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"content": "<doc> ADVERTENCIA \n Peligro de lesión personal. La línea de muestra contiene agua a alta presión que puede \n quemar la piel si está caliente. Solo personal cualificado debe eliminar la presión de \n agua y debe llevar un equipo de protección personal durante este procedimiento. \n AVISO \n No permita que el agua entre en el compartimento para cubetas o el instrumento se dañará. Antes \n de instalar el módulo de limpieza automática en el instrumento, asegúrese de que no haya fugas \n de agua. Asegúrese de que todos los tubos estén correctamente colocados. Asegúrese de que la \n tuerca de la cubeta esté apretada. \n AVISO \n Coloque en posición vertical la unidad de limpieza automática cuando esté instalada en el \n instrumento; de lo contrario, la cubeta podría romperse. Si la cubeta se rompe, el agua entrará en \n el compartimento para cubetas y el instrumento se dañará. \n Desconecte la alimentación del controlador. Si el turbidímetro no tiene los tubos ensamblados, siga \n los pasos que se ilustran en las imágenes 1A a 7A. Si el turbidímetro tiene los tubos ensamblados, \n siga los pasos que se ilustran en las imágenes 1B a 10B. Realice una prueba de fugas después de \n conectar los tubos del módulo de limpieza. Asegúrese de que no hay fugas de agua y, a \n continuación, instale el módulo de limpieza en el turbidímetro. \n Si debe cumplir requisitos de limpieza más estrictos, sustituya la rasqueta de cubeta de silicona por \n una rasqueta de cubeta de fibra. Consulte Sustitución de la rasqueta en la página 52. \n Los tubos los proporciona el usuario. Consulte Piezas de repuesto y accesorios en la página 53. \n 42 Español </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Mizoram Educational Journal Vol. VII Issue 1& 2 \n 3. Since the school are very much in need of teachers who are expert on Mathematics \n braille and Hindi braille, the school authority should find a way to engage teachers \n qualified on this. \n Conclusion \n The Integrated Blind School is run by the church i.e The Salvation Army. The institution \n never receive grant either from the Central or State Government. The only monetary assistance \n the school receive is from some government officials, visitors and other well-wishers. However \n the school is fortunate as it receives lots of literature on English Braille with free of cost from \n different parts of the country and abroad. \n The blind students receive scholarship, reader allowance and transport allowance from \n Mizoram Scholarship Board. In addition, Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan provides stipend, free \n textbooks and school uniform allowances to the blind students. Mizoram Board of School \n Education (MBSE) also give scribe allowances to blind students during H.S.L.C. and H.S.S.L.C \n final examinations. \n The Salvation Army Integrated School for the Blind, Kolasib plays an important role \n for the future of blind students in Mizoram. Knowing the problems and challenges faced by \n the blind students due to lack of school textbooks in Braille, the Social Welfare and Tribal \n Affairs Department, Government of Mizoram is taking initiative to set up Braille press for \n the blind which is expected to function shortly. \n Integrated School for the Blind has created larger public awareness among the public \n and also the educated section of the society in accepting the abilities of the blind students. \n Moreover, the successful functioning of the Salvation Army Integrated School for the Blind \n enables the government officials, social workers and the general public to recognize the \n ability and hidden talents of various categories of persons with disabilities in Mizoram. This \n has resulted in the establishment of various Schools and Rehabilitation Centres for other \n category of persons with disabilities in Mizoram. \n It may be appropriate to highlight the successful students who have passed out from the \n Integrated Blind School and now who are employed at various Government departments as \n mentioned below:- \n 1. Eight (8) are employed as telephone operator in the PHE Department. \n 2. One each of telephone operators in the department of PWD, SAD and P&E \n 3. One 4th grade employee in the H&FW Department. \n 4. One teacher in the Middle School under School Education Department. \n 5. One Assistant Professor in a College under Higher and Technical Education Department. \n The establishment of various Blind and other Disabled Organizations in Mizoram after \n 2010 can be regarded as the positive outcome. With the increase in the population year by \n 62 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Interpersonal orientation \n As FuelEd focuses on a client-centered therapeutic stance, this does \n not mean that the counselor is disengaged. It becomes imperative for \n the counselor to communicate understanding through the empathic \n connection. A common misconception about non-directive therapy is \n that the counselor merely parrots back what the client has said. Non- \n directive therapy is not inactive but requires specific attunement to \n the client, your own self-awareness and congruence, and an ability to \n be present to the here-and-now experience. The counselor is charged \n with a high level of responsibility of communicating understanding to \n the client without driving the agenda. </doc>"
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"content": "Many of these sites are close \n together, further skewing how much intervisibility there is among all sites. Secondly, these calculations \n were based on a digital elevation model representing bare earth topography, meaning no tree cover. \n Without knowing the extent and location of forests in the past, it makes this exercise less useful. Because \n of these considerations, identifying where the widest views of the river are located and comparing it to \n known site locations may prove more useful in examining the role of sight in the Rappahannock. \n Using the methodology developed for identifying places with the widest views of the landscape, a \n number of places have been identified that could be considered particularly advantageous (Figure 38). As \n stated within this methodology, certain considerations were taking in regard to emulating environmental \n conditions. The most notable places (from west to east) are listed below: \n The land above Cleve Marsh west of Port Royal; \n The Nanzatico Indian Town site at the Land’s End Wildlife Management Area; \n Portobago Bay; \n The south side of the Rappahannock River at Devil’s Elbow to the east of Portobago; \n From Leedstown to Fones Cliffs; \n The land west of and opposite Fones Cliffs by Beverly Marsh; \n Near the mouth of Mt. Landing Creek at Mallory’s Point; \n Naylor’s Beach northwest of Cat Point Creek; \n Near Ferry Point at about the crossing of Route 360 as it leads from the Northern Neck to \n Tappahannock; and \n The mouth of Piscataway Creek. \n 104 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> [69] A. Porretta, P. Souplet, Analysis of the loss of boundary condition for a viscous \n Hamilton-Jacobi equation, Ann. I. H. Poincar´e -AN 34 (2017), 1913-1923. \n [70] A. Porretta, E. Zuazua, Numerical hypocoercivity for the Kolmogorov equation, \n Math. of Comp. 86 (2017), 97-119. \n [71] Y. Achdou, A. Porretta, Mean field games with congestion, Ann. I. H. Poincar´e \n -AN 35 (2018), 443-480. \n [72] M.Magliocca, A.Porretta, Local and global time decay for parabolic equations with \n superlinear first order terms, Proc. of the London Math. Soc. 118 (2018), 473- \n 542. \n [73] A. Porretta, On the turnpike property in mean field games, Minimax Theory \n and Appl. 3 (2018), 285-312. \n [74] P. Cardaliaguet, A. Porretta, Long time behavior of the master equation in mean \n field games, Analysis and PDE 12 (2019), 1397-1454. \n [75] A. Porretta, P. Souplet, Blow-up and regularization rates, loss and recovery of \n boundary conditions for the superquadratic viscous Hamilton-Jacobi equation, J. \n Math. Pures et Appl., to appear (preprint arxiv: 1811.01612). \n [76] A. Porretta, M. Ricciardi, Mean field games under invariance conditions for the \n state space, Comm. P.D.E., to appear (preprint arxiv: 1903.06491). \n [77] C. Orrieri, A. Porretta, G. Savar´e, A variational approach to the mean field \n planning problem, J. Funct. Anal., to appear (preprint arxiv: 1807.09874). \n [78] A. Porretta, On the regularity of the total variation minimizers, Comm. Con- \n temp. Math., to appear. \n 14 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ISMS 2021 Resilience, Cohesion, Disruption \n is used in comparing advantages between different fleet architecture models from \n conventional, ship centric model to a nodal network of unmanned platforms. In the \n multi-criteria evaluation, criteria levels of alternatives are determined based on available \n open-source information of the current state of development in unmanned surface \n vessels and the available information of operating current, conventional littoral fleet \n architectures. \n Viidalepp, Auli, University of Tartu, Estonia, What happens in a language transformer? A \n semiotic perspective on the reception of GPT-3 op-ed in The Guardian \n The general theory of meaning has developed in parallel and in dialogue with the \n 20th century developments of artificial intelligence. Michael Polanyi’s concept of tacit \n knowing (1958, 1966) or the idea that ‘we can know more than we can tell’ was — at \n least partly — a reaction to the Dartmouth 1956 conference that coined the AI concept. \n Polanyi’s recognition of the kind of knowledge before and beyond the capacity of \n codification or verbal-linguistic mediation is still perplexing AI researchers. Eco (in A \n Theory of Semiotics, 1976) proposed the s-code as a systemic-structural elementary \n model for a semiotic view of signal-based ‘grammar’. At the same time, Doede Nauta (in \n The Meaning of Information, 1972) had already drawn the signal—symbol-semiosis \n distinction. The early symbolic AI departs from the (rooted-in-structuralism) idea that \n language (in the form of externalised speech acts) can contain knowledge (or \n denotations and connotations). Expert systems are still concerned with expressing \n explicit knowledge in a way that can be processed in a computational device/manner. In \n connectionist AI, algorithmic systems are prompted to generate their own statistical \n quasi-significations within the black boxes of the neural networks. All of this, however, \n does not bring us any closer to capturing Polanyi’s tacit knowledge, and generally, all AI \n systems are stuck behind the basic understanding of semiotics: the meaning is not to be \n found in the structure. There have been enormous advances in language-transformer \n models that enable statistical analysis of co-ocurring words (word prediction), and text \n generation. Both are useful for example in machine translation, as well as in production \n of complex human-like texts such as the GPT-3 op-ed published in The Guardian in \n September 2020. Text generators such as GPT-3 can be used as useful tools by writers or \n web developers, but they also produce an array of problems, making it possibly easier to \n generate fake news or radical manifestos. However, the reception of GPT-3-produced \n op-ed also demonstrates the difficulties for human readers to distinguish a machine- \n produced text, and the difficulties to perceive it as a synthetic text even when the reader \n knows of its origins. \n The presentation aims to outline a number of issues that emerged in the public \n reception of the GPT-3 op-ed and analyse them from a semiotic perspective. That is, to \n separate the levels of syntax (structure) and semantics (meaning), to pinpoint the \n author(s) of a collaboratively edited synthetic text, and to explain how it may be too \n easy for humans to attribute a ‘personality’ to a text that uses first-person deictic \n vocabulary. \n For corrections, please contact last-d@rmc.ca (version 1.1) \n 94 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Accommodating need and demand for new homes in the Greater Dundee Housing Market Area \n Greater Dundee Housing Market Area Providing a sustainable growth strategy Invergowrie is constrained by the River Tay to the south \n Housing market areas tell us where most house moves The approved TAYplan (2012) focuses the majority of and the James Hutton Institute Strategic Development \n start and end within the same area. The Greater new development in the Dundee Core Area and, in Area to the west. \n Dundee Housing Market Area is the only one in the particular the Dundee City part. The identified need Accommodating all of the identified need and demand \n TAYplan area covering parts of more than one council and demand for new homes could be accommodated for new homes in this area would require Perth & \n (see maps below). The Housing Need and Demand by the present strategy in all parts of the Greater Kinross Council to allocate new housing sites in villages \n Assessment (2013) has identified need and demand for Dundee Housing Market Area with the exception of the and the countryside. This does not reflect the approved \n each council part of this housing market area. Perth & Kinross part. TAYplan (2012) Policy 1 (locational priorities) and also \n Greater Dundee Housing Market Area Maps In the Dundee City, Angus and North Fife parts the Policy 5C; which makes a presumption against land \n scale of identified need and demand is less than releases in the surroundings of Dundee and Perth Core \n presently planned levels. The respective Local Plans Areas, including along the Carse of Gowrie. Both of \n already have an established land supply capable of these policies are not proposed to change. \n accommodating the majority of this growth. Potential changes to respond to these issues \n North Fife part of the Greater Dundee Housing Market Accommodating 35 of the 40 homes per year for the \n Area Perth & Kinross part elsewhere in the Dundee Core \n Tayport, Newport and Wormit in North Fife are a small Area would better reflect the strategy. The remaining 5 \n part of Dundee Core Area. Large scale expansion homes per year (100 over the 20 year plan period) \n beyond what is already allocated in the St. Andrews provide for some local house building in this area. The \n and East Fife Local Plan (2012) is not envisaged and 35 homes per year would be accommodated in \n would not reflect the strategy. In this area there is neighbouring Dundee City. This is the only reasonable \n already sufficient housing land to meet identified need alternative way to meet identified need and demand \n and demand for new homes in the first 12 years of the and deliver the Plan’s strategy. \n next TAYplan. Delivering sustainable growth \n Perth & Kinross part of the Greater Dundee Housing Approved TAYplan Policy 5B already provides the \n Market Area appropriate flexibility for Dundee City to accommodate \n In the Perth & Kinross part of the Greater Dundee more housing than planned for. The continuation of \n Housing Market Area there is an identified need and this flexibility enables effective housing land within \n demand for 40 homes per year. This area is Dundee City to meet identified need and demand, \n characterised by small villages and prime agricultural rather than less sustainable locations. Therefore, \n land. The only principal settlement is Invergowrie; part where a planning authority deem a site non-effective \n of the Dundee Core Area identified in approved and consider there is no appropriate alternative site(s), \n TAYplan (2012) Policy 1. then this provision is to be met in Dundee City with a \n © Crown copyright and database rights Ordnance Survey license number focus on regenerating brownfield land. \n 100053960 (2014) \n 33 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Policy Department B: Structural and Cohesion Policies \n ____________________________________________________________________________________________ \n 3.4.5 Reasons for different scope of FEI use among Member States \n There are substantial differences in FEI use among MS. These are mainly due to differences \n in the financial markets' operations in different countries and diverging traditions and socio- \n economic conditions that affect how and to what extent FEIs are deployed. \n The level of development and innovation in financial markets varies among MS. The \n ability of SMEs to obtain finance is seen as their ‘most pressing problem’ (for example, in \n the European Commission’s 2011 SME access to finance survey), but this too differs \n between countries. In some, the most important obstacle to a firm obtaining a loan is \n simply that financing is not available at all (EC 2011b: 79); elsewhere, it may be limited by \n the collateral demanded in exchange for finance, the variable expertise in local branches to \n assess business prospects, the lack of a tradition of banking support for local enterprises, \n or simply the physical absence of local banks (Ward 2012). There are also differences in the \n innovation capacity of financial markets and the demand for financial support for \n investment. Moreover, the venture capital markets diverge across countries. \n There appears to be a market gap and need for public support in countries where financial \n markets are less developed. However, there is no close relationship between the apparent \n extent of banking support for small enterprises and the share of ERDF devoted to loans. \n Also, there is only a weak relationship between innovative capacity and the share of ERDF \n devoted to venture capital (Ward 2012). \n Some MS have both well-developed financial markets and a long tradition of public support \n for SMEs, but these are largely absent in others (Technopolis 2011: 38-40, Ward 2012). \n The impact of this on SF co-financed FEIs has two dimensions. First, FEI use under \n Cohesion Policy may not be attractive because such instruments are already considered \n sufficiently provided for under domestic arrangements. Accordingly, some MAs have \n considered that it makes more sense to draw on existing expertise and structures rather \n than setting up a parallel institutional framework (Michie and Wishlade 2011:22). \n Paradoxically, the absence of well-developed financial markets or traditions of public \n support for SMEs may also discourage the uptake of FEIs by MAs owing to lack of expertise \n and experience – indeed, this is one of the main reasons given for not using FEIs, \n especially in the EU 12 countries (Ward 2012). \n Furthermore, as the use of FEIs has been new for many MS, grants have been preferred by \n policy-makers over FEIs. Also, the difficulties of incorporating wider objectives into financial \n engineering schemes as well as their unsuitability for projects which do not generate \n returns or for particular types of investments, such as RTD and innovation (Ward 2012), \n has prevented their use. \n 3.5 Beyond Cohesion Policy \n 3.5.1 FEIs outside Cohesion Policy \n FEIs operating within Cohesion Policy programmes sit alongside a range of other initiatives \n and instruments at EU level, and operating domestically within EU MS. Table 10 below \n outlines some of the EU-level initiatives which provide FEIs. Close examination of these \n measures is beyond the scope of this study; however, it is important to note that similar \n measures operate in other areas of EU policy and that there is considerable experience with \n such measures in a number of MS. \n 44 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 33 \n • Creating community involvement. • New technologies, flexible production. \n • Local economic development (LED). • Existence of well-developed information-rich \n and knowledge-rich environments. \n • Strategies. Learning from each other. \n • More innovative and higher growth-rates in \n • No one city is uniquely successful. \n high-tech industries. \n • Existing business base supported. \n • Concentration of decision-making power in \n • Good governance to mobilise energy. urban areas. \n • Knowledge-based production, decision reform. • Knowledge-based production. Large and rapidly \n Stakeholders together. growing urban middle class. \n • Brand building and marketing planning. • Successful conflict management. \n • Degree of dominance of the central city. • Increasing importance of non-material values: \n arts and culture. \n • Control of externalities. \n • Spatial-economic conditions. \n • Innovation and technological change. \n • Ability in strategy and implementation. \n • From short term to longer term in planning. \n • The most successful strategies have been \n • Repositioning of economic urban policies. developed during economic growth. \n • Branding as a cluster challenge. • Administrative-political objectives. \n • Brain circulation for new values. • Making power, conflict management. \n Factors are drawn and modified, for example, from the following sources: Cushman et al. (2002) European \n Cities Monitor 2002 (www.cushmanwakefield.com); Clark (2002); Barcleys (2002); Wirtschaftswoche (2002) \n 8.8.2002, Empirica Delasasse: Europas Städte im Vergleich; Jensen-Butler (1997); Gold & Ward (1994); Berg \n et al. (1993); Sanchez (1997). \n 2.2 Place Marketing \n The essence of professional marketing is not always understood correctly, even in many \n corporations that are regarded as experts in marketing. Contemporary marketing is a holistic \n process, and should have presence in all the functions of the organisation. The core of the \n marketing concept is understanding customer needs and wants (Gummesson 1999: 8; Rainisto \n 2000b). Marketing’s contribution is to organise effectively the use of the resources to achieve \n the overall targets. The basic idea in all marketing is to solve customers´ problems by \n producing added value, while the creation of the customer satisfaction should be the \n responsibility of the whole organisation (Weilbacher 1993: 43, 189; also de Chernatony 2000: \n 4, 8-9; Kotler 1997). Firms compete with services, not physical products (e.g. Grönroos \n 2000). \n It is a very important strategic decision for a place to start systematic place marketing. This is \n also a matter of resources, because there must be sufficient organising capacity. In a city-region </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Cat MineStar Technology Products \n Detect Vision \n Operators often cannot see if another machine or Vision for surface equipment offers multiple camera \n vehicle is too close for safe operation. Detect helps capabilities, allowing operators to manually select the \n alleviate this potential safety hazard and can also be view or views they need on the in-cab display to see \n configured to provide valuable information about site what is happening close to their machines. Certain \n conditions and other assets work ing in the area. Vision kits are configurable for manual or rotating \n camera views. In underground applications, cameras \n At the most basic level, Detect enhances your opera- \n are able to identify people and can follow them as they \n tors’ awareness of the immediate environment around \n move along the working face. Built-in intelligence \n their equipment. A simple touch screen display alerts \n capabilities enable the system to span multiple cameras \n operators when radars indicate that objects have entered \n and combine images to create a continuous, real-time \n critical areas near the machine. The system allows a \n view of tracked personnel. \n quick visual check of these areas whenever the opera- \n tor wants one. Object Detection \n Object Detection is designed for machines ranging \n Additional capability packages enable Detect to \n from large mining and quarry trucks to machines such \n alert the operator to pre-programmed avoidance zones, \n as wheel loaders and motor graders. This robust sys- \n known site hazards and speed limits. Positional infor- \n tem builds on Vision by adding radars to provide opti- \n mation from Detect can also provide valuable feedback \n mal awareness around the machine and notification \n to central office systems and mine site managers. \n when an object is detected. With both audible and \n Detect capability packages include: visual indications, Object Detection helps prevent \n work area injuries caused by limited awareness. Using \n ● Vision — Vision offers multiple camera capabilities, \n a combination of radars, cameras, and a high-resolu- \n allowing operators to select the view or views they \n tion touch screen display, operators can view the areas \n need on the in-cab display to see what is happen ing \n immediately surrounding their machine, helping to \n close to their machines. \n prevent collisions and accidents. \n ● Object Detection — Object Detection adds radars \n Object Detection is highly integrated with the spe- \n while reducing areas of limited visibility and increas- \n cific machine configuration to optimize radar and \n ing perimeter awareness. This robust system is scalable \n camera coverage. The system has been calibrated to \n to site needs and machine types, providing optimal \n provide appropriate fields of view and range. Unlike \n awareness around equipment. \n basic camera systems, Object Detection provides oper- \n ● Proximity Awareness — Proximity Awareness adds ators with audible and visual types of warnings that \n GNSS capabilities allowing Detect to display the loca- enable the operator to make informed decisions when \n tions of other equipment at all times. It also allows moving or operating the machine. This system alerts \n pre-programmed information — such as avoidance the operator when an object is in close proximity so 31 \n zones, hazards and speed limits — to be displayed they can decide if action needs to be taken to avoid it. \n in the cab. Incidents are captured in the office and \n are available for reporting and playback. \n ● Personnel — Personnel enhances safety of longwall \n operations through the use of locator tags. Individuals \n wearing tags are identified via programmed infor- \n mation such as ID and job role. The tags work with \n the roof support control system to stop movement if \n the presence of a tagged individual is in close prox- \n imity to moving equipment. \n Edition 46 31-21 \n PPHHBB--SSeecc3311--1166..iinndddd 2211 1122//44//1155 1111::2233 AAMM </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 130 CHAPTER7. DIFFERENTIATION \n 7.5 Applications of the Mean Value Theorem \n In the following sections, the standard notion of higher order derivatives \n is used. To make this precise, suppose f is defined on an interval I. The \n function f itself can be written f(0). If f is differentiable, then f is written \n ′ \n f(1). Continuinginductively,ifn ω, f(n) existson I and x D(f(n)),then \n 0 \n ∈ ∈ \n f(n+1)(x ) = df(n)(x )/dx. \n 0 0 \n 7.5.1 Taylor’sTheorem \n ThemotivationbehindTaylor’stheoremistheattempttoapproximateafunc- \n tion f nearanumber abyapolynomial. Thepolynomialofdegree 0which \n does the best job is clearly p (x) = f(a). The best polynomial of degree 1 \n 0 \n is the tangent line to the graph of the function p (x) = f(a)+ f (a)(x a). \n 1 ′ \n − \n Continuing in this way, we approximate f near a by the polynomial p of \n n \n degree n such that f(k)(a) = p(k) (a) for k = 0,1,...,n. A simple induction \n n \n argumentshowsthat \n p (x) = \n ∑n f(k)(a) \n (x a)k. (7.6) \n n \n k! − \n k=0 \n Thisisthewell-knownTaylorpolynomialfor f at a. \n Manystudentsleavecalculuswiththemistakenimpressionthat(7.6)is \n the important part of Taylor’s theorem. But, the important part of Taylor’s \n theoremisthefactthatinmanycasesitispossibletodeterminehowlargen \n mustbetoachieveadesiredaccuracyintheapproximationof f;i.e.,theerror \n termistheimportantpart. \n Theorem7.18(Taylor’sTheorem). If f isafunctionsuchthat f, f ,..., f(n) are \n ′ \n continuouson[a,b]and f(n+1) existson(a,b),thenthereisac (a,b)suchthat \n ∈ \n f(b) = \n ∑n f(k)(a) \n (b a)k+ \n f(n+1)(c) \n (b a)n+1. \n k! − (n+1)! − \n k=0 \n Lettheconstant bedefinedby \n Proof. α \n f(b) = \n ∑n f(k)(a) \n (b a)k+ \n α \n (b a)n+1 (7.7) \n k! − (n+1)! − \n k=0 \n 5 \n March20,2023 ©LeeLarson(Lee.Larson@Louisville.edu) \n March20,2023 http://math.louisville.edu/ lee/ira \n ∼ </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> SCALE DRAWINGS \n D D F \n M M \n 200517ABKA 200517ABKB 200517AKIT \n RATING \n Part number \n 200517ABKA \n 200517ABKB \n TECHNICAL DATA \n A B C D E F Dimensions Assembly Part number \n 15.3 4.85 33.9 52.68 – – Bone M (medium) 200517ABKA \n 15.3 4.85 33.9 52.68 – – Bone M (medium) 200517ABKB \n – – – – 38.5 62.2 Kit (Bone) – 200517AKIT I \n – – – – 44 62.2 Kit (Bone) – 200517AKIT II \n Measurements A – D in mm \n www.mtcon.eu \n A \n C \n B \n A \n C \n B \n E </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 1534 The JESUITS (Society of Jesus), a religious order, is founded by Ignatius Loyola. This \n highly disciplined group of priests became the Vatican’s CIA. Its stated purpose was to destroy \n the influence of the Protestant Reformation, infiltrate the Protestant universities and the \n governments of Europe and bring the Protestants back under the authority of the Pope. \n 1536 William Tyndale is burned at the stake. This great Bible scholar was a leader in the \n Reformation in England. He was the first to translate the New Testament from the Greek \n manuscripts into the English language. In response to one of his critics he had said, “I defy \n the pope and all his laws; if God spare my life, ere many years I will cause the boy that driveth \n the plough in England to know more of the Scriptures than thou doest.\" His translation was \n completed while he was in exile in Germany. Copies of Tyndale’s New Testament were \n smuggled into England. Christians caught with a copy of Tyndale’s Bible were persecuted, and \n many were killed. Tyndale himself sealed his service to Jesus Christ with his own blood. He was \n betrayed to the authorities by a false friend, imprisoned in Brussels, Belgium for 18 months and \n then strangled and burned. His last words were, “Lord, open the King of England’s eyes.” \n 1536 The Inquisition begins in Portugal, controlled by the Jesuits. Almost 2,000 people were \n burned at the stake in Portugal and many more were imprisoned or forced to “convert”. \n The main victims were Jews. The Portuguese Inquisition extended into Portugal’s colonies. \n In one such colony, Goa, India, the Inquisition (1560 – 1812) was especially bloody and violent. \n As a result, Goa was decimated of Protestants, Jews, Hindus and Muslims, as attested to by this \n Portuguese historian. “...The inquisition, this tribunal of fire, thrown on the surface of the globe for the \n scourge of humanity, this horrible institution, which will eternally cover with shame its authors, fixed \n its brutal domicile in the fertile plains of the Hindustan. On seeing the monster everyone fled and \n disappeared, Moguls, Arabs, Persians, Armenians, and Jews. The Indians even ...astounded to see the \n God of Christianism more cruel than that of Mohammed, deserted the territory of the Portuguese \n and went to the lands of the Muslims ...In this fashion the fields and cities became deserted...” \n [Memoirs of Judges Magalhães and Lousada: (Vol 2, Annaes Marítimos e Coloniais, page 59, \n Nova Goa 1859), cited in “Memoirs of Goa” by Alfredo DeMello] \n 1542 Pope Paul III establishes the Universal Inquisition in Rome. The dreaded Inquisition \n was renewed as one more weapon against the Protestants. It was put into the hands of \n Dominican priests to try suspected “heretics” - who were never given the benefit of legal \n counsel. In 1588, Pope Sixtus V made the Office of the Inquisition permanent, naming it, “The \n Sacred Congregation, the Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Inquisition.” It continues to operate \n today but its name was changed in 1967 to something more innocent sounding: “The \n Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith.” The current Pope, Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger), \n was formerly the director of the Office of the Inquisition. \n 25 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> HOW A MEDICAL DOCTOR DOCTORS HISTORY \n on China and as a consultant for businesses and government \n agencies. \n (Columbia Education Resources Online \n http://cero.columbia. edu/help/authors.html) \n The other, Anne Thurston, a self-claimed ‘independent scholar’, is a \n consultant to the National Endowment for Democracy and host of \n Views and Perspectiveson Voice of America (Johns Hopkins University \n http://apps.sais-jhu.edu/faculty_bios/faculty_bio1. php?ID=56). \n The book \n The Private Life of Chairman Mao is supposedly written by Mao’s \n personal physician of 22 years and close confidant. Simultaneously \n published by Random House in English and the Chinese Times \n Publishing Company of Taipei in Chinese, the book purports to reveal \n Mao’s private life, and to denounce the Mao era as an unmitigated \n disaster under the dictatorship of an evil monster. That the publication \n of this book has such a purpose is confirmed by the review headlines \n ‘The tyrant Mao as told by his doctor (Bernstein 1994), ‘Unmasking the \n monster’ (Mirsky 1994), ‘Mao the monster (Elegant 1994) and ‘The \n emperor has no clothes: Mao’s doctor reveals the naked truth’ (Wills \n 1994). The book was highly acclaimed by prominent academics like \n Lucian Pye, who thinks ‘this work has tremendous value’ (DeBorja and \n Dong 1996: 2), and Andrew Nathan, who in his Foreword praises the \n book’s ‘unique’ and ‘most revealing’ value. \n For those who are familiar with the literature in Chinese, there was \n in fact very little that was really new in the book when it hit the West- \n ern market. For the significant figures and events described in Li’s \n book, memoirs and biographies published previously in China and \n Hong Kong have revealed as much, if not more. For instance, it was \n widely claimed in published volumes that Mao behaved like an \n emperor and almost every word of his was taken as an imperial edict. \n Decisions were made by personal whim and those around him were \n expected to pick up the pieces afterwards. Jiang Qing was hysterical, \n paranoid, unpredictable and vicious. Because she was Mao’s wife, \n even top-ranking CCP leaders tried not to offend her. Lin Biao was \n presented as being chronically sick and having used every opportu- \n nity to praise Mao so that he could gain more power. Zhou Enlai was \n depicted as acting subserviently to Mao so as to save his own skin. \n The ‘Hundred Flowers’ campaign was Mao’s plot to lure the intellec- \n tuals out so that he could strike them as ‘rightists’. The Great Leap \n Forward was Mao’s personal fantasy, which led to the death of \n millions as result of starvation. The Cultural Revolution was a power \n [ 99 ] </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Щодо обмеження обігу пластикових \n пакетів на території України \n З 10 грудня 2021 року частково введено в дію Закон України «Про обмеження обігу пластикових \n пакетів на території України» (надалі – Закон). \n Починаючи з цієї дати суб’єкти господарювання не мають права розповсюджувати пластикові \n пакети безоплатно, крім зазначених в Законі виключень, а саме: надтонких пластикових \n пакетів шириною до 225 міліметрів (без бокових складок), глибиною до 345 міліметрів (з \n урахуванням бокових складок), довжиною до 450 міліметрів (з урахуванням ручок), що \n призначені для пакування та/або транспортування свіжої риби, м’яса та продуктів із них, \n сипучих продуктів, льоду та розповсюджуються в об’єктах роздрібної торгівлі як первинна \n упаковка та біорозкладних пластикових пакетів. \n Однак, чинним законодавством України, не встановлено обов’язку суб’єктів господарювання \n розповсюджувати безоплатно пластикові пакети, які зазначені в Законі як виключення. \n Пластикові пакети є товаром. Право на вільне регулювання цін на товари (крім тих, що врегульовані \n державою), надано суб'єктам господарювання статтями 6, 12, 189, 190 Господарського \n кодексу України. \n Прошу взяти до уваги, що ціна, яка встановлена підприємством на пластикові пакети є \n мінімальною, з урахуванням вимог податкового законодавства щодо ПДВ. \n Таким чином, продаж пакетів для первісної упаковки є повністю законним. \n З повагою, \n Директор ПП «ТАВРІЯ ПЛЮС» \n Карпухін С.В. \n Місцезнаходження: Україна, 65091, м. Одеса, вул. М’ясоїдівська, 14 \n Адреса для листування: Україна, 65009, м. Одеса, Гагарінське плато, 5/3, тел. (048) 307-305 \n Поточний рахунок UA173281680000000026002221811 в ПАТ «МТБ БАНК» в м. Чорноморськ, МФО 328168 \n Ідентифікаційний код юридичної особи 31929492, ІПН № 319294915438, платник податку на додану вартість \n Свідоцтво платника податку на додану вартість 100276309 \n ПРИВАТНЕ ПІДПРИЄМСТВО «ТАВРІЯ ПЛЮС» </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ORANGE TOWNSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS \n DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL SERVICES \n 451 Lincoln Avenue Orange, New Jersey 07050 ( 973)-677-4027 fax (973)-677-4035 \n Barbara L. Clark, Director Thomas N. Kennedy, Supervisor \n May 4, 2000 \n OSEP: 00-14 \n MEMORANDUM \n To: Chief State School Officers \n From: Kenneth R. Warlick, Director \n Office of Special Education Programs \n Subject: Questions and Answers on Obligations of Public Agencies in Serving \n Children with Disabilities Placed by Their Parents at Private Schools \n In response to requests from the field for a document that restates and \n consolidates guidance that the Department has provided regarding the nature \n and extent of school districts’ obligations to parentally-placed private school \n children with disabilities under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities \n Education Act (Part B), the attached question and answer document is being \n issued. Some of the questions contained in this document were raised by \n individuals who attended the six regional meetings conducted following \n publication of the final regulations implementing the Individuals with Disabilities \n Education Act Amendments of 1997, Pub. L. 105-17 (IDEA ‘97); others were \n raised subsequent to the issuance of the final regulations. This question and \n answer document restates the requirements reflected in these final regulations \n published on March 12, 1999, at 64 Fed. Reg. 12406, and the explanations \n provided in Attachment 1, Analysis of Comments and Changes, in response to \n public comments on the proposed regulations applicable to parentally-placed \n private school children with disabilities. \n In determining school district responsibility for children with disabilities in private \n schools, generally such children are in one of two groups, and public agency \n responsibility will vary based on the group into which the children fall. The first \n group includes children with disabilities placed at private schools by public \n agencies as a means of providing special education and related services. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> maintenance detailing the nature of such maintenance to be carried out and the timetable for \n completion. Planned maintenance will be carried out in accordance with the Supplier’s \n standard procedures which are available upon request by the Company. In the case of an \n Event of Force Majeure or an emergency, no advance notice is required. \n 4.2 During the period of any planned maintenance as detailed in paragraph 4.1, the Response \n Times will not apply. \n Page 5 of 5 SAGE APPLICATION SUPPORT Service Schedule Version 1.1 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> • If you are on “FULL” power, set the power to 5 Watts. \n • If you are running 5 Watts, set the power to a lower setting. \n • If you are still getting reports of splattering, verify that the PA Bias is properly set. \n If reducing power “cleans up” the splattering problem, your final power amplifier may not be able to \n output the expected amount of power on the current amateur band and this could be for a number of \n reasons: \n • The power supply voltage is low. If you are operating the radio on a voltage lower than 12.5 \n volts, it may not be able to output power level that you request so a lower power level should be \n selected if you operate at that voltage. \n • There may be a problem with the low-pass filter on that band. You should compare the \n output power on that band with that of other bands and if it is markedly lower, re-check – and \n readjust, if necessary – the values of the toroidal inductors in that band's low-pass filters. \n • If you get reports of splatter on “FULL” power but not on other power settings, you should \n reduce the “FULL PWR Adjust” for that band in the “Adjustment Menu” for that band, or \n remember to not operate SSB at the “FULL” power setting. Remember: It is possible to get \n quite a bit of RF output from the final transistors, but if it is Linear and “clean” power that you \n want – necessary for SSB operation – you will need to operate at a lower power than this \n “maximum” output! \n • If the PA Bias was never set properly your RF amplier, nonlinear operation may result. In order \n to set the PA Bias do the following steps: \n • Adjust the radio's power supply for 12.5-14.0 volts. \n • Insert an ammeter so that you can measure its current consumption. This meter should \n be capable of reading up to 3 amps with a resolution of better than 0.1 amps. \n • Connect the radio to a dummy load. \n • Turn on the radio and select USB or LSB. \n • Go to the adjustment menu and set the PA Bias to 0 (zero). \n • Key the radio with no audio and note the current. \n • With the radio keyed, adjust the PA Bias so that the current increases by the desired bias \n current: Up to 0.5 amps is suggested, although as low as 0.1 amps is adequate for \n linearity if you obtain the desired amount of RF output power on all bands. \n • Unkey the radio. \n • Use the POWER button (or press-and-hold the MENU button) to save the new PA Bias \n setting. \n REMEMBER: \n If your RF power meter does not have a good \"Peak\" reading function specifically designed to read \n PEP on SSB signals (many do not!) it will always give a false \"low\" power reading on SSB, which is to \n say that your power on voice peaks may be where it should be, but your meter will be reading a much \n lower pseudo-average! </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Grandpa Devotional #18 Joseph in Charge \n Read Genesis 41:37-45 \n 37 Joseph’s suggestions were well received by Pharaoh and his officials. \n 38 So Pharaoh asked his officials, “Can we find anyone else like this man so obviously filled with \n the spirit of God?” \n 39 Then Pharaoh said to Joseph, “Since God has revealed the meaning of the dreams to you, clearly \n no one else is as intelligent or wise as you are. \n 40 You will be in charge of my court, and all my people will take orders from you. Only I, sitting on \n my throne, will have a rank higher than yours.” \n 41 Pharaoh said to Joseph, “I hereby put you in charge of the entire land of Egypt.” \n 42 Then Pharaoh removed his signet ring from his hand and placed it on Joseph’s finger. He \n dressed him in fine linen clothing and hung a gold chain around his neck. \n 43 Then he had Joseph ride in the chariot reserved for his second-in-command. And wherever \n Joseph went, the command was shouted, “Kneel down!” So, Pharaoh put Joseph in charge of all \n Egypt. \n 44 And Pharaoh said to him, “I am Pharaoh, but no one will lift a hand or foot in the entire land of \n Egypt without your approval.” \n 45 Then Pharaoh gave Joseph a new Egyptian name, Zaphenath-paneah. He also gave him a wife, \n whose name was Asenath. She was the daughter of Potiphera, the priest of On. So Joseph took \n charge of the entire land of Egypt. \n Did Pharaoh take Joseph’s advice (v. 37)? Yes. He liked Joseph’s plan. \n What did Pharaoh ask his officials (v. 38)? Is there any Egyptian as godly as Joseph? \n Did his officials know anyone more godly or smarter than Joseph? No \n What did Pharaoh realize (v. 39)? That Joseph was smarter than anyone else in Egypt. \n What did Pharaoh do next (vv. 40-41)? He made Joseph his second in command. Joseph was in \n charge of all of Egypt. Everyone had to obey Joseph. \n What did Pharaoh do for Joseph (vv. 42-43)? (Read) \n How important was Joseph (v. 44)? He was more important that everyone except Pharaoh. \n What did Pharaoh give to Joseph (v. 45)? A new Egyptian name and a wife. \n How did Joseph all of a sudden become so important after he was in prison for over two \n years? Because God blessed him for being obedient and faithful. Joseph trusted God even when \n he was in prison. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> LEGENDS OF TABLES \n Table - 1: Clinical characteristics of the patients included in the study. \n Table - 2: Clinical characteristics and laboratory parameters of twenty-six \n patients with the final diagnosis of severe dengue. \n Table – 3: Presenting symptoms, initial serum chymase level and blood cell \n counts associated with the diagnosis of severe dengue versus non-severe dengue \n (with or without warning signs). \n Table – 4: Table showing chymase concentration (mean + SD) in all patients \n and according to grouping characteristics (age-wise, gender-wise and according \n to the duration of fever on admission). \n 9 | Pag e </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 69 \n SELL IT \n “Just concentrate on that storytelling part, on \n convincing people. Because if you can’t do that, it \n doesn’t matter how good the product is. It doesn’t \n matter how good the idea was for the market, or \n what happens in the external factors if you don’t \n have the people believing.” \n - Stewart Butterfield, CEO of Slack \n To ensure that your next thing will endure, and this \n sounds so obvious, you need to be out there selling yourself— \n your product. Can you articulate what that is? Can you speak \n about it as freely as you do your high-minded ideas? Selling \n is the most important thing you can do to support your \n vision, principles, independence and ultimate outcomes. \n First, come up with an “elevator pitch”— one sentence \n describing who you are, what you’re working on/working \n towards, and what sets you apart from everyone else. \n Define what you’re selling. Create sales materials and \n language that make it easy to understand. Get a handle on \n the best format for delivering your sales message: a website, \n social media channels, printed marketing materials, a lunch \n and learn at the office, or some other way. Review the \n messaging regularly. Updated versions are a great reason to \n publish again and update prospective customers. \n Who are your customers? What problem are you solving \n for them? You’ve identified an audience for what you’re \n producing, now think: Where do they live? How old are they? \n Are they going to engage with your product every day, or just \n occasionally? What are their related interests, and how does \n your product meet their needs? </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Inconstancy of Candle Image 57 \n unable, either with a diaphragm or without it, to obtain images which I considered \n sufficiently distinct to be reliable. \n Men who had been teaching and demonstrating Helmholtz's theory repeated \n his experiments for my benefit; but the images which they obtained on the front \n of the lens did not seem to me any better than my own. After \n Fig. 26. Image of Electric Filament on the Front of the Lens \n R, rest; A, accommodation. Under the magnifying glass no change can \n be observed in the size of the two images. The image at the right looks \n larger only because it is more distinct. To support the theory of Helmholtz it \n ought to be the smaller. The comet's tail at the left of the two images is an \n accidental reflection from the cornea. The spot of light beneath is a \n reflection from the light used to illuminate the eye while the photographs \n were being taken. It took two years to get these pictures. \n studying these images almost daily for more than a year I was unable to make \n any reliable observation regarding the effect of accommodation upon them. In \n fact, it seemed that an infinite number of appearances might be obtained on the \n front of the lens when a candle was used as the source of illumination. At times \n the image became smaller during accommodation and seemed to sustain the \n theory of Helmholtz; but just as frequently it became larger. At other times it was \n impossible to tell what it did. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> the doors closed behind them, Janeway's smile faded as the pilot's statements began to \n play through her again. \"Do I understand?\" she wondered aloud. \n \"Captain?\" \n She looked at Ensign Kim--she hadn't meant to speak--and decided quickly to \n elaborate. \"Do you remember when we found you on the Ocampan homeworld?\" The \n young man nodded. \"I don't know if you are aware of what occurred before we could \n beam down to the planet.\" \n \"Tom told me he was pretty hard on you, Captain.\" \n That surprised her, but she didn't address it. \"Well, do you recall the briefing just \n after Voyager's leaving Deep Space Nine? --I think it should be said, I...Nobody really knew \n what had happened to Mister Paris after he left Earth. I'm still unclear on the details. \n What was said in that room was to the best of our knowledge at the time.\" Suddenly she \n stopped. What am I defending, here? He did commit those crimes, nearly killed... \n Kim nodded, \"I know Captain.\" \n She eyed him, curious despite herself and thanks to Kim's unaffected responses. She \n could tell he knew more about them than she would probably manage, even with \n Chakotay reporting to her and Tuvok's watchful eye. \"When did you know differently?\" \n Then, Harry's face reflected a little fear somehow, and his eyes shuffled across the \n floor. \"B'Elanna corrected me. Really corrected me. I mean, all I did was mention Tom's \n record and the next thing I remember...\" \n 48324-48485 (seven weeks ago) \n \"You ever talk about Tom Paris like that again, Starfleet, and you'll be kissing the floor \n of this tunnel! Sick or not, I'll throw you over! Do you understand me?\" \n Kim drew back at her sudden ferocity, frightened even more than when they first met, \n when she lunged at the door, at the Ocampan doctor--and nearly at him, too. \"I...I'm \n sorry. I didn't know he was your friend.\" \n \"And you think it's impossible?\" she challenged sardonically. \"For a cocky, rebellious \n misfit without a shred of respect for anything but saving his ass and cashing in latinum? Is \n that what they told you?\" She grabbed his arm. \"Is it?!\" \n \"Not exactly,\" he cringed. \"But...you can't blame them, can you?\" \n Her eyes glistened with rage as she twisted the muscle of his arm. \"Oooh, I can blame \n them! I can blame them for quite a few things--including your ignorance!\" \n \"How is Starfleet supposed to know any differently?\" \n \"If they had taken care of him when they had the chance, he wouldn't have had to \n endure Starfleet pigs like you! Or maybe you think he deserved your ridiculous code of \n honor?\" \n © D'Alaire M., 2008 14 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> データ転送の要件 \n SCSIまたはファイバインターフェースに関する考慮事項 \n デバイスの転送速度が最大になるのは、そのデバイスがデータソースに直接接続 \n されたときです。現在のバックアップデバイスは、標準のSCSIまたはファイバチャネル \n インターフェースを使用して接続します。一般的なインターフェースの種類を以下 \n の表に示します。 \n バージョン バス幅 およその最大データ転送速度 \n WideUltraSCSI 16ビット 40MB/秒=144GB/時間 \n Ultra2SCSI 8ビット 40MB/秒=144GB/時間 \n WideUltra2SCSI 16ビット 80MB/秒=288GB/時間 \n Ultra160SCSI 16ビット 160MB/秒=576GB/時間 \n Ultra320SCSI 16ビット 320MB/秒=1152GB/時間 \n ファイバチャネル 1GB 100MB/秒=360GB/時間 \n ファイバチャネル 2GB 200MB/秒=720GB/時間 \n この表からわかるように、SCSIインターフェースとファイバチャネルインターフェースの \n 多くが、200GB/時間の要件を満たしています。たとえば、Wide Ultra2SCSIを使用 \n する場合は、1時間未満で200GB/時間に達します。これより低速なSCSIコント \n ローラを使用する場合でも、複数のSCSIコントローラを使用すると、合わせて200 \n GB/時間のデータ転送速度を実現できます。 \n つまり、SCSIバスまたはファイバチャネルインターフェースが目標とするデータ転送速 \n 度を制限することは、ほとんどないということです。また、この例で目標としている \n 40GB/時間の転送速度には、これらすべてのSCSI規格で容易に対応できます。 \n 実際、ほとんどの規格で、200GB のジョブを2時間以内に処理できます。Ultra \n 160SCSIであれば、処理には約30分しかかかりません。 \n 26 ArcserveBackup実装ガイド </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 8.10 What is the Execution Timestamp for a repo cleared on a \n CCP post trade (field 2.12)? \n If the terms of a repo are agreed between two parties in the OTC market and then submitted to a \n CCP for clearing, whether or not a contract commitment is conditional upon successful registration \n by the CCP, the parties are required under SFTR to report a “prior repo”, then report its \n termination and finally report the cleared repos with the CCP. See recommendation 8.2. The \n question arises as to Table 2, field 12, Execution Timestamp, for the cleared repos. Strictly- \n speaking, this should be equal to Table 2, field 6, Clearing Timestamp, as this is moment when \n contracts with the CCP are formed. However, as explained in recommendation 8.9, ESMA’s draft \n Guidelines of May 2019 required that Table 2, field 6, Clearing Timestamp, should be later than \n Table 2, field 12, Execution Timestamp, for all repos cleared by a CCP by novation. \n In this case of a repo for which the terms are agreed between two parties in the OTC market and \n then submitted to a CCP for clearing, whether or not a contract commitment is conditional upon \n successful registration by the CCP, it is recommended that field 2.12 for any resulting cleared \n repos should be: \n • if the parties match their submissions to the CCP at Euroclear Bank’s ETCMS facility, the \n timestamp generated by ETCMS but, if this is later than the timestamp subsequently \n generated by the CCP, that timestamp less one second; or \n • otherwise, the date and time of the agreement by parties --- in effect, the date and time of \n the prior repo. \n Recommendation: In the case of a repo for which the terms are agreed in the OTC market with \n the intention of submitting the repo to a CCP for clearing, and whether or not the transaction was \n conditional upon successful registration by the CCP, field 2.12 for any resulting cleared repos \n should be either (1) the timestamp generated by ETCMS, if used for matching submissions to the \n CCP, or if this is later than the Clearing Timestamp subsequently generated by the CCP, the \n Clearing Timestamp less one second; or otherwise (2) the date and time of the agreement by \n parties in the OTC market --- in effect, the date and time of the prior repo. \n 187 \n ICMA Recommendations for Reporting under SFTR: 21 October 2021 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Village of Walden Police Department \n Village of Walden Police Department Policy Manual \n Temporary Custody of Adults \n 900.6.1 PREGNANT ADULTS \n Women who are known to be pregnant should be restrained in accordance with the Handcuffing \n and Restraints Policy. \n 900.7 PERSONAL PROPERTY \n The personal property of an individual in temporary custody should be removed, inventoried \n and processed as provided in the Custodial Searches Policy, unless the individual requests a \n different disposition. For example, an individual may request property (e.g., cash, car or house \n keys, medications) be released to another person. A request for the release of property to another \n person must be made in writing. Release of the property requires the recipient’s signature on the \n appropriate form. \n Upon release of an individual from temporary custody, his/her items of personal property shall be \n compared with the inventory, and he/she shall sign a receipt for the property's return (9 NYCRR \n § 7502.1). If the individual is transferred to another facility or court, the member transporting \n the individual is required to obtain the receiving person’s signature as notice of receipt. The \n Department shall maintain a copy of the property receipt. \n The Shift Supervisor shall be notified whenever an individual alleges that there is a shortage or \n discrepancy regarding his/her property. The Shift Supervisor shall attempt to prove or disprove \n the claim. \n 900.8 HOLDING CELLS \n A thorough inspection of a cell shall be conducted before placing an individual into the cell to \n ensure there are no weapons or contraband and that the cell is clean and sanitary. An inspection \n also should be conducted when he/she is released. Any damage noted to the cell should be \n photographed and documented. \n The following requirements shall apply: \n (a) The individual shall be searched (see the Custodial Searches Policy) and anything that \n could create a security or suicide risk, such as contraband, hazardous items, belts, \n shoes or shoelaces, and jackets, shall be removed (9 NYCRR § 7502.1). \n (b) A supply of disposable type fiber or paper footwear to replace shoes may be kept \n available for issue as required (9 NYCRR § 7502.1). \n (c) The individual shall constantly be monitored by an audio/video system during the entire \n custody. \n (d) The individual shall have constant auditory access to department members. \n (e) The individual’s initial placement into and removal from a locked enclosure shall be \n logged. \n (f) Safety checks by department members shall occur no less than every 15 minutes (9 \n NYCRR § 7504.1). \n Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2021/11/18, All Rights Reserved. Temporary Custody of Adults - 488 \n Published with permission by Village of Walden Police \n Department </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Imaging Beyond VisibleTM SUI Digital Line Scan Camera \n Bit Error Cause Resolution \n Description \n 0 (LSB) PLL0 error Internal error Power cycle camera \n 1 PLL1 error Internal error Power cycle camera \n 2 PLL2 error Internal error Power cycle camera \n 3 Exposure Trigger rate too 1) Reduce trigger rate \n control error high 2) Reset firmware, reboot \n camera, or send a trigger \n command that causes a \n trigger parameter change \n (see section 5.4.6). \n 4 Timing error Insufficient 1) Increase readout time by \n time to readout modifying exposure and \n frame. frame periods \n 2) Reset firmware, reboot \n camera, or send a trigger \n command that causes a \n trigger parameter change \n (see section 5.4.6). \n 5 Line Internal error Reboot camera \n organization \n error \n 6 Correction Internal error Reboot camera \n coefficients \n load error \n 7 (MSB) Camera Link Internal error Reboot camera \n Format Error \n Table 7. Error value descriptions, causes and resolutions. \n For applications that require continuous operation of the camera and need to change \n the mode of the camera from its power-on state, the user can monitor the power cycle \n status of the camera using the PWRDWN command. By setting the PWRDWN status \n flag after a reboot of the camera, the user can determine if power to the camera has \n been cycled since the last poll. \n 4110-0250 Rev. E Page 82 of 100 © 2020 Collins Aerospace Date Printed: 13-Apr-2020 \n This document does not contain any Collins Aerospace Proprietary \n export controlled technical data \n Subject to the restriction on the title or cover page. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 272 WHEN YOUR MIND SABOTAGES YOUR DREAMS \n short is they don’t give you the way to bring them into your behavior. \n The fact is, if you’re facing a setback, in the moment it happens \n it’s dissatisfying, unpleasant, and perhaps even painful or scary, \n and you might feel hopeless or terrified or irate. \n You can try to take this intellectual frame of mind and im- \n pose it on yourself by saying, “No, really, this is a good thing. \n Even though I feel really crappy about it right now, it will all work \n out for the best,” and try to bypass or ignore how you currently \n feel. You could also go into the trauma and drama of it (“Oh this \n is terrible, woe is me . . .”) and pull the ash heap over yourself, \n but that’s not likely to produce something you’ll enjoy in the fu- \n ture. Neither of these options provides you any guidance about \n what to choose in the next moment. \n So what do you do? \n All that you can truly know is that something is the way it is. \n And this doesn’t apply only to what happens in the outer world, it \n also applies to the inner world—to where you are in relation to \n what happens. If you can work from where you are, connecting to \n your observations, feelings, needs, and requests, mourning and \n celebrating what happened and learning from it, you increase the \n likelihood that you can make choices that create more instead of \n less. When you use these tools, you are staying with “what is” in \n each moment, both in the outer world (what happened) and the \n inner world (your response to it). You then don’t have to impose a \n belief on yourself about this event being a good thing; instead, you \n make choices moment by moment that help you experience the \n knowing of it. \n A key learning that can come out of facing the unexpected is how \n to develop awareness as soon as you become triggered or stressed \n so you can respond effectively in the moment. In the early stages </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 1234 Main St. Buyer Name \n Perspiration 0.03/hr per person \n Pot plants As much as you give them \n Once the main sources of dampness are removed or reduced, you can think about ventilation. Just living and breathing \n adds moisture into the home, and we can’t stop doing that. However, we can open windows to let a breeze through \n and vent moisture-laden air. It seems counter-intuitive to open windows on a cold winter day, but removing moisture \n will be healthier and make your heating more e\u0000cient. Get in the habit of airing your home every day or leaving \n windows slightly open. \n Many of these tips are free or low-cost, but they can be highly e\u0000ective. Further options start to get pricier. \n You could consider a dehumidi\u0000er to target parts of the home that don’t get enough air\u0000ow and remain damp. \n However, they aren’t a magic bullet — the best dehumidi\u0000ers in our tests remove up to 9L per day at 12°C, but only \n desiccant models perform when it’s colder. They are e\u0000ective at drying smaller spaces, and act as a small heater too \n (they put out about 300 to 400W of heat). \n MOULD \n Mould is known to cause in\u0000ammation, allergies and infections. \n It is a relatively straightforward process to remove mould from hard non-porous surfaces, such as glass or ceramic tile. \n However, removing mould from porous substances such as wallboard, wood and carpets is more di\u0000cult and more \n hazardous. This is because spores can be released when disturbing rotten material, which can cause in\u0000ammation, \n allergies and infections. \n NEW HOMES \n In new buildings, some moisture is trapped during the construction process. Wet timber may also have been used. The \n sequencing and timing of the construction process is important to avoid this and be sure to avoid storing construction \n materials out in the open where possible. \n Under the \u0000oor \n To prevent damp air from building up under the \u0000oor: \n Ensure there is su\u0000cient ventilation. Vents are often obstructed by vegetation and should be cleared. \n Make sure water isn’t draining from paths or gardens under the house. You may need to create channels or \n underground drains to divert surface run-o\u0000. \n Cover the ground area beneath your home with heavy-grade polythene, taped at the joints and trimmed neatly \n against the foundation walls. \n Ventilating \n Let moist air out and dry air in by: \n Opening your windows – especially in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens. Even in winter, it’s worth \n opening windows to let the house dry out. \n Closing doors to contain steam/condensation in wet areas. \n Using extractor fans in bathrooms and kitchens (but never vent them into the roof space above the ceiling or \n under the \u0000oor. Always vent them outside). \n Venting clothes dryers to the outside. A typical load contains 5 litres of water. This is released as water vapour, \n which can end up creating thousands of litres of damp air. \n Installing vents into windows. \n Using a forced ventilation system. That said, forced ventilation systems can be expensive to install. Try to address \n the cause of the moisture build-up instead. \n COMPREHENSIVE PROPERTY REPORTS LIMITED WWW.CPRNZ.COM | 0800 677 328 | CPRNZ@OUTLOOK.COMPage 119 of 127 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Techniques \n EXHIBIT 20.3. Crude Oil—August 1990, Intra-day \n This level became resistance. Once the market backed down from near \n on June 20 opened a window. This implied another leg lower. On June \n 21, when the market failed to move above the window's resistance area, \n $.9175. The objective was for $.8675 (this was based on support earlier \n At the time of the chart shown in Exhibit 20.3, crude oil was in a bear \n market. So I was looking to short on rallies. A rally started on June 21 \n with the hammer (note how I did not use this bullish hammer as a time \n after the hammer, back-to-back bearish engulfing patterns emerged. At \n between June 15 and June 18. In the belief that this window would be \n resistance, I put a stop slightly above it at $17.65. The target was a retest \n near the hammer lows. A late rally on June 25 quickly backed off from the \n resistance area made by the bearish engulfing pattern and the window. \n f o h g i h 0 2 e n u J e h t e \n s \n v \n y \n o \n da \n ab \n w e \n p \n f \n o \n a \n a st \n hen, \n old- \n T \n h \n al \n ith \n n). \n sful \n c \n w \n w \n s \n Multiple Techni \n t $.9015 \n rend was do \n er and a succe \n Rule of \n hort a \n major t \n a hamm \n 284 The \n $.92 on the brief rally, I knew the bears were still in charge. The move \n I recommended a s \n in the year). The market then backed off. \n to buy. Why? Because the \n that time, I suggested a short sale. There was a small window opened \n hibit 20.4 shows that on June 4 x E </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Unconstitutional Con stitutional Amendments \n completely different one. . . . Any article of the Constitution may be amended, \n and the Court cannot declare unconstitutional a constitutional amendment for \n material or substantive vices. By definition, the content of any amendment \n contradicts in whole or in part the article it purports to amend. \n The Constitutional Court has struck down constitutional amendments for \n procedural errors several times. A notorious decision was rendered in the case of \n an amendment that sought to restrict certain fundamental rights and enlarge the \n powers of the Executive Branch to confront illegal armed groups (the . . . anti- \n terrorism amendment of 2003). In 2004, the Constitutional Court held that this \n reform had a procedural error: the congressional report necessary to initiate the \n sixth reading in Congress had not been approved by [an] absolute majority. . . . \n Another very important decision based on procedural errors was rendered \n in 2010. The Court struck down an act of Congress that sought to call a \n constitutional referendum to allow for more than one presidential reelection, the \n so-called “Second Reelection Case.” The act was approved following a citizens’ \n initiative supported by the signatures of over one million citizens, that is, 5% of \n the citizens registered to vote according to the electoral census, which is the \n threshold for national popular initiatives in Colombia. The Court found that \n several irregularities had occurred during the approval of this call for a \n referendum. Among them, the Court found a violation of spending limits in the \n collection of signatures and other infractions of the legal requirements of a call for \n a referendum. More importantly, the Court also found . . . that, by changing the \n wording of the proposed amendment, Congress failed to respect the will of the \n citizens who had called for it. The Court also found that the favorable vote on this \n initiative had been achieved by a last minute switch in political affiliation by \n some members of Congress, who changed parties in order to circumvent party \n sanctions. Finally, the call for referendum was approved during extraordinary \n sessions which had not been duly [publicized] by the Government. \n The second [way through which] the Constitutional Court can declare . . . \n a constitutional amendment [unconstitutional] is on the grounds of excess of \n competence, that is, in cases in which the amendment is not really a modification \n of the Constitution, but amounts to a replacement of the Constitution by a wholly \n different one. The Court has made a distinction between the original constituent \n power and the derivative power of amendment. It has held that the power to \n reform the Constitution is a limited power derived from the people and thus an \n amendment may not destroy the basic identity of the Constitution adopted by the \n people in 1991. Only the original constituent power can modify the basic identity \n of the Constitution or replace it by a wholly different one. In these cases, judicial \n review of the amendment involves a confrontation between the amendment and \n I-29 </doc>"
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