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TransportAnalyzeAction(Settings settings,
ThreadPool threadPool,
ClusterService clusterService,
TransportService transportService,
IndicesService indicesService,
IndicesAnalysisService indicesAnalysisService,
ActionFilters actionFilters,
IndexNameExpressionResolver indexNameExpressionResolver) |
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AnalysisModule(Settings settings,
IndicesAnalysisService indicesAnalysisService) |
AnalysisService(Index index,
IndexSettingsService indexSettingsService,
IndicesAnalysisService indicesAnalysisService,
Map<String,AnalyzerProviderFactory> analyzerFactoryFactories,
Map<String,TokenizerFactoryFactory> tokenizerFactoryFactories,
Map<String,CharFilterFactoryFactory> charFilterFactoryFactories,
Map<String,TokenFilterFactoryFactory> tokenFilterFactoryFactories) |
SynonymTokenFilterFactory(Index index,
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Environment env,
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Map<String,TokenizerFactoryFactory> tokenizerFactories,
String name,
Settings settings) |
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IndicesService(Settings settings,
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IndicesAnalysisService indicesAnalysisService,
Injector injector,
NodeEnvironment nodeEnv) |
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Key hypotheses:
- Past selective pressures, proximate ancestors’ experience, and developmental experience all combine in a predictive manner to produce individual behavioural types.
- The amount of between and within individual variation (i) decreases with the increasing reliability of environmental cues, and (ii) increases with increasing amplitude and frequency of environmental fluctuations.
- Consistent between individual differences in behaviour arise via state-behaviour feedbacks.
- Total amount of intra-genotype variation is inversely related to the frequency of sexual reproduction.
Key hypotheses:
- Consistent between individual differences in behaviour arise via state-behaviour feedbacks.
- Where development is indirect, adult behavioural type is related to state upon entering metamorphosis rather than to larval behavioural phenotype.
Key hypothesis:
- Where development is indirect, adult behavioural type is related to state upon entering metamorphosis rather than to larval behavioural phenotype.
We mark frogs during their migration from wintering grounds to the reservoir and collect eggs for further breeding
First captive tadpoles mature to become frogs
With the help of Adriana and Krzysztof, we harness digital algorithms for reading the position and movement of animals
We present the results of pilot experiments during the Congress of Polish Hydrobiologists and the Polish Evolutionary Conference
Females move later than males this year
200 tadpoles grow and star in our recordings
We record Daphnia behaviour in the setup of a physical model of a lake
Daphnia personalities & lab management
frog personalities
herpetology & lab management
vertical migrations
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My name is Eva, a 23-year old from Cologne, a beautiful city in Western Germany. I am a very happy person;
I am always smiling and laughing about something. I like to dance, go out for dinner and meet my wonderful friends
as often as possible!
One of my favourite hobbies is traveling to countries I have never been before.
I love getting to know new cultures and habits to broaden my
horizon.
As already mentioned I am a girl that loves to travel. And I am aware that there are many other girls out there who would
also love to explore new countries, but are afraid of traveling alone or are insecure about the local conditions, because women don't have equal rights as men in some countries.
Because of that I want to show these girls the spots I have been to and encourage them to start their own adventure and to take over the world!


Summary
This example shows how to create an import hook that mutates a bytecode object.
Confused math
This demonstrates what happens if we swap the meaning of
the BINARY_ADD
and BINARY_MULTIPLY
bytecodes.
> python -m ideas -a confused_math_bc
Ideas Console version 0.0.34. [Python version: 3.10.2]
>>> x = 3
>>> y = 7
>>> x + y
21
>>> x * y
10
>>> # Python does simple mathematical operations *before*
>>> # generating bytecode
>>> z = 3 + 4
>>> z
7
Yes, it is a silly example. However, I cannot come up with anything possibly useful to demonstrate the value of changing bytecode. Feel free to submit a better example.
API for confused_math_bc
confused_math_bc.py
Import hook that performs bytecode changes, swapping BINARY_ADD and BINARY_MULTIPLY.
Note: If code contains something like a + b, or a * b, where a and b are integer literals (e.g. 2 + 4), the operations are done prior to the creation of a code object and thus are not captured by this transformation.
- ideas.examples.confused_math_bc.add_hook(**_kwargs)[source]
Creates and automatically adds the import hook in sys.meta_path
- ideas.examples.confused_math_bc.create_new_co(code_object)[source]
Recursively creates new code objects from old ones, swapping BINARY_ADD and BINARY_MULTIPLY.


A sorting algorithm is an algorithm that puts elements of a list in a certain order. The most
frequently used orders are numerical order and lexicographical order. Efficient sorting is important
for optimizing the efficiency of other algorithms (such as search and merge algorithms) which
require input data to be in sorted lists. Sorting is also often useful for canonicalizing data and
for producing human-readable output. More formally, the output of any sorting algorithm must satisfy
two conditions:
* The output is in nondecreasing order (each element is no smaller than the previous element
according to the desired total order).
* The output is a permutation (a reordering, yet retaining all of the original elements) of the input.
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How To Grow Maize Crop
Introduction
Maize or Indian corn (called corn in some countries) is Zea mays, a member of the grass family Poaceae. It is a cereal grain which was first grown by people in ancient Central America. Approximately 1 billion tonnes are harvested every year. However, little of this maize is eaten directly by humans. The crop was introduced to Europe in the sixteenth century, from where it spread to Africa and Asia. It is now one of the most widely-grown crops around the world in both temperate and tropical regions.
Soil and climate conditions
Climate Conditions -
Rainfall: Maize is grown mostly in regions having annual rainfall between 60 cm to 110 cm.
In semi-arid climates- Deep soils (Heavy Texture)
In sub humid climates- Sand Loam soils
Temperature of 18 to 23 degree Celsius for deposition and 28 degree Celsius temperature is considered good for growth and development .
Soil Conditions -
Maize can be grown in all types of soil. But for good growth and productivity of maize, loam and medium to heavy soil having adequate amount of bacteria and proper drainage is suitable . Maize can be grown successfully in variety of soils ranging from loamy sand to clay loam. However, soils with good organic matter content having high water holding capacity with neutral pH are considered good for higher productivity . The general requirement for maize cultivation is as follows:
Field Preperation -
2-3 shallow tillage operations during summer season are essential. Deep ploughing is also helpful to control weeds & for efficient moisture conservation.Plough the field five to six times to get fine tilth. Spread 12.5 tons of FYM ha-1 or composted coir pith and apply ten packets of Azospirillum in the field. Prepare ridges and furrows with 45 cm spacing. Formation of ridges and furrows enables saving of irrigation water . Conventional land preparation should target the following aspects: To loosen the soil and to form a fine tilth-this aids good seed-soil contact and emergence. To control weeds and start on a weed free seedbed. To conserve moisture and improve drainage and water movement in the soil.
Irrigation
Furrow irrigation is best used for irrigating row crops such as maize, vegetables and trees. Border irrigation is particularly suitable for close growing crops such as alfalfa, but border irrigation can also be used for row crops and trees. Maize crop is sensitive to both moisture stress and excessive moisture, hence regulate irrigation according to the requirement. Ensure optimum moisture availability during the most critical phase (45 to 65 days after sowing); otherwise yield will be reduced by a considerable extent Regulate irrigation according to the following growth phase of the crop.
- Germination & establishment phase : 1 to 14 days
- Vegetative phase : 15 to 39 days
- Flowering phase : 40 to 65 days
- Maturity phase : 66 to 95 days
Sowing -
Maize crop is usually cultivated in India, from June to July, Sept to Oct and Jan to Feb seasons. For seed production, sowing during Nov to Dec is suitable since seed maturity will not coincide with the rainy season..
Fertilizer
Manures and Fertilizers in Maize Cultivation: Other than Farm Yard Manure applied at the time of land preparation, should apply inorganic fertilizers like 470 kg of superphosphate, 200 kg of urea, and 180 kg of potash per ha as a basal dose. 20 days after sowing, should apply 50 to 60 kg of urea and at 40 days after sowing 120 kg of urea and 50 kg of potash as a topdressing.
Irrigation
As soon as sowing is done, immediate irrigation is required in the field. Subsequently, give life irrigation on the third or fourth day and based on the soil type and season. (It may not be required in rainy season). Usually for maize crop, up to 25 to 30 days, less number of irrigation is recommended, afterward, it is required to irrigate once in a week. During the early stage of this crop, water stagnation should be avoided and should have good drainage.
Diseases occurred in crop:
Main diseases in maize farming are downy mildew and leaf spot.
Downy mildew:To control this, remove the affected plants. Spray Metalaxyl 72 WP @ 1 kg per hectare, or Mancozeb 1 kg per hectare, 20 days after sowing.
Leaf spot:To control this, spray Captain or Mancozeb kg per hectare when the disease intensity is high.
Usually, insect attack is very low in maize crop. In young plants, only shoot fly effects and stem borer affects the shoot after 20 to 30 days after sowing, to control this, apply carbofuran granules @ 8 kg/acre @ 2 granules per each plant.
Maize Harvesting and Yielding Process
Harvesting should be done when the crop outer cover of the cob turns from green to white color. Harvesting can be done by hand. Machines are available to separate the seeds.
Again yield depends on the field management and seed variety, the quality seed can yield up to 2500 kg per hectare.


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India's 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar Now Has Spider Namesake
New Delhi (Sputnik): Although cricket is not India’s national game, it makes Indians happy, excited, and proud. The degree to which cricket has consumed its Indian fans becomes apparent when people go out of their way to pay tribute to the game or their favourite players.
In a move expressing India’s love for cricket and as a gesture of a fan's love for his favourite cricketer, a newly-discovered species of Spider has been named “Marengo Sachin Tendulkar” after India’s Master Blaster cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.
Dhruv Prajapati, a junior researcher with the Gujarat Ecological Education and Research (GEER) Foundation, pursuing a PhD in Spider Taxonomy (the branch of science concerned with classification, especially of organisms), discovered two new species of arthropods.
He named one of them Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara, after an Indian Catholic priest and social reformer who worked on raising education awareness in India’s coastal state of Kerala.
“I named (one spider) Marengo Sachin Tendulkar because Sachin happens to be my favourite cricketer," Prajapati was quoted as saying by the Indian Daily, Times of India.
"Another name was inspired by Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara who was a crusader in creating awareness about education in Kerala," he added.
The reactions on Twitter were heart-warming.
The 46-year-old Tendulkar, who has retired from cricket, is India’s master batsman. The cricketer is the first player to score 10,000 runs in One Day International (ODI) cricket, and the highest run-scorer in ODI cricket. He is also the laureate of the highest civilian award in India, the Bharat Ratna, local reports say.
This is not the first incident where animals or insects have been named after cricketers. In July 2019, two rescued sloth bears were named after former Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and former Captain of the Indian Women’s cricket team Mithali Raj.
Interestingly, both Mahi and Mithali (sloth bears) respond to their names when called by animal keepers, according to media reports.


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One of the things I’ve been interested to look at with docker is the network setup. By default when you bring up a docker container you get a network interface with a private IP address which can communicate with other containers on that network and can make outbound connections to the wider world, but isn’t visible to the wider network.
Docker does this by attaching the container to a bridge on the host and setting up iptables NAT rules to allow traffic to flow from this bridged network to the wider external network. There’s a couple of downsides to this approach. Firstly you need to explicitly specify inbound ports at container launch time if you want to have server services receive connections. When you do this, docker sets up port-forwarding to allow that traffic into the container.
The problem with this approach is that if you’re running a service that sets ports up on the fly or which may change port during it’s runtime (e.g. metasploit) this is a bit on the inflexible side.
The other downside is the use of NAT, which can cause issues with some networking tools that make a large number of network connections (e.g. nmap).
One option to address this is to use the docker option -net=host
which essentially has the container run with the hosts network settings. However one slight problem there is…. it doesn’t work with user namespaces, which I’m keen on having enabled.
So ideally I’d like another option which provides no-NAT access to a container, ideally with an IP address on the host network subnet, with user namespaces enabled. This is kind of similar to the VMWare Workstation/fusion setup with bridged networking.
I had quite a dig around in the official docker documentation to see if this kind of setup is possible using in-built functionality and I didn’t see a way of doing this, so a little manual work is required. However I did find some interesting references to working out this kind of problem notably this StackOverflow post and this slightly older post on Docker networking.
First in one shell we need to start our target container. We use the option --net=none
to setup the container without having docker do it’s usual network setup routines.
Next we need to create our virtual interface as below, I’ve called it virtual0
, in my case eno16777736
is the name of my host ethernet interface
After we’re done that we need to add the virtual0 interface to the container, so we need to know the pid, which we can get from docker inspect.
Then we create a link in /var/run/netns and set the netns of the virtual0 interface to be the same as our container. In the examples below 3463 is the pid returned by the docker inspect command above.
We can then bring up the interface and apply an IP address. Doing this inside the container doesn’t work from a permissions standpoint so it can be done with the ip netns exec
command from the host
and we can then assign a DHCP address from the host network DHCP server to the container
Obviously doing all this manually is likely to be a bit much trouble for most use-cases, but I think with a bit of automation it could come in handy for some tasks which need a bit more flexibility in networking than the default docker configuration.
Edit: I did find this project which looks to address the same problem, but at the moment it doesn’t seem to work for me…
Edit2: Well that was quick. The problems I had with the macvlan docker plugin got fixed (thanks to @nerdalert), so for a faster/less manual solution to this problem I’d recommend having a look at the link in the first edit!


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Make sure you have an avatar set, otherwise the default will show. It's a good idea to just have your brand/logo as the image. It also shows up when people view your profile on web and mobile.
Good watch face design typically has a few characteristics, just like app design. They are focused, have a clear hierarchy and have great color harmony. Keep all of those in mind when designing.
Canvas is 640 x 640px at 72 dpi/ppi. You might also want to consider that some watches have a chin at the bottom which would hide any design elements that would be down there on selected models. The editor also gives an option to preview the chin with the leftmost button, which is located right below canvas preview
Make sure you design for both square and circle.
You can do this by clicking advanced button on an image layer and then uploading different images for square and circle.


PCB Assembly Instructions
Add Image of PCB 1.0 here
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Soldering the PCB is shown in the following YouTube videos.
Below is a list of the required parts
- 4x 74HC4051 multiplexer DIP-16 (NOT 74HCT4051)
- 4x 5V/100mA NPN (CBE) transistors TO-92
- 2x PTC fuse 5mm leads Ihold:0.30/Itrip0.60A
- 1x IC socket 28pins 15.24 mm (for Teensy)
- 3x 10K resistor network 10pin(9+1) (2.54mm star configuration)
- 1x 10K resistor network 6pin(5+1) (2.54mm star configuration)
- 1x 100K 1/4 watt resistor
- 1x 10K 1/4 watt resistor
- 5x 10K 1/4 watt resistors OR 1x 10K resistor network 10pin 2.54mm parallel configuration)
- 5x 1K 1/4 watt resistors OR 1x 1K resistor network 10pin 2.54mm parallel configuration)
- 1x pin header straight 1x2 2.54mm
- 1x pin header angled 1x2 2.54mm
- 1x pin header angled 1x6 2.54mm
- 2x pin header angled 2x3 2.54mm
- 1x pin header angled 2x32 2.54mm
- OPTIONAL: 1x pin header angled 1x5 2.54mm (for "Extra Pins")
- 1x 5cm hookup wire
- 1x pin header straight 1x1 female connector (to 5V on Teensy)
- 1x LED with wire (user feedback LED)
- 1x 10V 100uF radial capacitor
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Then and now: Meenakshi Sheshadri has aged like fine wine
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMFormer Miss India and Bollywood actress, Meenakshi Sheshadri, who featured in many noteworthy Bollywood films is celebrating her 55th birthday today. The actress after ruling the B-town with her talent took a back seat from Bollywood films post marriage. Now, the actress has settled abroad and runs her dance classes.
Today on account of her birthday, while browsing the internet, we stumbled upon a few rare pictures of the actress. And looking at the picture all we can say is the actress is aging like a fine wine. Many may not recognize the actress at the first glance but she has definitely preserved her beauty.
Look at the pictures here below:
In the year 2015, Rishi Kapoor had put up a picture with the actress and with in these four years, Meenakshi has changed drastically, we must say!
Seshadri made her film debut with a Bollywood film, 'Painter Babu' in 1983 and shot to fame with the film 'Hero', which was followed by a number of films in the 1980s and 1990s.
This is how the beautiful actress looked back in 70s
We wish the beautiful actress a very happy birthday.


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Football: AZ Alkmaar duo get first Netherlands call up
Myron Boadu and Calvin Stengs received maiden call-ups to the Netherlands squad on Friday for their last two Euro 2020 qualifiers away to Northern Ireland and at home to Estonia.
AMSTERDAM: Myron Boadu and Calvin Stengs received maiden call-ups to the Netherlands squad on Friday for their last two Euro 2020 qualifiers away to Northern Ireland and at home to Estonia.
The AZ Alkmaar duo have been in good form both in the Europa league and the domestic championship and they come into the squad in the absence of Steven Bergwijn and Donyell Malen through injury.
Boadu, 18, has scored seven league goals in 11 starts for AZ while 20-year-old Stengs has five in the Europa League.
Both Bergwijn and Malen, who is top scorer in the Dutch league, suffered hamstring injuries playing for PSV Eindhoven in the Europa League.
The Dutch need only a point from next Saturday’s game in Belfast to ensure qualification in Group C.
They play Estonia in Amsterdam on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
Squad:
Goalkeepers: Jasper Cillessen (Valencia), Kenneth Vermeer (Feyenoord), Jeroen Zoet (PSV Eindhoven)
Defenders: Nathan Ake (Bournemouth), Daley Blind (Ajax Amsterdam), Matthijs de Ligt (Juventus), Stefan de Vrij (Inter Milan), Denzel Dumfries (PSV Eindhoven), Patrick van Aanholt (Crystal Palace), Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), Joel Veltman (Ajax Amsterdam)
Midfielders: Frenkie de Jong (Barcelona), Marten de Roon (Atalanta), Davy Propper (Brighton and Hove Albion), Kevin Strootman (Olympique Marseille), Donny van de Beek (Ajax Amsterdam), Georginio Wijnaldum (Liverpool)
Forwards: Ryan Babel (Galatasaray), Steven Berghuis (Feyenoord Rotterdam), Myron Boadu (AZ Alkmaar), Luuk de Jong (Sevilla), Memphis Depay (Olympique Lyonnais), Quincy Promes (Ajax Amsterdam), Calvin Stengs (AZ Alkmaar), Wout Weghorst (VfL Wolfsburg).


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- Communication With Extraterrestrial Intelligence
- Carl Sagan (Editor) / Paperback / Published 1975
(Hard to Find)
- Contacto/Contact
- Carl Sagan / Paperback / Published 1986
(Hard to Find)
- The Cosmic Connection
- Carl Sagan / Paperback / Published 1980
(Hard to Find)
- Cosmic Connection: an Extraterrestrial Perspective
- Carl Sagan / Paperback / Published 1975
(Hard to Find)
- The cosmic connection; an extraterrestrial perspective
- Carl Sagan / Unknown Binding
(Hard to Find)
- Intelligent Life in the Universe
- Carl Sagan, I. S. Shklovskii / Paperback / Published 1984
(Hard to Find)
- Murmurs of Earth : The Voyager Interstellar Record
- Carl Sagan / Paperback / Published 1984
(Hard to Find)
- Murmurs of Earth : The Voyager Interstellar Record
- Carl Sagan / Hardcover / Published 1983
(Hard to Find)
- A Path Where No Man Thought : Nuclear Winter and Its Implications
- Carl Sagan / Paperback / Published 1995
(Hard to Find)
- A Path Where No Man Thought : Nuclear Winter and the End of the Arms Race
- Carl Sagan, Richard Turco / Hardcover / Published 1990
(Hard to Find)
- Planets,
- Carl, Sagan / Hardcover / Published 1969
(Hard to Find)
- Reader Study Guide for Cosmos
- Carl Sagan / Paperback / Published 1980
(Hard to Find)
- Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors : A Search for Who We Are
- Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan / Hardcover / Published 1992
(Hard to Find)
- The Spear of Mars (The Future at War, Vol 2)
- Poul Anderson, et al / Paperback / Published 1988
(Hard to Find)
- Ufo's : A Scientific Debate
- Carl Sagan, Thorton Page (Editor) / Paperback / Published 1974
(Hard to Find)
- Ufo'S--A Scientific Debate
- Carl Sagan, Page Thornton (Editor) / Textbook Binding / Published 1973
(Hard to Find)
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