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Enye Interactive is the sole proprietorship owned by Travis Castillo and is based out of Portland, OR.
The intention is to develop mobile applications that provide value by building on concepts not covered by other applications. Ideally in such a way as to remain playful with the medium, as too much seriousness is good for no one.
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Travis Castillo has spent the last several years working professionally as an Android developer in Portland, OR. He also has a background working on iOS applications.


I am a graduate of Pratt Institute with a Bachelors in Industrial Design. Coming from a background in sculptural Design, my love for building and creating led me to study Industrial Design. I am a passionate Designer, who enjoys creating linear graphics and applying them to products. I am interested in how color can change form, products and spaces and I am always open to new opportunities to widen my knowledge in Design. My portfolio can be seen at.
My name is Gwendolyn R. Chambrun, and I am located in the New York Metro area. I primarily use InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Fireworks (all CS6). I am also familiar with Dreamweaver, HTML coding, CSS, databases, and social media. In addition to print Design (brochures, postcards, posters, signs, newsletters, among others), I update websites, Design e-newsletters, manage Facebook pages, and create animated banner ads. l was a music major in college, and also studied literature and history of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Later I studied Isadora Duncan dance. I have always been interested in historic, vintage and retro Designs, imagery and typefaces, and am especially interested in the Pre-Raphaelites and the Arts & Crafts Movement. I incorporate these in my work, most of which is for publishers, cultural and arts organizations, and religious institutions.
What I've learned about myself throughout my life is that I love to be around people, and I love to create beautiful things. So it was only natural for me to choose a career that would allow me to create beautiful work with people, for people. I love being part of a team, and thrive off of a community of creative thinkers. You can call me an illustrator, art director, Designer, etc. However in the end, I think of myself as a creator, no matter what the context.
QUALIFICATIONS: prints, wovens, knits, cad, illustration, color reduction, colorways, mens, womens, embellishment design, embroideries, embellishment, jacquards. art direction, digital design, print design, production, social media, typography, composition, training & development, written & verbal communication. english is a Designer and design lecturer with a keen eye for design, color palettes & composition. illustrator, photoshop, inDesign, creative suite, acrobat, nedgraphics design & repeat, nedgraphics easy weave, nedgraphics easy knit, plm, keynote, microsoft excel, pc, mac
UX Designer with eight years of professional experience encompassing research, strategy, and design to aid product development on mobile devices and wearables; medical products such as patient care monitors, ultrasound, and anesthesia platforms; and benchtop laboratory equipment. Currently, I am developing user interfaces for Android-based phones and tablets with Samsung Business Services. My specialties include interaction design, user research, strategy, and visual design.
My name is Gwendolyn R. Chambrun, and I am located in the New York Metro area. I primarily use InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Fireworks (all CS6). I am also familiar with Dreamweaver, HTML coding, CSS, databases, and social media. In addition to print design (brochures, postcards, posters, signs, newsletters, among others), I update websites, design e-newsletters, manage Facebook pages, and create animated banner ads. l was a music major in college, and also studied literature and history of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Later I studied Isadora Duncan dance. I have always been interested in historic, vintage and retro Designs, imagery and typefaces, and am especially interested in the Pre-Raphaelites and the Arts & Crafts Movement. I incorporate these in my work, most of which is for publishers, cultural and arts organizations, and religious institutions.
As a Designer, I seek to reduce the tension between business and design.
I am open and ready for a new interesting design position,in both wovens and knits as well. Specialties: hand skectching,developing directional design boards,shop stores and spot trends,developing trends into various markets,computer sketching,fit specialist,construction,specialist,fabric and trims specialist,overseeing Designrooms,directing both patternmakers and technical Designers,developing tech packs,travel to Europe to shop trends,and to factories to develop samples as well.Travel overseas to develop samples at the factories while negotiating fabric and sampling costs.Follow closley design,market and production calenders.
Siarhei converts ideas and insights into stories, images, figures, structures, sequences, visualizations, infographics and certain complex multistage technique deliverables. In other words Siarhei provides Design Intelligence (Design Thinking+) and Lean UX / Lean Start-up services a-la Google Ventures "Design Sprint". The services include collecting and training Lean Start-up teams of multidisciplinary people that start to MVPfy* and test ideas. Customer Development and stakeholders buy-ins are in focus as well. This practice is repeatable and scalable, tested and adjusted with numerous Financial clients on Manhattan. On a daily basis team's creative culture is being enriched with precisely picked techniques and methodologies from Human-centered Design, Design Thinking, System Analysis, UX Design, Visual Thinking, Service Design, Data Journalism, Architectural prototyping, Theory of Constraints, etc. UX deliverables, reports and other tangible artifacts are organized as a system that guarantees consistency, integrity and establishes standards (like Google Material Design, Microsoft Metro/Modern Design Language, BBC GEL, SAP Fiori, HP Grommet, GE Predix, etc.) Guided collaboration provides an opportunity to get not only incremental but also transcendental innovations for existing and upcoming products and services, establishes Start-up-alike creative atmosphere in the Enterprise. Typical Collaboration Phases: Contextual Fit (Empathy) - Centering - Inception - Dialogue (Problem Statement) - Graphologue (Graphic Facilitation; Design Thinking) - MVPfying (Parti) & Customer Development (crossing the chasm) - Scaling (Development) - Delivery
I am open and ready for a new interesting Design position,in both wovens and knits as well. Specialties: hand skectching,developing directional Design boards,shop stores and spot trends,developing trends into various markets,computer sketching,fit specialist,construction,specialist,fabric and trims specialist,overseeing Designrooms,directing both patternmakers and technical Designers,developing tech packs,travel to Europe to shop trends,and to factories to develop samples as well.Travel overseas to develop samples at the factories while negotiating fabric and sampling costs.Follow closley Design,market and production calenders.
I'm a dynamic Art Director and Creative Project Manager interested in bringing 15+ years of progressive experience to an industry-leading organization. I have a proven record of success in high-level creative services, integrated marketing, and art direction management roles and a strong history of leading cross-departmental teams to complete creative marketing and branding projects, from ideation and planning through to production and launch. I am skilled in branding, brand development, marketing collateral development, art direction, creative project management, cross-media campaigns, graphic Design, typography/layouts, workflow management, vendor communications, production oversight, and more. Diligent and goal-oriented, I have the skills, training, and experience to make an immediate impact in any creative team. 10+ years’ experience as an art director, with expertise in user interaction Design and development processes. Leading creative teams while coordinating and collaborating with global networks to launch high-profile creative projects (including The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. Magazine). Overseeing complex creative, marketing, branding, and advertising initiatives from concept to production. Crafting creative strategies and roadmaps by leading brainstorming sessions and meetings. Coordinating with Creative Directors, Designers, UX Specialists, Developers and Product Managers to ensure visual Design consistency across a wide range of creative products and projects. Improving workflows with online collaboration tools, project management software and version tracking tools. Understanding business objectives to define deliverables and estimate/ensure budgets and timelines. Developing, Designing, and executing marketing collateral for marketing campaigns, including posters, banners, catalogs and PowerPoint/keynote presentations. Implementing cross-platform and multi-media marketing programs from conception through execution.
An experienced graphic Design professional with proven success in brand strategy, integrated campaigns and Design solutions. I analyze industry trends and represent the core values of the brand while pushing boundaries and expectations. Skilled project manager, executing on complex production schedules and developing processes that streamline Design workflows. Profcient in Mac/PC: Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Quark, HTML, Social Media. Color theory, thoughtful typography, storytelling, infographics, logos, photo composition and retouching. Strong collaborative and interpersonal skills in managing client and vendor relationships. Negotiated print jobs, resulting in a 20% cost reduction.
Develops creative strategy for marketing materials - collaborating with Global Creative Director, content writers, and project managers from concept to creation. Designs include (but not limited to) digital campaign collateral, logos, long form content, event signage, Sprinklr brand artifacts, book/print production. Coordinates and manages creative concepts and direction between the internal stakeholders and contractors. Sprinklr is the most complete social media management system for the enterprise. We help the world’s largest brands do marketing, advertising, care, sales, research, and commerce on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and 21 other channels globally – all on one integrated platform..
I Design products that balance user experience, business strategy, and engineering requirements. By employing an empathetic, iterative process, I strive to produce innovative solutions that solve problems and delight users. I've Designed both physical and digital products for clients in technology, finance, and healthcare. Currently, I'm working as a User Experience Designer for Betterment in New York City. I am taking my meticulous print production skills to the digital world and expanding my repertoire even further. I am currently working as a digital Designer helping to create the full digital suite of assets with an incredibly talented group of creatives. Prior to transitioning to the digital world, I had most recently been working in a high volume direct mail agency managing production needs for 200,000 - 32 million pieces of direct mail pieces per month and have managed delivery of up to 1000 pieces of collateral. Taken large clients from 5% error ratings in submissions to .5% in under one year with commendations from the print vendors, FDA, PRC and clients. I also take pride in my abilities to lead as a manager as well as a mentor for junior talent helping them to develop skills quickly and gaining them faster promotions. I also have a lot of experience working with a wide range of beauty, fashion and lifestyle clientele as a studio/post-production manager, production artist and retoucher in NYC. I offer a multifaceted skill set with experience in management as well as production of both large and small scale projects.
I offer extensive success in the luxury fashion Design arena, as a Designer I have utiliysed my ability to adapt my creativity to various markets and forms and have the ability to make great contributions. My immense passion for the craft and drive to innovate has been fueled to always create something unique and coveted. My knowledge and experience within the industry have been a valuable asset to me and encompass all areas of Design including; Conceptualizing, Illustrating, Draping, and Pattern-making, Construction, and Production. I am a passionate, proactive, and driven individual with a gusto to succeed and to always create exceptional work. A few more qualifications and strengths include: Conceptualized, launched, Designed and managed entire product lines. Continually analyzed trends and created styles with proven distinction and innovation. Fostered productive relationships with vendors and factories for sourcing and production in global locations. Dressed celebrities for award programs and red carpet. Received significant media coverage and critical acclaim.
Womenswear Designer, my goal is empowering women to be strong, confident , look beautiful and have fun while doing it all!


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JANUARY 10, 2019 In this issue… 2018 Washington Disclose Act: Jay Inslee signed the 2018 DISCLOSE Act into law earlier this year. This law, which is effective January…
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We formerly had our employee benefit plan audit with one of the ‘Big Four’ national accounting firms, but knew that we were not getting the attention and service we needed. Making the switch to Accuracy
We have had a relationship with Accuracy for several years and, during that time, have received excellent service. My GG&G team has consistently provided reliable insight and guidance resulting in us viewing them as a trusted and valued business partner. The combination of expertise, client service and value is hard to beat.
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England’s Top 100 apprenticeship employers also celebrated.
Top apprentices and leading employers from around the country gathered at an exclusive ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House last night to recognise the nation’s top apprentices and apprenticeship employers. Six companies, three apprentices and one former apprentice received recognition in this year’s National Apprenticeship Awards.
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Skills Minister Nick Boles said:
Congratulations to each and every one of the National Apprenticeship Award winners. Apprenticeships truly are set to be one of the great success stories of the decade, and tonight’s winners and finalists are worthy ambassadors.
We are committed to 3 million apprenticeships by 2020 so that even more businesses and young people can reap the benefits of apprenticeships.
Employment Minister Priti Patel said:
Apprenticeships offer a fantastic way for many young people of all backgrounds to earn as they learn while providing employers with the transferable skills needed to take their business from strength to strength. We currently have record-breaking levels of employment – and this is boosted by prospects like apprenticeships. I want to see this continue.
By working closely with businesses and taking steps like rolling out our ‘Jobcentre Plus Support for Schools’ programme to teach pupils about work experience, apprenticeships and traineeships, we are helping to create an even more flexible and resilient labour market for the future.
The award winners, representing a range of sectors and regions, fought off competition from more than 1200 entrants to receive their awards and were congratulated by Nadhim Zahawi MP, the Prime Minister’s Apprenticeship Adviser at the ceremony last night.
Nadhim Zahawi, the Prime Minister’s Apprenticeship Adviser, who presented the awards, said:
The Prime Minister has set a commitment of 3 million apprenticeship starts by 2020 and I am excited to have a role in helping to deliver this goal, while pushing to revolutionise the skills of our workforce in Britain. Good quality apprenticeships create a fairer society by giving hard working young people the chance to aim for their dream job whilst playing their part in building a stronger economy for Britain.
There are many examples of excellent apprenticeships and apprentices in England and these winners are the best of the best. It’s an honour to have been part of these awards; to play a small part in recognising the effort of so many great businesses and to reward apprentices for their hard work and dedication. All this year’s winners should shout from the rooftops about what taking an apprenticeship has done for them or what hiring an apprentice has done for their business.
The awards, now in their 12th year, are run by the National Apprenticeship Service and recognise excellence in two areas: businesses that grow their own talent with apprentices and apprentices who have made a significant contribution to their workplaces.
The night also saw the publication of the prestigious Top 100 Apprenticeship Employer list which is compiled annually by the National Apprenticeship Service in partnership with City & Guilds and recognises excellence in businesses that employ apprentices.
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The list features the most exceptional apprenticeship employers from all National Apprenticeship Awards employer categories and showcases the breadth of employers who now offer apprenticeships.
To find out more about the benefits of apprenticeships and traineeships, search on GOV.UK .
Published: 27 January 2016


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Thank you seems like such a small word when compared to the school and instructors who have become our heroes. When we began this journey, we didn't quite know what to expect but now that we have come through the fire, we are grateful for everyone who helped us along the way.
To our Instructors:
Steve Brownlee: Thank you for being an example of a life long learner who is always focused on fine
tuning the NSS experience. Our learning and progress is always your number one goal; we hope that our
future success can be your reward.
Meg Ducharme: Your positivity, ability to explain abstract concepts, and openness with your software
development journey gave us the much needed confidence that we could do this!
Jared Fuller: Thank you for helping us improve Javascript and Angular skills - it was a pleasure
to always hear you say "how about ..." with a possible solution - we were in good hands with you to troubleshoot!
Hannah Hall: C# was scary, yet you were calm and able to help us debug the strangest issues; we appreciate
your patience and ability to guide us in the right direction to find the answers.
Greg Korte: Thank you for helping us navigate the strange waters of C# by listening to our goals
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Jessica Brawner, Jeremiah Vasquez, Laura Buchanan, Mandy Arola, Kristin McKinney, and Denise Fetz! You guys keep things moving
smoothly and we appreciate all of your hard work!
We are grateful for John Wark and his vision for Nashville Software School. We wouldn't be here without you and we are grateful!
Finally, a huge thank you to Kristen Norris, John Dulaney, Greg Lawrence, and Garrett Ward for planning and creating this site -- all while learning our server side technology!


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Mutations in ATP-cassette binding proteins G5 (ABCG5) and G8 (ABCG8) causing sitosterolemia.
Sitosterolemia is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by mutations in two adjacent genes encoding coordinately regulated ATP binding cassette (ABC) half transporters (ABCG5 and ABCG8). In this paper we describe three novel mutations causing sitosterolemia: 1) a frameshift mutation (c.336-337insA) in ABCG5 that results in premature termination of the protein at amino acid 197; 2) a missense mutation that changes a conserved residue c.1311C>G; N437K) in ABCG5 and 3) a splice site mutation in ABCG8 (IVS1-2A>G). This study expands the spectrum of the ABCG5 and ABCG8 mutations that cause sitosterolemia. Nine nonsynonymous polymorphisms are also reported: I523V, C600Y, Q604E, and M622V in ABCG5; and D19H, Y54C, T400K, A632V, and Y641F in ABCG8.


By Hanyang Dong
The housing burden is real for China’s young people. As many young urban professionals worried, they may never be able to get onto the first rung of the property ladder. Prices are just too far out of reach.
Looking at all the property transactions from Lianjia.com in Beijing in 2017, the year government and economists realized that they need to search for cures to runaway housing prices, we are able to explore the characteristics of Beijing property market and know how affordable it is to live there. Then we could have a better understanding of why making some new reform is in a hurry.
Meanwhile, economists face two main challenges: The housing sector is now one of China’s main pillars of growth – and government does not want to send prices tumbling. Also, people strongly believe property is the safest and most profitable place to store their money.
What was the characteristic of the Real Estate Market in in 2017?
According to the data from Lianjia.com, Xicheng District is the most expensive area in Beijing in 2017, the price reaches to $1468.1 ( 1USD= 6.71CNY) per square feet, increased by 26.1% compared to 2016.
In area like Xicheng and Dongcheng District, which located in the center of Beijing, the median floor size is much smaller than the remote area. Meanwhile, for those area with smaller floor size, the price per square feet is usually high.
There's an obvious time preference for people to do the transaction. In February and March, there are more transactions than in other months, no matter in which district. As the spring comes, it's time to buy a new house?
What is the housing price - income ratio in Beijing?
When talking about housing market, housing affordability really measures. The price to income ratio is the basic affordability measure for housing in a given area. It is generally the ratio of median house prices to median familial disposable incomes, expressed as a percentage or as years of income.
According to Citylab, in Boston, for example, the ratio was 5.2, which means median housing price in Boston cost 2.6 times as much as the median annual income. However, in Beijing, the ratio was 40.3 in Dongcheng District in 2017. For the same year, Shijingshan District had the lowest one.
The charts below shows the housing price - income ratio in different districts in Beijing from 2012 to 2017.
"About two generations after the country began its reform push in 1970s, property now accounts for 66 percent of household wealth on average", according to a study by Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in Chengdu.
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Depending on where you live, a similar price home looks very different. In Fangshan, for instance, 1 million dollars will buy you well over 1880 square feet, but in Xicheng District, it will only get you about 675.3 square feet.
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The Nintendo Entertainment System (also abbreviated as NES) is an 8-bit home video game console that was developed and manufactured by Nintendo.
It was initially released in Japan as the Family Computer (Japanese: ファミリーコンピュータ Hepburn: Famirī Konpyūta?) (also known by the portmanteau abbreviation Famicom (ファミコン Famikon?) and abbreviated as FC) on July 15, 1983, and was later released in North America during 1985, in Europe during 1986, and Australia in 1987.
In South Korea, it was known as the Hyundai Comboy (현대 컴보이) and was distributed by SK Hynix which then was known as Hyundai Electronics. It was succeeded by the Super Famicom/Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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 You also realize that you can probably blow the asteroid apart enough for it to dissipate into the atmosphere with three hits.
Position the ship to hit the asteroid. The asteroid will move clockwise around the ship, and the ship will begin facing a random direction. You will be polled whether you want to rotate the ship clockwise, counterclockwise, or stay in the same position. Shoot the asteroid three times (you will be notified with a "HIT!" confirmation). Once a confirmed "HIT" or "MISS", the asteroid moves to the next position and you will be asked whether to rotate again and fire, or to stay in the same place. To destroy the asteroid you must hit it three times! Remember, you only have 10 shots! Make them count, captain!
You'll be asked whether you want to [Fire], [Rotate Right], or [Rotate Left]. Choose, but remember that you only have 10 shots in your ammo banks!


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LuDO Support
LuDO stands for Lua Distributed Objects. It is an RMI technology specifically designed for use within the Lua language. Moreover, it is intended to be as simple as possible so its implementation can be easily comprehended by developers interested in development of support for other RMI technologies in OiL. Below, we describe the main characteristics of LuDO.
Configuration Options
LuDO brokers are typically created using one of the following flavors (for more information about flavors, see section Using Flavors):
ludo;base ludo;cooperative;base
LuDO accepts only two configuration options that defines the host and port where invocations must be send to, as described below.
host |
string | [optional] | Host name or IP address. If none is provided the ORB binds to all current net interfaces. |
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number | [optional] | Host port the ORB must listen. If none is provided, the ORB tries to bind to a port in the range [2809; 9999]. |
Below is an example that illustrates how to initiate a LuDO broker:
require "oil" oil.main(function() local broker = oil.init{ flavor = "ludo;cooperative;base", host = "myhostname", port = "8080", } ... broker:run() end)
Value Mapping
Similar to Lua, LuDO does not provide support for interfaces or method signatures. Instead, it relies on dynamic typing, and remote methods can be invoked with any number of parameters and can return any number of values. However, such values must be values serializable by method implemented by class loop.serial.Serializer, which includes Lua functions without upvalues shared with other functions. In particular, objects are transferred by copy and not by reference. Therefore, if you pass an object as parameter to a remote method, it will be copied to the remote context and all changes performed on the remote copy will not be reflected in the original object. To send objects by reference, you have to explicitly create a proxy for the object and send the proxy, which will be copied to the remote context. Such situation is illustrated in the code below.
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require "oil" oil.main(function() local broker = oil.init{flavor="ludo;cooperative;base"} local Invoker = {} function Invoker:invoke(object, method, ...) object[method](object, ...) end oil.writeto("invoker.ref", broker:tostring( broker:newservant(Invoker))) broker:run() end)
Client
require "oil" oil.main(function() local broker = oil.init{flavor="ludo;cooperative;base"} oil.newthread(broker.run, broker) local Hello = {} function Hello:say(who) print(string.format("Hello, %s!", tostring(who))) end local Invoker = broker:newproxy(oil.readfrom("invoker.ref")) -- object 'Hello' is copied to the remote context -- thus the message is printed on the remote host Invoker:invoke(Hello, "say", "World") -- create a proxy for a servant from object 'Hello' local proxy = broker:newproxy( broker:tostring( broker:newservant(Hello))) -- proxy to 'Hello' is copied to the remote context -- thus the message is printed locally Invoker:invoke(proxy, "say", "World") broker:shutdown() end)


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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Basic set of tools to solve the shallow water equations. The Shallow Water Application implements a basic set of tools to solve shallow water problems. This applications contains a basic FEM implementation of common techniques using eulerian schemes. More...
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| class | Kratos::BoussinesqCondition< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a condition for shallow water waves problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ConservativeCondition< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a condition for shallow water waves problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::PrimitiveCondition< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a condition for shallow water waves problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::WaveCondition< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a condition for shallow water waves problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::BoussinesqElement< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ConservativeElement< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ConservativeElementFC< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ConservativeElementRV< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::CrankNicolsonWaveElement< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::PrimitiveElement< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::WaveElement< TNumNodes > |
| Implementation of a linear element for shallow water problems. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ChezyLaw |
| The base class for the bottom and surface friction laws. More... | |
| class | Kratos::FrictionLaw |
| The base class for the bottom and surface friction laws. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ManningLaw |
| The base class for the bottom and surface friction laws. More... | |
| class | Kratos::FlowRateSlipUtility< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, TValueType > |
| Tools to apply slip conditions @detail A utility to rotate the local contributions of certain nodes to the system matrix, which is required to apply slip conditions in arbitrary directions. More... | |
| class | Kratos::FluxLimiter< TLocalVectorType > |
| This is a helper class to separate the physics from the flux corrected scheme. More... | |
| class | Kratos::FrictionLawsFactory |
| The base class for the bottom and surface friction laws. More... | |
| class | Kratos::NodalManningLaw |
| This class computes the bottom friction according to the Manning law. More... | |
| class | Kratos::WindWaterFriction |
| The base class for the bottom and surface friction laws. More... | |
| class | ApplyPerturbationFunctionProcess |
| This process assigns a default value or a perturbation if the node is close to an influence area. More... | |
| class | ApplySinusoidalFunctionProcess |
| The aim of this process is to generate sinusoidal waves. More... | |
| class | CalculateDistanceToBoundaryProcess |
| Calculate the minimum distance from all the nodes to a boundary condition in 2D. More... | |
| class | DepthIntegrationProcess |
| Calculate the minimum distance from all the nodes to a boundary condition in 2D. More... | |
| class | WriteFromSwAtInterfaceProcess |
| Calculate the minimum distance from all the nodes to a boundary condition in 2D. More... | |
| class | Kratos::ResidualBasedAdamsMoultonScheme< TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace > |
| Predictor-corrector semi imlicit scheme for the Boussinesq element. More... | |
| class | DerivativesRecoveryUtility |
| Superconvergent patch recovery for linear meshes using quadratic polynomials. More... | |
| class | MoveShallowMeshUtility |
| Tools for lagrangian computations. More... | |
| class | PhaseFunction |
| This class is a wrapper of useful utilities for shallow water computations. More... | |
| class | ShallowWaterUtilities |
| This class is a wrapper of useful utilities for shallow water computations. More... | |
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| std::ostream & | Kratos::operator<< (std::ostream &rOStream, const ChezyLaw &rThis) |
| output stream function More... | |
| std::istream & | Kratos::operator>> (std::istream &rIStream, FrictionLaw &rThis) |
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| std::ostream & | Kratos::operator<< (std::ostream &rOStream, const CalculateDistanceToBoundaryProcess &rThis) |
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Vanity are back together!
by Helen FearCharity Dingle and Vanessa Woodfield have reunited in sweet scenes, but some Emmerdale viewers found them laughable.
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Subpart X – Petrochemical Production
Rule Information
Proposed and Promulgated Rules
| Federal Register Date | Citation | Action | Description |
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| 12/09/2016 | 81 FR 89188 | Final Rule | Finalizes revisions to specific provisions covering 29 subparts of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule to streamline implementation, improve data quality, more accurately reflect industry practices, and provide clarification. Preamble and Rule Final Rule Fact Sheet Proposed Preamble and Rule (PDF) (91 pp, 890K) |
| 11/29/2013 | 78 FR 71904 | Final Rule | Finalizes amendments that consist of three parts: amendments related to global warming potentials (GWPs), other amendments largely based on feedback from stakeholders, and confidentiality determinations for new or revised data elements.
Preamble and Rule (PDF) (79 pp, 935K) |
| 09/11/2013 | 78 FR 55994 | Proposed Rule | Proposes amended recordkeeping and reporting requirements, and enhanced verification procedures for certain reporters in 24 GHGRP subparts. Proposed changes would address concerns that public disclosure of certain data elements that are inputs to the equations used to calculate emissions and deferred from reporting until 2015 would reveal business sensitive information and maintain EPA’s ability to verify emissions, and ensure compliance.
Preamble and Rule (PDF) (31 pp, 550K) |
| 04/02/2013 | 78 FR 19802 | Proposed Rule | Proposal to amend the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), including technical amendments, amendments related to global warming potentials (GWPs), and confidentiality determinations for new or revised data elements.
Preamble and Rule (PDF) (77 pp, 911K) |
| 05/26/2011 | 76 FR 30782 | Final Rule |
Final Rulemaking – Confidentiality Determinations for Data Required under the Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule and Amendments to Special Rules Governing Certain Information Obtained under the Clean Air Act |
| 12/17/2010 | 75 FR 79092 | Final Rule | Revisions to certain provisions of the Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) Rule (PDF) (81 pp, 667K) Revisions & Corrections Page |
| 08/11/2010 | 75 FR 48744 | Proposed Rule | Revisions to certain provisions of the Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) Rule (PDF) (72 pp, 478K) |
| 10/30/2009 | 40 CFR Part 98.240 | Final Rule | Final Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases Rule |
| 04/10/2009 | 40 CFR Part 98.240 | Proposed Rule | Proposed Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases Rule |
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13.0.0¶
Breaking: Upgrade to Angular 9. Add compatibility with Ivy
Breaking: Remove deprecated force-directed graph chart
Breaking: Remove release folder
Bug: Sanitize tooltip labels (#1241)
Bug: Fix line chart scaling on charts with large domain (#1204)
Chore: Remove d3 dependency
Chore: Update all d3 packages to latest versions
12.1.0¶
Enhancement: Sanitize tooltip labels (#1241)
Bug: fix line chart scaling on charts with large domain (#1204)
Bug: add check for undefined xScale in groupTransform (#1273)
12.0.1¶
Bug: Pass the correct number of parameters to fix production build (#1203)
12.0.0¶
Breaking: Upgrade to angular 8.0.0 (#1201)
Breaking: Rework mouse events to make the format more consistent (#1185)
Feature: Allow passing extra data to the data items and include it in click and activate events (#1185)
11.2.0¶
Feature: Made margins for pie chart component optional (#759)
Feature: Added option to gauge to show or hide inner text (#1175)
Feature: Added
noBarWhenZero
input to all bar related (#1086)Bug: Updated Color.Helper.ts to handle null values (#1167)
Bug: Added missing export (#1193)
Bug: Fixed chart height with large number of yAxisTicks (#1105)
Chore: Bumped extract-text-plugin to version 3.0.2 (#861)
Chore: Updated zone.js version to 0.9.1 (#1187)
Docs: Deprecated force-directed graph chart (#1159)
Docs: Fixed link typo in motication.md (#1172)
Docs: Added interactive bubble chart to demo (#1174)
11.1.0¶
Feature: added option to disable x axis tick rotation (#1139)
Bug: Update peer dependency requirements
11.0.1¶
Bug: Fixes displaying of tooltip on IE 11 (#1157)
11.0.0¶
Breaking: Remove Angular location strategy from ChartCommonModule (#915)
Any Angular applications, that rely on the pre-configured location strategy provided by ngx-charts, will need to set it separately
Feature: Allow access to custom properties in tooltip templates (#555)
Bug: Update tooltip positioning to correctly flip sides when there is not enough available space (#1136)
Bug: Fixed combo Line and Bar chart not aligning (#1154)
Chore: Removed unnecessary peer dependencies (#1140)
Chore: Replaced bitwise operators with math.floor (#1151)
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Feature: Allow configuration of tick trimming on charts with X and Y axis (#870)
Bug: Updated packages to remove event-stream vulnerability
Bug: Fixed issue where advanced pie legend click emits the truncated (#1106)
Bug: Fixed rotation to respect tick trimming
Bug: Fixed Pie Chart flicker on Safari (#1068)
Bug: Fixed issue where vertical bar chart is not showing X axis when all data values are negative (#1044)
Chore: Removed unused param in GridPanelSeriesComponent (#1025)
Chore: Added type check instead of truthy value for determining min/max in getRangeGenerator (#1042)
Docs: Fixed typo (#1056)
Docs: Fixed link in readme (#1053)
Docs: Fixed documentation link (#1029)
10.0.0¶
Breaking: Upgraded to angular 7
Feature: Implemented legened positioning
Feature: Added accessibility attributes to bar charts (#977)
Chore: Migrated to Renderer2 (#1021)
Chore: getScaleType performance improvements (#995)
Docs: Fixed value typo (#974)
9.1.1¶
Chore: Move d3 libraries back to dependencies (#1008)
9.1.0¶
Feature: Added ES Module Support (#1004)
9.0.0¶
Breaking: Changed the input of valueFormatting for the tree map chart from an object to number
Feature: Added support for server side rendering (#919, #920, #921 )
Bug: Fixed advanced-legend colors in print (#907)
Bug: Fix value formatting for advanced legend (#906)
Enhancement: Added option to set globalRootViewContainer in the InjectionService (#914)
Chore: Added export for domain.helper (#894)
Docs: Fixed Custom Charts Page link in README.md (#886)
8.1.0¶
Feature: Added configuration for label trimming on polar chart (#858)
Feature: Added ability to set Min and Max values for heatmaps closes (#875)
Fix: Export axes module (#872)
Fix: Use animations for line-highlight depending on line-series animations (#856)
8.0.2¶
Bug: Fix pie chart label collision detection
8.0.1¶
Feature: Add dblclick to pie chart
8.0.0¶
Breaking: Upgrade to Angular 6
7.4.0¶
Feature: Data labels for bar charts (#752)
Bug: Fix computation of X axis ticks angle (#820)
7.3.0¶
Feature: Added support for overriding x and y axis ticks (#723)
Feature: Added support for area chart floor value (#684)
Feature: Implemented min value scales for vertical and horizontal bar charts
Enhancement: Performance improvements across multiple charts (#765, #758)
Enhancement: Added support for overriding the min width of pie grid items (#762)
Bug: Fixed error being thrown when results is undefined (#217)
Bug: Fixed label input in pie-grid (#773)
7.2.0¶
Feature: Added bar-vertical yScaleMin (#732)
Feature: Added support for label input in pie grid chart (#731)
Bug: Avoid invalid paths when rect shape has 0 width or height (#742)
Bug: Fix stacked bar chart negative values issue (#605)
Chore: Added basic test of area-chart (#737)
7.1.1¶
Bug: Fixed template compile errors with fullTemplateTypeCheck (#730)
7.1.0¶
Feature: Added support for passing a function to the
customColors
input to all charts. (#676, #713)Feature: Added
trimLabels
andmaxLabelLength
inputs to pie chart (#716)Feature: Added inputs for formatting the name, value, and percentage in advanced pie chart (#719)
Enhancement: Switched to using lettable rxjs operators (#683)
Enhancement: Allow using the timeline for linear x scales (#624)
Bug: Fixed line/area tooltip positioning in firefox (#671)
Bug: Removed duplicate input declaration (#708)
Bug: Fixed duplicate % sign in pie grid charts when animations are disabled (#685)
7.0.1¶
Fix: Export polyfills to fix AoT build issue with Angular 5 (#644)
7.0.0¶
Breaking: Added support for angular 5 (#633)
Bug: Fixed ‘ReferenceError: SVGElement is not defined’ exception when using with angular universal (#587)
Bug: Fixed NaN issue on Advanced Pie Chart (#597)
Bug: Changed onDeactivate in the gauge component to emit the correct value instead of the event value from the global scope (#613)
6.1.0¶
Feature: Added inputs to control minimum and maximum values on the axes (#582, #359)
Feature: Added input to enable/disable animations (#565)
Feature: Added designatedTotal Input for Pie Grid (#554)
Enhancement: Don’t transform text to uppercase in legends and labels (#578)
Enhancement: Changed legends and label colors (#578)
Enhancement: Increased font size in advanced legend and number cards subtext (#578)
Enhancement: Hide legend title when title is missing (#578)
Enhancement: Added x-axis value to the context of a bubble chart tooltip (#530)
Bug: Removed path from SVG refs to fix gradients not working when URL has queryString (#584)
Bug: Fixed bug where value arc animation on gauge chart would start from 0 on update (#563)
Bug: Removed date conversion for name-value at series-tooltip (#544)
Bug: Added null check for rootComponents in injection service (#574)
Bug: Fixed issue where the tooltip would not appear for certain points (#501)
Bug: Fixed issue where pie chart colors would not update on color changes (#551)
Bug: Added polyfill for SVGElement.prototype.contains (#386)
Bug: Renamed ngOutletContext (deprecated) to ngTemplateOutletContext (#535)
Docs: Added custom chart page
6.0.1¶
Bug: Fixed line chart stroke color
Bug: Fixed timeline width and alignment
Bug: Fixed truncation of legend text (#487)
Chore: Removed patch numbers from peerDependencies (#478)
6.0.0¶
Breaking: Removed
showSeriesOnHover
option of line-chartRefactor: Improved performance of line and area chart tooltips (#463)
Enhancement: Added
roundEdges
input property to bar charts (#408)Enhancement: Tooltip elements are not created if tooltips are disabled (#415)
Enhancement: Added the option to define reference lines in line charts (#422)
Enhancement: Improved animations
Bug: Fixed timeline select issue (#425)
Chore: Upgraded angular to 4.2.5
Demo: Added timeline filter bar chart demo
Demo: Added Combo chart (bar and line) demo (#432)
5.3.1¶
Bug: Fix bug where the axis component would not emit a dimensionsChanged event in some cases
5.3.0¶
Feature: Added option to pass custom ng-templates for tooltips to all charts
Enhancement: Added ‘label’ input to advanced pie chart component
Enhancement: Exposed xOrient and yOrient properties on axis components
Enhancement: Set default dimensions if width or height are undefined or 0
Enhancement: Set a default color scheme
Bug: Fixed bubble chart overriding the view input
Bug: Fixed linear color scheme when there are less than 3 colors
Bug: Fixed gradient not applying to straight lines
Demo: Added sparkline custom demo chart
Demo: Added interactive treemap demo chart
5.2.1¶
Bug: Remove RGBColor type from color-util file (#394)
5.2.0¶
Feature: Added Polar/Radar chart type (#380)
Enhancement: Disable pointer if no click events are attached to number cards (#378)
Enhancement: Added gradient to tree map chart (#382)
Enhancement: Added support for inverted colors from rgba values in number cards (#366)
Enhancement: Added value and label formatting to tree map (#383)
Refactor: loremess restrictive angular dependency versioning (#358)
Bug: Fixed types in gauge chart (#364)
Bug: Fixed axis and tooltips on bubble chart (#352)
Bug: Added styleUrls and changeDetection to bubble chart
Bug: Truncate dimension values
Bug: Fixed number card count animation (#387)
Bug: Added type to gauge chart valueFormatting parameter (#388)
5.1.2¶
Bug: Fix number card scaling in hybrid apps using ngUpgrade (#338)
Bug: Fix label trimming and clipped SVGs (#340)
5.1.1¶
Bug: Add default value for label format (#334)
5.1.0¶
Enhancement: Added valueFormatting input to number card chart (#325)
Enhancement: Added label formatting input to number card chart (#332)
Enhancement: Added tooltipText to pie charts (#331)
Enhancement: Added option in line-chart for disabling series on hover (#323)
Enhancement: Added an input for custom legend title (#317)
Bug: Fixed number card text scaling when values change (#330)
Bug: Inverted y-axis on horizontal bar charts (#328)
Bug: Fix division by zero in pie label component
5.0.1¶
Enhancement:
valueFormatting
applies to Gauge Arc Labels too
5.0.0¶
Breaking: Upgrade to angular 4
4.4.0¶
Feature: Added ability to set card text color in number card (#284)
Enhancement: Added more heatmap options and support for various inputs for innerPadding (#297, #301)
Enhancement: Added valueFormatting input to linear gauge chart
Enhancement: Added valueFormatting input to gauge chart
Enhancement: Added labelFormatting input to pie chart
Enhancement: Updated pie chart label animations (#291)
Bug: Fixed pie chart positioning
Bug: Fixed ticks calculation on resize (#295)
Bug: Fixed percentage value in pie grid when the total is 0 (#288)
Bug: Fixed date formatting in bubble chart tooltips (#285)
Bug: Fixed Scale.round error in line chart (#287)
Chore: AOT error fixes
4.3.0¶
Enhancement: Improved pie chart label positioning (#273)
Enhancement: Improved number card design and scaling (#272)
Chore: Refactored charts to use d3 modules directly in library components (#270)
4.2.1¶
Bug: Fixed customColors mapping
Chore: Various AoT compilation and build improvements (#255, #257, #258, #259, #256, #263, #260, #266)
4.2.0¶
Chore: AoT compilation compatibility improvements (#253, #252, #251)
Enhancement: Added option to disable tooltips (#223)
4.1.3¶
Enhancement: Added option to override the value in gauge chart
Bug: Fixed padding on bubble charts
Chore: Compile SCSS into CSS before building
Chore: Expor ChartComponent through the main module
4.1.2¶
Bug: Fix tooltip when axis labels are not shown in bubble chart
Bug: Do not round scales when they are not linear
Enhancement: Show Axis labels in bubble chart tooltip (#210)
4.1.1¶
Bug: Fix items not always deactivating on bubble chart
Bug: Fix bubbles not showing for when y value is 0
Bug: Fix realtime data generator on demo page for line and area charts
4.1.0¶
Feature: Added scatter/bubble chart (#197)
Bug: Made line-area-tooltip anchor visible on light theme
Bug: Fixed precision on pie grid percentage values (#202)
4.0.3¶
Bug: Update zone.js version
4.0.2¶
Bug: Fixed css scope
Bug: Fixed vertical alignment issue of advanced pie legend
Bug: Fixed AOT issue where scss files were missing in the release folder
Chore: Made tooltip injector use Renderer
Chore: Updated Angular to 2.4.5
4.0.1¶
Bug: Fixed regressions from CSS refactor
4.0.0¶
Enhancement: Added
barPadding
andgroupPadding
properties to bar-charts (#185)Enhancement: Added
innerPadding
property for heatmap, to control padding between cells (#165)Enhancement: Added
axisTickformatting
property to bar, area, line, gauge and heatmap charts, for custom axis tick formatting (#167)Enhancement: Added
innerRadius
property to pie charts, Fixes #104 (#162)Enhancement: Added
roundDomain
property to all charts with axis, allowing it to round the domains to nice values (#183)Enhancement: Added animation to areaTooltip anchors (#183)
Bug: Charts not rendering if container is hidden by default (#170)
Bug: Use old parent dimensions if new dimensions are undefined or 0
Bug: Fixed axis number formatting (#171)
Chore: Updated dependencies
Chore: Replaced moment with d3 timeFormat. Moment.js is no longer a dependency (#173)
Chore: Only include used Rxjs operators to decrease file size (#169)
Chore: Refactored CSS and embedded it into the chart components. No need to import the css file separately any longer. [Breaking change]
3.1.2¶
Enhancement: Add
ngx-charts-outer
class tongx-charts
inner elementChore: Update dependencies
3.1.1¶
Fixed bug where activated lines and areas would not deactivate when mouse leaves the circle
Added fade in animation to active circle line
3.1.0¶
Added min and max ranges option to line charts (#160)
Added margin support for Gauge charts (#159)
Added animation to pie chart label
Replaced window.location with angular’s Location provider
Fixed axis tick overlap in gauge chart when the angle span is 360
Replaced .children with .getElementsByTagName in area tooltip to fix error in IE11 (#157)
3.0.7¶
Changed arc colors on gauge charts to be based on name, not value
3.0.6¶
Fixed typo in circle series (#149)
Fixed gradient bug in heatmap
Updated Axis components to allow tick count to be an input
Changed scaleText methods on gauge charts to not be recoursive
3.0.5¶
Added the group name in grouped bar tooltips
Added legend to gauge chart
Added tooltips to gauge chart
3.0.4¶
Fixed broken count animation in number card
Fixed tooltip for hybrid apps
Cody lint updates
3.0.3¶
Namespaced the project to swimlane organization
3.0.2¶
Exported ColorHelper class
3.0.1¶
Updated tooltips to latest version from ngx-ui
3.0.0¶
Renamed project to ngx-charts
Prefixed component selectors with ngx-charts-
Upgraded angular to 2.4.1
Implemented BaseChartComponent as an angular component and set up proper component inheritance
Converted color helper to a class
Implemented linear color schemes for bar, line and area charts and added schemeType input
Added support for multiple values in gague chart
Implemented linear gauge chart
Implemented triggering legend item activation when chart items are being hovered
2.0.0¶
BREAKING: Renamed
clickHandler
toselect
(#120)Bug: Tooltips show up in top left corner sometimes
Polish: Tooltips have animation entry now
Polish: Add highlight gradient and column when hovering a circle
Polish: Remove outline on focus (#106)
Polish: Make pie grid less ugly (#90)
Polish: Highlighting a line/area chart in legend, defocuses others
Polish: Radial gradients on pie charts vs linear
Polish: Better sizing for heatmap legends
Chore: Refactor Advanced Legend (#125)
Chore: Webpack html templates for Google Analytics
1.9.0¶
Enhancement: Hover of legend doesn’t highlight bar (#73)
API: Added
activate
anddeactivate
events to chart for hoversBug: Fix number card positioning due to count up
Bug: Fix decimal places on advanced pie legend
Chore: Fix rx mapping (#123)
Polish: Tweak label color bg
Polish: Tweak circle / heat map tooltip titles
Perf: Improve perf of circles using ngIf
1.8.2¶
Bug: Fix for number cards not updating to last value
Bug: Revert RxJS Import Optimized (#62) due to (#119)
Polish: Added animation on treemap
Polish: Better formatting for treemap values
Polish: Added animation on advanced pie
Polish: Added animation on pie grid
1.8.1¶
Polish: Treemap/Number card label color improvements
Polish: Tooltip formatting improvements
Backlog: RxJS Import Optimized (#62)
Backlog: AoT fixes
1.8.0¶
Renamed CommonModule to ChartCommonModule to fix name conflicts with other frameworks #109
Converted date objects to formatted strings in some charts
Removed rounded corners on thin bars
Improved on destroy hooks in tooltips
Merged
legendLabelClick
output intoselect
outputFixed legend click data format
1.7.3¶
Fixed pie chart labels going out of bounds
Updated area tooltip formatting and legend colors for dates
Updated numbercard height scale max size
1.7.2¶
Bug: Fix number card text scaling
Added custom timeline background element
Wrapped timeline updates in zone.run
Style updates
1.7.1¶
Bug: Advanced Pie Legend not clickable
Bug: Date equality not scaling properly
1.7.0¶
Enhancement: Added
legendLabelClick
eventEnhancement: Properly format labels and numbers in axis, tooltips, and legends
Bug: Fix typo in legend eye class
Style: Hover styling for legend entries
Chore: Upgrade to Angular 2.2.2
Chore: Better Webpack Config
Chore: Normalized exports
1.6.3¶
Bug: Wrap all updates in zone.run to fix issue in hybrid apps
Perf: Add starting value to reduce calls
Bug: Fix sorting in line and area charts
Bug: Fix change detection in hybrid Angular applications
Style: Better tooltip styling
1.6.2¶
Chore: Export BaseCharts
Perf: Switch change detection strategy to OnPush
1.6.1¶
Bug: Don’t do rounded edges on bars smaller than their radius
Bug: Scale number cards by height
Bug: Set text inside number cards to prevent overflow (#89)
Bug: Format numbers and dates according to locale
Bug: Fix timeline width when no legend is present
Bug: Embed charts into timeline; Restyle timeline
Bug: Show percentages in tooltips for normalized bar charts (#79)
Chore: Change legend class name to prevent style conflicts (#98)
Chore: Upgrade to Angular 2.2.1
Chore: Fix tooltips in hybrid apps
1.6.0¶
Added gauge chart
Fixed source map file name
Fixed bug where grid panels in grouped bar chart would have the wrong size and position
1.5.2¶
Added fade in animation to charts
Excluded d3 from the release bundle
Decreased the pie grid doughnut width
1.5.1¶
Fixed bug where view dimension feedback would enter into a loop due to float decimals
Fixed bug where tree map would not call update on the base chart
Switched legend label truncation to css ellipsis
Added maximum height to legend, and scrollbars on overflow
Added a count up animation to number cards
Fixed advanced pie layout
Updated pie grid layout and padding
Refactored pie grid to use the pie arc component
Updated testing framework
1.5.0¶
Added force directed graph chart (#64)
Fixed bug where tooltip would not work when library is used in an angular 1 application using ngUpgrade
Fixed tooltip positioning
Added line interpolation option for line and area charts (#52)
Updated view dimension calculation to properly take into account the width and height of the axis tick labels.
Various bug fixes and code style fixes
1.4.0¶
Chore: Upgrade Webpack 2.25
Chore: Remove rollup in favor of webpack builds
1.3.0¶
Added option to resize charts to fit containers if
view
property is not set (#44)Fixed legend size and positioning (#47)
Added scale legend to heat map chart
Added option to show/hide the grid lines on the chart (#53)
Added support for negative values in bar charts (#17)
Fixed bug with reduce call (#56)
Changed the tooltip to be hidden initially in order to avoid overflow and scrollbars. (#57)
Fixed AOT bugs (#46)
1.2.2¶
Added AOT compilation support
Fixed bug where BrowserModule was imported multiple times
1.2.1¶
Added transition animation to TreeMap chart
Added tooltips to TreeMap, Line, Area, and Pie Grid charts
Fixed TreeMap click event
Updated TreeMap label positioning and style
Changed the starting opacity of bars in bar chart
Updated the circles behavior on Line and Area charts
1.2.0¶
Added Tooltips to charts
Added TreeMap chart
1.1.0¶
Upgraded to Angular 2.0.0
Upgraded to TypeScript 2.0.2
Added timeline line and area charts
Removed margin from inputs
Prevented charts from double rendering on init
Added transition animations to pie, line and area charts, and updated transitions on bar charts
1.0.1¶
Implemented smart axis labels (#32)
Upgraded D3 to 4.0 (#6)
1.0.0¶
Initial release


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When you compile schema, the API generated from your schema is integrated with the XMLBeans type system that represents the underlying XML schema. All together, these types make up the schema type system to which your code has access. When handling XML based on the schema, you typically call methods of the API generated when you compiled the schema. However, for the cases when you want to get information about the schema itself, you use the schema type system API.
In the XMLBeans API, you have access to the system itself through SchemaTypeSystem and related classes. These make up a kind of "meta-API," or a view on the schema. You can use the schema type system API to discover the type system at run time. See the reference topic on that interface for an overview of the schema type system.
 Schema components are the pieces of a schema, such as a type definition, an element declaration, attribute declaration, and so on. To mirror these in the schema type system, a SchemaComponent instance represents a component in the underlying schema; separate components have corresponding types. For example you would have a SchemaType object for a CustomerType your schema defined, or a SchemaGlobalElement object for a global PurchaseOrder element. You would also have a SchemaType for built-in schema types, such as xs:string or xs:datetime. XMLBean provides a "signature" to describe each type. You can retrieve this signature by calling the SchemaType class's toString method.
The toString method returns XMLBeans' version of a unique signature for a schema type. This string is useful for debugging because it describes a given type even when the type doesn't have a name.
Note: It's important to remember that this signature is an XMLBeans convention, rather than a standard from the schema working group. The working group has not yet standardized a signature for XML schema types. As a result the signature you'll see from XMLBeans is subject to change — whatever the schema working group comes up with in the end (if anything) is probably what will be used by this API. In other words, don't write a program to decode the signature.
You can use the following description to understand how a signature is constructed.
T=<localname>@<targetNamespace>
The "T" is for "type," of course. "localname" is a convention used by qnames (qualified names), which include a local name and the namespace URI (if any). So an example might be:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>D=<document-element-name>@<targetNamespace> R=<attribute-type-name>@<targetNamespace>
The following rules are used for building a signature for an anonymous type.
If the element is form="qualified" (the usual default):
E=<eltname>|<signature of the type within which the elt is defined>If the element is form="unqualified":U=<eltname>|<signature of the type within which the elt is defined>If the attribute is form="unqualified" (the usual default):A=<attrname>|<signature of the type within the attr is defined>if the attribute is form="qualified":Q=<attrname>|<signature of the type within the attr is defined>
M=#|<signature of the containing union type>(The # is a number indicating which union member it is, by source order — such as 0,1,2, etc.)
B=|<signature of the containing base type for a restriction>I=|<signature of the containing list type>
So, for example, if you have a type that describes the list items within an attribute of an instance that looks like this:
<root mylist="432 999 143 123"/>
<schema targetNamespace="myNamespace" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <element name="root"> <complexType> <attribute name="mylist"> <simpleType> <list> <simpleType> <!--This is the type that the signature is for --> <restriction base="xs:nonNegativeInteger"> <totalDigits value="3"/>..
I=|A=mylist|E=root|D=root@myNamespace
You could read this as:
"The type of the list item | within the type of the mylist attribute's type | within the type of the root element | within the document type for <root> documents | in the myNamespace namespace".
Note that the signature structure mirrors the Java class structure generated by XMLBeans when compiling the schema. In other words, if you were to compile a schema that included the preceding snippet, you would be able to access an instance of the schema with Java code like the following:
SchemaType sType = RootDocument.Root.MyList.Item.type;


var interpolator: TimeInterpolator?
TimeInterpolator for this transition.
See Also
Transition.setInterpolator


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Welcome to Magic8Ball Billiards!
Magic8Ball Billiards is an app designed to guide you through choosing your players during a team match in the North American Poolshooter's Association (NAPA). The player suggestions provided by the app are statistically proven to increase your probability of winning the match by an average of 5%, and boost your points tally an average of 8 more points per match! See below for instructions on how to get started. Full technical details can be found in the GitHub repository linked in the navigation bar.
Loading the players
Enter the NAPA player IDs for your team in the boxes under the heading "Your team" in 5 digit format (e.g. 61781). Enter the player IDs corresponding to the opposing team in the second column. Note: Currently Magic8Ball Billiards only supports 5 v 5 team matches, however functionally for smaller or larger teams will soon be introduced.
Alternatively, select "Create Random Team" to generate a list of example players with randomly distributed parameters.
When ready, click the "Load Teams" button. Please wait a few seconds to allow the player information to be imported.
Navigating through the match
Once the teams are loaded, you'll see a table containing the players and their skill levels. After the coin toss, use the radio button to select which team will be selecting their player first in round one. Your team is always team A, and the opposition is always team B.
In rounds where your team picks first, the app will provide a ranked list of your team, with the most highly recommended player at the top and least recommended at the bottom. See the GitHub link for details of how this list is produced. Confirm your player choice by selecting the corresponding radio button and clicking "Confirm Choice."
In rounds where your team picks second, the app will provide again provide a ranked list of your team, with the most highly recommended player at the top and least recommended at the bottom. The "average match winning probability" column (see yellow arrow) is the average value of the predicted match winning probability across all remaining permutations, if that player is selected.
When your opponent has announced their player, add them to the lineup by selecting their corresponding radio button on the following page.
The visual assistant
As you proceed through the match, two plots will appear at the bottom of the page. The plot on the left shows the projected winning score margin for your team (negative projected scores are bad news!). Since there are many ways the match could unfold, at first some bars will be higher than others, indicating that projected score is more likely. As more rounds are completed, some lineups become impossible so those predictions are removed. The right hand plot shows the match winning probabilities for all the possible lineup configurations. Ideally, you want the lineup corresponding to the rightmost dot (the highest match winning probability). As rounds are completed, impossible lineups are greyed out from the plot, and the remaining possibilities are highlighted. This helps you see if you're moving in the right direction!


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The Combinations is calculated in the form of nCrwhere n is the first number C is the Combination formula and r is the second number
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