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A
ACTION
(in
S3ResourceController
)
add_filter()
(in
S3Resource
)
ATTRIBUTES_TO_FIELDS
(in
S3XML
)
ACTION
(in
S3XML
)
add_references()
(in
S3XML
)
add_component()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
ATTRIBUTE
(in
S3XML
)
B
build_query()
(in
S3Resource
)
C
CACHE_TTL
(in
S3XML
)
clear_session()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
create()
(in
S3Resource
)
callback()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
commit()
(in
S3Vector
)
crud_button()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
clear()
(in
S3Resource
)
configure()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
crud_string()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
clear_config()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
count()
(in
S3Resource
)
csv()
(in
S3Exporter
)
clear_query()
(in
S3Resource
)
create()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
csv()
(in
S3Importer
)
D
DEFAULT_REPRESENTATION
(in
S3Request
)
delete()
(in
S3Resource
)
DELETED
(in
S3ResourceController
)
delete()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
delete_super()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
E
element()
(in
S3XML
)
execute_request()
(in
S3Resource
)
export_uid()
(in
S3XML
)
ERROR
(in
S3ResourceController
)
export_json()
(in
S3Resource
)
export_xml()
(in
S3Resource
)
error()
(in
S3Request
)
export_tree()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
F
FeatureClass
(in
S3XML
)
fetch_xml()
(in
S3Resource
)
FIELDS_TO_ATTRIBUTES
(in
S3XML
)
fetch()
(in
S3Resource
)
fields()
(in
S3Resource
)
fields_xml()
(in
S3Resource
)
fetch_json()
(in
S3Resource
)
fields_json()
(in
S3Resource
)
files()
(in
S3Resource
)
G
get_attr()
(in
S3ResourceComponent
)
get_fields()
(in
S3XML
)
get_query()
(in
S3Resource
)
get_attr()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
get_handler()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
get_resolution()
(in
S3Vector
)
get_component()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
get_handler()
(in
S3Resource
)
get_session()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
get_components()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
get_id()
(in
S3Resource
)
get_uid()
(in
S3Resource
)
get_config()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
get_method()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
gis_encode()
(in
S3XML
)
get_field_options()
(in
S3XML
)
get_options()
(in
S3XML
)
H
has_components()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
here()
(in
S3Request
)
HOOKS
(in
S3ResourceController
)
I
IGNORE_FIELDS
(in
S3XML
)
import_uid()
(in
S3XML
)
insert_subheadings()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
import_json()
(in
S3Resource
)
import_xml()
(in
S3Resource
)
INTERACTIVE_FORMATS
(in
S3Request
)
import_tree()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
insert_buttons()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
J
json()
(in
S3Exporter
)
json2tree()
(in
S3XML
)
json()
(in
S3Importer
)
json_message()
(in
S3XML
)
L
Lat
(in
S3XML
)
Lon
(in
S3XML
)
load()
(in
S3Resource
)
lookahead()
(in
S3XML
)
M
match()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
MCI
(in
S3XML
)
MTIME
(in
S3XML
)
MAX_DEPTH
(in
S3ResourceController
)
METHOD
(in
S3Vector
)
MCI
(in
S3Vector
)
MTIME
(in
S3Vector
)
N
namespace
(in
S3XML
)
NSMAP
(in
S3XML
)
O
options()
(in
S3Resource
)
options_xml()
(in
S3Resource
)
other()
(in
S3Request
)
options_json()
(in
S3Resource
)
original()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
P
parse()
(in
S3XML
)
PREFIX
(in
S3XML
)
push_xml()
(in
S3Resource
)
parse_context()
(in
S3Resource
)
PROTECTED
(in
S3ResourceController
)
PY2XML
(in
S3XML
)
parse_request()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
push()
(in
S3Resource
)
pdf()
(in
S3Exporter
)
push_json()
(in
S3Resource
)
R
RCVARS
(in
S3ResourceController
)
records()
(in
S3Resource
)
respond()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
read()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
represent()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
respond()
(in
S3MethodHandler
)
read()
(in
S3Resource
)
represent()
(in
S3XML
)
respond()
(in
S3SearchSimple
)
readable_fields()
(in
S3Resource
)
RESOLUTION
(in
S3Vector
)
rmap()
(in
S3XML
)
record()
(in
S3XML
)
resolve()
(in
S3Vector
)
ROWSPERPAGE
(in
S3ResourceController
)
S
S3Audit
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3crud
)
S3ResourceModel
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3model
)
select_resources()
(in
S3XML
)
s3crud
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
s3rest
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
set_attr()
(in
S3ResourceComponent
)
S3CRUDHandler
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3crud
)
S3SearchSimple
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3crud
)
set_attr()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
s3export
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
S3SQLTable
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3rest
)
set_handler()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
S3Exporter
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3export
)
S3Vector
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3rc
)
set_handler()
(in
S3Resource
)
s3import
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
s3xml
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
set_method()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
S3Importer
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3import
)
S3XML
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3xml
)
ssp_filter()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
S3MethodHandler
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3crud
)
s3xrc
(in vita.modules)
ssp_orderby()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
s3model
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
S3XRC
(in
S3XML
)
store_session()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
s3rc
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc
)
S3XRC_NAMESPACE
(in
S3XML
)
super_entity()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
S3Request
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3rest
)
same()
(in
S3Request
)
super_key()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
S3Resource
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3rest
)
search_simple()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
super_link()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
S3ResourceComponent
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3model
)
select()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
S3ResourceController
(in
vita.modules.s3xrc.s3rc
)
select()
(in
S3Resource
)
T
TAG
(in
S3XML
)
tostring()
(in
S3XML
)
tree2json()
(in
S3XML
)
target()
(in
S3Request
)
transform()
(in
S3XML
)
there()
(in
S3Request
)
tree()
(in
S3XML
)
U
UID
(in
S3ResourceController
)
unauthorised()
(in
S3Request
)
url()
(in
S3Importer
)
UID
(in
S3Vector
)
update()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
url()
(in
S3Resource
)
UID
(in
S3XML
)
update()
(in
S3Resource
)
url_query()
(in
S3Resource
)
UNAUTHORISED
(in
S3Request
)
update_super()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
V
validate()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
W
writeback()
(in
S3Vector
)
X
xls()
(in
S3Exporter
)
XML2PY
(in
S3XML
)
XSLT_EXPORT_TEMPLATES
(in
S3ResourceController
)
xml()
(in
S3Exporter
)
xml_decode()
(in
S3XML
)
XSLT_FILE_EXTENSION
(in
S3ResourceController
)
xml()
(in
S3Importer
)
xml_encode()
(in
S3XML
)
XSLT_IMPORT_TEMPLATES
(in
S3ResourceController
)
_
__attach()
(in
S3Resource
)
__init__()
(in
S3SearchSimple
)
__obj2element()
(in
S3XML
)
__bind()
(in
S3Resource
)
__init__()
(in
S3Exporter
)
__parse()
(in
S3Request
)
__call__()
(in
S3Audit
)
__init__()
(in
S3Importer
)
__post()
(in
S3Resource
)
__call__()
(in
S3MethodHandler
)
__init__()
(in
S3ResourceComponent
)
__put()
(in
S3Resource
)
__call__()
(in
S3Resource
)
__init__()
(in
S3ResourceModel
)
__put_tree()
(in
S3Resource
)
__contains__()
(in
S3Resource
)
__init__()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__read_body()
(in
S3Resource
)
__delete()
(in
S3Resource
)
__init__()
(in
S3Vector
)
__repr__()
(in
S3Resource
)
__directory()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__init__()
(in
S3Request
)
__vectorize()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__element2json()
(in
S3XML
)
__init__()
(in
S3Resource
)
_bind()
(in
S3Request
)
__fields()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__init__()
(in
S3SQLTable
)
_config()
(in
S3MethodHandler
)
__get()
(in
S3Resource
)
__init__()
(in
S3XML
)
_linkto()
(in
S3CRUDHandler
)
__get_fields()
(in
S3Resource
)
__iter__()
(in
S3Resource
)
_record_id()
(in
S3MethodHandler
)
__get_options()
(in
S3Resource
)
__json2element()
(in
S3XML
)
_request()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__get_tree()
(in
S3Resource
)
__len__()
(in
S3Resource
)
_resource()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__getitem__()
(in
S3Resource
)
__load_ids()
(in
S3Resource
)
_search_simple()
(in
S3ResourceController
)
__init__()
(in
S3Audit
)
__next()
(in
S3Request
)
_view()
(in
S3MethodHandler
)
__init__()
(in
S3MethodHandler
)
__nonzero__()
(in
S3Resource
)
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Potential Use Of Ceramics In Electronics Of The Future
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3D Printing: Soaring To New Highs In Aerospace And Defense
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We assess and explore the key implications of various dynamics influencing 3D printing and its impact on the evolution of the aerospace and defense industry.
Blockchain: A Game Changer For Logistics?
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AI And Robotics: A Glimpse Into The Future of Defense
Until recently, unmanned defense machines were simply controlled by human personnel via a remote location. However, the advent of AI shall enable the use of intelligent unmanned robotics in various defense applications. Leading to robots and UAVs that are smart and can perform complex tasks without any human intervention. AI can allows drone to make their own decisions and adapt to changing environments.
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Probiotics in Animal Feed: Key Trends and Challenges
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Rechargeable Batteries: Examining The Materials Of The Future
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Industrial Robotics: Transforming the manufacturing ecosystem
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High Performance Fluoropolymers
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Despite these positives, the high performance fluoropolymers market faces several challenges and we explore the competitive landscape as well as offer a glimpse into the future of this market. We delve into the key intricacies of the market while shedding some light on the major developments for high performance fluoropolymers.
Microencapsulation Market: Key Technologies and Trends
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Cryogenics: Key Growth Factors
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Precision Farming: A Glimpse Into The Future of Agriculture
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Wire to Board Connector Market: Technological Revolution Fueling Market Growth
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Acousto-Optics: Growth Amid New Technological Possibilities
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Food Automation: Key Technologies and Innovations
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Advanced Composites: Key Trends and Opportunities
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Steam Traps Market: For Whom The Bell Tolls
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Singularity: AI To Add The Human Touch
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Cold Chain Logistics: Driven By New Technologies And Integrated Cold Chain Infrastructure
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Neuromorphic Chips: Redefining Intelligent Design
The approach towards computing is undergoing a sea change from brute force computing to one that mimics the human brain. This change shall herald the age of neuromorphic chips where learning is possible at the hardware level. The advent of neuromorphic chips shall have profound implications for AI and Deep Learning algorithms. The emerging architecture tries to imitate how the brain processes information effectively from various visual and auditory stimuli.
We look at the opportunities for the Neuromorphic Chips Market while offering insight into its future
Enterprise Session Border Controller Market: Changing Paradigms
The market is undergoing a transition as conventional networks are being replaced with IP networks that offer various advantages such as a unified communication infrastructure that enhances collaboration and productivity while cutting down on running and capital costs. Enterprise session border controllers play a crucial role in this as they are specifically designed to overcome the challenges related to interoperability, complex security, and service quality in the implementation of VoIP, UC, and mobility initiatives.
We assess the opportunities present in the Enterprise Session Border Controllers market while offering future insight.
Elastomers: Re-Defining the Electronic Design Blueprint
Conventionally, electronics were considered as being rigid structures. This perspective is fast changing as elastomers are aggressively replacing conventional rigid materials in the electronics industry. As electronics find new applications, flexibility has become a much sought after feature. That is why Silicone elastomers have attracted interest of several electronic component manufacturers who are keen on developing their share in the elastomer market. The primary reason behind the increased demand for silicone elastomers is their conductive and insulative nature.
We assess the key technological advancements with elastomers and offer a prognosis of its use in commercial applications for electronics.
Top Trends in Automotive Industry
Various technological innovations are coming together to create a completely new blueprint for automobile design. Sensors, Cloud Computing and IOT are playing a significant role in the paradigm shift for vehicle design. These new technologies shall lead to more refined end user experiences. The confluence of these trends shall delineate into extremely efficient vehicles with cutting edge features.
We take a look at how the vehicles of tomorrow are being built today as automobile manufacturers focus on safety, efficiency and the car as a hub model.
Is AI the Holy Grail of Marketing?
AI Is a boon to organizations that engage in extensive marketing efforts. It can help organizations design effective marketing campaigns and target their clients better. AI has evolved to the degree where it goes far beyond predictive analytics and significantly enrich end user interactions. Ergo, AI enabled data can help a brand acquire real time data to act appropriately in various situations.
We assess the various where AI can enhance marketing endeavors leading to a more result oriented business for organizations and end users both in real time.
Silicon Anode Battery: The Future of Energy Storage
Silicon anode batteries are emerging technology that are being rapidly adopted across various applications due to enhanced safety demands and portability in consumer electronics, wearables and electric vehicles. They hold the promise of meeting the high degree of flexibility, safety and power density for these applications.
Various technological advancements mean that silicon anode batteries shall soon replace the conventional lithium ion batteries leading to an era of new possibilities and opening up new vistas for applications. We take a look at the key developments in the silicon anode battery market and offer insight into the key market drivers shaping this sector.
Tracking Geometry Measurement Systems: Enhancing Safety and Security in Railways
Safety and security has become pivotal in modern railways as various intelligent techniques and solutions are becoming increasingly deployed to consolidate these very goals. Today, rail transportation systems have become smart with the aid of technological advancements such as smart meters, sensors and grids that offer increased connectivity to enable a robust railway transportation system. Here track geometry helps assess tracks and its inherent irregularities significantly enhancing security while considerably bringing down the threat of a rail mishap.
We analyze the key factors shaping the track geometry measurement systems and delve into its intricacies.
Industrial Agitators: Enormous Opportunity with Market Diversification
Industrial agitators are extremely crucial for the purpose of mixing or blending a wide variety of chemicals. They are thus used in various industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, food and beverages, cosmetic, etc., and are customized depending on the application. Technological advancements in agitators have incorporated faster mixing, device flexibility and robust infrastructure. These factors have helped the mixing process become more streamlined and optimized. Industrial agitators are being deployed across various industries.
We assess the opportunities of the Industrial Agitators market and insight into the existing challenges and threats.
3D Printing: Implications on the Supply Chain
3D printing is revolutionizing manufacturing and has the potential to de-centralize the process of product innovation. Its software driven nature can lead to a new era where there exist no hardwired capital costs of building a sophisticated assembly line. Everyone from automobile manufacturers to shoemakers is exploring 3D printing as a viable option to conventional manufacturing.
Various advancements in 3D printing are leading to new applications across sectors and when done correctly this method of manufacturing can lead to enormous cost savings across the supply chain. MarketsandMarkets explores the key trends and market drivers for 3D Printing becoming a critical tool for manufacturing as well as the supply chain.
Top 10 Paints and Coatings Market
The global paints & coatings market is witnessing a moderate growth rate with demand arising from the Asia-Pacific region especially from China, India, and South Korea. The global paints & coatings market is growing owing to the increasing demand from the building & construction industry. High demand for waterborne coatings has also been driving the architectural coatings market for the past few years. However, the health and environmental concerns regarding the release of VOC content to the environment are likely to hamper the growth of the solvent borne paints & coatings segment, globally.
Deep dive into the exclusive insights presented by MarketsandMarkets™ on Top 10 Paints and Coatings Market.
Top 10 Sensors Market
Sensors have come a long way from being basic devices that detect and respond to an input in a physical environment to being a vital building block in the Internet of Things (IoT) world. They come in all shapes and sizes these days and fulfill all sorts of uses. From pressure and humidity sensors gradually appearing in smartphones, to night vision and infrared, sensors are everywhere and in every form. They're making palpable progress in integrating more electronics content in a bid to better serve the battery-powered IoT devices.
Use of sensors across a complete mass of products and businesses is exploding. As these sensors become more robust and exhibit greater fidelity, we’re beginning to see really interesting ways companies are using them to collect data and interpret that in a digital format. Here’s a look at top 10 sensors.
Modified Atmosphere Packaging
Finding cost effective and innovative packaging solutions is something of a challenge. Especially since manufacturers have to maintain product integrity and quality throughout the supply chain without compromising on shelf life. This is where Modified Atmospheric Packaging comes in and acts as a complete solution.
In this article, MarketsandMarkets examines the intricacies of modified atmospheric packaging and its impact on the supply chain as well as shelf life. We also delve into how modified atmospheric packaging can lead to innovative product packaging solutions without the need for preservatives and additives.
Solar Power: A New Dawn
Various advancements and ground breaking innovations have helped enhance the overall efficiency of solar power. The nature of these advancements has helped make solar power a highly compelling proposition vis-à-vis conventional power sources. The case for the utilization is also strong in developing nations that have an abundance of sunlight. Harnessing power from a limitless source like solar power could help trade, industry and the overall economy of these countries.
MarketsandMarkets examines the key trends and factors that are impacting the future of solar power and highlight how it is becoming a force to be reckoned with.
Top 10 Cloud Technology Market
Cloud adoption is increasing rapidly by enterprises due to various factors such as the need for agility, on-demand scalability, flexibility, and cost effectiveness. The cloud offers pay-as-you-go service for users, which helps in reducing costs to a great extent.
Cloud users are provided with Disaster recovery and security services, which makes it a reliable and secure source for data storage and management. A detailed analysis of Top 10 cloud technologies has been covered in this paper which will be helpful for players as well as end users.
Top 10 Pumps & Motors Market
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, pumps consume almost one-quarter of the total energy used by electric motors in industrial applications in the U.S. The pumps segment also accounts for approximately 20% of the industrial electricity demand in Europe. This implies that pumps are involved in nearly every aspect of fluid handling and transportation.
On the other hand, motors are rotating machines that transforms electrical energy into mechanical energy. The market is driven by the increased investment in water and wastewater recycling plants, mainly due to a rise in population, urbanization, and manufacturing activities. Industries such as power, pharmaceuticals, and food and beverage are heavily water-reliant and will have a significant impact on the global demand for water.
Medical Holography A Glimpse Into The Future of Medicine
Medical Holography has been much sought after for medical imaging purposes. Today, as Medical Holography is made possible with recent technological advances. This technology has paved the way for doctors to render highly complex 3D structures and is leading to the accurate depiction of interior organs of the body without the need for invasive surgery or the use of physical probes.
This can greatly enhance the diagnostics prowess of doctors and we look at the market for medical holography while providing an elaborate prognosis of future potential in this market.
Top Display Technologies and Devices
Display technologies have been playing a crucial role in consumer electronics products for the last few decades. Researchers and companies are coming up with the latest display technologies such as OLED and Quantum dot. In the present scenario, CRT and plasma among others are being replaced by LCD and LED display technologies.
There are other emerging display technology based products available in the market such as virtual retinal display, quantum dot, e-paper, digital light processing and others which have better image resolution, quality, flexibility, and are smaller in size.
Role of Data Analytics in Controlling Vehicular Emissions
Rapid technological and material advances have made automobiles cheaper. Consequentially, vehicle adoption has risen exponentially at a sporadic rate among the masses. This has mandated a significant need to bring down the rate of vehicular emissions amidst increasing health concerns. However, despite stringent regulations, there exists a significant discrepancy between real world emissions and those seen in laboratory conditions.
There is a need to explore if real time data analytics can help monitor and cut down on emissions significantly. We assess the challenges and opportunities with real time data analytics.
Top 10 Bioprocess Technologies
Bioprocessing technologies utilize living cells for the production of biologics-based therapeutic drugs including protein-based therapeutics, vaccines, gene therapies, and cell therapies. They have a wide range of applications in providing diagnostic and prognostic information, as well as in clinical study related to HIV and cancer patients.
Many pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies and academic institutes opt to outsource numerous core functions like manufacturing, clinical trial management, and portions of drug discovery to CROs. This makes investment in advanced techniques like virus filtration studies and biologicals safety tests a cost-effective option for CROs, therefore, serving as opportunities for the growth of bioprocessing technologies market
Blockchain: IoT's Magic Bullet
The Internet of Things (IoT) can revolutionize nearly every aspect of our lives and change the core dynamics of commerce. It heralds a new age where technology is seamless and omni-present. Wherein the flow of information can great enhance our lives. However, there exist several issues before it becomes mainstream. Especially with cybersecurity as worldover countries increase their reliance on technology.
It is here that blockchain’s decentralized network can as a veritable panacea for blockchain’s cybersecurity woes. Furthermore, could the nature of blockchain technology also help save upon infrastructure costs paving the way for widespread IoT adoption?
Top 10 trends for electronics and semiconductors in 2017
Advancements in semiconductors have led to an exponential increase in processing power for a chip that is the size of a finger nail. As a consequence, developments in the field of electronics have also been affected. We now find ourselves in an era where technological disruption has become the exception rather than the norm. Semiconductor design innovations have opened up new vistas for technological applications in nearly all verticals while technology is becoming seamless and omnipresent.
In this paper, we analyze the key trends influencing the electronics and semiconductor sector in detail.
Assessing the economic potential of drones in commercial logistics operations
While drones are an exciting new technology in a world where the mandate for delivery time frames is becoming increasingly shorter, it remains to be seen if drones are economically viable vis-à-vis conventional modes of delivery. Thus we assess the various solutions used by key players in the drone delivery sector and delineate the inherent challenges for drones to become mainstream apart from regulations.
We analyze the infrastructure costs involved and limitations of drone delivery as well as the potential of its use in mainstream logistics applications.
Equinix data centre acquisition signifies Verizon transition
Verizon’s sale of its 24 data centers to Equinix is indicative of a business transition for the former. We highlight the implications of the move for both organizations and also how the newly acquired data centers add strength to Equinix’s portfolio while Verizon endeavors towards strategic consolidation.
The deal is expected to help both companies to respond to key market trends effectively as they can now optimize their resources and gain access to newer markets. Equinix has chosen only a few strategically located data centers for the purpose of acquisition.
Cyberspace: The future warzone
In an era of globalization as countries across the world increase their reliance on technology; the looming threat of cyberwarfare presents a far more dangerous scenario than conventional war ever could. This is a significantly worrying trend as the number of electronic attacks has only increased in the past 12 months.
Cyber sabotages of servers, satellites, IoT installations and defense communication networks may set up a dangerous precedent for the future. Furthermore, the hackers identity could remain anonymous leading to widespread panic and consequential paranoia if robust security systems are not deployed.
Re-thinking automotive innovation
Car design is undergoing a complete overhaul as disruptive technology is changing the core dynamics of the industry. We examine the key trends that depict this change as manufacturers seek to offer cutting solutions to consumers. The car is no longer an instrument to get from point A to B but is set to become so much more as we have to come to live in an era of convergence.
Soon, the use and evolution of AI, sensors and car safety systems shall pave the way towards self-driven cars.
3D Printing: Transforming the Manufacturing Process
The software based nature of 3D Printing and its unprecedented growth has the potential to transform the manufacturing process. Since this technology can significantly bring down lead times and decentralize the supply chain. Apart from these factors 3D Printing offers the benefits of ease of customization, reduction in manufacturing costs and government investments in 3D Printing Projects for several countries are fueling the growth of this market. As a consequence the focus of 3D Printing is shifting from design and prototyping to direct manufacturing.
This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on how the growth of 3D Printing is revolutionizing manufacturing and is taken from the ‘Industrial Automation’ Magazine, May 2017, pages 60- 61
Industrial Valves: A Matured yet Innovative Market
The increasing adoption of pipelines for transportation and downstream network expansion is driving the demand for valves. However, to take advantage of the immense opportunity that exists, the valves industry must bring about innovative solutions as there are various challenges that must be addressed. Various market drivers such as connected valves, wireless monitoring, IIoT/ Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing are enabling the valves to grow at unprecedented levels.
This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on how the growth of Industrial Valves is revolutionizing manufacturing and is taken from the ‘Industrial Automation’ Magazine, May 2017, pages 38- 39.
Industrial Robotics Enabler of the next Production Revolution: Industry 4.0
The demand for industrial robotics has grown exponentially in recent times. Furthermore various government programs and initiatives like the ‘Industry 4.0’ by the German government and ‘Made in China 2025’ by the Chinese government are driving the adoption of industrial robotics. Various sectors are expected to leverage the advantages that industrial robotics offers such as automation, efficiency and reduced lead times among others.
This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on how Industrial Robotics is revolutionizing manufacturing and is taken from the ‘Industrial Automation’ Magazine, May 2017, pages 30- 31.
Feed Premix Formulations To Unlock Livestock Potential
The feed premix market is being driven by global factors such as increased demand in compound feed consumption. Furthermore, owing to recent disease outbreaks, the ingredients used in feed premixes have come under scrutiny with efforts being made towards enhancing the immunity of livestock. Technological advancements and increasing awareness among dairy are also driving developments in the feed premix market.
This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on key development driving the efficacy as well as efficient of feed premix formulations and is taken from the ‘Think Grain Think Feed’ Magazine, August 2016, pages 8-9. Need for Effective Feed Premix Formulations to Unlock Livestock Potential.
Impressive Growth In Indian Aquaculture Industry
Aquaculture production plays a significant role in the socio economic development of India’s economy, considering its vast coastline. India is an important producer when it comes to global fisheries production and is only second in the world after China. The commercialization of fish farming, favorable price realization for producers and availability of nutritive feed solutions are some of the key drivers promoting aquaculture production.
Apart from these, various factors such as the rising population, dietary patterns of middle & high-income population and awareness about the nutritive value of fish among consumers. This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on the key trends that are driving the Indian Aquaculture Industry and is taken from the ‘Think Grain Think Feed’ Magazine, November 2016, pages 16-19.
Feed Phytogenics: A Revolution in the Feed Industry
The forms and types of natural feed and the use of feed additives has changed significantly over time. The ban on the use of antibiotics in various developed regions has helped increase the popularity of feed phytogenics as alternatives to antibiotic growth promoters. Research on livestock nutrition and customer requirements has provided insight into the increasing role of feed phytogenics in animal nutrition. Especially since feed phytogenic additives has various positive effects on livestock health.
However, many phytogenic sources are sensitive substances that lose their efficacy and efficiency in higher temperatures presenting a commensurate challenge for the industry. This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on the outlook of the technological advancements in the feed phytogenics industry and is taken from the ‘Think Grain Think Feed’ Magazine, September 2016, pages 24-26.
Future Trend in Feed Raw Material Market
Various factors such as the rising disposable income levels in emerging economies and increase in health and environmental concerns in developing countries have fueled the demand for organic animal sourced products. There exist commensurate opportunities for a country such as India towards tapping the organic feed raw material export market.
Especially since India leads the current global milk production and is working towards becoming a global feed raw materials supplier. There is also a tremendous opportunity for India to act as a supplier of raw material feed globally due to a shortage in supply and various government initiatives are giving the country further impetus. This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on the future outlook of the feed raw materials market and is taken from the ‘Think Grain Think Feed’ Magazine, March 2017, pages 6-8.
Changing Dynamics In The Indian Feed Industry
The increase in livestock population has seen a visible increase in the consumption of animal-based products owing to an increase in disposable incomes, change in dietary preferences and improvement in livestock production. However, at present there exists a demand and supply gap in the Indian feed industry that is attracting the attention of several big players. Especially since the industry is fragmented and appears to be evolving.
However, there exist challenges in the form of high tariffs and unfavorable trade terms when it comes to the imports of animal feed ingredients. Such factors depict the rapid transition that the Indian Feed Industry is undergoing. This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on the outlook of the Indian Feed Industry and is taken from, ‘Think Grain Think Feed’ Magazine, December 2016, pages 12-14.
Indian Healthcare Outlook in 2017
India is one of the biggest consumption markets for healthcare across the APAC region. With the state undergoing a change in governance ? introduction of GST in July 2017; price capping on medical devices and medicines, the industry in general is watching the market closely. MarketsandMarkets believes that the first mover advantage will come to those players who have the ability to take risks and have the right information and pulse of the end users.
Overall, 2017 shall remain a mix bag of new initiatives both from the government and the private sectors. This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on the outlook of the Indian healthcare industry and is taken from Consultants Review Magazine, March 2017, pages 8-9.
India Stands at the Intersection of Hospitality and Healthcare
The Private Healthcare Market in India is a highly profitable one. With the introduction of the ultra-luxury segment in the hospital industry, providers are eyeing huge growth numbers. Although there are a few players in the market, yet the target remains the same i.e. the ultra-modern and super rich, which comprise 10% of the population, who are changing their spending patterns in 2017 and all set to make the boutique hospitals richer.
MarketsandMarkets viewpoint is that India is standing at the intersection of the hospitality and healthcare industry. This model, though small, is here to stay for a while. This article is a is taken from Consultants Review Magazine, December 2016, pages 35-36.
Data Driven
Scientific and technological advancements have led to a consequential rise in research and development activity. Laboratories are also increasingly getting automated and have to comply with stringent regulations leading to huge volumes of scientific data. To meet these commensurate challenges while maintaining the quality of various processes requires effective and robust data solutions. This is the need of the hour for life science firms.
The evolution of informatics has led to a wide array of solutions that caters to the various individual requirements of life science firms. This article is a MarketsandMarkets viewpoint on the laboratory informatics industry and is taken from European Pharmaceutical Contractor February 2017, pages 9-11. © Samedan Ltd.
Breathing Space
Inhalation technology is deemed to be revolutionary as a method of application. Espousing the virtues of being painless and flexible, it is prominently used in the treatment of asthma, chronic pulmonary disease, cystic fibrosis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease among other respiratory ailments. Inhalation therapy is localized in its delivery and reduces systemic side effects with smaller doses.
Of late, some of the most significant advancements have been witnessed in inhalation technology wherein the goal is to make the management of respiratory ailments much easier while reducing overall healthcare costs. This article is aMarketsandMarkets viewpoint on inhalation technology which has appeared in an article is taken from Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer February 2017 © Samedan Ltd.
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I recently took cocaine for the first time. When I try a new drug, I usually try to keep a written log of what I'm doing and how I'm feeling so as to remember later how I felt when I used the substance.
Here's the log I wrote while having my first and (probably last) cocaine buzz:
07jun2000
23h35
Nervous as Hell. I'm about to use coke for the first time. It tastes bitter and numbs the tongue in a funny way.
23h43
I'm REALLY nervous. After all, this is COKE. OK, I'll just do it now... I did it... How much time will it take before it does anything?
23h48
I'm not sure I feel anything. Although I suspect something's just around the corner... I feel the coke going down my throat. It's rather unpleasant, just like when something you're drinking gets to your nose.
23h53
I don't feel hungry anymore. I'm gonna take a second line to see if anything happens then.
23h57
I cut two other lines. I'm taking them. One's in. In the right nostril, just like the first one.
00h00
OK, the third one's in the left nostril. At least half of it. I finished the second half with my right nostril. This smells/feels synthetic.
00h03
OK, I think I'll just wait and see now. All my palate and teeth feel numb. Is this really coke? I don't feel euphoria.
00h07
I think I've been fucked. Because I don't feel any euphoria and to tell the truth, I even feel a bit paranoid that I might have taken something bad for me. My perception is slightly altered. I wouldn't say it is hightened. The pseudo-feeling I get somehow ressembles the one I'd get off of pot, only weaker.  This doesn't seem really great. I definitely have a ping, though. I think my heartbeat's faster and that I'm affected in some way. My mouth's gone from frighteningly numb to simply numb. Should I take this experiment all the way and use a large quantity of coke? The feeling of 'mental precipitation' somehow ressembles that of acid: it seems to make you unfocused and prone to make more mistakes (typos for instance).
00h35
I've been trying to find a chat room where I could ask people about coke for the past few minutes.
01h09
I have found that cocaine is not for me. I read some info on websites that says some people feel anxious and really don't enjoy coke. I guess I'm one of them.
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address_match_list = address_match_element [ address_match_element ... ] address_match_element = [ "!" ] ( ip_addr / ip_prefix / acl_name / "key" key_id / { address_match_list } ) ;
Address match lists are primarily used to determine access control for
various server operations. They are also used to define priorities
for querying other nameservers and to set the addresses on which
named
will listen for queries.
The elements which constitute an address match list can be any
of the following:
key
statement, or
acl
statment, orElements can be negated with a leading exclamation mark ("!"), and
the match list names "any", "none", "localhost" and "localnets" are
predefined. More information on those names can be found in the
description of the acl
statement.
The addition of the key
clause made the name of this syntactic element something of a
misnomer, since security keys can be used to validate access without
regard to a host or network address. Nonetheless, the term "address
match list" is still used throughout the documentation.
When a given IP address or prefix is compared to an address match
list, the list is traversed in order until an element matches. The
interpretation of a match depends on whether the list is being used
for access control, defining listen-on
ports, or as a
topology, and whether the element was negated.
When used as an access control list, a non-negated match allows
access and a negated match denies access. If there is no match,
access is denied. The clauses allow-query
,
allow-transfer
, allow-update
and
blackhole
all use address match lists like this.
Similarly, the listen-on
option will cause the server to not accept queries on any of the
machine's addresses which do not match the list.
When used with the topology
clause, a non-negated
match returns a distance based on its position on the list (the closer
the match is to the start of the list, the shorter the distance is
between it and the server). A negated match will be assigned the
maximum distance from the server. If there is no match, the address
will get a distance which is further than any non-negated list
element, and closer than any negated element.
Because of the first-match aspect of the algorithm, an element that
defines a subset of another element in the list should come before the
broader element, regardless of whether either is negated. For
example, in 1.2.3/24; ! <IP_ADDRESS>;
the <IP_ADDRESS>
element is completely useless, because the algorithm will match
any lookup for <IP_ADDRESS> to the 1.2.3/24 element. Using
! <IP_ADDRESS>; 1.2.3/24
fixes that problem by
having <IP_ADDRESS> blocked by the negation but all other 1.2.3.* hosts
fall through.
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THE MASK OF ZORRO
By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. TriStar Pictures Director: Martin Campbell Writer: Terry Rossio, Ted Elliott, John Eskow, story by Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio and Randall Jahnson Cast: Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta Jones
When I taught high-school history I was determined that my classes would not be among the 99.44% of teens who acquired a deep hatred of humankind's record at worst, an indifference to the subject at best. So the books I assigned to them for outside reading were always historical fiction. No matter that the genre can sometimes play fast and loose with the facts. The important thing was that these kids--who were never going to become historians or scholars in that field-- acquire both a liking for the discipline and a feel for the spirit of the times. "Johnny Tremain" would do to give them a feeling for the color of the American Revolution and "All Quiet on the Western Front" for the horrors of World War I. We'd acquire the basic facts quickly in class and, in fact, would have fun figuring out where the fictitious works deviated from the truth.
Some stories play so fast with truth that we'd have a difficult time justifying their use with our chairmen and principals. The great swashbuckler "The Mask of Zorro," based on the character created by police reporter Johnston McCulley, is a good example. The bad news is that the adventures of this California Robin Hood might confuse the heck out of the readers--what was the former governor of Spain doing still tossing his weight around in California after the Spaniards were kicked out of the province in 1821? The good news is that the story of Zorro would furnish a kaleidoscopic, dare one say psychedelic, imagery about life in what became America's most bountiful state during its transition from Spanish rule to Mexico's dominion, while under the dictatorship of General Santa Anna--who later lost his leg and a huge piece of territory to the Stars and Stripes in America's most territorially enriching war.
Perhaps the biggest fib conveyed in director Martin Campbell's lush new TriStar movie "The Mask of Zorro" occurs when the older Zorro, Don Diego De La Vega (Anthony Hopkins) acts as mentor to Zorro the younger, Alejandro Murrieta (Antonio Banderas). Having taught the former thief the art of swordplay, he declares, "I will teach you charm," to which Murrieta replies, "What's that?" The trouble is that Banderas cannot help oozing charm even when unkempt in a scruffy beard, dragged along the dirt by a team of horses into captivity. This sexiest of male performers on the screen today has already stunned the skeptics with his singing ability in "Evita" and has wowed the crowds in witty movies like Pedro Almodovar's "Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!" and in the no-budget comic western that solidifed his talent with an American audience in "Desperado." Now, in the role of young Zorro previously mythologized by Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in 1920, by Tyrone Power in 1940, and in a less-than- thrilling achievement by Frank Langella in 1974, he provides his rapt audience with laughs and love and adventure that keep the two-and-one-quarter hour picture throbbing.
"The Mask of Zorro" opens the way all movies should: without credits, saving the roll of acknowledgments to its proper place at the end. It substitutes the character's logo astride a buckling horse against the light of a full moon. The older Zorro (the word means "fox" in Spanish, which is why two unrelated men can adopt the commission) is captured by Don Rafael Montero (Stuart Wilson), who has taken away the man's wife Esperanza and his daughter, Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones) while imprisoning him for two decades. Zorro had fired up the Mexican crowds against the greedy governor, who wants his arch enemy to be humiliated rather than killed. Ultimately springing himself from the dungeon, he meets Alejandro Murieta and mentors him from a common thief and clown into a swordsman who can perform acrobatic miracles and who equals Eliza Doolittle in his ability to infiltrate and impersonate a person of noble birth.
Comedy, wit, and swordplay intermingle freely in this boldly conceived adventure, as Zorro the elder teaches his charge that "a noble is but a man who says one thing and thinks another" and, when asking the still undisciplined student whether he knows how to use a sword, receives the response, "Sure: the pointed end goes into the other man."
What makes "The Mask of Zorro" so different from the usual blend of action-adventure movies today is its ability to capture the concentration of an audience with only a token amount of killing. This is no small accomplishment considering that today's moviegoers are brought up on pictures with huge body counts. How does it do this? Director Campbell relies on our love for seeing people humiliated, and this is just what the two Zorros have in mind: to make fools of people who have exploited armies of the unwashed. While carving a "Z" into the neck of the governor is among the more violent acts, Campbell tickles our funnybones by humbling young Zorro and the bad guys alike with more pratfalls than Chevy Chase can accomplish in an hour. In short, the pointed end of the sword rarely goes into the other man.
The swordfights--and there are many--are accompanied by James Horner's palpitating score which treats the battles s though they were a Spanish-American version of flamenco, all building to a climax extragantly photographed by Phil Meheux over a gold mine which is about to be blown up together with scores of Mexican laborers by the evil governor.
For the love interest, Banderas meets his match in Catherine Zeta-Jones who, as the daughter of the older Zorro, Elena, matches the daring Robin Hood equally on the dance floor and the saber-rattling grounds.  What does that mean? We don't need such gratuities if a movie has star power, some flat-out hilarious comedy, and lavishly-budgeted crowd scenes photographed with passion and good fun. "The Mask of Zorro" is a hoot.
Rated PG-13. Running Time: 136 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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Bollywood Music Project 5.0: B Praak, Amit Trivedi, Divine & 50 More Artists To Entertain Audience
National Award-winning composer-singer Amit Trivedi will headline day one of the two-day music festival in Delhi-NCR.
by IANSThe fifth edition of Bollywood Music Project is about to launch next month, and fans will get to watch over 50 artistes in action, including Divine, B Praak and Amit Trivedi in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai.
National Award-winning composer-singer Amit Trivedi will headline day one of the two-day music festival in Delhi-NCR, while Vishal Bhardwaj has headlines the first day of the two-day gala in Mumbai.
Excited about the performance, Amit, who is known for composing hit tracks like “Zinda” and “Sham” said: “In India, music festivals are becoming an important part of the music culture and it’s great to see how Bollywood Music Project has created a community of music lovers that lives and breathes Bollywood. It’s great to be back at the festival.”
Bollywood Music Project 5.0 will take place on December 14 and 15 at Leisure Valley, Gurgoan, and on December 20 and 21 in Mumbai at Jio Garden.
The phase 1 lineup also includes Divya Kumar, Neha Bhasin, Akriti Kakar, Prakriti Kakar, Milind Gaba, Lisa Mishra, and Meghna Mishra among other artistes.


Here's Why [Insert Thing Here] Is Not a Password Killer These days, I get a lot of messages from people on security related things. Often it's related to data breaches or sloppy behaviour on behalf of some online service playing fast and loose with HTTPS or passwords or some other easily observable security po...
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Let's recap what we did in the last video.
We had this differential equation here, then we found that it had two linearly independent solutions, e to the t and e to the three t, and we said that the general solution to this differential equation is a linear combination of these two solutions, just a constant times one solution plus another constant times the other solution.
What I want to talk about in this video is, why is this the case?
Why is the general solution a linear combination?
How does that even result from this property of linearity of the differential equation?
Let's get started.
We know that y is equal to e to the t, we know that's a solution to this differential equation, it satisfies it.
What would happen if we were to multiply this solution by constant, like c or c could be any number like two, point five, negative twelve, anything, it's just a constant.
Is it constant times a solution still a solution?
Let's find out.
We take the first derivative, that's just c times e to the t, and likewise, the second derivative, that's also c times e to the t.
If were to plug these into here, we get that the second derivative minus four times the first derivative, plus three times y, that's equal to zero.
Every term has a c times e to the t term, so we can factor that out, we get c times e to the t times, one minus four plus three, that should be equal to zero.
We knew that one minus four plus three is zero, so we get that zero is equal to zero, and this holds.
C times e to the t is also a solution, which means if we multiply solution by any constant, it is still a solution to this differential equation.
That means that, pi times e to the t satisfies it, that means a million times e to the t satisfies this, that means point zero zero one times e to the t satisfies it.
They are all solutions.
Now, let's take a look at one other thing.
We know that, e to the t is a solution, and we knew that e to the three t is a solution, but what would happen if we were to add them together?
Is the sum of two solutions also a solution?
Let's find out.
Let's take the first derivative again, that's just e to the t plus three e to the three t, let's take the second derivative, that's just e to the t plus nine e to the three t.
If we plug that into the differential equation, we get the second derivative e to the t plus nine, oops, e to the three t minus four times the first derivative, e to the t plus three e to the three t plus three times our zero derivative, that should be equal to zero, we'll see.
Let's group together all the two like the e to the t terms in all the e to the three t terms together, so we get e to the t, I am going to factor it out, and say, times one minus four plus three plus e to the three t, grouping all these terms together times nine minus four times three is minus twelve plus three is then equal to zero.
We know that, one minus four plus three is zero, and nine minus twelve plus three is zero, so, we have e to the t times zero plus e to the three t times zero is equal to zero.
That is also true.
A sum of two solutions is also a solution.
Now, let's combine these two facts that we learned.
Let's take our solutions, multiply them by constants and add them together, but there is a name for that.
What's it called?
It's called, taking the linear combination of our two solutions.
We know that since multiplying by a constant works in, by adding our two solution works, we know that, this linear combination is also a solution.
In fact, we like to call it the general solution, because it can describe all possible solutions to this differential equation, describes every possible solution.
If you have a linear differential equation, the general solution is a linear combination of the linearly independent solutions.
You are going to hear the word, linear quite a lot in this video.
That's all a very important property that, all is a case for a linear differential equation, but what makes a linear differential equation so special?
In order to really answer that, we have to take a step back.
Let's move away from differential equations, and just think about Math in abstract terms.
Let's say, we have a function g of x, we say that something operates on this function, you can call it an operator f.
If it inputs one function, then we get out another function, let's say, h of x.
There are lots of examples of operators, just something that changes one function to another function, like multiplying by a constant is an operator, taking a derivative is an operator, squaring something is an operator, all these things in taking one function as an input, and giving another function as an output, just like thinking in abstract terms.
There is an important class of operators called, linear operators.
Linear operators, all share one very important property.
If you have the input a times g of x plus b times h of x, g of x and h of x, they are just two arbitrary functions, and a and b, those are just two constants.
This is equal to a times f operated on g of x plus b times f operated on h of x.
This may seem fairly confusing when we think of it in very abstract terms, but we'll find that they are quite a lot of examples of linear operators.
Let's make things more clear.
Instead of using this input, let's take a look at two x plus three x squared, and we'll find that multiplying by a constant is a linear operator, because if we are to multiply this by four, we know that's the same as just two times four times x plus three times four times x squared.
We'll find that basically saying that this operator or this entire input is the same as it operating on one input, with the same scalar plus operating the other input with the same scalar.
Now, we'll find that there are other examples of linear operators like, taking a derivative is a linear operator, because if we take e derivative, we take e derivative term by term, that's two times the derivative of x plus three times e derivative of x squared.
We'll find that, taking a definite integral is a linear operator, because likewise, we integrate term by term, and we know that, this is equal to two times the definite integral of x dx plus three times the definite integral of x squared dx.
Taking derivatives and integrating definitely, that's also a linear operator.
What's an example of something that's not a linear operator?
One important class of non-linear operators is raising to an exponent, if we had this two x plus three x squared, well, if we have this all squared, we know that, this is not equal to two times x squared plus three times x squared squared.
We know that, we have to factor out, and we'll have other terms, so, raising to an exponent is not a linear operator.
We can form other linear operators by combining these, like taking a derivative and multiplying by a constant is a linear operator, taking higher derivatives is a linear operator.
If we add two linear operators, the result is almost like a linear operator.
In fact, we can say something like taking a derivative of a function, or secondary derivative of a function minus four times taking the derivative of a function plus three times that function, that's also a linear operator, but this was just our differential equation, which is basically the same thing, except we had it under one constraint, that this was equal to zero.
It turns out, our linear differential equation is also a linear operator.
Since, this is a linear operator, some people like to use a little shorthand.
If this is all equal to zero, they may just say that the linear operator of this differential equation, acting on y is equal to zero.
Here, are L acting on y, that's just analogous to this whole f acting on g of x.
In this particular case, you can think of L as just equal to the second derivative minus four times the first derivative plus three.
L acting on y is just this acting on y, so it's a little shorthand notation.
If we think about it, this makes sense that this linear differential equation, or at least this bit here is a linear operator.
Let's look back at the definition we used for a linear differential equation.
We said that a differential equation was linear, if it had a general form, a n of x times d nth derivative of a function with respect to x plus a to the n minus one, of x times the n minus one derivative, all the way down to let's just say, a one of x times the first derivative plus a naught acting on y.
We said that, this was a form of a linear differential equation, and the reason is, it's composed of linear operations.
If you recall, if we square or raised any of these derivative terms, to an exponent or if we multiply any of these derivative terms by each other, then it would be non-linear differential equation.
We know now, that's because, raising to an exponent, that's not a linear operation.
A linear differential equation is composed of linear operations.
How does this property of linearity show up for linear differential equations?
We'll find what we know.
Let's just say that we have two solutions that satisfy this differential equation, y one and y two, such that, L operating on y one is just zero and L operating on y two is equal to zero.
That means that, we can work in reverse, and say that L operating on c one times y one plus c two times y two, that's equal to using our main property of linear operators, that is equal to c one times L acting on y one plus c two times L acting on y two.
We know that, L acting on y one, that's zero and L acting on y two is equal to zero, so, we get that, this whole thing is equal to zero, which means that this whole thing is also a solution, it also satisfies this condition, that the linear operator is equal to zero.
Because our differential equation is linear, we know that if we have two solution that satisfy it, with that we can form a linear combination of those two solutions, and the result will still satisfy it.
That's exactly what we found up here, we found that, if we add two solutions that satisfy this differential equation, that the linear combination of them also satisfy it.
We just worked in reverse up here.
Here we went from the property and went forward, up here we had this and went backwards.
That's quite a lot, let's recap what we found in this video.
We were able to define a linear operator, and we said that, our linear differential equations, that's a differential equation that's composed of linear operators, and because of this property that all linear operators follow, we know that, if we were to have two solutions, then a linear combination of these two solutions is also a solution.
We were able to theoretically show the origin of why a linear combination of two solutions is also a solution, it all stems from this wonderful property of linearity.
Hopefully, that wasn't too confusing.
We'll continue on with more second order differential equations in the next video.


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title: Levels of Preaching Authority
author: Ryan Hayden
wordpress_id: 2187
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date: '2015-06-23 14:25:26 -0500'
date_gmt: '2015-06-23 19:25:26 -0500'
categories:
- ministry
tags:
- preaching
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- sermons
- Bible preaching
- homiletics
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Levels of Biblical Authority
I’m currently working on a homiletics curriculum for lay preachers and sunday school teachers. As a part of that, I’ve been going back through some of my favorite books on preaching and rereading them. Today, in Wayne McGill’s 12 Essential Skills for Great Preaching - I was reintroduced to the concept of levels of biblical authority. McGill gives four levels and defines only two - but I thought I would expand on them and give six:
1. Direct Biblical Authority
A sermon can be said to have direct biblical authority when the main idea of the sermon is the main idea of the text from which it is derived.
2. Indirect Biblical Authority
A sermon can be said to have indirect biblical authority when the main idea of the sermon is a secondary idea of the text from which it is derived.
3. Casual Biblical Authority
A sermon can be said to have a casual biblical authority when the main idea or ideas of the sermon are based loosely on a biblical theme derived from all of scripture.
4. Corrupted Biblical Authority
A sermon can be said to have corrupted biblical authority when the main idea of the sermon is based on a misinterpretation of the text from which it is derived.
5. Replaced Biblical Authority
When no attempt is made to connect the sermon to the Bible - the authority of the sermon doesn’t come from scripture - but from the personality or position of the speaker.
6. Fuzzy Biblical Authority
The sermon has no discernible point and thus cannot be tied to the scripture or even a personality or position.
Takeaways
I think this helps us to remember several things about our preaching:
- The authority of good preaching is derived from the Bible.
- The further you get from the Bible, the less authoritative your message becomes.
- The further away you get from (#1) direct biblical authority, the more subjective your sermon becomes and the greater your chances of making an anti-biblical point.
- Unfortunately, we hear (and even read in sermon periodicals) way too much 3-6 preaching.
- If we aren’t clear about what our point is, the people who hear us won’t be either and our sermon will have no authority.
Do you have any thoughts, let me know in the comments:


Pastor slumps, dies shortly after defecting to APC in Edo
By Osagie Otabor, Benin
A cleric identified as Pastor Aimola John has slumped and died shortly after joining Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu to defect to the ruling All Progressives Congress.
Aimola was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital he was rushed to.
He had left the APC in 2015 alongside Pastor Ize-Iyamu and was among former PDP members that were returning home to the APC at the residence of Ize-Iyamu where he slumped.
He was said to have been a former chairmanship candidate for Owan East Local Governemnt Area.
Tributes have been poured in for him on the social media where he was hailed as a true loyal party man
A former Secretary of Owan East, Mr. Godwin Imoudu, who confirmed his death said late Aimola was in Benin to defect to the APC


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In GraphQL, in order to modify the server-side data, we use mutations. Read more about them
here.
The official
Apollo documentation shares an
upvotePost()
mutation example. This mutation allows to increase a post
votes
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In order to create an equivalent mutation in Nest-way, we'll make use of the
@Mutation()
decorator. Let's extend our
AuthorResolver
used in the previous section (resolvers map).
{{ resolversWithNames }}
Once again (same as in resolvers map chapter) we're gonna do a small refactor to take advantage of the Nest architecture, to turn it into a real-world example.
{{ realWorldExample }}
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That's all. The business logic has been moved to the PostsService
.
The last step is to add our mutation to the existing types definition.
author-types.graphql{{ typeDefs }}
The upvotePost(postId: Int!): Post
mutation is available now.


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addPermission(GroupManager.PlayerType pType,
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getFirstWithPerm(PermissionType type)
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hasAllPermissions(GroupManager.PlayerType ptype,
PermissionType... type)
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isAccessible(GroupManager.PlayerType ptype,
PermissionType... type)
Checks if a certain PlayerType has one of the permissions wanted.
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listPermsforPlayerType(GroupManager.PlayerType type)
Lists the permissions types for a given PlayerType for the specific GroupPermission.
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removePermission(GroupManager.PlayerType pType,
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public GroupPermission(Group group)
public boolean isAccessible(GroupManager.PlayerType ptype, PermissionType... type)
ptype-
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ptype-
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- The PermissionType to check for.public java.lang.String listPermsforPlayerType(GroupManager.PlayerType type)
type-
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pType-
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pType-
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type-
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EasyEyes for Online Testing
Welcome! The open-source EasyEyes web app is meant to help anyone test vision online. EasyEyes measures screen size, and, with consent, uses the webcam of the participant's computer to track the participant's head and gaze positions. EasyEyes also enables use of any smartphone to emulate a wireless keypad, to allow testing at long viewing distances. We are using it with PsychoPy. You are welcome to use it with any online testing software.
If you use it, please cite us.
Jiang, P., Burchell, A., Pelli, D. G. (2021). EasyEyes aids online testing by emulating a wireless keyboard and tracking viewing distance. The 43rd European Conference on Visual Perception, online. August 22-27, 2021. Perception.
Enjoy!
The EasyEyes Team


Modelling Relaxed Accesses
Adwait Godbole
Work at IIT Bombay and Uppsala University, Sweden
under guidance of Profs. Krishna S., Parosh Abdulla and Faouzi Atig
Concurrent Programs
A concurrent program has a set of processes $\mathcal{P}$ operating parallely
The processes have a local state and share a set of global variables $\mathcal{X}$
Processes may switch in and out of context (take turns on the CPU) possibly non-deterministically
Population control problem - can Controller synchronize $m$-Agents for arbitrary $m$; irrespective of choice of (non-deterministic) transitions Agents chooses?
Possible Future Work
Probabilistic extensions of these systems - MDPs- may be used to model agents
NFAs are polynomial-time synchronizable. An interesting problem is to identify MDPs which are sub-polynomial - polylog-time synchronizable


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The learnings I took from Search Inside Yourself chapter one is that through emotional intelligence you can learn to control your emotions to better focus yourself and let yourself decide what you want to do with that emotion before it fully arises. I thought it was interesting when he talked about how your body senses these oncoming emotions before your mind does, either through body actions or a gut feeling. It's interesting to note that by having emotional intelligence that it'll not only make you more happy and focused, but will also rub off with other people you are working with.
I liked the two minutes of mindfulness, I had done some meditation the week before and had the same feelings. The feeling of being calm during and after is really good for either preparing yourself to focus or unwinding your mind before a rest. I thought the two minutes would feel a lot longer, but they went by fairly quickly!


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Frisco Cycling Club regularly attends group rides around the Frisco community. Additionally, FCC leads several weekly training rides. See details below.
| Day | Start Time | Meet Location | Details |
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| Tuesdays | 6:30 PM | Superdrome Parking Lot | We ride out to Craig Ranch area and do laps around Stacy Rd and Alma. With 6 laps it ends up being 33 miles. Pace is in the low 20's, but the loop allows for frequent re-group opportunities |
| Thursdays | 6:30 PM | Coffee and Cream parking lot (Legacy and Eldorado) | This ride heads north on Legacy -> Panther Creek -> Teel and eventually heads out to the Tribute golf club. The route is just over 30 miles with a pace ranging from 21 - 23+. This is an advanced ride requiring paceline skills. |
| Saturdays | 7:30 or 8:00 AM | Richardson Bikemart Frisco | This ride heads north up to Celina through Westin. The route is approximately 65 miles with a pace between 18 - 20. There are limited regrouping opportunities on this ride. |
We have an active racing team ranging in category from 5 to 2. Come out to one of our training rides if you'd like to get involved.


Class: Qpid::Proton::Listener::Handler
- Inherits:
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Object
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- Qpid::Proton::Listener::Handler
- Defined in:
- lib/core/listener.rb
Overview
Class that handles listener events and provides options for accepted connections. This class simply returns a fixed set of options for every connection accepted, but you can subclass and override all of the on_ methods to provide more interesting behaviour.
Note: If a Qpid::Proton::Listener method raises an exception, it will stop the Container that the handler is running in. See Container#run
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(opts = nil) ⇒ Handler
constructor
A new instance of Handler.
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Called when a listener accepts a new connection.
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Deployment and portability
Edit (pull request)The holy graal of your work in alien4cloud, deploying your target topology in any targeted infrastructure with the benefits of the TOSCA declarative model is of course the deployment of the target topology.
In alien4cloud the deployment is done through the application environment. As an environment is associated with a version you will basically deploy the topology specified for the given version.
However a topology in the editor may not contains enough information to be deployed, this is why the environment + version association will allow you to provide them.
Topology inputs
The first element that one can specify per environment for same topology are inputs, basically any properties that are environment specific and that should not be configured by the user that make the topology but actually by the user that will deploy it.
Location choice
As we have seen, the first concept of alien4cloud was orchestrators and Locations defined by the admin. As a responsible of a deployment you will have several locations available to you as configured by the admin, this may be all or a subset of alien4cloud’s available locations.
For example for your deployment of a testing environment you may have the internal test OpenStack, Azure and Amazon available. While for your production you may have the internal VSphere and a set of physical machines (host-pool).
Once you choosed the location you wish to use for your deployment you may proceed to the next phase: Node matching
Node matching
In a portable topology some of the node specified will be abstract meaning there is no implementation associated with them and so there is no way to actually run them. The most obvious example of an abstract node is the tosca.nodes.Compute node that actually represents a machine (either virtual machine or physical machine).
Alien4cloud will automatically try to find a best-match and associate a location provided implementation for every of your abstract nodes. For example a tosca.nodes.Compute node on an Amazon location that is provided by Yorc orchestrator will be matched against an yorc.nodes.aws.Compute.
Note that there may be two different kind of matched nodes for an abstract node in your topology:
- On demand resources, that are provided by a given location.
- Services, that are provided by the admin or other applications and accessible on the location you choosed.
On demand resources
On demand resources are elements that will be created (or reserved in the special case of the host pool) for you dynamically when you deploy the application. They will also most of the time be released once the deployment is completed. They follow the same lifecycle as the deployment that is consuming them.
The tosca.nodes.Compute matching to a VM is typically on an demand resource, you will create the VM when needed, i.e. when deploying your application and release it once completed.
Services
Services are running applications/components that may or may not be managed by alien4cloud and that provide some features required for other deployments. This may be a load-balancer service, a DNS service or a Data-Lake service that is reused by multiple applications working on it. The lifecycle and the ownership of the service is of course not the same as the lifecycle of the application that consume them.
Still as a consumer you can match your abstract node on a service. And actually when you deploy an application you can turn it into a service so others may just consume it!
Deployment
Once all these configurations are done (it is faster than it may seem as matching is mostly automatic) you can just deploy your application and let alien4cloud do everything next.
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