).
- theta (numpy.ndarray) – Matrix of potential temperature [K] with dimension (kmax,nlat,nlon) or (kmax,nlat)
- s_et (int, optional) – Index of the latitude that defines the boundary of the Southern hemispheric domain; initialized as nlat/2 if not input
- n_et (int, optional) – Index of the latitude that defines the boundary of the Southern hemispheric domain; initialized as nlat/2 if not input
Returns: - t0_n (numpy.array) – Area-weighted average of potential temperature ( ilde{ heta} in HN16) in the Northern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- t0_s (numpy.array) – Area-weighted average of potential temperature ( ilde{ heta} in HN16) in the Southern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- stat_n (numpy.array) – Static stability (d ilde{ heta}/dz in HN16) in the Northern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
- stat_s (numpy.array) – Static stability (d ilde{ heta}/dz in HN16) in the Southern hemispheric domain with dimension = (kmax)
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utilities.
zonal_convergence
(field, clat, dlambda, planet_radius=6378000.0, tol=1e-05)[source]¶ The function “zonal_convergence” computes the zonal component of the convergence operator of an arbitrary field f(lat, lon), i.e. it computes on the spherical surface: -1/(planet_radius * cos(lat)) * partial d(f(lat, lon))/partial d(lon)
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Parameters: - field (numpy.ndarray) – An arbitrary field that one needs to compute zonal divergence with dimension [nlat, nlon]
- clat (numpy.array) – Numpy array of cosine latitude; dimension [nlat]
- dlambda (float) – Differential element of longitude
- planet_radius (float, optional) – Radius of the planet in meters. Default = 6.378e+6 (Earth’s radius)
- tol (float, optional) – Tolerance below which clat is considered infinitely small that the corresponding grid points will have returned result = 0 (to avoid division by zero). Default = 1.e-5
Returns: ans – Zonal convergence of field with the dimension same as field, i.e. [nlat, nlon]
Return type: numpy.ndarray