Input: [Question] Complex of DNA and histones that are normally 10nm in diameter and are primary structured units of chromatin [Extra Info]

Output: DNA of this answer is less susceptible to nuclease digestion than is the linker DNA. Contains a protein core, an octamer containing 2 copies of H2A, H2B, H3 and H4 histone proteins. Allows 147 base pairs of DNA to be wrapped 1 and 2/3 turns around protein core.

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] 30-nm fiber found in isotonic buffer is said to have a ______ structure that is wound into a 'two-start' helix made from two 'strands' of nucleosome stacked on top of one another l [Extra Info]

Output: Supplemental: The two 'strands' are then wound into a double helix, except that the helix is left handed. H1 histone is bound to DNA as it enters and exits the nucleosome core.

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] N-terminal tails of H4 histone on lysine ____ are critical in forming 30-nm fiber conformation (condensed form) [Extra Info]

Output: number. Positively charged lysine (basic) residues interact with negatively charged patch at H2A-H2B interface of next nucleosome in stacked nucleosomes.

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] The four possible post-translational modifications of histone tails. [Extra Info]

Output: In alphabetical order.

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] This form of post-translational midification tend to form less condensed 'beads on a string' conformation conducive for transcription and replication [Extra Info]

Output: Can be reversed as well. H4 histone lysine 16 can undergo this modification in order to form less condensed chromatin. Other sites in H4 and other histones can undergo this modification and the chromatin will have an increased sensitivity to digestion by nucleases

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] These enzymes in yeast are able to acetylate specific lysine residues in histones which are required for full activation of transcription of a number of genes [Extra Info]

Output: Supplemental: folded regions of chromatin are less accessible to exogeneously added DNase 1 than genes in decondensed, extended regions of chromatin

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] Lysine epsilon-amino groups can be _____, preventing acetylation, thus maintaining positive charge [Extra Info]

Output: Can undergo this modification 1,2,or 3 times, Arginine side chains can also undergo this modification

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Question] These amino acid side chains can undergo reversible phosphorylation in order to introduce a negative charge [Extra Info]

Output: 2 main amino acids list in alphabetical order. When phosphorylated, they change the overall structure of the nucleosome and corresponding DNA which can lead to degradation by a ubiquination/proteosome pathway (substrates for E3 ubiquitin ligases). Tyrosine phosphorylation is relatively rare.

DNA Replication, Genes, and Proteins Quiz - By qwerty9


Input: [Key] Up [Normal] Ch up [VDR] Crsr up [Timers] Crsr up [Edit/New] Crsr up [Recordings] Crsr up [Replay] Play [Channels]

Output: Crsr up

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Down [Normal] Ch down [VDR] Crsr down [Timers] Crsr down [Edit/New] Crsr down [Recordings] Crsr down [Replay] Pause [Channels]

Output: Crsr down

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Left [Normal] Prev group [VDR] - [Timers] Page up [Edit/New] Decrement [Recordings] Page up [Replay] Search back [Channels]

Output: Page up

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Right [Normal] Next group [VDR] - [Timers] Page down [Edit/New] Increment [Recordings] Page down [Replay] Search forward [Channels]

Output: Page down

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Ok [Normal] Ch display [VDR] Select [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] Accept [Recordings] Play [Replay] Progress disp. [Channels]

Output: Switch

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Menu [Normal] Menu on [VDR] Menu off [Timers] Menu off [Edit/New] Menu off [Recordings] Menu off [Replay] Menu on [Channels]

Output: Menu off

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Back [Normal] - [VDR] Menu off [Timers] VDR menu [Edit/New] Discard [Recordings] VDR menu [Replay] Recordings menu [Channels]

Output: VDR menu

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Red [Normal] - [VDR] Record [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] ABC/abc [Recordings] Play/Commands(2) [Replay] Jump [Channels]

Output: Edit

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Green [Normal] - [VDR] Language [Timers] New [Edit/New] Ins/Ovr [Recordings] Rewind [Replay] Skip -60s [Channels]

Output: New

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Yellow [Normal] - [VDR] Pause live [Timers] Delete [Edit/New] Delete [Recordings] Delete [Replay] Skip +60s [Channels]

Output: Delete

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] Blue [Normal] - [VDR] Stop/Resume [Timers] On/Off(1) [Edit/New] - [Recordings] Summary [Replay] Stop [Channels]

Output: Mark

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Key] 0..9 [Normal] Ch select [VDR] - [Timers] - [Edit/New] Numeric inp. [Recordings] Exec cmd(2) [Replay] Editing [Channels]

Difference between revisions of "VDR User's Manual" - VDR Wiki


Input: [Category] Introduction (10 pts) [Average] The question or problem is defined adequately, but may lack a clear rationale or purpose that stems from prior knowledge. Experiment connection to lecture material is vague though attempted or there may be some factual errors. [Weak] The study shows evidence of focus within a given topical area, but the search for new knowledge does not seem to be guided by an overlying question; there may be little or no stated connection to prior knowledge. No connection made to lecture material. [Excellent]

Output: The research question or problem is well-defined and connected to prior knowledge in the chosen area of study. Experiment connection to lecture material is clear and correct.


Input: [Category] Experimental Procedure (10 pts) [Average] Contain some minutia from lab manual and summarize a few steps and variations from standard lab protocol in lab manual. Some details provided to understand variables and experimental design. [Weak] Mostly restated lab manual with emphasis on details and not major steps and key variations from standard lab protocol in lab manual. Insufficient detail to understand variables and experimental design. [Excellent]

Output: Not just restating of lab manual but summarize major steps and key variations from standard lab protocol in lab manual. Sufficient detail to understand variables and experimental design.


Input: [Category] Results (15 pts) [Average] Most data are analyzed thoroughly and presented accurately, but with minor flaws. There may be no evident use of statistical analysis. [Weak] The analysis and presentation may be inaccurate or incomplete. [Excellent]

Output: The data are analyzed and expressed in an accurate way. Statistical analysis of data is present.


Input: [Category] Discussion (15 pts) [Average] Draws conclusions that are supported by the data, but may not directly connect the conclusions to the relevant evidence. [Weak] Reported inferences and conclusions are not supported by the data. [Excellent]

Output: Inferences and conclusions are in all cases connected to, and are consistent with, the study findings.


Input: [Category] Experimental Design (10 pts) [Average] The design is appropriate to the question or problem, but may fail to identify an important variable or to account for all important aspects of standard conditions. Or, it may lack enough comparisons or tests to obtain data that have a clear meaning. [Weak] There may be some evidence of an experimental design, but it may be inappropriate or not used well. The design may fail to account for an important variable or a major aspect of standard conditions. Another experimenter would have difficulty repeating the experiment. [Excellent]

Output: The experimental design is appropriate to the problem; it is efficient, workable, and repeatable. If appropriate to the design, important variables are identified and contrasted to the standard conditions. The design allows for a sufficient number of comparisons of variables and of tests to provide meaningful data.


Input: [Category] Figures and Tables (15 pts) [Average] General trends in the data are readily seen from the figures and tables; in some cases, tables and figures may provide redundant information or data. Figure labels lack clarity and are incomplete. [Weak] Data may be represented inaccurately or in an inappropriate format. Figure labels are missing or incorrect. [Excellent]

Output: The figures and/or tables are appropriately chosen and well-organized; data trends are illuminated. Figure labels are informative and complete.


Input: [Category] Clarity of Presentation (15 pts) [Average] The presentation is visually appealing, but may contain unclear information, and use font sizes that are difficult to read. Some appeal to audience and visual distractors kept to a minimum. [Weak] The presentation consists of text only or may appear to have been hastily assembled. Presenters simply read text in slides, are difficult to hear or understand, flow of information is confusing. Slides have a lot of "eye candy" without much utility. [Excellent]

Output: The presentation is visually appealing and easy to follow. It draws in the audience and keeps their attention. No destracting backgrounds or animations.


Input: [Category] Answer Questions (10 pts) [Average] Responses to the questions show familiarity with the study design and conduct, but may lack clear or accurate connections to basic science concepts. The presenter exhibit enthusiasm, but shows signs of discomfort with some of the questions. [Weak] The presenters show difficulty in responding correctly to questions or responses lack insight or scientific creativity. [Excellent]

Output: Responses to the questions exhibit sound knowledge of the study and the underlying science concepts; the presenters exhibit poise, confidence, and enthusiasm.


Input: [Form] KTGC-020 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Notice of Hearing-Guardianship or Conservatorship

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-020P [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Proof of Personal Service of Notice of Hearing-Guardianship or Conservatorship

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-110 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Petition for Appointment of Temporary Guardian

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-110P [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Petition for Appointment of Temporary Guardian of the Person

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTFL-105A-KTGC-120A [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Declaration Under Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA)

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-140 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Order Appointing Temporary Guardian

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-150 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Letters of Temporary Guardianship or Conservatorship

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-210 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Petition for Appointment of Guardian

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-210CA [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Guardianship Petition-Child Information Attachment

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-210P [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Petition for Appointment of Guardian of the Person

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-211 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Consent of Proposed Guardian

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-212 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Confidential Guardian Screening Form

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-240 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Order Appointing Guardian of Minor

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-250 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Letters of Guardianship

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-251 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Confidential Guardianship Status Report

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-255 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Petition for Termination of Guardianship

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTGC-260 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Terminating Guardianship

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTMC-005 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Facsimile Transmission Covers Sheet

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [Form] KTMC-020 [Date Revised] 9/1/2010 [Description]

Output: Additional Page

Adapting Judicial Council Forms for Tribal Courts - tribal_projects


Input: [a.] b. falling levels of symptoms [stress and lift depression]

Output: of depression

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] c. No one took drugs or had [stress and lift depression]

Output: psychotherapy

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] d. Researchers saw positive results [stress and lift depression]

Output: after just two weeks

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] e. being with nature is very [stress and lift depression]

Output: important for human wellbeing

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] f. The study observed [stress and lift depression]

Output: two groups of patients

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] g. symptoms usually [stress and lift depression]

Output: improve after four weeks

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] h. dolphins are highly [stress and lift depression]

Output: intelligent animals

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] i. capable of [stress and lift depression]

Output: complex interactions

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: [a.] j. We are part [stress and lift depression]

Output: of the natural world

Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Dolphins


Input: Substratum Loss [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Moderate [Species Richness] Major decline [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Smothering [Intolerance] Intermediate [Sensitivity] Low [Species Richness] Minor decline [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Very high

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in suspended sediment [Intolerance] Low [Sensitivity] Not sensitive [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Immediate

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Decrease in suspended sediment [Intolerance] Tolerant* [Sensitivity] Not sensitive* [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Desiccation [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Moderate [Species Richness] Decline [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in emergence regime [Intolerance] Intermediate [Sensitivity] Low [Species Richness] Decline [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Decrease in emergence regime [Intolerance] Tolerant* [Sensitivity] Not sensitive* [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] Low [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in water flow rate [Intolerance] Tolerant* [Sensitivity] Not sensitive* [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Decrease in water flow rate [Intolerance] Low [Sensitivity] Not sensitive [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Immediate

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in temperature [Intolerance] Intermediate [Sensitivity] Low [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] Low [Recoverability]

Output: Very high

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Decrease in temperature [Intolerance] Tolerant [Sensitivity] Not sensitive [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in turbidity [Intolerance] Intermediate [Sensitivity] Low [Species Richness] Minor decline [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Decrease in turbidity [Intolerance] Tolerant* [Sensitivity] Not sensitive* [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] Low [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in wave exposure [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Moderate [Species Richness] Decline [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Decrease in wave exposure [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Moderate [Species Richness] Rise [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Noise [Intolerance] Tolerant [Sensitivity] Not sensitive [Species Richness] Not relevant [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Visual Presence [Intolerance] Tolerant [Sensitivity] Not sensitive [Species Richness] Not relevant [Evidence / Confidence] High [Recoverability]

Output: Not relevant

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Abrasion & physical disturbance [Intolerance] Intermediate [Sensitivity] Low [Species Richness] Minor decline [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: Very high

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Displacement [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Moderate [Species Richness] Decline [Evidence / Confidence] Moderate [Recoverability]

Output: High

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: [Class] BulkRequest [Description]

Output: Base class representing a request to perform a bulk action on the datastore.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] DeleteRequest [Description]

Output: Class to provide a means of deletion of records from a data store.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FetchRequest [Description]

Output: Class to retrieve the fields of an object of a specified class from the datastore.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] InsertRequest [Description]

Output: Class to provide a means of insertion of records to a data store.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] LocateBulkRequest [Description]

Output: Request to locate a series of records in the data store (all present in the same table).

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] LocateRequest [Description]

Output: Request to locate a record in the data store.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Request [Description]

Output: Base class representing a request to perform an action on the datastore.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] RequestIdentifier [Description]

Output: Representation of a request id.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] UpdateRequest [Description]

Output: Class to provide a means of update of records in a data store.

org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.request (DataNucleus RDBMS 3.1.6-SNAPSHOT API)

Class Summary


Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [For] Chemistry [Dating] View her chemistry results [Man]

Output: Not Completed

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [For] Do you want children? [Dating] Want children [Man]

Output: Socially

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [I am Seeking a] Marital Status [For] Do you do drugs? [Dating] No [Man]

Output: Single

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [For] Eye Color [Dating] Blue [Man]

Output: Brown

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you have a car? [For] Do you have children? [Dating] No [Man]

Output: Yes

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [I am Seeking a] Longest Relationship [Man]

Output: Over 2 years

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [For] Second Language [Dating] Other [Man]

Output: Cat

Agi77 yoga, zumba, animals, friends, reading, meditation


Input: [Possible cause] May be due to an inflammation [Type of pain]

Output: Localized pain

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Pelvic Pain


Input: [Possible cause] May be caused by spasm in a soft organ, such as the intestine, ureter, or appendix [Type of pain]

Output: Colicky pain

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Pelvic Pain


Input: [Possible cause] May be caused by a temporary deficiency of blood supply due to an obstruction in the circulation of blood [Type of pain]

Output: Sudden onset of pain

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Pelvic Pain


Input: [Possible cause] May be due to inflammation of the appendix or an intestinal obstruction [Type of pain]

Output: Slowly-developing pain

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Pelvic Pain


Input: [Possible cause] May suggest an accumulation of blood, pus, or intestinal contents [Type of pain]

Output: Pain involving the entire abdomen

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Pelvic Pain


Input: [Possible cause] May be a result of irritation in the lining of the abdominal cavity [Type of pain]

Output: Pain aggravated by movement or during examination

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Pelvic Pain


Input: [Service name] PDBeView [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Text based and advanced PDB searching tool


Input: [Service name] PDBstatus [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Search system to query status of PDB entries


Input: [Service name] Gene ontology browser [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Browse, list and analyse the structural knowledge embodied in the PDB based on gene ontology


Input: [Service name] Enzyme browser [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Browse, list and analyse the structural knowledge embodied in the PDB based on enzyme classification


Input: [Service name] Structure folds browser [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Browse, list and analyse the structural knowledge embodied in the PDB based on structure folds in CATH database


Input: [Service name] Protein families browser [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Browse, list and analyse the structural knowledge embodied in the PDB based on protein family data from Pfam database


Input: [Service name] Taxonomy browser [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Browse, list and analyse the structural knowledge embodied in the PDB based on taxonomy data from NCBI taxonomy database


Input: [Service name] Compound browser [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page [Description]

Output: Browse, list and analyse the structural knowledge embodied in the PDB based on chemical component data inthe PDB


Input: [Service name] PDBeLite Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported please use the search box at the top of this page [Description]

Output: Search system based on the relational database


Input: [Service name] PQS-Quick Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported please use Quaternary structure service [Description]

Output: A simple protein quaternary structure search


Input: [Service name] PDBeMapQuick Retired service [Replacement service] The new search box at the top of the page or the PDBe API [Description]

Output: Quick access to cross-reference information to external databases based on PDB id


Input: [Service name] Search OCA Deprecated service [Replacement service] Not supported please use the search box at the top of this page [Description]

Output: OCA form-based system for searching PDB


Input: [Service name] PDBeTemplate Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Local residue interactions in the PDB


Input: [Service name] PDBeAnalysis Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Validation and analysis of PDBe data


Input: [Service name] NMR Representative Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Representative model from NMR ensemble


Input: [Service name] Olderado Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Clustering information for NMR entries in the PDB


Input: [Service name] LeView Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: 2D representations of ligands and their environments and binding interactions for PDB entries


Input: [Service name] Analysis Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Validation and analysis of PDBe data


Input: [Service name] Connect Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Query system to access to covalently connected residue pairs


Input: [Service name] PDBeDatabase Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Direct SQL based query access to PDBe database


Input: [Service name] Template Retired service [Replacement service] Not supported [Description]

Output: Local residue interactions in the PDB


Input: [Material] PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride)/vinyl/pleather/artificial leather/Moleskine notebooks [Cause/Consequence] Don't ever cut this material as it will ruin the optics, cause the metal of the machine to corrode, and ruin the motion control system. [DANGER!]

Output: Emits pure chlorine gas when cut!


Input: [Material] Thick ( >1mm ) Polycarbonate/Lexan [Cause/Consequence] Polycarbonate is often found as flat, sheet material. The window of the laser cutter is made of Polycarbonate because polycarbonate strongly absorbs infrared radiation! This is the frequency of light the laser cutter uses to cut materials, so it is very ineffective at cutting polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a poor choice for laser cutting. [DANGER!]

Output: Cut very poorly, discolor, catch fire


Input: [Material] ABS [Cause/Consequence] ABS does not cut well in a laser cutter. It tends to melt rather than vaporize, and has a higher chance of catching on fire and leaving behind melted gooey deposits on the vector cutting grid. It also does not engrave well (again, tends to melt). [DANGER!]

Output: Emits cyanide gas and tends to melt


Input: [Material] HDPE/milk bottle plastic [Cause/Consequence] It melts. It gets gooey. Don't use it. [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire and melts


Input: [Material] PolyStyrene Foam [Cause/Consequence] It catches fire, it melts, and only thin pieces cut. This is the #1 material that causes laser fires!!! [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire


Input: [Material] PolyPropylene Foam [Cause/Consequence] Like PolyStyrene, it melts, catches fire, and the melted drops continue to burn and turn into rock-hard drips and pebbles. [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire


Input: [Material] Fiberglass [Cause/Consequence] It's a mix of two materials that cant' be cut. Glass (etch, no cut) and epoxy resin (fumes) [DANGER!]

Output: Emits fumes


Input: [Material] Coated Carbon Fiber [Cause/Consequence] A mix of two materials. Thin carbon fiber mat can be cut, with some fraying - but not when coated. [DANGER!]

Output: Emits noxious fumes


Input: [0] the [1] he [2] be [3] what [4] which [6] into [7] no [8] made [9] long [5]

Output: out


Input: [0] of [1] for [2] this [3] by [4] their [6] has [7] make [8] over [9] little [5]

Output: them


Input: [0] and [1] was [2] from [3] all [4] said [6] more [7] than [8] did [9] very [5]

Output: then


Input: [0] a [1] on [2] I [3] were [4] if [6] her [7] first [8] down [9] after [5]

Output: she


Input: [0] to [1] are [2] have [3] when [4] do [6] two [7] been [8] only [9] words [5]

Output: many


Input: [0] in [1] as [2] or [3] we [4] will [6] like [7] its [8] way [9] called [5]

Output: some


Input: [0] is [1] with [2] one [3] there [4] each [6] him [7] who [8] find [9] just [5]

Output: so


Input: [0] you [1] his [2] had [3] can [4] about [6] see [7] now [8] use [9] where [5]

Output: these


Input: [0] that [1] they [2] not [3] an [4] how [6] time [7] people [8] may [9] most [5]

Output: would


Input: [0] it [1] at [2] but [3] your [4] up [6] could [7] my [8] water [9] know [5]

Output: other


Input: [0] get [1] man [2] another [3] place [4] again [6] line [7] along [8] few [9] world [5]

Output: every


Input: [0] through [1] too [2] came [3] well [4] off [6] set [7] while [8] those [9] going [5]

Output: found


Input: [0] back [1] any [2] come [3] such [4] went [6] own [7] might [8] always [9] want [5]

Output: still


Input: [0] much [1] day [2] work [3] here [4] old [6] under [7] next [8] show [9] school [5]

Output: between


Input: [0] go [1] same [2] three [3] take [4] number [6] read [7] sound [8] large [9] important [5]

Output: name


Input: [0] good [1] right [2] must [3] why [4] great [6] last [7] below [8] often [9] until [5]

Output: should


Input: [0] new [1] look [2] because [3] help [4] tell [6] never [7] saw [8] together [9] form [5]

Output: home


Input: [0] write [1] think [2] does [3] put [4] men [6] us [7] something [8] asked [9] food [5]

Output: big


Input: [0] out [1] also [2] part [3] different [4] say [6] left [7] thought [8] house [9] keep [5]

Output: give


Input: [0] me [1] around [2] even [3] away [4] small [6] end [7] both [8] don't [9] children [5]

Output: air


Input: [Timestamp] 2014-08-31 [Action] Deleted [Detail] The process in which a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood out of the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2014-08-31 [Action] Added [Detail] The process in which a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a ventricular cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood out of the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2010-12-17 [Action] Deleted [Detail] The process whereby a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood out of the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2010-12-17 [Action] Added [Detail] The process in which a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood out of the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2009-10-07 [Action] Added [Detail] The process whereby a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood out of the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2009-10-07 [Action] Deleted [Detail] The process whereby a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood away from the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2008-05-13 [Action] Added [Detail] The process whereby a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood away from the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2008-05-12 [Action] Deleted [Detail] The process whereby a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood away from the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2008-04-01 [Action] Updated [Detail] is a GO:0055007 (cardiac muscle cell differentiation) [Category]

Output: RELATION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2007-08-09 [Action] Added [Detail] ventricular cardiomyocyte differentiation [Category]

Output: SYNONYM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2007-08-09 [Action] Added [Detail] ventricular heart muscle cell differentiation [Category]

Output: SYNONYM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2007-08-09 [Action] Deleted [Detail] ventricular heart muscle cell differentiation [Category]

Output: SYNONYM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2007-08-09 [Action] Deleted [Detail] ventricular cardiomyocyte differentiation [Category]

Output: SYNONYM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2007-03-11 [Action] Added [Detail] ventricular heart muscle cell differentiation [Category]

Output: SYNONYM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2006-10-31 [Action] Added [Detail] The process whereby a relatively unspecialized cell acquires specialized features of a cardiac muscle cell. Cardiac muscle cells are striated muscle cells that are responsible for heart contraction. The ventricle is the part of the heart that pumps blood away from the organ. [Category]

Output: DEFINITION

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2006-10-28 [Action] Added [Detail] ventricular cardiomyocyte differentiation [Category]

Output: SYNONYM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Timestamp] 2006-10-27 [Action] Added [Detail] ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation [Category]

Output: TERM

GO:0055012 ventricular cardiac muscle cell differentiation


Input: [Class] Interface [ILogContext] ILogObserver

Output: An observer which can do something with log events.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] callWithContext

Output: Undocumented

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] callWithLogger

Output: Utility method which wraps a function in a try:/except:, logs a failure if one occurs, and uses the system's logPrefix.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] err

Output: Write a failure to the log.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] Logger

Output: This represents a class which may 'own' a log. Used by subclassing.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] LogPublisher

Output: Class for singleton log message publishing.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] addObserver

Output: Add a log observer to the global publisher.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] removeObserver

Output: Remove a log observer from the global publisher.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] msg

Output: Publish a message to the global log publisher.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] showwarning

Output: Publish a Python warning through the global log publisher.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] textFromEventDict

Output: Extract text from an event dict passed to a log observer. If it cannot handle the dict, it returns None.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] FileLogObserver

Output: Log observer that writes to a file-like object.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] PythonLoggingObserver

Output: Output twisted messages to Python standard library logging module.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] StdioOnnaStick

Output: Class that pretends to be stdout/err, and turns writes into log messages.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] startLogging

Output: Initialize logging to a specified file.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] startLoggingWithObserver

Output: Initialize logging to a specified observer. If setStdout is true (defaults to yes), also redirect sys.stdout and sys.stderr to the specified file.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] NullFile

Output: A file-like object that discards everything.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] discardLogs

Output: Discard messages logged via the global logfile object.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] DefaultObserver

Output: Default observer.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] _actually

Output: A decorator that returns its argument rather than the thing it is decorating.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Function [ILogContext] _safeFormat

Output: Try to format a string, swallowing all errors to always return a string.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Class] Class [ILogContext] _GlobalStartStopMixIn

Output: Mix-in for global log observers that can start and stop.

Actually, this interface is just a synonym for the dictionary interface, but it serves as a key for the default information in a log.


Input: [Parameter] foswikiloginaction [Description]

Output: If 'validate', the login script is being used for interactive validation of an operation. Otherwise it is being used for login.


Input: [Parameter] foswiki_origin [Description]

Output: URL that was being accessed when an access violation occurred. the login process will redirect to this URL if it is successful


Input: [Parameter] remember [Description]

Output: If set, this will cause the user's login to be retained even after their browser is shut down.


Input: [Parameter] sudo [Description]

Output: promote login to internal wiki admin (admins only)


Input: [Parameter] password [Description]

Output: password of user logging in


Input: [Parameter] username [Description]

Output: username of user logging in (if set, login will attempt to authenticate)


Input: [Parameter] usernamestep [Description]

Output: used to initialise the username input field in the login form (will not attempt to authenticate)


Input: [Monad] Identity [Type of computation] N/A — Used with monad transformers [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is applied to the input value.


Input: [Monad] Maybe [Type of computation] Computations which may not return a result [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Nothing input gives Nothing output Just x input uses x as input to the bound function.


Input: [Monad] Error [Type of computation] Computations which can fail or throw exceptions [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Failure records information describing the failure. Binding passes failure information on without executing the bound function, or uses successful values as input to the bound function.


Input: [Monad] [] (List) [Type of computation] Non-deterministic computations which can return multiple possible results [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Maps the bound function onto the input list and concatenates the resulting lists to get a list of all possible results from all possible inputs.


Input: [Monad] IO [Type of computation] Computations which perform I/O [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Sequential execution of I/O actions in the order of binding.


Input: [Monad] State [Type of computation] Computations which maintain state [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is applied to the input value to produce a state transition function which is applied to the input state.


Input: [Monad] Reader [Type of computation] Computations which read from a shared environment [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is applied to the value of the input using the same environment.


Input: [Monad] Writer [Type of computation] Computations which write data in addition to computing values [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Written data is maintained separately from values. The bound function is applied to the input value and anything it writes is appended to the write data stream.


Input: [Monad] Cont [Type of computation] Computations which can be interrupted and restarted [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is inserted into the continuation chain.


Input: [Added Value Account] Is this account available to new customers? [Select] No [Gold] No [Platinum] ✔ [Premier] No [Silver]

Lloyds Bank - UK Bank Accounts - AA Breakdown Cover


Input: [Added Value Account] Roadside Assistance [Select] ✔ [Gold] ✔ [Platinum] ✔ [Premier] ✔ [Silver]

Lloyds Bank - UK Bank Accounts - AA Breakdown Cover


Input: [Added Value Account] Home Start [Select] No [Gold] No [Platinum] ✔ [Premier] ✔ [Silver]

Output: No

Lloyds Bank - UK Bank Accounts - AA Breakdown Cover


Input: [Added Value Account] Relay [Select] No [Gold] No [Platinum] ✔ [Premier] ✔ [Silver]

Output: No

Lloyds Bank - UK Bank Accounts - AA Breakdown Cover


Input: [Added Value Account] Stay Mobile [Select] No [Gold] No [Platinum] No [Premier] ✔ [Silver]

Output: No

Lloyds Bank - UK Bank Accounts - AA Breakdown Cover


Input: [Added Value Account] AA Accident Management [Select] ✔ [Gold] ✔ [Platinum] ✔ [Premier] ✔ [Silver]

Lloyds Bank - UK Bank Accounts - AA Breakdown Cover


Input: [Name] accesskey [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Sets the access key for this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] binding [Type] javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectBooleanCheckbox [Supports EL?] Only EL [Description]

Output: Identifies a backing bean property (of type UIComponent or appropriate subclass) to bind " + "to this component instance. This value must be an EL expression.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] converter [Type] javax.faces.convert.Converter [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: An expression that specifies the Converter for this component. The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that implements the Converter interface.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] converterMessage [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: Text to be displayed to the user as an error message when conversion of a submitted value to the target type fails.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] dir [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: The direction of text display, either 'ltr' (left-to-right) or 'rtl' (right-to-left).

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] disabled [Type] boolean [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: When true, this element cannot receive focus.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] id [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: Get a string which uniquely identifies this UIComponent within the scope of the nearest ancestor NamingContainer component. The id is not necessarily unique across all components in the current view.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] immediate [Type] boolean [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: A boolean value that identifies the phase during which action events should fire. During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the "invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] label [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: A display name for this component.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] lang [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: The base language of this document.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onblur [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Specifies a script to be invoked when the element loses focus.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onchange [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Specifies a script to be invoked when the element is modified.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onclick [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the element is clicked.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] ondblclick [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the element is double-clicked.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onfocus [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Specifies a script to be invoked when the element receives focus.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onkeydown [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when a key is pressed down over this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onkeypress [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when a key is pressed over this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onkeyup [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when a key is released over this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onmousedown [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the pointing device is pressed over this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onmousemove [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the pointing device is moved while it is in this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onmouseout [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the pointing device is moves out of this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onmouseover [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the pointing device is moved into this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onmouseup [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Script to be invoked when the pointing device is released over this element.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] onselect [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Specifies a script to be invoked when the element is selected.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] readonly [Type] boolean [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: When true, indicates that this component cannot be modified by the user. The element may receive focus unless it has also been disabled.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] rendered [Type] boolean [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: A boolean value that indicates whether this component should be rendered. Default value: true.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] required [Type] boolean [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: A boolean value that indicates whether an input value is required. If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails. Default value: false.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] requiredMessage [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: Text to be displayed to the user as an error message when this component is marked as "required" but no input data is present during a postback (ie the user left the required field blank).

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] style [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: CSS styling instructions.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] styleClass [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: The CSS class for this element. Corresponds to the HTML 'class' attribute.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] tabindex [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: Specifies the position of this element within the tab order of the document.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] title [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: HTML: An advisory title for this element. Often used by the user agent as a tooltip.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] validator [Type] javax.faces.el.MethodBinding [Supports EL?] Only EL [Description]

Output: A method-binding EL expression which is invoked during the validation phase for this component. The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report a validation error for the component. The method is expected to have the prototype public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] validatorMessage [Type] String [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: Text which will be shown if validation fails.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] value [Type] Object [Supports EL?] Yes [Description]

Output: Gets The initial value of this component.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [Name] valueChangeListener [Type] javax.faces.el.MethodBinding [Supports EL?] Only EL [Description]

Output: A method which is invoked during postback processing for the current view if the submitted value for this component is not equal to the value which the "value" expression for this component returns. The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.

Apache MyFaces JSF-2.0 Core Impl - <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>


Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [Woman] View his relationship needs [For] Chemistry [Friends]

Output: View his chemistry results


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [Woman] Socially [For] Do you want children? [Friends]

Output: Prefer Not To Say


Input: [I am Seeking a] Marital Status [Woman] Single [For] Do you do drugs? [Friends]

Output: No


Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [Woman] Black [For] Eye Color [Friends]

Output: Green


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you have a car? [Woman] Yes [For] Do you have children? [Friends]

Output: No


Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [Woman] Dog [For] Second Language [Friends]

Output: English


Input: [Bill] H.951 [Docket] HD2692 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to requiring certain insurance policies to include coverage for nicotine based and non-nicotine based smoking cessation products


Input: [Bill] H.1511 [Docket] HD2180 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the crime of identity fraud


Input: [Bill] H.1512 [Docket] HD2250 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the crime of larceny by overcoming a security device


Input: [Bill] H.1513 [Docket] HD2325 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to further regulating the appointment of certain guardians by the Probate Court


Input: [Bill] H.1514 [Docket] HD2806 [Bill Title]

Output: That the Board of Bar Overseers be prohibited from assessing an annual registration fee for attorneys who retire from the practice of law


Input: [Bill] H.1515 [Docket] HD2807 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to salaries and appointments of certain personnel within the offices of the district attorneys of the Commonwealth


Input: [Bill] H.1516 [Docket] HD3038 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to prevent the illegal trafficking of firearms


Input: [Bill] H.1517 [Docket] HD3106 [Bill Title]

Output: Requiring the inclusion of certain civil rights offense information in the statewide domestic violence record keeping system


Input: [Bill] H.1518 [Docket] HD3110 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to establish sentencing guidelines for convictions of criminal offenses in the Commonwealth


Input: [Bill] H.1882 [Docket] HD4264 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) relative to authorizing the appointment of retired police officers as special police officers in the town of Millis


Input: [Bill] H.2247 [Docket] HD1190 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to to improve the ballistic database through microstamping ammunition


Input: [Bill] H.2248 [Docket] HD2287 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to further regulate the issuance of licenses to carry firearms


Input: [Bill] H.2249 [Docket] HD2322 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to further regulating the sale and licensing of assault weapons in the Commonwealth


Input: [Bill] H.2513 [Docket] HD2302 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to grant certain creditable services in the teacher's retirement system to A. John Crisafulli of the town of Natick


Input: [Bill] H.2514 [Docket] HD2474 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the retirement rights of certain criminal prosecutors


Input: [Bill] H.2817 [Docket] HD2334 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the classification of real property for purposes of taxation


Input: [Bill] H.2818 [Docket] HD2349 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to create an income tax deduction for municipal and school fees


Input: [Bill] H.2819 [Docket] HD2350 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to extend the property tax exemption to surviving spouses of blind persons


Input: [Bill] H.2820 [Docket] HD2395 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to exempt the pensions of certain veterans from the income tax laws of the Commonwealth


Input: [Bill] H.2821 [Docket] HD2545 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to exempt small charities from taxation on raffle proceeds


Input: [Bill] H.2822 [Docket] HD2572 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the taxation of commercial uses in common areas of condominium complexes


Input: [Bill] H.2823 [Docket] HD2791 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the property tax classification of small businesses


Input: [Bill] H.3006 [Docket] HD1205 [Bill Title]

Output: That the Department of Mental Health be directed to convey certain property to the town of Sherborn for water supply and fire protection purposes


Input: [Bill] H.3262 [Docket] HD1034 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to eliminate certain tolls and to raise the tax imposed on gasoline


Input: [Bill] H.3263 [Docket] HD2309 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to restrict the use of certain signs on the Massachusetts Turnpike


Input: [Bill] H.3264 [Docket] HD2318 [Bill Title]

Output: For legislation to provide rebates under the fuel tax for expenses imposed for use of highways and bridges of the Turnpike Authority


Input: [Bill] H.3459 [Docket] HD1263 [Bill Title]

Output: For an investigation by a special commission (including members of the General Court) of the condominium laws


Input: [Bill] H.3705 [Docket] HD1116 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) that the town of Natick be authorized to lease certain property in said town


Input: [Bill] H.3706 [Docket] HD1149 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) that the town of Natick be authorized to establish a downtown parking fund


Input: [Bill] H.4216 [Docket] HD4535 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) that the town of Millis be authorized to establish an appointed board of assessors


Input: [Bill] H.4419 [Docket] HD4775 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) that the town of Natick be authorized to exempt the chief of police from the civil service law in said town


Input: [Bill] H.4585 [Docket] HD4932 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to the transfer of certain conservation land in the town of Sherborn


Input: [Bill] H.4898 [Docket] HD5065 [Bill Title]

Output: (by vote of the town) for legislation authorizing the town of Sherborn to use certain town forest land for the purpose of constructing, operating, and maintaining a wireless telecommunications facility


Input: [Bill] H.3504 By Request [Docket] HD1356 [Bill Title]

Output: Relative to authorizing the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance to transfer certain land in the city of Marlborough Michael Audette


Input: Synthetic compound contamination [Intolerance] Insufficient information [Sensitivity] Insufficient information [Species Richness] Insufficient Information [Evidence / Confidence] Not relevant [Recoverability]

Output: Insufficient information

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Heavy metal contamination [Intolerance] Insufficient information [Sensitivity] Insufficient information [Species Richness] Insufficient Information [Evidence / Confidence] Not relevant [Recoverability]

Output: Insufficient information

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Hydrocarbon contamination [Intolerance] Insufficient information [Sensitivity] Insufficient information [Species Richness] Insufficient Information [Evidence / Confidence] Not relevant [Recoverability]

Output: Insufficient information

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Radionuclide contamination [Intolerance] Insufficient information [Sensitivity] Insufficient information [Species Richness] Insufficient Information [Evidence / Confidence] Not relevant [Recoverability]

Output: Insufficient information

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Changes in nutrient levels [Intolerance] Low [Sensitivity] Very low [Species Richness] No change [Evidence / Confidence] Low [Recoverability]

Output: Very high

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Increase in salinity [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Very High [Species Richness] Major decline [Evidence / Confidence] Low [Recoverability]

Output: Very low / none

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: Changes in oxygenation [Intolerance] High [Sensitivity] Very High [Species Richness] Major decline [Evidence / Confidence] Low [Recoverability]

Output: Very low / none

MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network


Input: [Event class] Showplan XML [Description]

Output: Occurs when a query executes on SQL Server. It captures the estimated execution plan in XML format with full compile-time details in the TextData data column of the trace. For more information, see Showplan XML Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan XML For Query Compile [Description]

Output: Occurs when a query is compiled or recompiled on SQL Server. This is the compile time counterpart of the Showplan XML event. Showplan XML occurs when a query is executed. Showplan XML For Query Compile occurs when a query is compiled. For more information, see Showplan XML for Query Compile Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan Text [Description]

Output: Occurs when a query executes on SQL Server. It displays the estimated query execution plan tree of the Transact-SQL statement being executed. For more information, see Showplan Text Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan Text (Unencoded) [Description]

Output: Occurs when SQL Server executes a Transact-SQL statement. It displays the same information as the Showplan Text event class, except the event information is formatted as a string rather than as binary data. For more information, see Showplan Text (Unencoded) Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan All [Description]

Output: Occurs when a query executes on SQL Server. It displays the estimated execution plan with compile-time details. For more information, see Showplan All Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan All For Query Compile [Description]

Output: Occurs when a query is compiled or recompiled on SQL Server. This is the compile time counterpart of the Showplan All event. Showplan All occurs when a query is executed. Showplan All For Query Compile occurs when a query is compiled. For more information, see Showplan All for Query Compile Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan XML Statistics Profile [Description]

Output: Occurs during run time. It captures the actual execution plan in XML format with full run-time details in the TextData data column of the trace. For more information, see Showplan XML Statistics Profile Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Showplan Statistics Profile [Description]

Output: Occurs during run time. It displays the actual execution plan with full run-time details in textual format. For more information, see Showplan Statistics Profile Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Event class] Performance statistics [Description]

Output: This event is similar to Showplan XML For Query Compile. It occurs when a compiled query plan is cached for the first time, compiled or recompiled any number of times, and when the plan is flushed from the cache. In some cases, the TextData data column for this event contains the plan in XML format that is being compiled or recompiled. For more information, see Performance Statistics Event Class.

Displaying Execution Plans by Using SQL Server Profiler Event Classes


Input: [Issue] LGBT Rights [Quoted Reason] "No one should be excluded for their human right to dignity, liberty and protections. LGBT people are no different from the rest of the world." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Gay Marriage [Quoted Reason] "It is no one's business who marries who or who bangs who or who lives with who. The private lives of married people, straight or not, has no effect on yours." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Abortion [Quoted Reason] "Literally born or not, it is a living thing once it has organs, structures, blood, a nervous system and heartbeat. Don't want a child? Use protection, pills, whatever you want. On the other hand, if it endangers the welfare of the mother, say a child is pregnant or alternatively, you are the victim of a rape, exceptions should be made." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Death Penalty [Quoted Reason] "Everyone has the right to life and if you take away someone's right to live, you should face the same." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Torture Methods [Quoted Reason] "In a life and death situation, it is necessary to use all methods possible to get answers and if you have to force a suspect to speak to stop a crisis such as a bomb, do it." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Stem Cell Research [Quoted Reason] "If it cures paralysis and cancers, I think this should be researched and funded every way possible. Stem cells are vital to medical research." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Marijuana Legalization [Quoted Reason] "It is medical fact that cannabis is a major player in medical uses, from curing cancer and fighting HIV and AIDS to relieving pain from injuries, surgery and illnesses without side effects, dangers or dependency. This plant should be attainable by anyone for medical uses, and just as accessible as Aspirin in a convenience market." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Weapons of Mass Destruction [Quoted Reason] "These weapons have uses in world stability and can provide a scientific edge on space exploration and research. We are capable of defending this world from cosmic threats. [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Radioactive Weapons [Quoted Reason] "Such weapons are overtly hazardous to human life, our ecosystems, our climate and our livelihood." [Stance]

Output: NO

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Biological Weapons [Quoted Reason] "Messing with viral warfare will come around and bite you in the ass. It's one of the worst ideas I've ever heard of." [Stance]

Output: NO

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Chemical Weapons [Quoted Reason] "This is both hazardous to the environment and considered torturous and inhumane." [Stance]

Output: NO

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Equal Rights [Quoted Reason] "It is a human right to be free. We are all equal and should be treated that way with no exception." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Innocent Until Proven Guilty [Quoted Reason] "If you are caught in the process of committing a crime.... obviously you are guilty and should be treated that way until trial." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Assisted Suicide [Quoted Reason] "If all medical and psychological treatments have failed and a person consciously, sanely and knowingly wishes they want to die, then I believe it is their right to end their life." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Criminal Rights [Quoted Reason] "Depending on the crime you committed, you receive certain inviolable rights, one being the right to live. Obviously, in the most severe and heinous crimes, you lose all rights and may face the death penalty. But yes, unfortunately, even the scum get some sort of rights..." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Foreign Interference [Quoted Reason] "Sometimes it is necessary to step in to defend an ally or even aid a suffering people from an evil government." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Gun Rights [Quoted Reason] "Our Founding Fathers in 1776 used the right to bear arms to fight off a tyrannical government and establish a free nation. This right cannot be violated in any way. It secures our freedom. If our government was to become corrupt, I'd expect the people to rise up to defend liberty." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Self Defense Rights [Quoted Reason] "Everyone has the right to live a healthy, happy, secure life and no one can take that away. That's why it is considered a human right in this nation to defend oneself from attack to maintain the safety of yourself or others. No one should be punished for protecting their life or others from unprovoked harm." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Freedom of Speech [Quoted Reason] "You have the right to speak of course... but you also have the right to remain silent, which means no discrimination. Treat others the way you wish to be treated; including how you are spoken to or about." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Freedom of Expression [Quoted Reason] "Be yourself. Be an individual. Express yourself." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Freedom of Religion [Quoted Reason] "Believe what you wish. There is no restriction. When you violate another person's rights, then there are restrictions." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Freedom of Choice [Quoted Reason] "It is your life. You may choose your path and choose what you want to do without restriction." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Freedom of Press [Quoted Reason] "Print and report what you want but it better be the proven truth." [Stance]

Output: Partial

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Right To Peaceable Protest/Assembly [Quoted Reason] "If you're pissed, show it. Protest, assemble, stand up for your rights." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [Issue] Right To Privacy [Quoted Reason] "Everyone has the right to privacy. No one, even the government, can invade your privacy without just cause or reason." [Stance]

Output: YES

Kaitlyn Rachel Spencer - Constructed Worlds Wiki


Input: [0] 1 [Features of a wicked problem] There is no definitive formulation of a wicked problem [Tame problems (generic)] The definition of injury and specific causes are determined by experts using scientific data. Solutions are developed from these.

Output: The definition of an injury worthy of attention is not agreed. What stakeholders consider important varies and measures of the outcome of effort are not agreed.


Input: [0] 2 [Features of a wicked problem] Wicked problems have no stopping rule [Tame problems (generic)] The task is done when the problem has been solved.

Output: Some aspects of child injury are tame and can be solved with tame solutions. The less easily solved are influenced by ongoing social change in families, society values, and economics, which affect the context in which parents are managing child safety.


Input: [0] 3 [Features of a wicked problem] Solutions to wicked problems are not true-or-false, but good-or-bad [Tame problems (generic)] The problem can be either solved or not solved, with partial solutions able to be defined.

Output: How the problem is solved, and whether it is a good solution or not, can depend on cultural expectations, child-rearing patterns, and societal influences. What is considered an acceptable outcome differs, depending on the perspective, e.g., experts or parents.


Input: [0] 4 [Features of a wicked problem] There is no immediate and no ultimate test of a solution to a wicked problem [Tame problems (generic)] Interventions can be developed and trialed to show their efficacy and piloted to test for effectiveness.

Output: Different definitions of injury worthy of attention are used by different stakeholders, so the outcomes sought may vary and so too will the solutions.


Input: [0] 5 [Features of a wicked problem] Every solution is a “one-shot operation”: there is no opportunity to learn by trial-and-error, every attempt counts [Tame problems (generic)] Interventions can be trialed and piloted.

Output: Some solutions required are related to social change, and changes in social policy occur at the national level, and cannot be piloted or trialed with a small population first, e.g., changes in welfare benefits paid, changes in taxation, provision of health services.


Input: [0] 6 [Features of a wicked problem] Wicked problems do not have an enumerable (or an exhaustively describable)set of potential solutions, nor is there a well-described set of permissible operations that may be incorporated into the plan [Tame problems (generic)] The problem can be mediated or modified by scientifically based processes. There are patterns of problem solving that are transferable.

Output: The interaction of various factors, child and adult behavior, social and physical environments, neighborhoods, family patterns, cultural differences and society expectations, means a complex context that can affect child safety directly, but also indirectly. The influence is not necessarily consistent, so predicting specific risk or protective factors can be difficult.


Input: [0] 7 [Features of a wicked problem] Every wicked problem is essentially unique [Tame problems (generic)] The problem can be solved by addressing it as other problems have been, most commonly by addressing the mechanism that causes the energy force that result in injury.

Output: Child injury at home has unique features compared to other injury problems because young children are vulnerable and are dependent on adults for their environment. In addition, young children have not developed the cognitive function and/or the mobility skills to mediate or moderate their environment safely.


Input: [0] 8 [Features of a wicked problem] Every wicked problem can be considered to be a symptom of another problem [Tame problems (generic)] The problem can be treated as a discrete event independent of others.

Output: Child home injury may reflect other existing problems: fatigue, stress, poverty, social deprivation, family dysfunction, lack of social support, lack of knowledge of parenting, child development, safety, risk or management.


Input: [0] 9 [Features of a wicked problem] The existence of a discrepancy representing a wicked problem can be explained in numerous ways. The choice of explanation determines the nature of the problem’s resolution [Tame problems (generic)] The problem can be presented and regardless of the perspective, there is little disagreement.

Output: While experts define the problem, others who are responsible for keeping children safe have differing views about what is acceptable or otherwise; ranging between over protection and lack of experience of managing risk, and the view that injury is how children learn to be safe and this should not be mediated by adults except in extreme cases.


Input: [0] 10 [Features of a wicked problem] The planner has no right to be wrong [Tame problems (generic)] The presentation of specific solutions to specific problems is proven by “scientific” evidence, and therefore considered to have been stringently tested. Other stakeholders are in accord.

Output: The complexity and interactive nature of the problem means that questions are unanswered by scientific processes. A lack of certainty in science, however, is not an excuse for doing nothing. Child injury can become an emotive issue in the public perception, either for too much or too little response at the individual or the population level.


Input: [Attribute] iname [Value] text [Description]

Output: Names the variable that is set with the index result of the selection


Input: [Attribute] ivalue [Value] text [Description]

Output: Sets the pre-selected option element


Input: [Attribute] multiple [Value] true false [Description]

Output: Sets whether multiple items can be selected. Default is "false"


Input: [Attribute] name [Value] text [Description]

Output: Names the variable that is set with the result of the selection


Input: [Attribute] tabindex [Value] number [Description]

Output: Sets the tabbing position for the select element


Input: [Attribute] title [Value] text [Description]

Output: Sets a title for the list


Input: [Attribute] value [Value] text [Description]

Output: Sets the default value of the variable in the "name" attribute


Input: [Attribute] xml:lang [Value] language_code [Description]

Output: Sets the language used in the element


Input: [Attribute] class [Value] class data [Description]

Output: Sets a class name for the element.


Input: [Attribute] id [Value] element ID [Description]

Output: A unique ID for the element.


Input: [Device] Processor [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] Screen [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] Optical Drive [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] Graphics [Comments] Use the i810 module [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] Sound [Comments] Use the snd-intel8x0 module [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] Ethernet [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] Wireless [Comments] Use the ipw2200 module [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] 56K Modem [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] USB [Compatibility]

Output: Yes

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: [Device] PCMCIA [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested

Toshiba Satellite A55 [Linux Laptop Wiki]


Input: LEA [State] Estimated Campuses in 2012-13 [CA] 1 [Authorizer Name]

Output: Authorizer Type

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: Yes [State] Application Criteria [CA] Yes [Authorizer Name]

Output: Contract

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: Yes [State] Applicant Interview [CA] Yes [Authorizer Name]

Output: Application Timeline

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: NR* [State] Five-Year Term Length [CA] NR* [Authorizer Name]

Output: External Expert Panel

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: Yes [State] Renewal Criteria Established [CA] Yes [Authorizer Name]

Output: Financial Audit of Each School

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: No [State] Annual Report to Schools [CA] No [Authorizer Name]

Output: Revocation Criteria Established

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: Yes [State] Mission [CA] No [Authorizer Name]

Output: Authorizing Staff

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: Unable to calculate [Authorizer Name]

Output: Index Total

California Charter Authorizers - National Association of Charter School Authorizers


Input: [Problem and Solutions] logical disk for 64-bit version [Initial] feature remove by Microsoft [Actions]

Output: detection added


Input: [Problem and Solutions] compile separate version for 64-bit version [Initial] test several times [Actions]

Output: compiled new and tested


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Registry redirection [Initial] write and update [Actions]

Output: code updated and tested


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Office Works Product Key Recovery [Initial] new feature [Actions]

Output: code added


Input: [Problem and Solutions] User rights while launching the program [Initial] code update [Actions]

Output: done


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Cannot find Video Codec option - XP [Initial] code update [Actions]

Output: code updated and tested


Input: [Problem and Solutions] Revision of Icons for Windows XP System Summary [Initial] find new icons and update the code [Actions]

Output: skipped for version 3


Input: [Problem and Solutions] recompile and test the updated 64-bit code [Actions]

Output: done


Input: [Problem and Solutions] office 2003 in 64 bit version for checking registry redirection code [Actions]

Output: checked


Input: [Description] Your order is being processed. [Status]

Output: Processing


Input: [Description] Your order has been despatched to the courier. For heavy and large products your order is ready to be despatched by our carrier. The carrier will contact you to arrange a suitable date for delivery. For Collect from store orders you will receive a further order status update when your item(s) are ready to collect (see below for more information on collect from store statuses) [Status]

Output: Despatched


Input: [Description] Your order has been cancelled due to stock availability, no payment has been taken. [Status]

Output: Cancelled Unable to fulfill payment reversal


Input: [Description] Your order has been cancelled due to stock availability. We have processed a refund to your payment card. [Status]

Output: Cancelled Unable to fulfil Payment refunded


Input: [Description] Your return has been received. However, due to goods being addressed to the incorrect warehouse there may be a short delay in your refund being processes while the goods are being re-directed. [Status]

Output: Return received


Input: [Description] Your order is ready for collection at your chosen store. Please note: You must collect your order within 14 days of receiving your notification email. [Status]

Output: Order ready for collection


Input: [Description] Your order has been collected. [Status]

Output: Collected


Input: [Description] We are processing your return. [Status]

Output: Return in progress


Input: [Description] We have processed your return. Please note: Some banks may take longer than others to process refunds. [Status]

Output: Return refund complete


Input: [Class] Connector [Description]

Output: Implementation of a Coyote connector.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Constants [Description]

Output: Static constants for this package.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CoyoteAdapter [Description]

Output: Implementation of a request processor which delegates the processing to a Coyote processor.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CoyoteInputStream [Description]

Output: This class handles reading bytes.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CoyoteOutputStream [Description]

Output: Coyote implementation of the servlet output stream.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CoyotePrincipal [Description]

Output: Generic implementation of java.security.Principal that is used to represent principals authenticated at the protocol handler level.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CoyoteReader [Description]

Output: Coyote implementation of the buffered reader.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] CoyoteWriter [Description]

Output: Coyote implementation of the servlet writer.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] InputBuffer [Description]

Output: The buffer used by Tomcat request.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] OutputBuffer [Description]

Output: The buffer used by Tomcat response.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Request [Description]

Output: Wrapper object for the Coyote request.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] RequestFacade [Description]

Output: Facade class that wraps a Coyote request object.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Response [Description]

Output: Wrapper object for the Coyote response.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ResponseFacade [Description]

Output: Facade class that wraps a Coyote response object.

org.apache.catalina.connector (Apache Tomcat 8.0.24 API Documentation)

Class Summary


Input: [How the button functions] Prompts Evolution to send and receive all email. [Button]

Output: Send/Receive

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Opens a new email message dialog box. [Button]

Output: New

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Replies to the person who has sent you an email. [Button]

Output: Reply

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Replies to everyone who was included in the email that you have received. [Button]

Output: Reply to All

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Forwards the email message to another person. [Button]

Output: Forward

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Prints the email. [Button]

Output: Print

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Deletes the message. [Button]

Output: Delete

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Marks the email as junk. [Button]

Output: Junk

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Cancels whatever Evolution was doing. [Button]

Output: Cancel

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Moves to the previous email in your folder. [Button]

Output: Previous

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [How the button functions] Moves to the next email in your folder. [Button]

Output: Next

F11 User Guide - Communications - FedoraProject


Input: [0] Terms [Lease] Lease terms are usually between 2 to 4 years. [Loan]

Output: Loan contracts are usually signed for 4 to 6 years.

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Input: [0] Type of Vehicle [Lease] The shorter term and lower monthly payment of a lease agreement allow you to drive a new and more expensive vehicle every 2 to 4 years. [Loan]

Output: Higher monthly payments make driving a new or expensive vehicle every 2 to 4 years unpractical.

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Input: [0] Ownership [Lease] Unless you decide to purchase, you must return the vehicle at the end of the lease. [Loan]

Output: You own the vehicle.

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Input: [0] Up-Front Costs [Lease] Up-front costs include a monthly payment, security deposit, down payment, taxes and registration fees. If you take into consideration the total cost of the vehicle and the monthly payment you want, the sum is usually less than the up-front costs of purchasing. [Loan]

Output: Up-front costs include down payment, taxes, registration fees, and other charges. This amount is usually larger when compared to lease, especially if you want an expensive vehicle with low to moderate monthly payments.

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Input: [0] Monthly Payments [Lease] Monthly payments are calculated based on the vehicle's depreciation during the lease term, rent charges, taxes, and other fees. Lease payments are usually lower than loan payments. [Loan]

Output: Monthly loan payments are based on the total amount of purchase price, plus interest charges, taxes and other fees.

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Input: [0] Insurance [Lease] The insurance premium is usually higher [Loan]

Output: The insurance premium is usually lower.

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Input: [0] Early Termination [Lease] You are responsible for early termination charges, as stipulated in the lease contract. [Loan]

Output: You are responsible for paying off the loan.

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Input: [0] Vehicle Return [Lease] You need to return the vehicle at the end of the lease. There may be some end-of-lease charges. [Loan]

Output: You keep the car.

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Input: [0] Future Value [Lease] The lesser bears the risk of the vehicle's future market value. [Loan]

Output: If you decide to sell or trade-in the vehicle at the end of the loan term, the risk is yours.

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Input: [0] Maintenance [Lease] You are responsible for the maintenance of the vehicle during the lease term. [Loan]

Output: You are responsible for the maintenance of the vehicle.

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Input: [0] Mileage [Lease] Most leases impose a vehicle mileage limit. There will be extra charges if actual mileage exceeds the contract limit when you return the vehicle. [Loan]

Output: No limit.

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Input: [0] Excess Wear [Lease] You might need to pay extra charges when you return the vehicle if the lessor determines that vehicle wear and tear is over the contract limit. [Loan]

Output: No limit. Like mileage, however, more wear and tear equals lower resale or trade-in value for your vehicle.

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Input: [0] End of Term [Lease] At the end of lease, you can return the vehicle and walk away, lease another vehicle or purchase it for the residual value. [Loan]

Output: The vehicle is yours.

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Input: [Switch] -e [Description]

Output: extract only, do not install; will extract the archive to ~/ unless -o is used.

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Input: [Switch] -g [Description]

Output: extract image data from header; commonly used for GUI installations

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Input: [Switch] -i [Description]

Output: display information about this PBI file

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Input: [Switch] -o outdir [Description]

Output: specify the directory to use when only extracting the PBI with -e

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Input: [Switch] --checkscript [Description]

Output: display any custom scripts used in the installation/removal of this PBI file; recommended if the PBI file is suspect in any way

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Input: [Switch] --no-checksig [Description]

Output: skip the openssl signature verification of the PBI data

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Input: [Switch] --no-hash [Description]

Output: disable using the shared hash directory which uses hard links to share files between applications

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Input: Total Loss No total loss reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

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Input: Structural Damage No structural damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

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Input: Airbag Deployment No airbag deployment reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

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Input: Odometer Check No indication of an odometer rollback. [Owner 1] No Issues Indicated [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Indicated

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Input: Accident / Damage No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

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Input: Manufacturer Recall Check with an authorized BMW dealer for any open recalls. [Owner 1] Ask Your Dealer [Owner 2]

Output: Ask Your Dealer

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Input: Basic Warranty Original warranty estimated to have expired. [Owner 1] Warranty Expired [Owner 2]

Output: Warranty Expired

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Input: [Description] Gets or sets the algorithm for the interior point method solver. [Name]

Output: Algorithm


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the numerical accuracy to use during the solve process. (Inherited from Directive.) [Name]

Output: Arithmetic


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the gap tolerance for the interior point method solver. [Name]

Output: GapTolerance


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the iteration count limit. [Name]

Output: IterationLimit


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the maximum number of goals to use. (Inherited from Directive.) [Name]

Output: MaximumGoalCount


Input: [Description] Specifies the level of pre-solve the InteriorPointSolverwill apply. -1 is the default value and implies automatically pre-solve, 0 means no pre-solve, >0 full pre-solve. [Name]

Output: PresolveLevel


Input: [Description] The type of matrix ordering to apply. [Name]

Output: SymbolicOrdering


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the time limit. (Inherited from Directive.) [Name]

Output: TimeLimit


Input: [Description] Gets or sets the time to wait for a result after timeout is reached. (Inherited from Directive.) [Name]

Output: WaitLimit