Mental Health and Body Confidence ; In discussion with Nilushka Perera for Flabulous
By Ranjula Herath | Published: 2:00 AM Jul 11 2020
Health Mental Health and Body Confidence ; In discussion with Nilushka Perera for Flabulous
By Ranjula Herath
Flabulous is a body positive brand which aspires to build confidence in their community through style for the content they share. One of their recent projects was launching a platform called 'My Flabulous Life' – a content platform that helps you to transform yourself to build the best version of you. This week's focus was on impact of mental health and body confidence.
Nilushka Perera is a behavioural health researcher and lecturer based in Colombo Sri Lanka. She has a background in International Public Health and Psychology where she explores the intersection of behavioural healthcare, digital health and community development across multiple settings. She is currently the Head of Evaluation and Impact for a UK based charity called Best Beginnings. Nilushka has over seven years of experience in project management and research across organisational, health, educational and community based settings and her core research interests are global health, community based health interventions, digital health and perinatal mental health.
We hear the term mental health often. What is your definition of having a sound mental health?
This is a complex question. 'Sound' mental health from a personal point of view is different to all of us. A good balance mentally, for me, is to be able to cope well with the ups and downs in life, be grounded in the realities of the world and gain a sense of contentment/satisfaction with all we do. The term 'Mental Health' is being thrown around a lot these days, so I think it's crucial that we understand how we can help each other and the complexity of mental health and
well-being as a whole.
How do you see the relationship between having good mental health and your level of self confidence?
I think having a good awareness of who you are and how your life experiences have moulded you and your thinking; this makes you confident. Because you know where you stand. The confidence comes because you have worked on yourself and challenged yourself over and over again. Your mental health and how you are feeling can have a profound impact on your confidence, but everyone has different experiences, because how people see confidence is different. It can range from putting yourself in challenging situations to even asking a question from a friend. Having an understanding of your thoughts can hep you gain clarity and confidence as a whole.
What are your top three hacks to be more self confident?
- Put in the work to get to know yourself and your experiences. It helps to put things into perspective.
- Be kind to yourself. The world is a demanding place with so many expectations.
- Find out what works for you. There are so many people who give tips and tricks, but there is no one size fits all when it comes to mental health and well being.
Many communities struggle with negative body image. What is the root cause of this and how does mental health play a role in it?
Well, there are many social, economical, political, health factors that can contribute to body stereotyping; therefore there I cannot say there is one root cause for it. But on a surface level, humans are used to comparing themselves with each other. Media has aggravated it by communicating and showcasing beauty standards and ideal body sizes. The judgement that comes from others, who are'supposed' to care about you, can have a negative impact on you, and you start defining yourself through the eyes of others. We grow up with comments about our appearance (body size, skin colour) which are said in instead of simple hello. This can affect a person's mental health and their identity which can cascade to their relationships, friendships and even their career progression.
What is your personal mantra for better mental health?
I don't have one set mantra. Because mental health is complex!
'Carve out time to reflect and share your experiences and be kind to yourself' is something that I carry with me. I believe finding out what works for you and being clear about your role in this world, helps to bring things into perspective and stay grounded and content.
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Kindness matters – if a child wants to be happy and popular, researchers say.
Preteens assigned to do three acts of kindness a week found they were better liked than kids who were assigned to visit three places of their choice a week, the researchers from UC Riverside and the University of British Columbia wrote Wednesday in the journal PLoS One.
"Increasing peer acceptance is a critical goal, as it is related to a variety of important academic and social outcomes, including reduced likelihood of being bullied," the researchers wrote.
They say it's the first study to link performance of a simple helping behavior to an increase in popularity. Previous studies have shown that there's a link between happy people and popular people, and that happy people are more likely to do helpful or kind things.
The researchers divided 19 classrooms of children ages 9 to 11 in Vancouver into two groups: one assigned to kind acts, one to visit places for four weeks. The children then answered surveys about their weeks. Kind acts included "vacuumed the floor" and "gave my mom a hug when she was stressed by her job." Visits included the shopping center and "baseball diamond."
Both groups showed increases in positive effect and satisfaction. But the kind acts group increased "significantly more than those who visited places" in the measure of popularity, gaining an average of 1.5 friends.
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The Effects of the Pavement shops in the boulevard of Puducherry
The boulevard area of Puducherry is attracting domestic and foreign tourists) especially through the French heritage buildings and the rock beach. However, they are littered with non-biodegradable wastes such as plastics and disposable materials, discarded by hawkers selling eatables and the pedlars who sell on the road and these non-biodegradable wastes are posing a threat to the marine life and polluting the sea. Addition to this the vegetable and fruit waste which are degradable also cause a stinks in some streets. This reports aims to provide solution for the issues faced by the Pavement shops and to creating awareness among the people for a trash-free marine environment.
 In general the Municipalities are permitted to enforce reasonable regulations concerning hawking and peddling within their borders. It may be required for such salespeople to obtain licenses; however, municipalities cannot prohibit the business through the requirement of an excessive fee. In such situations where a license is required, a pedlar or hawker must obtain it prior to the time when he or she begins to sell wares and it must be issued to the individual who is actually engaged in the peddling.
The study has the below objectives:
1. To relocate the hawkers to an alternative site.
2. To deteriorate the fees that is paid to the municipalities.
3. To validate the pavement shops to be hygienic and clean.
4. To appoint local authorities to monitor the pavement shops.
5. To eliminate parking of vehicles on either side of the road, as it causes problems to pedestrians.
According to sources, the hawkers were spoiling the beauty of the beach, and so have been asked to move. The tourists and local visitors to the beach front buy snacks etc. and leave the food waste, paper plates, and garbage and plastic cups on the beach itself. At present, there were about 125 hawkers near...


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Accept the definition of compatibility, as the ability of two elements to coexist in the same mosaic. Also replace the zeroth law with the compatibility corollary.
The modification was suggested to Scientonomy community by Patrick Fraser and Ameer Sarwar on 28 January 2018.1 The modification was accepted on 3 June 2020.
The current zeroth law of scientific change is problematic in many respects. First, it pertains only to epistemic elements that are part of the mosaic, and says nothing about the compatibility of elements outside the mosaic. In addition, unlike the other accepted laws of scientific change, it attempts to explain the process of scientific change from a static perspective that deals with the state of the scientific mosaic at some particular point in time, rather than a dynamic perspective that describes the actual mechanics of the process of scientific change. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the current zeroth law is tautological, as it pretty much restates what is implicit in our notion of compatibility. While there is currently no explicitly accepted definition of compatibility, it can roughly be explicated as the ability of two elements to coexist within a particular mosaic. If this is what we currently mean by compatibility, then the formulation of the current zeroth law is a direct consequence of it, which means that the law lacks empirical content. For all these reasons, a series of modifications are necessary, including the replacement of the zeroth law with a new definition of compatibility, and the compatibility corollary, which collectively preserve the gist of the current zeroth law.
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The modification was accepted on 3 June 2020. While the modification induced a few comments on the encyclopedia, it became accepted as a result of discussions that took place mostly offline. It was agreed that the modification "comes to remedy one of the glaring omissions" in the current zeroth which doesn't "say much above and beyond what is already implicit in the notion of compatibility"c1 as it "is lacking in empirical content, and should be replaced with a definition of compatibility".c2 It was also noted that the proposed "definition of compatibility criteria... captures the gist of the concept as it has been used in our community".c3 It was also agreed that "the compatibility corollary follows from this definition".c4 c5 Finally, the community accepted that the definition and the corollary "recover the content of the Zeroth Law".c6
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CPN Vision and Goals
The CPN overall vision is to develop the Capital Region's capacity to more effectively attract, welcome and integrate newcomers into our community, workplaces, organizations and institutions.
The following goals have been identified:
- Raise awareness among community leaders and business managers of the need to create more welcoming and inclusive communities and workplaces in the Greater Victoria region. To help people to recognize and understand that 'inclusion' is their concern and to reach out and build pods of advocates within organizations and across sectors.
- Strengthen the collective knowledge and skill-set of partnering organizations and develop an ongoing professional learning network and learning opportunities.
- Identify and apply solutions to known barriers to inclusion. Ask leaders, employers, service and learning agents, policy/program decision makers, front-line staff and others what types of organizational and educational needs will enable them to facilitate immigrant integration. Facilitate opportunities, provide useful tools and establish new relationships.
- Create a Local Immigration Partnership (LIP). A community based initiative to coordinate and create a strategic plan for the settlement and integration of immigrants in the community.
"Greater Victoria is a community where old neighbours and newcomers alike can build trusting relationships through respectful curiosity and openness to learning about themselves and others. It is a place with transparent local governance processes and public services that dignify all members, and support their efforts to make valuable contributions in our community. – CPN Member"

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Currently local server virtual provides are used in fedora, the one I am aware is smtpdaemon for a mail server listening on the smtp port. webserver is also another potential candidate, but as seen below it doesn't seems to be used for a web server listening on the http port. Therefore the naming and the exact meaning of those virtual provides is not clear. There is no way to discover the name of such virtual provides, nor to list them all.
This draft proposes a naming scheme for virtual provides corresponding with local servers listening on a specific port, with a strict meaning of the provides and a naming scheme generic and rule based.
The aim is not to inflate the number of virtual provides, they should only be added if needed, but to provide a more systematic naming scheme.
Virtual provides corresponding with local servers should be named along
port_name being the service name associated with that port number in /etc/services, or the port number when no record exists in /etc/services (but in that case it is doubtful that a virtual provides is useful).
So, for example a virtual provides for a server listening on port 80 should be server(http).
Things to do if the proposal is accepted
collect the virtual server provides
Currently smtpdaemon. Don't hesitate to add more if you know them.
change the virtual provides
For the known existing virtual provides.
smtpdaemon should be changed to server(smtp).
# repoquery --whatprovides smtpdaemon
It looks like all the packages that should provide this virtual provide are listed here.
# repoquery --whatrequires smtpdaemon
I remember having inspected those packages and if I recall well, they really requires a local smtp server.
webserver status is less clear. Indeed there are packages that set up an http server that are not providing this virtual provide:
# repoquery --whatprovides webserver
And it seems that none of the packages that requires webserver requires a local http server:
# repoquery --whatrequires webserver
Instead most of them seem to require a cgi server, and some clearly requires the apache web server since they install their files in apache specific directories.
Therefore the semantics of the webserver virtual provides may be more along a web server providing cgi support (namazu-cgi, nut-cgi, darcs-server, qdbm-cgi) and therefore can stay. Sometimes it means a cgi server, but also also means a server with apache like web server configuration directory and config file (bugzilla, htdig-web, phpMyAdmin, postgresql-pgpoolAdmin, wordtrans-web) in that case the requires may better be httpd, but this is out of the scope of that proposal.
nut-devel seems to be a mistake (hopefully the merge review isn't still done).
A server(smtp) provides should be added to the packages providing smtpdaemon by F-9. The Requires for all Fedora packages should be changed to use the new provides by F-9, too. When you implement the new Provides, please leave the old ones so that third party packages that have grown to depend on them can continue to function, at least for F-9. After F-9 keeping or removing the provides is left to the packager.
PatriceDumas will fill bugs and provide patches for spec files as soon as (and if) FESCo ratifies this proposal.
There is a need for a server(xdmcp) in ltsp5, and for the corresponding virtual provides in gdm, kdm, xdm, wdm. PatriceDumas is also volunteering to take care of that.


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This 1.6km (1 mile) walk beside the River Tees has a wealth of wildlife, including over 200 plant species. Many are common British species and twelve belong to the 'Teesdale Assemblage' — a uniquely rich association of plants for which Upper Teesdale is famous. The plants included here are the larger flowering ones which can be seen, at the appropriate time of year (when they are flowering), from this well used path. Not all will be in flower on one visit. The flowering times indicated are for the peak period. To prevent trampling on inconspicuous and perhaps rareplants it is advisable to keep to the path and already trampled areas; please do not extend them.
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 - Relate the function of clocks to the telling of time
 - Show awareness that a clock changes in response to time in a daily cycle
 - Recognise that hands on an analogue clock move and numbers on a digital clock change as time is passing and that both are providing the same information


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Let $(X, \|\cdot\|)$ be an Banach space. Assume that a sequence $f_n \rightarrow f$ weakly in $X$, and $\|f_n\| \rightarrow \|f\|$ as $n \rightarrow \infty$. It's known that if $X$ is a uniformly convex Banach space, then we have $f_n \rightarrow f$ strongly in $X$. Is this true for an reflexive Banach space?
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I take it "strongly" means "in norm"? No, this can fail for reflexive Banach spaces.
For a counterexample, let $X$ be the $l^\infty$ direct sum of ${\bf R}$ and $l^2$. (I'm doing this for real Banach spaces, but the same counterexample works in the complex case too.) Thus a typical element of $X$ looks like $(a,f)$ where $a \in {\bf R}$ and $f \in l^2$, and its norm is ${\rm max}(|a|, \|f\|_2)$. Since $X$ is a direct sum of two reflexive spaces, it is reflexive. Now consider the sequence $(1, e_n)$ where $(e_n)$ is the standard basis of $l^2$. It's easy enough to check that this sequence converges weakly, but not in norm, to $(1,0)$.
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Yes, it is, thanks for your nice example. – Wang Ming May 5 '12 at 12:14
Just to add to Nik answer, reflexivity is invariant to equivalent renormings (topologic property), while uniform convexity is not, it depends on the geometry of the norm (geometric property). The hypotheses that $||f_n||\to||f||$ is also a geometric property, and the conclusion that $f_n\to f$ is again topologic. This should give you the intuition, before any concrete counter-example, that the property shouldn't hold under the assumption of reflexivity, or any other topologic property for that matter. – Adi Tcaciuc May 9 '12 at 17:49
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Hardicanute, King of England and Denmark, was the son of Cnut, and succeeded his father on the Danish throne in 1039; and at the same time laid claim to that of England, which had devolved to his half-brother, Harold. A compromise was effected, by which he governed the southern part of the kingdom during Harold's life, and succeeded to the whole on his death. His conduct was violent and tyrannical; he revived the odious tax called Danegelt; and his subjects rejoiced at his early death, which happened in 1041.
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Android: Capture and store an Image in an android app
Please create an android app that captures an image using the camera, stores and then displays that image in an imageview. The outcome of this task should be hosted on your github account in the form of a github repo with the name CameraApp.
The task will include following activities:
- Installing Android Studio and Android SDK on your local machine for App development.
- Starting a new project with the name of CameraApp.
- Defining the phone hardware resources needed by app in manifest file, in this case it will be access to phone camera and local storage.
- Creating an activity to capture an image and then saving it on local storage.
- Implementing functionality to display captured image to user.
The submission should include following funtionalities-
- Proper functional CameraApp
- Intuitive and aesthetically pleasing User Interface
- Functionality to capture image
- Functionality to store or delete capture image
- Functionality to display already saved images as gallery
- Any other functionality that students find worth including
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Elasticsearch Verification Overview
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This topic describes how to set up Harness Continuous Verification features, and monitor your deployments and production applications using Harness' unsupervised machine-learning functionality, on the Elastic Stack.
Harness supports Elastic versions 5.0 to 7.x.
In this topic:
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Harness Continuous Verification integrates with ELK to verify your deployments and live production applications using the following Harness features:
 - 24/7 Service Guard - Monitors your live, production applications.
 - Deployment Verification - Monitors your application deployments, and performs automatic rollback according to your criteria.
This topic describes how to set up these Harness Continuous Verification features, and how to monitor your deployments and production applications using its unsupervised machine-learning functionality.
Exceptions with Elasticsearch via Kibana
Harness Analysis of Elasticsearch Verification
Integration Process Summary
You set up ELK and Harness in the following way:
 1. ELK - Monitor your application using ELK. In this article, we assume that you are using ELK to monitor your application already.
 2. Verification Provider Setup - In Harness, you connect Harness to your ELK account, adding ELK as a Harness Verification Provider.
 3. Harness Application - Create a Harness Application with a Service and an Environment. We do not cover Application setup in this sequence. See Application Components.
 4. 24/7 Service Guard SetupIn the Environment, set up 24/7 Service Guard to monitor your live, production application.
 5. Verify Deployments:
 1. Add a Workflow to your Harness Application and deploy your microservice or application to the service infrastructure/Infrastructure Definition in your Environment.
 2. After you have run a successful deployment, you then add verification steps to the Workflow using your Verification Provider.
 3. Harness uses unsupervised machine-learning and Elasticsearch analytics to analyze your future deployments, discovering events that might be causing your deployments to fail. Then you can use this information to set rollback criteria and improve your deployments.
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A dog's senses form her reality. She perceives the world through her nose, eyes, and ears (in that order). That's very different from our human way of eyes, ears and nose.


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Article 1 Definitions
 1. Advertisement: An advertisement in which a rental property is offered and which is visible on the website of Huurda.nl;
 2. Advertisement agreement: The agreement between Huurda.nl and the user regarding the placement of advertisements.
 3. Service: The search for housing through the website, or placing an advertisement, or bringing users into contact with the website;
 4. User: The natural or legal person with whom an agreement is made, or who uses the service of Huurda.nl;
 5. Website: Huurda.nl
Article 2 Applicability
 1. These general terms and conditions apply to all agreements, offers and services of Huurda.nl. By using the website Home Seeker and Landlord declare themselves familiar with and agree with these General Terms and Conditions.
 2. The applicability of general terms and conditions other than these is in any case excluded.
Article 3 Agreement
 1. An advertising agreement is concluded by placing the rental property, or by means of a written confirmation to the User that the advertisement will be placed. The corresponding rates are mentioned on the website.
 2. By offering an advertisement the user gives Huurda.nl permission to place all information in the advertisement on the website.
 3. The user cannot hold Huurda.nl liable for damages and claims of third parties caused by placing an advertisement on the website.
Article 4 Placing houses
 1. Placing a property on the website is done by means of an advertisement. Only properties of which you are the owner or where you work on behalf of the owner may be placed on the website.
 2. In the advertisement, the property must be displayed correctly and the advertisement must paint a realistic picture of the property, possibly by means of text and photos. The advertisement may not contain misleading information. Huurda.nl retains the right to modify or if necessary remove advertising texts and/or photos that contain incorrect information at all times.
 3. No contact details may be given in the advertisement description and the advertisements may not contain information about third parties.
 4. Huurda.nl cannot be held liable for unlawful content or copyright infringement of advertisements placed by or on behalf of the landlord of the accommodation.
 5. User must ensure adequate handling of the received responses to accommodation and advertisements of properties that have already been rented out must be removed by user.
 6. By placing the advertisement Huurda.nl gives user permission to place this information on the website. Huurda.nl is authorized to use the advertisement for marketing and / or advertising purposes, with the aim of bringing the property to the attention of potential tenants.
Article 5 Content of advertisements
 1. The user may be held liable for the unlawful content of the advertisement placed by him on the website.
 2. The ad complies at least with the following:
 1. The content of the advertisement may not be unlawful or contrary to the laws and regulations in force in the Netherlands;
 2. The content of the advertisement may not harm Huurda.nl in any way;
 3. The content of the advertisement may not harm and/or harass other users;
 4. The accommodation that is offered for rent by the User should be the property of the User or of the person on whose instructions the User works and is intended for rent;
 3. User should not misuse the website, including the following:
 1. Unlawful texts, including discriminatory and insulting texts;
 2. Mentioning or referring to other websites, other than Huurda.nl or advertisements from other websites, other than Huurda.nl;
 3. Advertisements not aimed at the rental of housing.
Article 6 illegal rental
 1. It is not permitted to offer housing on the website if the occupant cannot or may not register with the municipality at the address.
 2. It is not allowed to offer housing on the website if the property does not have a residential destination, but where the occupant can register at the address with the municipality.
 3. The requirements mentioned above under 1 and 2 arise from the Basic Registration of Persons Act (Wet Basisregistratie Personen).
 4. Huurda.nl reserves the right to adjust or remove advertisements with illegal offers of housing. Huurda.nl can also take appropriate measures against landlord.
Article 7: Use of service
 1. The personal data of potential tenants may not be used by the user for purposes other than the conclusion of a rental agreement.
 2. User is not allowed to approach other users for commercial purposes.
 3. Huurda.nl can terminate the agreement with user in case of violation of these terms and conditions. Already paid costs will not be refunded to user. Huurda.nl can also block user.
 4. Huurda.nl has the right to report criminal offences and in doing so Huurda.nl has the right to provide all necessary information about user to the third party who is entitled to do so.
 5. Any damage suffered by Huurda.nl as a result of breaches by the user can be recovered by Huurda.nl from the user.
Article 8 Tariff and payment
 1. Placement of a rental Advertisement must be paid for by the Advertiser. The applicable rates are indicated on Huurda.NL. Placement of the Advertisement takes place after Huurda.nl has received the amount due for the Advertisement.
Article 9 Right of withdrawal
 1. Placing an Advertisement may in certain cases be subject to the right of dissolution as referred to in Section 6:230 of the Dutch Civil Code.
 2. In any case, the right of dissolution does not apply to Advertisements that have been removed from the Website because they contravened the terms and conditions.
 3. Unless agreed otherwise, you agree that an Advertisement will be placed immediately, during the statutory period of dissolution. This has consequences for any applicable right of dissolution. You also declare that you waive any applicable right of dissolution as soon as Huurda.nl has placed the Advertisement.
 4. If the right of dissolution referred to in article 9.1 applies to the Advertisement placed by you then you agree that if you use your right of dissolution, you owe Huurda.nl a proportionate fee for the services provided by Huurda.nl. In certain cases this proportional fee will be calculated based on the number of days that remain from the agreed-upon advertising period and/or the average number of responses to your Advertisement, as periodically determined by Huurda.nl, when using your right of withdrawal.
Article 10 Intellectual property rights
 1. All property rights on the website belong to Huurda.nl. The content of the placed advertisements does not fall under the property rights of Huurda.nl.
 2. Huurda.nl is free to place advertisements on partner websites.
 3. Huurda.nl explicitly reserves the copyrights. It is therefore - without the prior written permission of Huurda.nl - not permitted to reproduce or publish the Publication in whole or in part in any way, with the exception of permitted deep links. Mentioning Huurda.nl as source does not make that any different.
 4. If the user infringes the rights of Huurda.nl the user is responsible for all damage suffered by Huurda.nl as a result, including the costs of investigation and legal assistance.
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Users of Android devices, usually smartphones, can gain root access through rooting to gain control over various subsystems. But, in order to modding your Android device, you need to disable the DM Verity on your Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, and trust me, not many users are familiar with how to do this. That's the reason why we are here. In this article, you will learn some simple steps that will help you do so. Therefore, let's get started with the guide.
Prerequisite: Unlock Bootloader
Step 1: To begin, you must download the Android SDK platform tool on your computer. From this link, download and extract the Android Studio SDK files. You will use this throughout the entire process to disable DM Verity on your Pixel.
Step 2: You must enable USB debugging and OEM locking for your Pixel to be recognized by the Android SDK in ADB mode.
- Go to the settings menu on your Google Pixel 7 or 7 Pro.
- Tap on About Phone.
- To view the build number, tap it seven times.
- Go back to settings and tap the system tab.
- Select the Developer option.
- Make sure USB debugging and OEM unlocking are enabled.
Step 3: You must unlock the bootloader to flash a custom ROM. You will lose all your data on the phone, and also your warranty will be void. Here's how to unlock your bootloader.
Activate fast boot mode on Pixel 7 and 7 Pro
- You will need to connect your device to your computer
- You can now open the command prompt by typing CMD in the address bar and hitting enter.
- Then, in the command prompt, type ADB reboot bootloader.
- Using the fastboot devices command, confirm that Fastboot is connected. You will be able to get the device ID from this.
- Using the fastboot flashing unlock command, unlock your Pixel 7 or Pixel 7 Pro bootloader.
- To confirm, press the volume key, select Unlock Bootloader, and then press the power key.
- Once your device has rebooted, you will see unlocked in bold letters.
- Your bootloader has been unlocked successfully.
Step 4: In order to proceed further, you must download the factory image of your Pixel device.
Make sure to download the exact version of the factory image that is present on your device. You can check it by going into:
- Initially, tap on the settings.
- Then, go to the about and hit the build number. Now follow these steps:
- Your computer should now have the factory image extracted to your preferred location.
- You can send the vbmeta.img file to your smartphone by opening the image folder and copying the vbmeta.img file.
Step 5: Here are the steps you need to follow to boot your phone into Fastboot mode:
- Go to the SDK folder and type CMD in the address bar.
- To restart the bootloader, type adb reboot bootloader in the Command Prompt.
- You can now verify your device's fast boot connection by typing fastboot devices.
- Now your device is in Fastboot mode.
Steps to Disable DM Verity on Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro
That's it. Now, you are set to disable the DM Verity on Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro. Therefore, if you have performed all the five steps mentioned above, then you must perform these steps:
- Execute this command on CMD: fastboot flash vbmeta –disable-verity –disable-verification vbmeta.img.
- In your Google Pixel 7 and Google Pixel 7 Pro, you have successfully disabled the DM version.
That's it. Now, you have disabled the DM Verity on Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro. We hope you find this article helpful.
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Bernhard Molique was a German violinist and composer.
He was born in Nuremberg. His father was a musician and the boy studied various instruments, but finally devoted himself to the violin.
In 1815 he received some lessons from Louis Spohr, and then studied the violin for two years at the University of Munich under Pietro Rovelli.
In 1820 Molique succeeded Rovelli as court violinist in Munich, and, after several successful tours, in 1826 he became music director at Stuttgart. He died in Cannstatt in 1869. One of his pupils was the violinist Henry Blagrove.


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TECH TIP: Picatinny vs. Weaver Rail Specifications
Readers often ask "What's the difference between a Weaver scope rail and a Picatinny Rail?" The answer is not as simple as it seems. The dimensions of a Picatinny Rail should be consistent (from one rail-maker to another), since there IS a government spec. Conversely, there is some variance in "Weaver-style" rails. The width of the groove is the most important difference between Picatinny Rails and weaver rails. "Mil-spec" Picatinny rails will have a grove width of 0.206″ while Weaver rails typically have a narrower, 0.180″ groove width.
Brownell's has a helpful GunTech Article that discusses the Picatinny Rail vs. Weaver Rail. That article explains:
"What are the differences between the 'Picatinny' and the 'Weaver' systems? The profile of the two systems is virtually identical. Depending on the quality of the machining done by the manufacturer, the two systems should be indistinguishable from the profile. The key difference lies in the placement of the recoil grooves and with width of the grooves. MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) grooves are.206″ wide and have a center-to-center width of.394". The placement of these grooves has to be consistent in order for it to be a true 'Picatinny'MIL-STD system. Weaver systems have a.180" width of recoil groove and are not necessarily consistent in a center-to-center measurement from one groove to the next.
In many instances, a Weaver system has a specific application that it is machined for, so interchangeability is not necessarily an issue. A MIL-STD-1913 system must adhere to the specifications listed above in order for it to be considered MIL-STD, since the military desires uniformity in the recoil grooves to allow for different systems to be mounted on the weapon with no concern for compatibility.
Now, what does this mean to you? Boiled down, it means that accessories designed for a Weaver system will, in most cases, fit on a 'Picatinny' system. The reverse, however, is probably not the case. Due to the larger recoil groove, 'Picatinny' accessories will not fit a Weaver system. There are, of course, exceptions to every rule, but for a good rule-of-thumb, [full-width] 'Picatinny' won't fit Weaver, but Weaver will fit 'Picatinny'."
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The Advanced Development Team (ADT) is a Mars Program Office entity that acts as a stand-in for the conceptual Mars Sample Return Orbiter (SRO) and Sample Return Lander (SRL) missions to ensure that decisions made in current Mars missions do not negatively affect downstream mission success for potentially returning samples from Mars. The Extraction-Insertion-and Manipulation (EIM) testing task focuses on the validation of requirements on the Mars 2020 sample tube from the Interface Requirements Document (IRD) between the Mars 2020 mission and ADT. The validation work focuses on key elements of the conceptual SRL sample transfer chain from ground pickup to securing the sample tubes inside a conceptual Orbiting Sample (OS) capsule.
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Light vehicle: Example, how to calculate your vehicle licence fee
In the following example, a 12 month renewal is applied to a standard motor car (Tare weight: 1,650 kg - the weight of the unladen vehicle):
|Calculate your light vehicle licence fee||Fee calculation|
|Vehicle fee per 100 kg x Total weight (rounded up to the nearest 100 kg) / 100||$23.64 x (1,700 kg / 100) = $401.88|
|Plus prescribed flat fee $13.20 (12-month renewal: (discounted rate) = $6.60)||$6.60|
|Total vehicle licence fee (rounded to the nearest five cents)||$408.50|
- Prescribed flat fee for a vehicle for a period of one year is $13.20 discounted 50%.
- Any vehicle renewal term less than 12 months; calculation will be $13.20 divided by 12 then multiplying by the number of months in respect of which the renewal is paid.
- 6-month renewal: ($13.20/12)*6 = $6.60.
- 3-month renewal: ($13.20/12)*3 = $3.30.
- GVM = Gross vehicle Mass. kg = kilogram. cc = cubic centimetre, engine displacement.
- kW/t = kilowatt per tonne, 1 m² / S³.
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Dinky Duck was a Terrytoons cartoon character that appeared in a number of animated shorts. Dinky was a young duck that lived on a farm with ducks, chickens and other typical farm animals. Dinky often took on the role of an orphan who simply wanted a place to call home. Other times, Dinky would perform some heroic deed and help restore calm to the barnyard when adult animals quarreled. Dinky first appeared in the 1939 short The Orphan Duck.


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The name 'Erasmus' is a name for a male originating from the Greek word 'erasmios' which means 'beloved'.
Saint Erasmus was a martyr from the third century who is regarded as the patron saint by sailors.
Erasmus was also the name of a Dutch scholar, humanist and theologian who was prominent during the Renaissance period. His writing was in pure Latin form. Although he was a Roman Catholic all his life, he was a stern critic of what he regarded as the excesses of the Roman Catholic Church. He made new Latin as well as Greek editions of the New Testament.
Martin Luther's movement started in the year after the New Testament was published and greatly tested the strength of Erasmus's character. Erasmus admired Luther, but was averse to partisanship. His hesitation to support Luther led Luther that Erasmus was a coward or purposeless.
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Healing Circle Garden
Posted 04/26/2011 by Childhelp
The American Indian medicine wheel was an ancient way of creating sacred space and calling forth the healing energies of nature. Medicine wheels were constructed by laying stones in a particular pattern; usually including a center stone with lines radiating towards the outer circle. Staff at the Alice C. Tyler Village in Virginia recently called upon the healing energies of the medicine wheel to help the children who reside at the Village.
A circle garden was constructed near one of the residential cottages on the Village grounds in 2006. One young resident helped to draw the circle of the garden using stakes and string while several others helped to collect rocks used to outline the garden. The children created planting areas by collecting and piling pine needle mulch and spoiled hay within the circle. Children also helped to build two beautiful Leopold benches that grace the garden.
A garden club was formed of several children who help with garden maintenance each week. This not only keeps the garden looking great, but helps boost the children's self-worth as well. The garden is currently filled with perennials, self seeding plants, and the beautiful Sunflowers which have been a prominent part of the garden every year. Often during the spring and summer, children and staff will stop to peek at the swallow or bluebird babies in the nesting boxes located near the garden.
Several growing seasons have come and gone since the garden was built back in 2006, but the children of the Village continue to enjoy the healing powers that it brings. Whether it's building self esteem or simply offering a chance to reflect on the beauty of nature, the circle garden continues to be a sacred space for the abused and neglected children who make the Village their home.
To protect the identities of the children in our care, we cannot show their faces publicly.
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FREQUENCY DOMAIN CHARACTERIZATION OF OPTIC FLOW AND VISION-BASED OCELLAR SENSING FOR ROTATIONAL MOTION
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The structure of an animal's eye is determined by the tasks it must perform. While vertebrates rely on their two eyes for all visual functions, insects have evolved a wide range of specialized visual organs to support behaviors such as prey capture, predator evasion, mate pursuit, flight stabilization, and navigation. Compound eyes and ocelli constitute the vision forming and sensing mechanisms of some flying insects. They provide signals useful for flight stabilization and navigation. In contrast to the well-studied compound eye, the ocelli, seen as the second visual system, sense fast luminance changes and allows for fast visual processing. Using a luminance-based sensor that mimics the insect ocelli and a camera-based motion detection system, a frequency-domain characterization of an ocellar sensor and optic flow (due to rotational motion) are analyzed. Inspired by the insect neurons that make use of signals from both vision sensing mechanisms, advantages, disadvantages and complementary properties of ocellar and optic flow estimates are discussed.


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How to Handle Liquids in Compounding Applications
While most of the ingredients for compounding processes are in solid form, liquids are also regularly used and can offer advantages in certain situations and particular applications.
Coperion K-Tron Liquid Feeder
Coperion K-Tron's modular liquid loss-in-weight feeders offer high accuracy addition of liquid additives in compounding processes.
Liquid ingredients such as oils or silicas can mix and disperse more effectively and can deliver faster reaction times in reactive processing. However, there are also a number of issues to consider when feeding liquids in plastics compounding operations.
Learn more about benefits and challenges when feeding liquids in these Questions & Answers.
What challenges can be encountered when feeding liquids and how can these be overcome?
Liquids tend to be incompressible, which means when they are fed the physical properties do not change. Variations in bulk density can be a massive issue in feeding bulk solids, but with liquids provided you have a consistent "volumetric" throughput you should get the equivalent "gravimetric" throughput.
Unfortunately, as flow rates and pressures increase the flow becomes less predictable, because of slippage back through the pump and cavitation (irregular filling of pump head), it becomes essential to provide a secondary measurement. As flow-meters suffer in the same way as described above the best way to measure and therefore control these materials is using a precise weighing system such as a loss-in-weight liquid feeder with high accuracy weighing technology.
Viscosity is a challenge because when a liquid is highly viscous it does not want to flow. This affects the type of pump that can be used. In most cases Coperion K-Tron recommends the use of gear pumps because they result in a very linear flow. Depending on the material characteristics we sometimes use membrane pumps instead. When a liquid is too viscous, one solution is to heat it up to reduce the viscosity. Coperion K-Tron then incorporates heating systems in the feeder to keep the liquid flowing as it is fed into the process.
Coperion K-Tron Liquid Feeder
Coperion K-Tron's modular liquid loss-in-weight feeders are available with insulation and heating systems to keep viscous liquids flowing.
What are the latest developments in liquid feeders?
When feeding liquids, the special requirements of each application vary widely. Thanks to the new modular design of the Coperion K-Tron Loss-in-Weight Liquid Feeders, a broad range of pumps and tanks can easily be combined to constitute a reliable liquid feeding system representing the ideal configuration for the specific application.
Although each liquid feeder is custom-designed to meet the desired feed rate, the process demands, the characteristics of the liquid, and the new modular concept streamlines the layout and engineering process of a feeder, thus reducing its lead time and initial cost. The new modularity also provides benefits in terms of a uniform mechanical construction as well as identical operation and maintenance for multiple differently sized units. This simplifies feeder operation, maintenance and spares inventory which in turn saves effort and cost. The same applies for retrofits..
Coperion K-Tron's modular liquid feeders are ideal for accurate gravimetric feeding of liquids in either continuous or batch operation. The liquid is metered by a pump outside the scale area. The feed pump is selected according to the feeding capacity which is required and the characteristics of the liquid to be fed. The modular concept makes it easy to tailor each liquid feeder to the parameters of the customer process.
The foundation of this modular liquid feeder is a base frame, available in various lengths and widths, which can be outfitted with optional feet or casters. The pump and weigh bridge are mounted on the base frame. The pump technology is selected depending on the viscosity of the liquid, for example gear or membrane pump.
The exclusive, patented Smart Force Transducer (SFT) weighing technology features vibrating wire technology and an on-board microprocessor with fine-tuned control algorithms to ensure high feeder accuracy. The storage tank is mounted on the scale; standard sizes range from 7.5 up to 300 liters, but larger custom systems have also been realized. A flexible connecting line is required between tank and pump. Depending on the needs of the application, additional options such as insulation or heating systems to maintain the process temperature can be supplied as well. ATEX configurations are also available.
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What are the most important key features in liquid feeding for sheet foam manufacture?
Within many compounding processes the liquid component is introduced downstream under melt pressure to avoid early degradation of anti-static properties, for example. Working together with an international customer in the UK, Coperion K-Tron has developed several special configurations to handle low pressure addition to an atmospheric port in the case of cross-linking promoters / catalysts in sheet foam manufacture.
The addition rate is critical, hence the need for accurate gravimetric feeding and the nature of these fluids means that the pump selection is critical, requiring extensive trials to ensure long life. We discovered progressive cavity PD pumps with stainless rotors and fluoropolymer elastomer or EPDM stators worked extremely well, with a linear flow rate, but only for a short time because the elastomer absorbed the fluid and became deformed. Switching to conventional gear pumps with a loading valve worked well until the shaft seals failed due to rubber ingress. The final solution, which is now in production on many foam lines, uses our SFT weighing technology coupled with magnetically driven gear pumps, sealed from all mechanical forces.
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Question: What Does Apathetic Mean?
What do you call a person who hides their feelings?
Stoic is a term for someone who can handle pain and hardship without showing one's feelings or complaining..
Does apathy go away?
Apathy treatments depend upon the underlying cause. Medications and psychotherapy can help restore your interest in life. You may also show chronic apathy symptoms if you have a progressive disorder such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer's. Treating the underlying condition can help improve apathy.
What is the feeling of indifference?
Apathy is characterized by feelings of indifference and lack of emotion. 1 The term is often used to describe a lack of caring or concern, but in mental health contexts, this loss of interest in different aspects of life events is often a sign of a condition.
What do you call someone who hides their pain behind a smile?
Someone who hides their pain behind a smile.
Why do men hide their feelings?
Why Do Men Hide Their Emotions? There's no argument that women are more likely to show their emotions than men. From an early age, men are conditioned to believe that expressing their feelings is out of character with the male identity. Doing so can ruin their image of being strong and stoic.
Is apathy a bad thing?
And while it can be harmless and normal to experience, it can also be harmful. The indifference, unresponsiveness, detachment, and passivity can leave apathetic individuals feeling exhausted and also lead to their making of bad decisions—because they just don't care.
What is an example of apathy?
The definition of apathy is a lack of emotion or interest. A student who does not care one way or the other if he passes a class is an example of a student who has apathy towards the class.
What disorder causes lack of emotions?
As a condition marked by lack of feelings, it can be difficult to recognize the symptoms of alexithymia. Since this condition is associated with an inability to express feelings, an affected person might come across as being out of touch or apathetic.
What does lack of empathy look like?
If a person who lacks empathy criticizes you, has an emotional outburst over a perceived slight or otherwise behaves insensitively, remember that it's not about you. It's about them. You've probably seen them behave this way around other people, too.
What is a narcissistic alexithymia?
Alexithymia is when you have trouble identifying and describing your feelings as well as others, and struggle with empathy and NPD (Narcissistic personality disorder) is an overinflation of self importance.
What causes apathy in relationships?
Some common causes include: Negative feelings and thoughts about yourself: when you feel worthless, useless, incompetent, and generally pessimistic about your life and abilities for a while, it is likely that you might move on to apathy and detachment.
Is apathy a symptom of schizophrenia?
Causes of Apathy A person living with schizophrenia can still experience depression even when they are in recovery—the person will show signs of apathy, which can be attributed to the depression. Excessive doses of antipsychotics can contribute to apathy.
What does it mean for someone to be apathetic?
Is apathetic an emotion?
Apathy is a lack of feeling, emotion, interest, or concern about something. It is a state of indifference, or the suppression of emotions such as concern, excitement, motivation, or passion.
What are signs of emotional detachment?
Symptoms of emotional detachmentdifficulty creating or maintaining personal relationships.a lack of attention, or appearing preoccupied when around others.difficulty being loving or affectionate with a family member.avoiding people, activities, or places because they're associated with a past trauma or event.More items…•Sep 3, 2019
How do you use apathy?
There is nothing worse than apathy. His apathy just made her even more frustrated. Once defeated, he sank into apathy. His apathy necessitates stimulation. The campaign failed because of public apathy. Voter apathy is especially high among young people.More items…•Aug 30, 2016
Is it good to hold in your emotions?
"Suppressing your emotions, whether it's anger, sadness, grief or frustration, can lead to physical stress on your body. … And avoiding emotions can also "lead to problems with memory, aggression, anxiety and depression".
What is the opposite of apathetic?
apathetic, indifferent(adj) marked by a lack of interest. "an apathetic audience"; "the universe is neither hostile nor friendly; it is simply indifferent" Antonyms: spirited, interested.
Can someone with alexithymia love you?
Why is apathy important?
Apathy is an important brain-behavior disorder and a part of many neuropsychiatric behaviors and neurodegenerative disorders. Although originally defined as a lack of emotion, apathy is more precisely a disturbance of the motivation processes of the brain.
Can frontal lobe damage cause depression?
Since the frontal lobe governs memory, emotion, judgment, executive functions, and behavior, a lesion of this lobe is the most common cause of depression or other mood disorders [12]. A lesion of the dominant frontal lobe is more likely to cause these disorders.


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Babies & Hatchlings
Crested gecko babies are barely an inch in length when they hatch and their care is very similar to adults. There are just a few subtle differences in the care of crested gecko hatchlings that involve handling, enclosures, feeding and shedding. Watching them grow and become healthy, mature pets is enjoyable for many keepers.
The crested gecko hatches between 60 and 100 days. If they are exposed to lower temperatures, the hatch time will increase. This is actually beneficial to the gecko, as a longer hatch time will produce a healthier and stronger reptile. On the contrary, higher temperatures will result in a shorter incubation time and the hatchlings will be weak due to rapid development.
New Home Placement
Once the baby crested geckos hatch, they should be transferred to a small enclosure that is outfitted simply with paper towels as substrate. A few branches and plants should be placed in the enclosure to make them feel secure, but not so much to block your view or make it difficult for the hatchling to find its food.
Crested gecko hatchlings will generally not begin eating until after their first shed, which takes place 2-3 days after hatching. They are sustained on the nutrition from their yoke sack. The new gecko should be observed to make sure its first shed is complete. Misting them and their enclosure twice a day will help.
Once they have shed, crested gecko babies can be fed 1/8" crickets or the Crested Gecko Diet (CGD). To encourage them to eat, you can put a small drop of food on the gecko's nose and let them lick it off. Crickets should be gut-loaded or coated with a supplement powder to ensure that the baby gecko gets the required nutrition.
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Baby crested geckos should not be handled right away. This can cause them stress. They are very skittish and can quickly get away, possibly causing themselves injury. Give them one to two weeks' time to acclimate to their new surroundings and limit handling to five minutes per day. It is best to handle them while sitting so that if they jump away they will not have far to fall.
Crested gecko babies are very small and delicate. They are also very skittish and should be cared for gently. When acquiring crested gecko hatchlings, you will take much pleasure in watching them grow and become more comfortable and secure in their new environment. In four months, they will have reached their juvenile stage and can be transferred to a larger enclosure. During that time, take good care of them and watch them thrive.
Crested Gecko Baby Care
Caring for the babies is easy but requires attention to their handling, housing, proper feeding and shedding of their skin.


Markush Structures in MarvinSketch
 A Markush structure is a description of compound classes by generic notations. They are often used for patent claims and combinatorial libraries.
 R-groups, atom lists, position variation, and repeating units with repetition ranges are commonly used features in the representation of Markush structures.
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Bento Nuno, Fontes Margarita
Rubrique:Histoire mondiale de l'énergie
Titre Ouvrage:The capacity for adopting energy innovations in Portugal : Historical evidence and perspectives for the future
Édition:Technological Forecasting and Social Change, available online 26 September 2015.
This paper investigates the speed of adoption of energy technologies in a traditionally innovation importing country, Portugal, as compared with countries where these technologies first started e.g. natural gas plants or wind turbines ; the rate of diffusion accelerates as the technology reaches Portugal ; relationship between extent and duration of diffusion is less marked in Portugal ; technological factors and structural requirements combined explain diffusion patterns.


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Monocular 3D Object Detection
This technology is a novel end-to-end trainable Grouped Mathematical Differentiable NMS (GrooMed-NMS) for monocular 3D object detection.
Modern 3D object detection methods have immensely benefitted from the end-to-end learning idea. However, most of them use a post-processing algorithm called Non-Maximal Suppression (NMS) only during inference. Although there have been attempts to include NMS in the training pipeline for other tasks such as 2D object detection, they have been less widely adopted due to a non-mathematical expression of the NMS.
Description of Technology
This technology formulates NMS as a matrix operation and then groups and masks the boxes in an unsupervised manner to obtain a simple closed-forms expression of the NMS. GrooMeD-NMS addresses the mismatch between training and inference
pipelines and therefore forces the network to select the best box in a differentiable manner. GrooMeDNMS achieves state-of-the-art monocular 3D object detection results on the KITTI dataset performing comparable to monocular video methods.
- This technology enables a end to-end trainable closed-form mathematical differential Non-Maximal Suppression..
- GrooMeD-NMS addresses the mismatch between training and inference pipelines prevalent in monocular 3D object detection and therefore forces the network to select the best box in a differentiable manner.


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Event Detection / Handling in Smart Energy Environments
The goal of this PhD project is the formalization and the development of a generic event detection process applied to serve various smart energy environments such as Smart Buildings, Smart Grids, and Smart Cities for example. By automatically detecting the events that could arise in such environments, event handling mechanisms can be put into place. This could serve for improved conceptualization and management of these environments, both from an energetic and utility point of view.
The study is designed to develop a technological base that offers:
- A generic framework for event detection
- A platform enabling the integration of the event detection mechanism into different smart energy networks
- An intelligent processing that allows not only event detection but also provides event handling and a better overall understanding of these environments
- Data Mining
- Event Detection
The LIUPPA (laboratory) MOVIES team
LIUPPA is a computer science laboratory related to the "Université de PAU et des Pays de l'Adour" (UPPA), and interested in the formalization of digital ecosystems in multimedia sensory networks and microgrids. The lab is present in the various campuses of the university in southern France, particulary in Anglet, Mont-de-Marsan, and Pau.
The lab contains two teams: T2I and MOVIES each dedicated to different research activities.
A generic framework for event detection
- Mansour, Elio, et al. "F-SED: Feature-Centric Social Event Detection." International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications. Springer, Cham, 2017.
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The time-independent Schrödinger equation is solved using the finite element method (FEM) and the finite difference method (FDM). The resulting eigenvalue problems are solved using the ARPACK++ library. Both methods are implemented in the same program so the methods can be compared. The program is limited to spherically symmetric potentials.
We study a quantum system of two electrons in a harmonic oscillator potential and a constant magnetic field. This system is an approximation to the two-electron quantum dot. By a coordinate transformation this equation can be separated into two independent single-particle equations, which we can solve in the same program.


A combustion and propulsion test cell A combustion and propulsion test cell dyno
A combustion and propulsion test cell contains a 300-hp eddy current dynamometer linked to either the FSAE engine or a DC motor/battery-electric powertrain. A custom-built 7-hp AC dynamometer allows students to research the combustion stability limits of a homogeneous charge compression ignition engine. In this lab, students get the chance to disassemble, analyze, and reassemble a series of Briggs & Stratton engines; a small gas turbine engine has also been under development for several years. Fundamental combustion studies are performed in fume hoods to determine the effects of fuel-air flow rate and equivalence ratio on laminar flame speed. A research engine outfitted with a quartz cylinder liner gives students the ability to watch the combustion process of a running engine while taking in-cylinder pressure data in real-time.


A Brief History of Wood Floors
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Humans have been building homes for at least 400,000 years, but it was only in the 1600s that we got around to making floors out of wood. Prior to that, the floors of most houses were made of bare dirt or stone.
The first wood floors in Europe were simple. Just a few rough-hewn pine planks supported by joists, or even split logs set into the dirt with the cut side facing up. These early wooden floors were nothing like the elegant, polished interiors we associate with hardwood flooring today. They were unfinished, and smoothing was accomplished through years of regular foot traffic, not by sanding and polishing. Think of how many splinters you might have gotten in your feet after installing a wood floor in your home if you lived in the early 1600s!
Soon artisans began to refine wood flooring. By 1625, wealthy Europeans could pay to have intricate parquet floors installed in their homes. These floors were made by hand-cutting pieces of wood into small shapes that could be arranged together in repeating geometric patterns.
The abundance of timber in the New World made wood floors much more commonplace. But most American settlers and pioneers did not have much use for the impressive, artisan-crafted designs used in wealthy European homes. Early American plank floors were simply the most practical option in a country full of old-growth forests. The floors tended to be simple, with the boards cut at random widths and lengths and no stain or varnish applied.
The innovation of shiplap joinery made wood floors more durable and less prone to developing gaps, through which cold air, moisture, and small objects could pass.
In the 1700s, people began to apply painted designs to their wood floors. These could range in complexity from simple checkerboards to ornate vining or flowering patterns. Stain and varnish did not become common until the late 1800s.
During the Industrial Revolution, the process of making hardwood flooring became much less labor-intensive. Whereas before each plank would have to be sawn individually by no less than two men, now steam-powered lumber mills and woodworking machinery could process more boards in a day than two men could do in an hour. The technology meant wood floors could be produced more cheaply, and the finished product would be more uniform and attractive.
Still, the installation process was much more labor-intensive until the invention of the electric sander. Prior to that, floors had to be hand-scraped or have loose sand rubbed over them.
The 1940s and 50s saw a decline in the use of wood for flooring, as carpets and other flooring materials like linoleum grew in popularity. But nowadays, people are turning back to hardwood flooring for its simplicity, durability, and beauty.
Who knew the history of wood flooring could be so interesting? The history buffs at Five Step Carpet Care aren't just here to regale you with factoids, though. If you live in Western NC and are in need of professional wood floor cleaning services, give us a call at _PHONE_ or drop us a line today!


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This hearty recipe is part of the traditional Acadian cuisine. It was – and still is – one of the favorite meals of Acadians, at least in the region of southeast New Brunswick.
Origin: Grand-Pré National Historic Site
Region: Atlantic (Nova Scotia)
Course: Main Course
Painting of The Harvest by artist Claude Picard© Parks Canada
Bouilli (boiled dinner) is a traditional Acadian meal. All of the ingredients would have been found in the bountiful gardens and farms of the Acadians in the area of Grand Pré. It was no doubt among the meals that the Acadian women prepared during the voyage from Grand-Pré to the Anglo-American colonies in the fall of 1755. In fact, the provision lists of the deportation boats included most of the ingredients – cabbage, turnips, potatoes and salt beef instead of salt pork.
- 5 oz | 150 g salt pork (cut in small cubes and sautéed until browned)
- 3-3½ lbs | 1.5 kg pork loin
- 1 lb | 500 g cabbage, cut in eight pieces
- 1 lb | 500 potatoes, peeled and cut in large chunks
- ½ lb | 250 g white turnip
- ½ lb | 250 g carrots, cut in 1-1½-inch (3-4 cm) pieces, then cut in half or quarters
- ½ lb | 250 g green or yellow beans (fresh or salted)
- In a large pot, cover the meat with water and bring to a boil. When almost cooked, add the vegetables beginning with the cabbage, carrots and turnips, then followed by potatoes and beans; bring all to a boil and cook until just done.
- The cabbage is usually cut into eight pieces, while the turnip is cut into round slices or half moons. Potatoes are cut into fairly large pieces, while the carrots are cut into 3 to 4 cm long pieces and split into two or four pieces depending on the size of the carrot. As for the beans, they are left intact, as is the pork. The pork tenderloin can be substituted with pork legs.
- Note: The original recipe uses salt pork instead of pork loin. If you choose to use salt pork and also salted beans, you will need to remove the salt before adding them to the other ingredients. To do this, cover the salt pork and salted beans with water and boil for about 10 minutes; drain and recover with fresh water. Repeat. Test the meat and beans; if still too salty, repeat a third time and then add to the rest of the ingredients.
- The quantity of vegetables − carrots, potatoes and beans − varies depending on taste. One large cabbage and one large turnip are usually sufficient, but more can be added if desired. Likewise more or less pork can be used.
Recipe tested by Chef Scott Warrick, Algonquin College School of Hospitality and Tourism
Recipe adapted from : Marielle Boudreau and Melvin Gallant, Le guide de la cuisine traditionnelle acadienne, Montréal/Moncton, Les Éditions Stanké et Les Éditions d'Acadie, 1980.


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Moldavite is one of the 12 synergy stones that are known to be the highest vibrational crystals on the planet and when collected and used together will help accelerate our spiritual evolution.
Forged by the alchemical union of cosmic fire and planet earth, Moldavite is the world's highest vibrational crystal that encapsulates the divine energies of both the terrestrial & celestial realms. A rare magical tektite born through the impact of a large meteorite that crashed into what is now known as the Czech Republic roughly 14.8 million years ago. The immense collision caused the meteorite and terrestrial rock to evaporate into gas before then raining down in liquid form, condensing, solidifying and atomically bonding to create this supernatural stone.
Moldavite is revered for its ability to dramatically enhance psychic potential, activate all of the seven chakras and rapidly accelerate one's spiritual evolution, earning its popular title 'the stone of destiny' as it is believed to synchronistically guide the beholder to their true life calling. Moldavite is one of the rare crystals where you can feel its energy instantly, commonly inducing the experience known as the 'Moldavite flush', a sudden opening of the heart charka. It has appeared in numerous myths and mystical literatures throughout time and is speculated to be the 'Holy Grail' mentioned in Arthurian legend.


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Could anyone tell me what is the relationship between VDDE2 and VDDE2A supply pins of SPC5777C? Could they be tied to different voltages, for example, VDDE2 tied to 5V and VDDE2A tied to 3.3V?
Thanks in advance.
There is none. In the device predecessor (MPC5676R) it was one domain. On the MPC5777C it has been split onto 2 domains (in order to minimize I/O pins affected when using Ethernet).
Yes, they can be tied to different voltages, as you shown in the example.
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Here are the key exhibitor trends we are seeing:
- Tradeshows, events, and conferences retain a prominent place in marketing budgets. Average company allocates 40.3% of annual marketing budget.
- Senior marketing managers are demanding more accountability for tradeshow spending.
- Identifying tradeshow performance and financial metrics to show how the exhibit program supports core business objectives and delivers financial value is on the rise.
- Companies are moving from and event perspective (3 days at a show) to an "end to end" campaign perspective.
- Companies are doing a better job of targeting their ideal visitors and using selective attraction strategies to engage them.
- Because of the clutter in the email inbox, many companies are bring back direct mail as a key part of their pre-show marketing campaign.
- Companies are thinking beyond the booth by bringing in experts to speak, hosting private educational sessions, inviting customers to focus groups.
- Use of interactive technologies like tables and touch screens are providing more personalized in-booth experiences.
- Digital signage is replacing static signage.
- RFC and NFC technologies are being used for tracking attendee behaviors.
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In the mid 1800s, philanthropic upper-middle-class ladies were managing the day to day operations of day nurseries. These nurseries provided temporary shelter during the day for the children of mothers who had to find work to support their families. Working fathers boarded their children in cases where the mother had died or was too sick to care for her children. However, illegitimate children were often refused entry.
The nurseries charged modest fees of about ten cents per child per day. Although the fees did not cover costs, they did help with finances. The parents maintained some dignity by paying for the service.
Toronto East End Day Nursery and Settlement
The Nursery was established by members of the Quaker Mission in 1892 and was operated by a board of women directors. For a small fee, the Nursery provided day care and helped mothers find work in domestic and laundry services.


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The USA Canada Province of the Society of the Sacred Heart has released an innovative discernment app for young adults. Although the real life contact points are geared to the north American context, other elements could be useful to young adults in Australia and New Zealand.
The Call Me Back app has eight components:
- Faceworld is a way to reflect on the world context, social issues and the reality of young adults today.
- My Route is to explore the questions and intuitions, opportunities and calls of their lives.
- Belonging is a tool for reflecting on one's experience of belonging to a group, a project, a dream.
- My Creations helps people to get in touch with their creative experience through drawings, music, etc.
- My Journal helps people learn and apply guides for prayer, daily examen (a technique of prayerful reflection on the events of the day in order to discern God's desires), principles of discernment and praying with some of the Society of the Sacred Heart's founding mothers like Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat and Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne.
- My inspiration contains quotes from the Gospel, Oscar Romero, Martin Luther King, and others to inspire.
- My Toolkit contains the different activities and workshops the Society of the Sacred Heart has to offer (e.g., retreats, leadership training, shadowing a sister, service learning, project design, etc.)
- Home: Portal where one finds access to various areas of the Society of the Sacred Heart.
Here's a video introducing each component;


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View Examples Of Diagonal Lines In Interior Design Gif. ✓ free for commercial use ✓ high quality images. However you choose to combine them organize by separating or grouping elements on the page — one prime example being using the a series of diagonal lines with abrupt changes of direction give chaos to the design that puts off a.
The term interior lines is commonly used to illustrate, describe. Graphic designers use this basic tool to divide space, frame images, draw diagonal lines may stand in a horizontal or vertical fashion, but they are slanted. If some feature does not suit the planned.
Read how to make the most of diagonal lines in diagonal lines can be used by photographers to lead the eye to a point in the image.
Diagonal website design is a visually different approach to web design. For example, if the sides are 50 mm long, but they will be drawn in at 25 mm long. For example, if you have a square table but place a rectangle dish in the middle of it, the dish. An artist's line is a sort of signature for them.


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Tipster Alexandre Marion sends us a tip about the AutoCAD Block Attribute Manager command, better known as Battman.
"I've found a command called Battman (pretty easy to remember, right?) that lets you reorganize a block the way you want it, without having to enter the Block Editor. This really helps out in situations such as dealing with a block made by someone with no experience."
Notes from Cadalyst Tip Patrol: Battman is the command you want to use in AutoCAD to help you manage the block attributes of a specific block. It doesn't change the information that you put into a block that has attributes; it manages the attribute objects of a block instead.
To use it, type Battman on the Command line. This will bring up the Block Attribute Manager window. Select a block, then edit the settings of the attributes in that block. If you edit a block's attributes, remember to press the Sync button; this will update every instance of that block in your file.


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You say sheet like "sheets", what's wrong with you
The one is wrong is your ear
thanks for correction. :)
Ku kira The Seat
What is the different of Sheets and Seats In the Spelling?
The sheet = seprai.
Bed sheet = seprei
In English we use sheet to mean bed sheet. Any other use of sheet requires clarification, sheet of paper, sheet of metal etc. If we just say sheet then we mean bed sheet.


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Tree of Knowledge
A tree stands tall and delights in the animals, the wind and weather that surround it. Consider what is happening below, the deep roots that grow and help to nourish and sustain it. The tree grows in the security that both its branches and its roots grow in harmony. The Tree of Knowledge reminds us that knowledge is about harmony and balance in all things. Once we have secured this knowledge we can allow it to flow into our lives and feel peace.


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(mih-nest-ROE-nay) - Means "big soup." It is a thick vegetable soup that generally contains pasta.
A thick soup mad with a large variety of vegetables, usually including greens..
soup made with a variety of vegetables
A thick Italian soup containing a mixture of vegetables and pasta or rice.
vegetable soup with pasta or rice
a thick soup of Italian origin containing assorted vegetables, peas and beans, pasta (such as vermicelli or macaroni) and herbs in a meat or vegetable broth.
a very hearty, mixed vegetable soup, subject to enormous variation. From minestrare (to administer), probably because this was the only dish served at the meal. Note that it is redundant to say "minestrone soup".
a minestra with pasta.
a thick Italian vegetable soup usually containing pasta along with peas or beans and sometimes other vegetables.
Minestrone (< Italian minestra'soup' + -one (augmentative suffix)) is name for a variety of thick Italian soups made with vegetables, often with the addition of pasta or rice. Common ingredients include beans, onions, celery, carrots, stock, and tomatoes.


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Proclamation No. 1156/2019
25th Year No. 89 ADDIS ABABA 5th September, 2019
WHERE AS, it is essential to ensure worker-employer relations are governed by basic principles of rights and obligations with a view to enabling workers and employers to secure durable industrial peace; sustainable productivity and competitiveness through cooperative engagement towards the all-round development of our country;
WHEREAS, it has been found necessary to lay down a working system that guarantees the rights of workers and employers to freely establish their respective associations and to engage, through their duly authorized representatives, in social dialogue and collective bargaining, as well as to draw up procedures for the expeditious settlement of labour disputes, which arise between them;
WHEREAS, there is a need to create favorable environment for investment and achievement of national economic goals without scarifying fundamental workplace rights by laying down well considered labour administration; and determine the duties and responsibilities of governmental organs entrusted with the power to monitor labour conditions; occupational health and safety; and environmental protection together with bilateral and tripartite social dialogue mechanisms; political, economic and social policies of the Country;
WHEREAS, it has been found necessary to reformulate the existing labour law with a view to attaining the aforementioned objectives and in accordance with the and in conformity with the international conventions and other legal commitments to which Ethiopia is a party;
NOW,THEREFORE, in accordance with Article 55 (1) and (3) of the Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, it is hereby proclaimed as follows:
1. Short Title
This Proclamation may be cited as the "Labour Proclamation No.1156/2019".
2. Definitions
In this Proclamation unless the context provides otherwise:
1/ "Employer" means a person or an undertaking who employs one or more natural persons in accordance with Article 4 of this Proclamation.
2/ "Undertaking" means any entity established under a united management for the purpose of carrying on any commercial, industrial, agricultural, construction or any other lawful activity.
Any branch carrying on the activities of an undertaking which is designated separately and which enjoys operational or organizational autonomy shall be deemed to be a separate undertaking.
3/ "Worker" means a person who has an employment relationship with an employer in accordance with Article 4 this Proclamation.
4/ "Ministry" or "Minister" means the Ministry or Minister of Labour and Social Affairs respectively.
5/ "Appropriate authority" means, a Regional state organ vested with the power of implementing labour laws.
6/ "Work rules" means internal rules which govern, subject to the provisions of this Proclamation and other relevant laws, working hours, rest period, payment of wages and methods of measuring work done, maintenance of safety and prevention of accidents, disciplinary measures and their enforcement as well as other conditions of work.
7/ "Condition of work" means the entire field of labour relations between workers and employers including hours of work, wage, leave, payments due to dismissal, workers health and safety, compensation to victims of employment injury, dismissal because of redundancy, grievance procedure and any other similar matters.
8/ "Regional state" means any State referred to in Article 47(1) of the Constitution of Federal
Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, and includes the Addis Ababa and Dire Dawa city administrations.
9/ "Social dialogue" means a process of information exchange, dialogue or negotiation of bilateral or tripartite nature between employer and employees or involving the Government on economic and social issues of mutual interests towards arriving at common understanding.
10/ "Managerial employee" means an employee who, by law or delegation of the employer, is vested with powers to lay down and execute management policies, and depending on the type of activities of the undertaking, with or without the aforementioned powers an employee who is vested with the power to
hire, transfer, suspend, layoff, dismiss or assign employees, and includes a legal service head who recommend measures to be taken by the employer regarding such managerial issues, using his independent judgment, in the interest of the employer.
11/"Sexual harassment" means to persuade or convince another through utterances, signs or any other manner, to submit for sexual favor without his/her consent.
12/ "Sexual violence" means sexual harassment accompanied by force or an attempt thereof.
13/ "private employment agency" (herein after "Agency ") means any legally licensed person, to provide one or two of the following local Employment services without charging directly or indirectly any fee from the worker:
a)Local employment exchange service without being a party to an employment relation; or
b) Deploying of employees under its authority to the service of a service user enterprise, by entering into contract of employments with such employees; or combines both services.
14/ "License" means a certificate to be issued by a competent organ certifying that the entity is qualified to engage in private employment exchange service.
15/ "Discrimination" any distinction, exclusion or preference made on the basis of nation, race, color, sex, religion, political opinion, national extraction, social origin, HIV/AIDS status, disablement and others which has the effect of nullifying or impairing equality of opportunity or treatment in employment or occupation.
16/ "employment of private service" means an employment of a nonprofit careening, cleaning guardianship, gardening, driving and other related services for the employer and his family consumption.
17/ "commercial traveler and Representatives" shall have the meaning prescribed under commercial code.
18/ "Person" means any natural or juridical person.
19/ Provisions of this Proclamation set out in the masculine gender shall also apply to the feminine gender.
3. Scope of Application
1/ Without prejudice to Sub-Article (2) of this
Article, this Proclamation shall be applicable to employment relations based on a contract of employment that exist between a worker and an employer including recruitment process.
2/ This Proclamation shall not, however, be applicable to the following employment relations:
a) contracts for the purpose of upbringing, treatment, care or rehabilitation;
b) contracts for the purpose of educating or training other than apprentice;
c) where the employee is a managerial employee ;
d) contracts of personal service ;
e) contracts relating to persons such as members of the Armed Force, members of the Police Force, employees of state administration, judges of courts of law, prosecutors and others whose employment relationship is governed by special laws;
f) Contracts relating to a person who performs an act, for consideration, at his own business or professional responsibility.
3/ Notwithstanding the provision of Sub-Article(1) of this Article:
a)unless the Council of Ministers by regulation decides, or an international agreement to which Ethiopia is a signatory provides otherwise, employment relations between Ethiopian n a t i o n a l s and foreign diplomatic missions or international organizations operating with in the territory of Ethiopia shall be governed by this Proclamation;
b)the Council of Ministers may, by Regulation, determine the inapplicability of this Proclamation to employment relations established by religious or charitable organizations; c)the Council of Ministers shall issue Regulation governing conditions of work applicable to personal services
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Java Dynamic Management Kit 5.0 Tutorial
Defining Relation Types
We define a relation type in the relation service by associating a name for the relation type with a non-empty array of RoleInfo objects. These are the parameters to the service's createRelationType method that we call through the MBean server.
Example 15–3 Defining a Relation Type
try {
 String relTypeName = "myRelationType";
 Object[] params = new Object[2];
 params[0] = relTypeName;
 params[1] = roleInfoArray;
 String[] signature = new String[2];
 signature[0] = "java.lang.String";
 // get the string representing the "RoleInfo[]" object
 signature[1] = (roleInfoArray.getClass()).getName();
 server.invoke( relServObjName, "createRelationType",
 params, signature);
} catch (Exception e) {
 echo("\tCould not create the relation type " + relTypeName);
The relation type name given by the calling process must be unique among all relation type names already created in the relation service. Relations will refer to this name to define their type, and the service will verify that the roles of the relation match the role information in this type.
The relation service provides methods for managing the list of relation types it stores. The removeRelationType removes the type's definition from the relation service and also removes all relation instances of this type. This mechanism is further covered in Maintaining Consistency.
Other methods give the list of all currently defined relation types or the role information associated with a given type. Role information is always obtained through the name of the relation type where it is defined. Here we show the subroutine that our example uses to print out all role and type information.
Example 15–4 Retrieving Relation Types and Role Information
try {
 echo("\n-> Retrieve all relation types");
 Object[] params1 = new Object[0];
 String[] signature1 = new String[0];
 ArrayList relTypeNameList = (ArrayList)
 (server.invoke( relServObjName, "getAllRelationTypeNames",
 params1, signature1));
 for (Iterator relTypeNameIter = relTypeNameList.iterator();
 relTypeNameIter.hasNext(); ) {
 String currRelTypeName = (String)(relTypeNameIter.next());
 echo("\n-> Print role info for relation type " +
 Object[] params2 = new Object[1];
 params2[0] = currRelTypeName;
 String[] signature2 = new String[1];
 signature2[0] = "java.lang.String";
 ArrayList roleInfoList = (ArrayList)
 (server.invoke( relServObjName,"getRoleInfos",
 params2, signature2));
} catch (Exception e) {
 echo("\tCould not browse the relation types");


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Update : Should have left the Arithmetic out of this question, the new modified question is posted here : $\wedge,\cap$ and $\vee,\cup$ between Logic and Set Theory always interchangeable?
Although have not seen this anywhere stated, but so often mentally swapping the frameworks of Logic, Set Theory and Arithmetic following operation $\wedge,\cap,\times$ and $\vee,\cup,+$ are seem to be always interchangeable (Isomorphic?).
My question is are $\wedge,\cap,\times$ the same thing and just different symbols are being used depending on the framework? same question regarding $\vee,\cup,+$
PS: In arithmetic setting we get the case of $[0, \text{any number other than 0}] \equiv [false, true] $
For example De Morgan's laws for Sets and Logic just becomes the distributive and associate laws.
What about infinite cases? does this type of intuition break down between Arithmetic, Logic and Set theory?
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In Set Theory, $\cap$ and $\cup$ distribute over each other: $a\cap(b\cup c) = (a\cap b)\cup (a\cap c)$ and $a\cup(b\cap c) = (a\cup b)\cap (a\cup c)$. In arithmetic, $\times$ distributes over $+$, but $+$ does not distribute over $\times$; that is, $a\times(b+c) = (a\times b)+(a\times c)$, but in general, we do not have $a+(b\times c) = (a+ b)\times (a+ c)$. So even in this very basic setting, you have that $\cap$ and $\times$ have different properties relative to $\cup$ and $+$, respectively. – Arturo Magidin Feb 18 '12 at 23:11
_USER_ : That is the counter example I needed, can you please post it as an answer so I can accept it? Thank you – Arjang Feb 18 '12 at 23:23
But still $x \in A \cap B$ is the same as $(x\in A) \wedge (x \in B)$ and the same for infinite cases (but I have never seen an infinite conjunction contrary to infinite intersection). Similarly for $\cup, \vee$: $x \in \{y: \phi(y)\} \cup \{y: \psi(y)\}$ is the same as $\phi(x) \vee \psi(x)$. – savick01 Feb 18 '12 at 23:39
_USER_: Infinite conjunctions and disjunctions are sometimes seen, e.g., $\bigwedge\limits_{n\in\omega}(x\ne c_n)$. – Brian M. Scott Feb 18 '12 at 23:51
I've seen "$+$" used to denote the symmetric difference between sets, since that corresponds to mod-2 addition of indicator functions. So that's certainly not the same as "$\cup$". – Michael Hardy Feb 19 '12 at 0:05
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As requested; (I think the question is a bit confused and fuzzy as it stands, but...)
In set theory, $\cap$ and $\cup$ distribute over each other: $$a\cap(b\cup c) = (a\cap b)\cup (a\cap c)\qquad\text{and}\qquad a\cup(b\cap c) = (a\cup b)\cap (a\cup c).$$
However, in arithmetic (by which I understand the Peano arithmetic or its extensions to $\mathbb{Z}$, $\mathbb{Q}$, etc), while $\times$ distributes over $+$, $+$ does not distribute over $\times$. We always have $a\times(b+c) = (a\times b)+(a\times c)$, but almost never have $a+(b\times c) = (a+b)\times(a+c)$.
So $\cap$ and $\cup$ in set theory have properties, relative to one another, that are different from the properties of $\times$ and $+$ in arithmetic.
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Thank you Arturo, including arithmatic in this question was wrong, the similarity is extreeme in Logic and Set Theory – Arjang Feb 19 '12 at 0:29
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"+" isn't like "$\lor$". (x+x)=(2*x). On the other hand, in classical logic, (x $\lor$ x)=x. Specifically, (1+1)=2, while (1 $\lor$ 1)=1.
It comes as more useful to compare "∧,∩, min" and "∨,∪, max". Logical and set-theoretic operations behave more like the minimum of two numbers, and the maximum of two numbers than anything else (and max and min are dual operations if we have (1-x) as the complement of x).
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agreed, it was a mistake to include arithmatic the new question is posted here : math.stackexchange.com/questions/110760/… – Arjang Feb 19 '12 at 0:27
Not "more than anything else". They're just all lattice operations, and there are plenty of other examples. Also, $+$ is a bit like $\vee.$ There are differences, but there are similarities too. – user23211 Apr 3 '12 at 23:59
_USER_ A lattice L can get defined as a partially ordered set where for all x, for all y in L, sup{x, y} exists and inf{x, y} exists. Do you deny that max is closer to sup than anything else, and that min is closer to inf than anything else? – Doug Spoonwood May 23 '13 at 20:36
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Mantled howler monkeys are found in southern Mexico (the states of Veracruz, Campeche, Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Tabasco), from Honduras in Central America to Colombia and western Ecuador in South America, and possibly in southern Guatemala where some unconfirmed sightings have been reported (Reid 1997, Cortes-Ortiz et al. 1996). This range includes most forest habitats that lie between sea level and 2500 meters (Reid 1997).
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- Passivity and passiveness are nouns derived from the adjective passive.
- Both nouns mean the same thing and are often listed as synonyms.
Passive is an adjective; a word we use to describe someone or something that is not active. Someone who is lethargic can be described as passive. When we're allowing something to happen and not doing it ourselves, we're being passive.
You probably know that you can turn an adjective into a noun by adding the right suffix. In the case of the adjective passive, you can use two different suffixes to create two different nouns with the same meaning.
Meaning of Passivity and Passiveness
The two nouns in question are passivity and passiveness. If you look them up in dictionaries, you'll find that they're often listed simply as nouns derived from the adjective passive. If you manage to find them defined individually, you can expect the dictionary to tell you that passivity is the state of being passive and that passiveness is the condition of being passive. In most cases, the words are listed as being each other's synonyms.
The suffix in the word passivity—-ity—is generally used with words of Latin origin. And yes, passive is a word of Latin origin. On the other hand, the -ness in passiveness is a suffix native to the English language, and as such can be used on any word, regardless of its origin. That's why it's okay to say either passivity or passiveness, though it appears that passivity is the more common one.
Passivity and Passiveness: Examples
Passivity and passiveness are nouns that denote a state and a condition of someone or something. You can use it when you want to say that someone is not taking an active role in things going on around them, that someone is letting things go by without reacting to them, or that someone is letting something be done to them without resisting:
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1. fine powdery foodstuff obtained by grinding and sifting the meal of a cereal grain
2. The finely ground meal of wheat, or of any other grain; especially, the finer part of meal separated by bolting; hence, the fine and soft powder of any substance; as, flour of emery; flour of mustard.
3. cover with flour
flour fish or meat before frying it
4. convert grain into flour
5. To grind and bolt; to convert into flour; as, to flour wheat.