Gelfand: Chunk 1 - Fundamentals
November 16, 2016
In this first post If you’d like to know the general idea behind this series of blog posts, check out the introduction I wrote I’m starting at a super-basic level with the math-elements because the main intention is to get my head used to the method of chunking much advocated in Oakley’s “A Mind for Numbers”. My aim being that the method, as well as the chunks it produces, will embed nicely before I start to use either in anger.
The following is based on problems 1 to 24 from Gelfand’s “Algebra”.
Lots of the subsequent posts will be taken from chunks derived from that book too. You can tell which because it’ll be flagged in the title, and a tag (“gelfand”).
Chunking the Standard Addition Algorithm
Gelfand kicks off with the Standard Addition Algorithm. It will surely be familiar to everyone from their elementary mathematics. It’s described nicely over at wikipedia so I won’t repeat it here.
What follows is a tidied upI did them initially using pen and paper. verison of my notes from working through problem 2 (pp. 4) using the chunking approach from Oakley (chapter 7, “How to Build a Powerful Chunk”).
In the course of doing this I noted some tricks. It turns out that the tricks are one of the keys to all this. I have highlighted them here (and explained them a little more in a later section). This is a theme which I’ll keep returning to throughout these posts. Having an embedded set of tricks, and patterns to use to trigger them is key to math-success.
Step 1: “Work a problem all the way through on paper”
(You’ll just have to trust me when I say I did this.)
Step 2: “Work it through again, paying attention to the key processes”
The steps I followed were as you’d expect from the worked solution in the book.
Firstly, eliminate the impossible - what are the possible values for the left-most ?
Secondly, start from zero and work up, one step at a time:
- Can it be ? No.
- Can it be ? Yes.
- Can it be ? The maximum possible value is . So no, it can’t.
- Can it be ? No. So that means can only be .
Now is a great point to pause, and fill in what we know so far, in order to get a fresh look at things. Our problem now looks like this:
Now we can keep going. Thirdly, eliminate the impossible (again):
- Do we have a carry from the rightmost ? We must do because the next-left column has a different result value.
- Therefore can only be (because which we need to have a carry).
Finally, work back up, which means .
And so we’re done, giving us the following solution:
Step 3: “Take a break”
Basically I stopped at this point and went on to the next set of problems. (The ones we get onto later in this post.)
Step 4: “Sleep”
This involved working each and every of the steps I described above.
Step 5: “Do another repetition”
First thing next morning, I worked the problem yet again, following each and every one of the original steps. Oakley states “your understanding should be deeper” and she’s right - the repetitions (and breaks) meant that now certain visual elements of both the problem and the solution came to me. I’ve captured these realisations below in the “Tricks Arising” section below as “many patterns you can spot visually” and “have lots of space around your problems as you work”
Step 6: “Add another problem”
At this point I kept on going, launching into the Multiplication problem that is the subject of the second half of this post.
Step 7: “Do ‘active’ repetitions”
I take a walk out at lunch, and drive to and from work which takes 40 - 60 minutes each way, so on all of these occasions I repeated the solution steps to myself, making sure I visualised everything fully.
And that’s it. It felt like it worked really well. It didn’t feel self-patronising either. By focussing on something mathematically simple, I just freed up the mental space needed to grokk Oakley’s process itself, and how it felt as I followed it. Not only that, I also got a far better, and more explicit understanding of the nuances and patterns inherant in the Standard Addition Algorithm.
Addition Patterns
The end result of the working through of this problem following the chunking method was not only the above solution, but also an awareness of the following patterns in the Standard Addition Algorithm:
In any column, the sum-value is equal to the remainder of (the total of all values above it + carry-value) ;
In the right-hand column, there is no carry-value (or the carry-value is equivalent to );
If there are only two values to sum, then the max carry-value is (as );
If there is a sum-value which has no values above it, then it must be the same as the carry-value from the column to it’s right;
If two columns have the same values, but different sum-values, then the difference is solely a result of the carry values.
The Multiplication Algorithm for Multi-Digit Factors
Next up were problems relating to the Multiplication Algorithm for Multi-Digit Factors. This was unfamiliar to me. It too is described nicely over at wikipedia.
From this point onwards I’ll not write out in detail my chunking-led approach to things (there’s little point) but following it further embedded the tricks I’d already spotted, as well as making the following patterns evident to me.
Multiplication Patterns
The result is the same, no matter in what order you place the terms;
Repetition patterns featuring one of the terms appear in the product when the other term comprises one or more repetitions of followed by a number of . The number of s must be equal to the number of numerals in the other term minus ;
A at a given position in the first term has the effect of taking the second term and shifting it to the left. The magnitude of this shift is the same as the power of ten of the position of the in the first term;
The second impact is of addition, which can be seen using the Standard Addition Algorithm (see above), and here the same patterns again apply.
The Long-Division Algorithm
“In mathematics, especially in elementary arithmetic, division is an arithmetic operation which is the inverse of multiplication.” (from wikipedia)
Note, this isn’t, in my experience, strictly speaking 100% true. It’ll help you get along for now, but bear in mind that in time (and we’ll get to it in later posts) you’ll see some differences.For example multiplying by zero (result: zero) and dividing by zero (result: undefined).
There is yet again a well-established algorithm for handling division in the positional number systems called “long division”. It’s explained well in the wikipedia page linked above.
Long-Division Patterns and Cyclic Numbers
Gelfand stops at one point to point out the existence of so-called “cyclic numbers”. There is a whole load of detail on this which he doesn’t go into, and there is no need to know any more about them than notice their existence and the circumstances under which they arise. What is important here (I now realise on second reading) is that my previously mentioned “pattern-awareness” can help you notice a lot of things. I’m going to go into this a little more in the next section. One thing I want to note here however is that, as a visual thinker, I was happy to see just how much physically “seeing” patterns on the page in front of you was a valuable skill.
Tricks Arising
I’ve alluded to “tricks” that I learned as I went. It seems to me that these are going to become more and more key as I progress through my maths journey.
The ones I have so far are:
You can spot many patterns visually
Take time to lay out your problem in a way which is clear. Areas which are not symmetrical after you have done this may be worthy of attention
Have lots of space around your problems as you work
This feelsTo me at least. as if it creates a corresponding mentalWorking memory? space. It also helps when trying to spot visual elements.
Eliminate the impossible
What can’t happen? This shrinks the problem space, and gives you less to think about, allowing you to focus.
Break the problem into smaller, more manageable pieces
Then work back up to the complete solution - again, simplify.
Start from zero, and then work up, one step at a time
Self-explanatory this one really.
If the order of terms makes no difference to the result, use this to your advantage
Are you going to draw out {$ m %}517 \times 1001</script></span> or ? Pick the one which makes things easier.
Additional Notes
Well, that’s it for this post on the first two Gelfand-chunks. But before I close, a few other things seemed to relevant to bring out as they form part of the basic idiom of mathematics and algebra we are examining here.
Terminology:
The following terminology was introduced in this post:
‘Digit’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Term’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Factor’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Product’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Dividend’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Divisor’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Quotient’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Remainder’ (MathIsFun.com) ‘Expression’ (MathIsFun.com)
Notation:
As well as this notation note:
- not ‘1 x 1’ but ‘’ (or, when using letters in algebra, ‘’)
Numerical Systems:
And two number systems were also mentioned. (This is very interesting to look into in itself. It’s easy to assume there is only one way of doing things - there isn’t, but you were probably taught about one as if it was the only one in existence.
Decimal Number System (MathIsFun.com) Binary Number System (MathIsFun.com)
“Undefined”
This is the first time we hit the phrase “undefined” - still in our case in the realm of arithmetic. In this case it is when we try and divide a real number by . There is also the case of . In both cases these are circumstances when we know what we are trying to do doesnt make sense, so there is no “answer”, so the expression is “undefinded”.
Rational, Real and Irrational Numbers
From wikipedia:
“Rational numbers are any number that can be expressed as the quotient or fraction of two integers, a numerator and a non-zero denominator . Since may be equal to , every integer is a rational number.”
Again from wikipedia:
“Real numbers are values that represent a quantity along a line. The real numbers include all the rational numbers such as the integer and the fraction , and all the irrational numbers such as ”


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Thinking and Learning Styles
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Gregorc Thinking Style
After taking the quiz here I found that I am primarily a concrete random thinker with some tendancies towards abstract random. So, what does that all mean. Basically as I understand it from reading here the random part means that I like to do things in chunks rather than in a sequence and the concrete part means that I like to deal with sensory input although abstract random was my second highest. Before delving in to plans based on this, I would like to say that I was pleasantly surprised at how well I feel like this articulated how I like to learn.
These insights are first helpful by just acknowledging what comes easily to me and what I need to work on a list of which can be found here. Thus far the biggest struggle for me has been getting myself to go back to things that I have already finished to refactor them and improve them. Once I do this, however, I find it to be extremely helpful for my learning process. I think one strategy going forward will be to pick the challenge that I struggled with the most during a given week and do it again. I did this with the website challenge in week 2 and found it super beneficial in solidifying my grasp of css positioning.
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This notion really resonated with me when I first read it before starting Phase 0. I think that in the past I have often favored the fixed mindset and even today I find myself falling back into it. For me at this point I think the most effective tool for moving towards a growth mindset is to acknowledge when I am exhibiting behavior of a fixed mindset (such as trying to look like I know am knowledgable rather than being as honest as possible so that I can learn as much as possible) I should acknowledge it. Once I acknowledge it, I find it much easier to adjust my mindset to be more growth oriented.
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SYNOPSIS#include <openssl/err.h> unsigned long ERR_get_error(void); unsigned long ERR_peek_error(void); unsigned long ERR_get_error_line(const char **file, int *line); unsigned long ERR_peek_error_line(const char **file, int *line); unsigned long ERR_get_error_line_data(const char **file, int *line, const char **data, int *flags); unsigned long ERR_peek_error_line_data(const char **file, int *line, const char **data, int *flags); int ERR_GET_LIB(unsigned long e); int ERR_GET_FUNC(unsigned long e); int ERR_GET_REASON(unsigned long e); void ERR_clear_error(void); char *ERR_error_string(unsigned long e, char *buf); const char *ERR_lib_error_string(unsigned long e); const char *ERR_func_error_string(unsigned long e); const char *ERR_reason_error_string(unsigned long e); void ERR_print_errors(BIO *bp); void ERR_print_errors_fp(FILE *fp); void ERR_load_crypto_strings(void); void ERR_free_strings(void); void ERR_remove_state(unsigned long pid); void ERR_put_error(int lib, int func, int reason, const char *file, int line); void ERR_add_error_data(int num, ...); void ERR_load_strings(int lib,ERR_STRING_DATA str[]); unsigned long ERR_PACK(int lib, int func, int reason); int ERR_get_next_error_library(void);
DESCRIPTIONWhen a call to the OpenSSL library fails, this is usually signalled by the return value, and an error code is stored in an error queue associated with the current thread. The err library provides functions to obtain these error codes and textual error messages. The ERR_get_error(3) manpage describes how to access error codes. Error codes contain information about where the error occurred, and what went wrong. ERR_GET_LIB(3) describes how to extract this information. A method to obtain human-readable error messages is described in ERR_error_string(3). ERR_clear_error(3) can be used to clear the error queue. Note that ERR_remove_state(3) should be used to avoid memory leaks when threads are terminated.
ADDING NEW ERROR CODES TO OPENSSLSee the ERR_put_error(3) manpage if you want to record error codes in the OpenSSL error system from within your application. The remainder of this section is of interest only if you want to add new error codes to OpenSSL or add error codes from external libraries.
Reporting errors
Each sub-library has a specific macro SSLerr(SSL_F_SSL23_READ, SSL_R_SSL_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE); Function and reason codes should consist of upper case characters, numbers and underscores only. The error file generation script translates function codes into function names by looking in the header files for an appropriate function name, if none is found it just uses the capitalized form such as ``SSL23_READ'' in the above example. The trailing section of a reason code (after the ``_R_'') is translated into lower case and underscores changed to spaces. When you are using new function or reason codes, run make errors. The necessary #defines will then automatically be added to the sub-library's header file.
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What is stereotype threat?
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Widely regarded as the "Father of Computer Science", Alan Turing was a mathmatician and codebreaker who was heavily involved in the development of the first electronic computers.
During the Second World War, Turing was part of the British code-breaking efforts at Bletchley Park, whose work involved decrypting the German Enigma Code.
After the war Turing continued his work in Computing and helped develop the subject. Sadly, Turing was persecuted for his homosexuality and sentenced to chemical treatments. He died soon after.


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- getAddress() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Location
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The getter for the address
- getAuthor() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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The getter for the author of the book.
- getBody() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the body of the review.
- getBookid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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The getter for the BookID
- getBookid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the Book's ID
- getBooksBorrowed() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter for the number of books that the user borrowed.
- getBooksBorrowed() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the number of books that the user borrowed.
- getBooksBorrowed() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getBooksOwned() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter for the number of books the user owns.
- getBooksOwned() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter of the number of books owned by the user.
- getBooksOwned() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getBorrower() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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Getter for borrower.
- getBorrowerName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the borrower's username
- getBorrowerName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the username of the borrower of the book
- getBorrowerRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter for the user's borrower rating.
- getBorrowerRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the borrower rating of the user.
- getBorrowerRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getBorrowRecordId() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the borrow record ID
- getCity() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Location
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The getter for the city.
- getCountry() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Location
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The getter for the country.
- getCurUser() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.browseBooksActivity
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- getCurUserName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Database
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- getDate() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the notification's date
- getDate() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the date when the review was created
- getDateBorrowed() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the Date for the book being initially borrowed
- getDescription() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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The getter for the description of the book.
- getEmail() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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This is a getter for the email that the user registered with.
- getEmail() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the user's email
- getEmail() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getFetchUserReturnValue() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Database
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Returns the user that was fetched by fetchUser()
This method is only to be called from within the success callback passed to fetchUser()
- getFindBorrowRecordsByBookidReturnValue() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Database
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Used to get the ArrayList of borrowRecords that was generated by findBorrowRecordsByBookId()
- getInstance() - Static method in class com.example.vitabu.Database
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Method to get reference to the singleton object.
- getISBN() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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The getter for the ISBN of the book.
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.acceptBookRequestsRecyclerViewAdapter
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- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BrowseBooksBookRecyclerViewAdapter
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- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.NotificationsRecyclerViewAdapter
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- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.OwnedBooksBookRecyclerViewAdapter
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- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.RequestedBooksBookRecyclerViewAdapter
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- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.searchBookResultsRecyclerViewAdapter
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- getItemCount() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.userReviewActivity.CustomAdapter
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- getJoinDate() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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This is a getter for the date when the user created their account.
- getJoinDate() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the date when the user joined the platform.
- getJoinDate() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getLat() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Location
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The getter for the lat.
- getLng() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Location
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The getter for the lat.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter for the User's general location.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the location of the User.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getMeetingActivity - Class in com.example.vitabu
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- getMeetingActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.vitabu.getMeetingActivity
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- getMessage() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the message in the notification.
- getNotificationid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the notification's ID
- getNumBorrowerReviews() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter of the number of owner reviews of the user.
- getNumBorrowerReviews() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter of the number of owner reviews of the user.
- getNumBorrowerReviews() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getNumOwnerReviews() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter of the number of owner reviews of the user.
- getNumOwnerReviews() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter of the number of owner reviews of the user.
- getNumOwnerReviews() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getOwnerEmail() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the owner's email.
- getOwnerName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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The getter for the owner's username
- getOwnerName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the Owner's username.
- getOwnerName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the username of the Owner of the book
- getOwnerNotes() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the Owner's notes
- getOwnerPhoneNumber() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the Owner's phone number
- getOwnerRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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The getter for the user's owner rating.
- getOwnerRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter of the owner rating of the user.
- getOwnerRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getPickUpLocation() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the pickup location.
- getProvinceOrState() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Location
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The getter for the province
- getRating() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the rating of the review being given.
- getRecordid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.BorrowRecord
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The getter for the ID of the record.
- getReview(int) - Method in class com.example.vitabu.userReviewActivity.CustomAdapter
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- getReviewFrom() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the reviewer's username
- getReviewid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the review ID
- getReviewTo() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Review
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The getter for the username of the recipient of the review
- getRootReference() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Database
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- getSearchBooksReturnValue() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Database
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- getStatus() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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This is a getter for the status of the book
- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Book
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The getter for the title of the book.
- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the title of the book pertaining to this notification
- getType() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the type of notification.
- getUserid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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This is a getter for the UserID from the Firebase Authentication server.
- getUserid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the user's UserID.
- getUserid() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- getUserName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.LocalUser
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This is a getter for the username from the Firebase Authentication server.
- getUserName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.Notification
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The getter for the notification owner's username
- getUserName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.User
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The getter for the user's username.
- getUserName() - Method in class com.example.vitabu.UserAbstract
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- goToSetMeetingActivity(BorrowRecord) - Method in class com.example.vitabu.acceptBookRequestActivity
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- goToUserProfileActivity(User) - Method in class com.example.vitabu.acceptBookRequestActivity
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- goToUserProfileActivity(User) - Method in class com.example.vitabu.bookEditActivity
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This method will start the userProfileActivity and will pass the owner's data to that activity.
- goToUserProfileActivity(User) - Method in class com.example.vitabu.bookInfoActivity
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This method will start the userProfileActivity and will pass the owner's data to that activity.
- goToUserProfileActivity(User) - Method in class com.example.vitabu.requestsBookInfoActivity
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This method will start the userProfileActivity and will pass the owner's data to that activity.


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Wolves U23s game now taking place at England's training base
Wolves Under-23s' Premier League International Cup clash with Athletic Bilbao on Wednesday has been moved to England's St George's Park training base.
by Joe EdwardsThe game was supposed to be taking place at the New Bucks Head, home of AFC Telford United, but has been changed because of problems with the pitch.
It will still kick off at 7pm, and 350 tickets have been made available priced at £4 for adults and £2 for children.
Mark Kennedy's side drew 1-1 against Paris Saint-Germain in the competition last week, in front of more than 5,000 fans at Molineux.


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Five hairstyles for a perfect bridesmaid look this wedding season
With the onset of the wedding extravaganza, it is useful to keep a few tips and tricks handy for a good hairdo and to a complete look.
by Lifestyle DeskWinter weddings are exceptionally romantic and undoubtedly so exciting for all the bridesmaid out there. With the onset of the wedding extravaganza, it is useful to keep a few tips and tricks handy for a good hairdo and to a complete look. While the attire will finally dictate the hairstyle, however few easy, simple patterns and accessories will help carry a simple yet elegant look.
Step-up your hair game this wedding season with these five easy-to-do hairdos.
Hairbands or Headbands
A headband is a perfect accessory to complete your hairstyle and add glam to your overall look. Embellished, leather or flowery hairbands are easy to carry and can complement different looks and hair types. Try keeping the headband type and colour in contrast with your outfit for an edgy yet chic look.
Flowers
Floral hairstyles and buns have been in trend for quite some time now. Fresh and colourful flowers add on to the grace and uplift the hairdo, giving a fresh yet elegant look. Few easy ways to style your look with flowers can be a roundup bun with gajra or seasonal flowers, a hint of delicate flowers to braids and hair updo to complete your look.
Stones
Add a bit of dazzle to your look with a few subtle stones tucked in your hairdo for an outstanding hairstyle.
Though an uncommon hair accessory, they complement a lot of hairdos when coordinated well with the outfit with the day.
Half Updo
Getting a half-updo style is quick yet elegant. Either twist your hair on the front or make small puffs on either side and seal them with bobby pins. This style combined with soft curls for the loose hair helps you achieve an effortless look. You can also finish the look with fancy hair clips and pins.
 Side braid complements your neck and enhances your jawline. For a voluminous look, keep some strands loose near your temples and curl them a bit for a final touch. This easy-to-do hairstyle works best for medium to long hair type.
“Bridesmaid should have a different hairstyle than that of the bride, but it should have a connect with the overall wedding theme”, says Sanket Shah, CEO & Managing Director, Advanced Hair Studio.


STARSHIP TROOPERS **** OF ****
How many times has a person come up to you and compared a science fiction movie to Ben Hur or Gone With the Wind? Don't worry, I wont compare Troopers to those, and fact be told neither would anyone else. Picking to make a film about giant bugs, war and teen-angst is not going to burn up the critic top picks or win many oscars, yet Starship Troopers picks these disreputable genres and transcendes them to make an epic. This is the kind of film that Independence Day or Mimic could have been with imagination, style, humor, and graphic carnage.
This film is fun in some sick minimalist way. We see graphic telling of a war with huge killer bugs, and along the way building a very funny satire on high school and the way technology is leading us. This film is like Star Wars in the fact that they create not only a world new to us but a new telling of an old story with incredible detail and precision.
The film is also directed by the Dutch pro Paul Verhoeven who's work I greatly admire. His idea of a film is as much violence and sex as he can fit (With the MPAA Ratings), the later is kept to suprising minimum, you become shocked by the onslaught of drippingly grotesque eyecandy and then made to laugh, not only by the outrageous way it is drawn out but also at the style of news clips and media coverage of the war.
 That is not the fact at all. This is one of the years best movies and one of the most fun to sit through. Adults: Just don't sit through it with young ones.
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Thanks for writing this one up, Jason. Given that the search strings are just that, strings, they should be fairly easy to store on disk.
I guess we'd really need two queues for this one to work well, though. One, the in-memory queue, would have priority. The on-disk queue would only be used if the in-memory one was empty. On quitting Synergy the in-memory queue would be appended to the on-disk queue.
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Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
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Taxonomic reference database preprocessing¶
Note
Provided command-line examples are given as examples and are valid for a standard unix bash terminal.
Hint
In principle, the preprocessing of the reference database exposed here will have to be conducted only once.
Rational:¶
After processing of sequencing reads by a metagenomic pipeline, we expect amplicon sequences (OTUs or ASVs) to be assigned to the lowest possible taxonomic level (species). However, it is expected that different species might have close to the exact same sequence on the gene used as marker. Thus, all species cannot be differentiated without ambiguities based on marker genes, and that even more on the short fragment amplified and sequenced in amplicon-based metagenomics.
The classifiers integrated in RSP4ABM (original RDP 1, RDP integrated in QIIME 2 and, Decipher IDTAXA 3) all have specific formatting requirements and the two last require an initial training.
Thus, to improve the taxonomic classification and to provide to the end-user an information regarding the risk of confusion of certain taxa, a dedicated workflow of the pipeline will fuse taxa represented by identical sequences. This workflow also adapts the format of the database to make it compatible with multiple classifiers and conducts the training required by some of them.
Working principle:¶
The user indicates to the pipeline:
the sequences of the used PCR primers and the path to the input reference database fasta file and taxonomy annotation file to be formatted.
Based on this information and using tools from Cutadapt 4 and VSEARCH 5, as well as home-made R 6 scripts, the pipeline first extracts the amplicon matching the used primes. Then, it unifies the taxonomy: in cases where the exact same amplicon is predicted for multiple taxa, it collapses together their identifiers at the genus/species. Above a certain number of genus/species (defined by the user when preprocessing de database), the taxonomic identifier is remplaced by a placeholder (“gen.”/”sp.”). In all cases, the number of taxonomic identifers is indicated as well between parentheses.
Cases where identical sequences belong to different families or above after collapsing of identifiers are writted in a dedicated file. Futhermore, all ranks below the rank of disagreement are remplaced by an indicator of the disagreement. For instance:
# A exemple of a sequence found in two distinct families (Sphingomonadaceae/Erythrobacteraceae). "Disc.Fam_Sphingomonadaceae/Erythrobacteraceae(2)" at the genus and species levels indicate this discrepancy.
Bacteria;Proteobacteria;Alphaproteobacteria;Sphingomonadales;Sphingomonadaceae/Erythrobacteraceae;Disc.Fam_Sphingomonadaceae/Erythrobacteraceae(2);Disc.Fam_Sphingomonadaceae/Erythrobacteraceae(2)
In addition, the pipeline formats the database and executes the pre-training required for the original RDP classier as well as Decipher IDTAXA.
Finally, the pipeline will make a copy of the original database as well as computes hashes of all files for traceability purposes.
Execution:¶
A dedicated workflow is embedded in RSP4ABM for database preprocessing. This workflow must be run only one time for each set of PCR primer and reference database.
First, the user must retrieve a database in the right format and a config file must be defined. Then, provided that the pipeline was properly setup (see Setup and system requirements), the dedicated workflow can be executed.
Taxonomy database¶
RSP4ABM requires a reference taxonomic database for classification. The database provided to RSP4ABM must be organized into two files, following the original QIIME format:
a Reference sequences fasta file.
a Reference taxonomy text file describing with the taxonomic classification of these sequences.
Reference sequences¶
The first file must be a fasta file with reference genomic sequences. The description of each sequence must be an unique sequence identifier.
For instance:
>1
CTGNCGGCGTGCCTAACACATNCAAGTCGAGCGGTGCTACGGAGGTCTTCGGACTGAAGTAGCATAGCGGCGGACGGGTGAGTAATACACAGGAACGTGCCCCTTGGAGGCGGATAGCTGTGGGAAACTGCAGGTAATCCGCCGTAAGCTCGGGAGAGGAAAGCCGGAAGGCGCCGAGGGAGCGGCCTGTGGCCCATCAGGTAGTTGGTAGGGTAAGAGCCTACCAAGCCGACGACGGGTAGCCGGTCTGAGAGGATGGACGGCCACAAGGGCACTGAGACACGGGCCCTACTCCTACGGGAGGCAGCAGTGGGGGATATTGGACAATGGGCGAAAGCCTGATCCAGCGACGCCGCGTGAGGGACGAAGTCCTTCGGGACGTAAACCTCTGTTGTAGGGGAAGAAGACAGTGACGGTACCCTACGAGGAAGCCCCGGCTAACTACGTGCCAGCAGCCGCGGTAATACGTAGGGGNCGAGCGTTACCCGGAATCACTGGGCGTAAAGGGTGCGTA
>2
AACGAACGCTGGCGGCAGGCTTAACACATGCAAGTCGAACGAAGTCTTCGGACTTAGTGGCGCACGGGTGAGTAACACGTGGGAATATACCTCTTGGTGGGGAATAACGTCGGGAAACTGACGCTAATACCGCATACGCCCTTCGGGGGAAAGATTTATCGCCGAGAGATTAGCCCGCGTCCGATTAGCTAGTTGGTGAGGTAATGGCTCACCAAGGCGACGATCGGTAGCTGGTCTGAGAGGATGATCAGCCACACTGGGACTGAGACACGGCCCAGACTCCTACGGGAGGCAGCAGTGGGGAATATTGGACAATGGGCGAAAGCCTGATCCAGCCATGCCGCGTGAGTGATGAAGGCCTTAGGGTTGTAAAGCTCTTTCACCCACGACGATGATGACGGTAGTGGGAGAAGAAGCCCCGGCTAACTTCGTGCCAGCAGCCGCGGTAATACGAAGGGGGCTAGCGTTGTTCGGAATTACTGGGCGTAAAGCGCACGCAGGCGGTGGTCATAGTCAGAAGTGAAAGCCCTGGGCTCAACCCGGGAATTGCTTTTGATACTGGACCGCTAGAATCACGGAGAGGGTAGTGGAATTCCGAGTGTAGAGGTGAAATTCGTAGATATTCGGAAGAACACCAGTGGCGAAGG
Reference taxonomy¶
The second file must be a text file where the first column is the sequence identifier and the second represents its 7 levels of taxonomy separated by “;” (Kingdom;Phylum;Class;Order;Family;Genus;Genus Species). Both columns must be separated by a tabulation.
For instance:
1 Bacteria;Proteobacteria;Alphaproteobacteria;Rhodospirillales;Rhodospirillaceae;Magnetospirillum;Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum
2 Bacteria;Fusobacteria;Fusobacteria_c;Fusobacteriales;Fusobacteriaceae;Fusobacterium;Fusobacterium nucleatum
Find your own reference database¶
We do not provide a taxonomic reference database. However, here is a short, non-exhaustive, list of databases from which we could successfully prepare a database with our pipeline.
EzBioCloud (16S rRNA - Bacteria)
Silvia (16/18S rRNA, 23/28S rRNA - Bacteria and Eukarya )
UNITE (ITS - Eukarya)
Working directory¶
To execute the pipeline place yourself in any directory. It does not have to be where the input reference database files are, nor where you desire to save the output (these locations will be defined in the config file.)
for instance:
# create a directory to run the database preprocessing workflow
$ mkdir DB_processing
# Change into this new directory
$ cd DB_processing
Hint
For traceability and reproducibility, create this working directory and place your processed taxonomy database in a location where it will not be erased by error.
Config file¶
As for the main workflow, parameters must be provided in an config file in the .yaml format. Please adapt the following template to your situation.
for instance:
# Open a graphic text editor and create a config file. Once opened, copy and paste the example below and adapt it.
$ gedit config_DB.yaml
# Or use a command-line text editor, e.g.
# $ nano config_DB.yaml
## Path to the input database files
DBpath_seq: "path/to/your/referenceDB/sequences.fasta" # reference genomic sequence in .fasta format
DBpath_tax: path/to/your/referenceDB/taxonomy.txt" # reference taxonomy of these sequences.
## Output
tax_DB_path: "path/to/where/you/store/databases/" # path where to write the output of the database processing pipeline.
tax_DB_name: "Name_of_your_database" # desired name of processed database (name of the directory which will contain the output)
## Amplicons extraction
extract_and_merge: True # False to skip the extraction of gerne region and merging of taxa with identical sequence on this region.
forward_primer: CCTACGGGNGGCWGCAG # the forward PCR primer used to extract the amplicon
reverse_primer: GACTACHVGGGTATCTAATCC # the reverse PCR primer used to extract the amplicon
amplicon_min_length: 300 # the min length of the amplicon
amplicon_max_length: 500 # the max length of the amplicon
excepted_errors: 4 # the accepted number of mistmach per primer
amplicon_min_coverage: 0.9 # the proportion of the primers that must be found in the reference sequences.
## Taxa collapsing
numbers_species: 4 # the max number of species names to be pasted together. Over this number, taxonomic names will be replaced by a space holder.
numbers_genus: 2 # the max number of genus names to be pasted together. Over this number, taxonomic names will be replaced by a space holder.
Hint
The “extract_and_merge” parameter in config enable to skip the preprocessing and only to format the provided database and train the classifiers.
Hint
“forward_primer” and “reverse_primer” are fed to cutadapt linked adapter argument. It for instance allows to indicate which primer is optional <https://cutadapt.readthedocs.io/en/v3.0/guide.html#changing-which-adapters-are-required>`_. It is particularly useful when trying to extract V1V2 amplicons: the 5’ primer can be located before the 16S rRNA sequence provided in reference database. In this case, providing “FPRIMERSEQUENCE;optional” to the “forward_primer” enables to make it optional.
Hint
“excepted_errors” is fed to cutadapt to define the number of accepted mismatches per primer. The “amplicon_min_coverage” is used with the length of the provided primers to feed cutadapt with a minimal overlap. Emprically, 4 for the “excepted_errors” and 0.9 for the “amplicon_min_coverage” seems to be good values, not to loose to much sequences. Yet that may be something to play with.
Pipeline execution¶
Once the reference database in the right format downloaded and the config file prepared, the database preprocessing pipeline can be executed.
snakemake \
--snakefile <path/to/pipeline>/microbiome16S_pipeline>/DBprocess.Snakefile \
--use-singularity --singularity-prefix <path/to/singularity/containers/storage/> \
#or --use-conda --conda-prefix <path/to/conda/environements/storage/> \
--cores <number_of_CPU_allocated_to_the_analysis> \
--configfile config_DB.yaml
Observe output¶
Based on what was indicated in the config file, the preprocessed database will be located in:
<tax_DB_path>/<tax_DB_name>/
Attention
Please, observe the <tax_DB_path>/<tax_DB_name>/QIIME/problematic_taxa.txt file for identical sequences that had taxonomic disagreeing identifiers above the genus rank.
Generated output¶
├── dada2rdp # DB formatted for RDP implemented in DADA2
│ ├── DADA2_DB_amp_taxonomy_Genus_species.txt
│ ├── DADA2_DB_amp_taxonomy_King_to_Genus.txt
│ ├── DADA2_DB_amp_taxonomy_King_to_Species.txt
│ └── DADA2_DB.hash
├── decipher # DB formatted for IDTAXA (decipher)
│ └── Decipher_DB_amp_taxonomy.fasta
├── logs # Logs of the DB preprocessing
│ ├── 2020
│ │ └── 11
│ │ └── 19
│ │ └── 14_15_15_98
│ │ ├── cmd.txt
│ │ ├── config.yaml
│ │ ├── git.txt
│ │ └── user.txt
│ ├── dada2rdp
│ │ └── DB_amp_taxonomy_dada2_prep.log
│ ├── decipher
│ │ ├── DB_amp_taxonomy_decipher_fasta.log
│ │ └── DB_amp_taxonomy_decipher_tax_tree.log
│ ├── QIIME
│ │ ├── DB_cutadapt.txt
│ │ ├── derep_and_merge.log
│ │ └── vsearch_dereplicate_ampli.log
│ └── RDP
│ ├── formatted_tax_table.log
│ └── RDP_train.log
├── master # Copies of original DB for traceability
│ ├── original.hash
│ ├── original_seqs.fasta
│ └── original_tax.txt
├── QIIME # Processed DB in original QIIME format
│ ├── DB_amp_all_taxonomy.txt # All identifiers collapsed, without placeholders
│ ├── DB_amp.fasta # deplicated sequences after amplicon extraction
│ ├── DB_amp_taxonomy.txt # final taxonomy after collapsing
│ ├── DB_amp.uc # vsearch based clustering of identical sequences
│ ├── DB_formatted.hash
│ ├── dna-sequences.fasta # extracted amplicons
│ └── problematic_taxa.txt # sequences with collapsed taxa above the genus rank
└── RDP # DB formatted for the original RDP
├── bergeyTrainingTree.xml
├── formatted_tax_table.tsv
├── genus_wordConditionalProbList.txt
├── logWordPrior.txt
├── RDP_DB.hash
├── ready4train_lineages.txt
├── ready4train_seqs.fasta
├── rRNAClassifier.properties
└── wordConditionalProbIndexArr.txt
References:¶
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Wang Q, Garrity GM, Tiedje JM, Cole JR. Naïve Bayesian classifier for rapid assignment of rRNA sequences into the new bacterial taxonomy. Appl Environ Microbiol. 2007.
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Caporaso JG, Kuczynski J, Stombaugh J, Bittinger K, Bushman FD, Costello EK, et al. QIIME allows analysis of high-throughput community sequencing data. Nature Methods. 2010.
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Murali A, Bhargava A, Wright ES. IDTAXA: A novel approach for accurate taxonomic classification of microbiome sequences. Microbiome. 2018.
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Compeau PEC, Pevzner PA, Tesler G, Papoutsoglou G, Roscito JG, Dahl A, et al. Cutadapt removes adapter sequences from high-throughput sequencing reads kenkyuhi hojokin gan rinsho kenkyu jigyo. EMBnet.journal. 2013.
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Rognes T, Flouri T, Nichols B, Quince C, Mahé F. VSEARCH: A versatile open source tool for metagenomics. PeerJ. 2016
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RecursiveFFT.run(double[] input) |
Complex[] |
IterativeFFT.run(double[] samples) |
Complex[] |
DirectDFT.run(double[] input) |
abstract Complex[] |
AbstractAlgorithm.run(double[] input)
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java.io.PrintStream PS)
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{% trans %}In providing the best possible service, you will find here the legal documents that keeps everyone from trouble.{% endtrans %}
{% if agreement_list %}{% trans %}You can also feel free to contact us by alternative means.{% endtrans %}
{{organization.email}}
{{organization.phone}}
{{organization.street_address}}
{{organization.locality}},
{{organization.region}}
{{organization.postal_code}}
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Contains the parameters used for the listParts operation. More...
Inherits S3Request.
Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - initWithMultipartUpload: |
| Initializes the instance with the bucket, key, and uploadId from an S3MultipartUpload instance returned in an S3MultipartUploadResponse. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | uploadId |
| The uploadId of the multipart upload to list. | |
| int | maxParts |
| The maximum number of parts to return. | |
| int | partNumberMarker |
| The part after which to start the listing. |
Contains the parameters used for the listParts operation.
| - (id S3ListPartsRequest.)initWithMultipartUpload: | (S3MultipartUpload *) | multipartUpload |
Initializes the instance with the bucket, key, and uploadId from an S3MultipartUpload instance returned in an S3MultipartUploadResponse.
- (int) maxParts [read, write, assign] |
The maximum number of parts to return.
The default value is 1000.
- (int) partNumberMarker [read, write, assign] |
The part after which to start the listing.


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Double- or single-sided. Grayscale or color. Landscape or portrait.These are just some of the options you might see when you print. This article describes common Windows printing options and how to select them.
Printing Basics
Printing in Windows is often as simple as clicking the File menu found in most programs, and then clicking Print. Doing so opens the Print dialog box. This is where you can change basic settings such as what printer to use or how many copies to print. (The dialog box you see might look different from the one shown here, depending on your software and printer.)
What it means
Shows the available printers on your computer. You can also choose to print something like a fax or a Microsoft XPS file. (See XPS documents: frequently asked questions.)
Helps locate network printers. This option is useful in office settings or for home networks. For more information about installing network printers, see Install a printer.
Allows you to save a document as a .prn file. This option is useful if you want to print something later, but it doesn't always work with modern USB printers. If you have a USB printer, you might prefer to print to the Microsoft XPS Document Writer. For more information, see Print to the Microsoft XPS Document Writer.
Opens the Printing Preferences dialog box, where you can choose options such as paper size and layout.
Tells Windows what to print. Click Selection to print only highlighted text or graphics. Click Current Page to print only what you see. To print part of a document, click Pages and then enter the page numbers separated by hyphens. For example, type 5–7 to print only pages 5 through 7. Some programs let you choose non-sequential pages too. If so, you can type 1, 4, 8 to print only pages 1, 4, and 8, for example.
Print multiple copies of a document, file, or picture. Select the Collate check box to print all pages in a document in order before printing additional copies.


TorStar to shut down commuter newspapers across Canada
Moves to digital-only editions in Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Toronto and Halifax
by Colin McClellandTorstar Corp., the publisher of the Toronto Star and scores of community newspapers, is shutting its StarMetro print editions across Canada as the parent company copes with mounting losses.
The final print editions of the commuter paper will be published Dec. 20, according to an emailed statement from Bob Hepburn, Torstar director of communications. The company publishes the StarMetro in Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Toronto and Halifax.
“We are going digital-only outside of Ontario as more and more of our commuter readers are using their smartphones, laptops and tablets to access their news on their way to and from work,” Hepburn said. “This trend, coupled with a corresponding decline in print advertising volumes, has decreased the need for a free daily commuter newspaper in these cities.”
The move will result in 73 layoffs in the editorial, advertising and distribution departments, according to reports.
Torstar last month reported third-quarter losses that doubled to $40.9 million from the same period a year ago.


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