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Error code: DatasetGenerationError
Exception: CastError
Message: Couldn't cast
id: string
label: string
description: string
instance_of: string
json: string
__index_level_0__: int64
-- schema metadata --
pandas: '{"index_columns": ["__index_level_0__"], "column_indexes": [{"na' + 895
to
{'result_chunk_id': Value(dtype='string', id=None), 'result_text': Value(dtype='string', id=None)}
because column names don't match
Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1369, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
fill_builder_info(builder, hf_endpoint=hf_endpoint, hf_token=hf_token, validate=validate)
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 594, in fill_builder_info
num_examples_and_sizes: list[tuple[int, int]] = thread_map(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/tqdm/contrib/concurrent.py", line 69, in thread_map
return _executor_map(ThreadPoolExecutor, fn, *iterables, **tqdm_kwargs)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/tqdm/contrib/concurrent.py", line 51, in _executor_map
return list(tqdm_class(ex.map(fn, *iterables, chunksize=chunksize), **kwargs))
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/tqdm/std.py", line 1169, in __iter__
for obj in iterable:
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.9/concurrent/futures/_base.py", line 609, in result_iterator
yield fs.pop().result()
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.9/concurrent/futures/_base.py", line 446, in result
return self.__get_result()
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.9/concurrent/futures/_base.py", line 391, in __get_result
raise self._exception
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.9/concurrent/futures/thread.py", line 58, in run
result = self.fn(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 466, in retry_validate_get_num_examples_and_size
validate(pf)
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 532, in validate
raise TooBigRowGroupsError(
worker.job_runners.config.parquet_and_info.TooBigRowGroupsError: Parquet file has too big row groups. First row group has 1234284986 which exceeds the limit of 300000000
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1854, in _prepare_split_single
for _, table in generator:
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 689, in wrapped
for item in generator(*args, **kwargs):
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/parquet/parquet.py", line 93, in _generate_tables
yield f"{file_idx}_{batch_idx}", self._cast_table(pa_table)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/parquet/parquet.py", line 71, in _cast_table
pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self.info.features.arrow_schema)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2292, in table_cast
return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2240, in cast_table_to_schema
raise CastError(
datasets.table.CastError: Couldn't cast
id: string
label: string
description: string
instance_of: string
json: string
__index_level_0__: int64
-- schema metadata --
pandas: '{"index_columns": ["__index_level_0__"], "column_indexes": [{"na' + 895
to
{'result_chunk_id': Value(dtype='string', id=None), 'result_text': Value(dtype='string', id=None)}
because column names don't match
The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1392, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations, partial, estimated_dataset_info = stream_convert_to_parquet(
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 991, in stream_convert_to_parquet
builder._prepare_split(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1741, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1897, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationError("An error occurred while generating the dataset") from e
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gesteau.fr_2024-04-22_12-32-01_210700
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Le périmètre défini pour cette étude a été étendu à l’ensemble du bassin versant de
l’AEygues, impliquant donc la prise en compte des 56 communes couvertes par les 3
syndicats cités précédemment, auxquelles se sont ajoutées 11 communes, totalisant
donc 67 communes. Pour les communes limitrophes seules les données concernant
directement le bassin versant de l’AEygues et donc susceptibles d’avoir un impact sur
le cours d’eau ont été prises en compte.
L’orthographe AEygues est utilisée dans le cadre du projet de contrat de rivière. Elle a
été proposée d'un commun accord entre les 3 syndicats porteurs du projet de contrat
de rivière pour toute la durée du contrat. Il s’agit d’une contraction des orthographes
différentes du nom de la rivière selon les départements. Ce choix ne remet nullement
en question l'orthographe du nom de la rivière sur le Vaucluse (Aygues), sur la Drôme
et sur les Hautes-Alpes (Eygues).
Les 3 syndicats (SMIAA, SIDREI, SIDRESO) portent le contrat de rivière avec la
participation de la CNR. Le SMIAA en assure la maitrise d’ouvrage.
1. PRESENTATION DU BASSIN VERSANT DE
1.1. LES SYNDICATS ET LES COMMUNES
Les communes du bassin versant de l’AEygues (67) sont réparties entre 3 syndicats,
le SMIAA, le SIDREI et le SIDRESO, et 11 communes qui sont hors périmètres
administratifs de ces syndicats. Le bassin versant est à cheval sur 2 régions (Rhône-
Alpes et PACA) à travers 3 départements (Vaucluse 84, Drôme 26, Hautes-Alpes 05).
Les communes sont également organisées en intercommunalités (Cartes 1 à 4) ayant,
selon les cas, des compétences dans les domaines de l’assainissement.
En 2006, l’INSEE à recensé sur le territoire d’étude 20 029 logements, dont 20.3% de
part de résidences secondaires, pour une population globale de 71 265 habitants.
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WTO_120_41367
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7.111 En conséquence, les Communautés européennes font observer qu'elles ont agi d'une manière
compatible avec l'article 8 de l' Accord sur l'agriculture puisqu'elles n'ont accordé de subventions
qu'en conformité avec l' Accord sur l'agriculture et avec les engagements qui sont spécifiés dans leur
Liste. De plus, les Communautés européennes est iment qu'elles ont respecté les engagements qu'elles
ont pris de limiter le subventionne ment pour les sucres A et B et pour le sucre "équivalent" ACP/Inde,
et que par conséquent elles ont agi d'une manière compatible avec l'article 3 de l' Accord sur
l'agriculture . De plus, comme les Communautés europée nnes n'ont pas accordé de subventions à
l'exportation excédant les niveaux d'engagement inscr its dans leur Liste, elles ont agi d'une manière
compatible avec les articles 3 et 8.432
7.112 Les plaignants répliquent que toutes les subventions à l'exportation visées par l' Accord sur
l'agriculture sont soumises à réduction. Ils font valoir que , le sucre étant un produit "spécifié" dans la
Liste des Communautés européennes, les Communautés européennes ont l'obligation de réduire leurs
dépenses budgétaires et leurs exportations de sucr e subventionné conformé ment aux engagements
inscrits sur leur Liste. Si la note de bas de pa ge 1 faisait partie des engagements des Communautés
européennes en matière de subventions à l'exporta tion, les subventions à l'exportation prévues par
ladite note de bas de page auraient dû être réduites.
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us_pd_books_00085-of-00327_242120
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The Chronology of the Plays:
102. Make a chronology of all important events in the reign
of King Henry IV.
103. In this chronology, star all events and dates used by
Shakespeare in his play.
104. Note all omissions' of periods of time, and for each
inquire for what reason in the plot of the play, the time was
shortened so as to condense or omit historical events.
Dramatis Personae of the Plays:
a. Compare the dramatis personae with the persons taking
part in the historical incidents and inquire.
b. What characters Shakespeare added to the historical
account, and why, in each case.
c. In what instances Shakespeare attributed characteristics
to historical persons for special reasons.
The Character of Falstaff:
10*5. Written Papers to be Assigned:
a. The Taverns* of London, especially the Boar's Head, its
history, etc.
62
b. The streets of London.
c. Tavern scenes and manners.
d. St. Paul's as a social exchange.
e. Shakespeare's own familiarity with the places and the
life described in the Falstaff scenes.
Note. — The Falstaflf scenes were undoubtedly drawn from the
life of Shakespeare's own day. References for these topics, there-
fore, are found in books on Shakespeare's London, Shakespeare's
life, etc.
For possible originals of this character : see Brandes' Life of
Shakespeare; Sidney Lee's Life of William Shakespeare; Wendell's
William Shakspeare, and critical introductions to editions.
106. Oldcastle in history, — a brief outline of the historical
person, especially of his relation to warring factions in Eng-
land.
107. Special reasons why Shakespeare disclaimed Oldcastle
as the original of Falstaff.
108. Distinguish wit and fancy, from Imagination. How
did Coleridge distinguish Shakespeare's wit from the wit of
more common poets? Illustrate all thes'e distinctions by
quotations from Henry Fourth.
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2014_2633
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Federal Home Loan Bank System. Naugatuck Valley Savings is a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank System, which consists of twelve regional Federal Home Loan Banks. The Federal Home Loan Bank provides a central credit facility primarily for member institutions. Naugatuck Valley Savings, as a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, is required to acquire and hold shares of capital stock in that Federal Home Loan Bank. Naugatuck Valley Savings was in compliance with this requirement with an investment in Federal Home Loan Bank stock at December 31, 2014 of $4.5 million. Federal Home Loan Bank advances must be secured by specified types of collateral.
The Federal Home Loan Banks are required to provide funds for the resolution of insolvent thrifts in the late 1980s and to contribute funds for affordable housing programs. These requirements, as well as general financial results, could reduce the amount of dividends that the Federal Home Loan Banks pay to their members and could also result in the Federal Home Loan Banks imposing a higher rate of interest on advances to their members. If dividends were reduced, or interest on future Federal Home Loan Bank advances increased, our net interest income would likely also be reduced.
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00018_courtlistener_opinions_607878
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Although not enumerated in the sentencing statute, consideration of such as an aggravating circumstance is permitted because the statutory list of aggravating factors is not exclusive, I.C. XX-XX-X-X(d). This Court has thus upheld sentence enhancement based upon a finding that a sentence less than an enhanced term sought by the prosecution would depreciate the seriousness of the crime.
Evans v. State, 497 N.E.2d 919, at 923-24 (Ind.1986).
Defendant correctly argues that the trial court erred when it found this to be a valid aggravator. The trial court's sentencing statement's only reference to this aggravator consisted of the statement "Imposition of reduced sentence would depreciate the seriousness of the Crime, as evidence by the courts previous record in regard to this matter." There was no indication that the trial court's basis for its finding was its concern for reducing the sentencing recommendation of the prosecution. Since the trial court was not considering imposing a sentence of less duration than the presumptive sentence, the court's use of the depreciate the seriousness of the crime aggravator was improper.
However, it is within the discretion of the trial court to determine whether a presumptive sentence will be increased due to aggravating circumstances. Fugate v. State, 608 N.E.2d 1370, 1374 (Ind.1993). Since the trial court found several other valid aggravating circumstances, the improper use of this one aggravator did not make the enhanced sentence manifestly unreasonable.
4. The trial court adequately considered mitigating circumstances. Defendant asserts that the trial court erred by failing to consider as mitigating circumstances that defendant was suffering from bipolar disorder which rendered him unable to appreciate the wrongfulness of his act and defendant was raised in a very difficult situation.
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ohio_3_177719
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In the case of Dickerson v. Camden Trust Co. (1949), 1 N. J. 459, 464, 64 A. 2d 214, upon the allowance of their final account as executors the defendants turned over to themselves as trustees all the assets of the estate including investments which should have been disposed of under the terms of the will because they were not "legal securities" which the fiduciaries were directed to invest in. Several of the cestuis sought to surcharge the fiduciaries for losses resulting from the "decline in value of the non-legal investments." The court held the fiduciaries liable despite a prior court approval and allowance of the executor's account, reasoning, at page 467, as follows:
"The liability of these defendants as executors for their breach of duty in failing to dispose of the improper investments within a reasonable time, however, is dependent upon the effect to be accorded the Orphans' Court decrees approving and allowing their two accounts. Each of (he accounts as filed had annexed a statement of assets upon which were listed all of the investments held by the estate and the corresponding values of each, which were in fact in most instances the same values set up in the original inventory. In these circumstances, both the executors and the beneficiaries are concluded by the decree of the Orphans' Court approving and allowing the accounts, and the executor's administration of the estate may not be challenged in the present proceedings either with respect to the propriety of the investments or as to the value thereof as stated in the accountings.
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info-financiere.fr_29_44298
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Fluctuations des taux d’intérêt
Les opérations de l’Émetteur sont exposées aux fluctuations des taux
d’intérêt. Les disparités de la révision des prix des taux d’intérêt et du profil
de la maturité des actifs et passifs dans le bilan de l'Emetteur peuvent affecter
les résultats futurs d'intérêt et la valeur économique des opérations bancaires
sous-jacentes de l'Emetteur. En outre, l'évolution des taux d'intérêt peut
influer sur le comportement supposé de nos clients, impactant l’exposition
aux taux d'intérêt, les positions de couverture de taux d’intérêts et futurs
revenus d'intérêts, de la solvabilité et la valeur économique des activités
bancaires sous-jacentes de l'Émetteur. Dans l'environnement actuel de faibles
taux d'intérêt (et potentiellement négatifs) dans la zone euro, la stabilité des
bénéfices futurs d'intérêt et de la marge dépend aussi de la capacité à gérer
activement la fixation des prix des actifs et passifs clients. Plus
particulièrement, la fixation du prix des portefeuilles d'épargne de la clientèle
par rapport à la révision du prix des actifs des clients et d'autres
investissements dans le bilan est un facteur clé dans la gestion des revenus
d'intérêts de l'Émetteur.
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amf-france.org_2024-04-21_11-45-22_52929
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214-86 of the Monetary and Financial Code shall be supplied by a banking establishment.It may take the form of joint and personal surety on the part of the SCPI or SEF or GFI, waiving the benefit of discussion or division.The text of the bank guarantee issued shall be submitted to AMF when approval is requested. This guarantee shall be specified in the offering document.Article 422-191If, on expiry of the statutory one-year period for SCPIs and the two-year period for SEFs and GFIs, the conditions set out in first paragraph of Article L. 214-116 of the Monetary and Financial Code for SCPIs, by Article L. 214-123 of the same Code for SEFs and by point 1° of Article L. 331-4-1 (II) of the Forestry Code for GFIs are not met, the management company shall inform the AMF and the bank as soon as possible and at the latest within fifteen days, providing the latter with the list of subscribers, the sums to be repaid and the date on which the extraordinary general meeting due to decide the winding up of the company is to be held.The meeting shall be convened within a period of two months from expiry of the statutory one-year period for SCPIs or two years for SEFs and GFIs.Refunds to shareholders shall be paid within no more than six months from the date on which the extraordinary general meeting specified above is held.The bank guarantee may not specify an expiry date that falls prior to the expiry of this six-month period. Sub-paragraph 2 - Public offering Article 422-192I. – SCPI, SEF or GFI may not make any offer to the public unless it has:Drafted an offering document authorised by the AMF;Issued a subscription form.II. - Furthermore, the initial offer to the public shall be subject to the following:The subscription and paying up of the original capital by the founders;The authorisation of the management company;Acceptance of the external real estate valuation expert presented or the forest appraisers presented;Approval of the bank guarantee mentioned in Article 422-190.III. - The provisions of this article do not apply when the SCPI, SEF or GFI makes an offer of its shares to the public, as mentioned in point 1° of Article L.
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uspto_94_3_60101
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In many respects, the front suspension systems 416, 516 employed in the exemplary embodiments of the present invention illustrated in FIGS. 27-30 and 31-34 are similar in construction and operation to those described above with reference to the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 21-26. Accordingly, with the exceptions described below and those discussed earlier, reference is hereby made to the description of the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 21-26 for details regarding the suspension systems 416, 516 illustrated in FIGS. 27-30 and 31-34.
In the embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIGS. 27-30, the shock absorber 402 of each front suspension system 416 is located within the spring 488 of the same system 416. This shock absorber and spring assembly 454 is connected to the front suspension arm 446, and can be secured thereto with flanges, bosses, plates, or other structure as desired. In addition, this shock absorber and spring assembly 454 is connected to the frame 414 via a bracket 456 extending from the frame 414, and is connected to the first suspension arm 446 via a bracket 455. Although the connection locations of the shock absorber and spring assembly 454 can be located to position the shock absorber and spring assembly 454 in a substantially vertical orientation, in some embodiments (such as that shown in FIGS. 27-30), the shock absorber and spring assembly 454 is instead oriented at acute angle toward the frame 414.
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eurlex_2013_6_1396228
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3. La délégation de pouvoir visée à l'article 33 peut être révoquée à tout moment par le Parlement européen ou le Conseil. La décision de révocation met fin à la délégation de pouvoir qui y est précisée. La révocation prend effet le jour suivant celui de la publication de ladite décision au Journal officiel de l'Union européenne ou à une date ultérieure qui est précisée dans ladite décision. Elle ne porte pas atteinte à la validité des actes délégués déjà en vigueur.
4. Aussitôt qu'elle adopte un acte délégué, la Commission le notifie au Parlement européen et au Conseil simultanément.
5. Un acte délégué adopté en vertu de l'article 33 n'entre en vigueur que si le Parlement européen ou le Conseil n'a pas exprimé d'objections dans un délai de deux mois à compter de la notification de cet acte au Parlement européen et au Conseil ou si, avant l'expiration de ce délai, le Parlement européen et le Conseil ont tous deux informé la Commission de leur intention de ne pas exprimer d'objections. Ce délai est prolongé de deux mois à l'initiative du Parlement européen ou du Conseil.
Article 35
Mesures d'exécution supplémentaires
Les mesures nécessaires à la mise en œuvre du programme, par exemple les critères d'évaluation du programme, y compris en matière d'efficacité par rapport aux coûts, ainsi que les modalités de diffusion et de transmission des résultats, sont adoptées en conformité avec la procédure consultative visée à l'article 36, paragraphe 2.
Article 36
Comité
1. La Commission est assistée par un comité. Ledit comité est un comité au sens du règlement (UE) no 182/2011.
2. Lorsqu'il est fait référence au présent paragraphe, l'article 4 du règlement (UE) no 182/2011 s'applique.
3. Lorsqu'il est fait référence au présent paragraphe, l'article 5 du règlement (UE) no 182/2011 s'applique.
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us_pd_books_00258-of-00327_838916
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2 Amos. 2. 4, II ; 4. 4, 5 ; 5. 21-25 ; 8. 5.
196 THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY. CHAP. X.
The only counter-argument is from the statement in
Jeremiah, that God did not command the Israelites
concerning burnt-offerings and sacrifices when He
brought them out of the land of Egypt.^ But the con-
text certainly implies that it was placing these before
obedience that God condemned, and the passage is
anyhow quite insufficient to outweigh the mass of
evidence on the other side.
(3.) The inconsistent practices.
The most important of these were sacrificial worship
not being confined to one place, and the offering of
sacrifice by laymen, as well as some minor points, such
as the erection of pillars. With regard to the former,
the principle of both the earlier and later laws was that
the place of sacrifice should be of Divine appointment,
where Jehovah had chosen to record His name, and not
selected by the worshippers themselves.2 In Exodus
it is naturally implied that there should be many such
places, as the Israelites were then only beginning their
wanderings ; and in Deuteronomy that there should be
only one, as they were then about to settle in Canaan.
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italian_pd_19_510829
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Poche parole fu tal parere del noftro fig. Santini. Io dico adunque , che fé
nei riguardiamo la noftra regione rifpetto ai tempi più. antichi, ne'quali fi te«
neva dai Siculi, quella fi eftendeva e per fito, o per origine fino al Rubico-
ne in circa . Se riguardiamo i tempi , in cui cacciati i Sculì vi vennero gli
Umbri, fu forfè Io fi e fio . Se i tempi pofleriori alla fuga degli Umbri, la
troveremo ri (l retta all' Edo . Se i tempi che {uccellerò al difeacciamento
de' Galli, la troveremo di nuovo aggiunta al nollro Piceno. Torno ai primi
tempi d.i Siculi. Fondarono quefii Numana , ed Ancona, e pofitderono i tre
territorj Adriano, Pretuziano, e Palmefe. Ecco dunque che con ciò fi viene
a lignificare , che quelli Siculi occuparono tutta la fpiaggia Picena da Adria
fino all'Elio. Ma Te Plinio dice in oltre, che tennero oltre a quefti luoghi
p trhha e'yts trailer, di qual altra parte noi potremo verificare quello pluri-
ma e)us traEìus , fé non fé di quel tratto, che corre fra l'Efio., e'ì Rubico-
ne , tanto più che lo fteflb Plinto nelle poffidenze dei Siculi fa fuccedere
in ultimo i Galli? Setto gli Umbri io d;co che fofle lo fletfo, almeno perchè
Scilace Cariandeo aurore antichiflìmo mette Ancona neh" Umbria ; /ebbene ,
ammettendefi l'arrivo dei Sabini fotto di loro, forfè allora cominciò a ftabi-
l;rli la vera noftra provincia con prendere il nome di Piceno, non ecceden-
do i confini di Ancona, e per quello venuti i Galli, e trovati i Piceni bea
forti , non riafeì mai ad elfi trapalar l'Efio, ed invadere il hoftro Piceno.
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cccc-CC-MAIN-2014-10-0006_547349
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From a translational point of view, the identification of the genes and miRNAs involved in the pathogenesis of the 5q-syndrome may support the development of novel targeted therapeutic strategies. The immunomodulatory drug lenalidomide (CC-5013; REVLIMID, Celgene Corporation), a structural analogue of thalidomide, is indicated for the treatment of the 5q-syndrome MDS patients, rendering 67% of patients transfusion independent and inducing cytogenetic responses in over 40% of them [168173]. In contrast, in a large multicenter trial involving transfusion: dependent MDS patients without del(5q) only 26% achieved transfusion independence with infrequent cytogenetic improvement [174]. The selective and specific activity of lenalidomide in MDS remains undefined. Gene expression profiling and disease- and therapy-associated proteome changes in the sera of MDS patients were used for monitoring and predicting the response to therapy [175, 176]. Wei et al. [177] provided evidence that lenalidomide is selectively cytotoxic to del(5q) cells as a result of inhibition of the haplodeficient dual specificity phosphatases, Cdc25C and PP2A. Phosphorylation of MDM2 and Fli-1 is important for the level and the activity of both these proteins involved in the process of erythroid failure in 5q-syndrome, and the level of PP2A regulates accumulation and degradation of p53 and Fli-1 [178, 179]. The mechanism of action of lenalidomide is complex and includes inhibition of a wide array of proinflammatory cytokines, such as interleukin-6 (IL-6), and upregulation of T-helper-secreted cytokines, such as IL-2 and IFN-gamma [180]. It has been also described that IL-2 subsequently activates natural killer (NK) cells. In view of the recently revealed role of IL-6 in the pathogenesis of the 5q-syndrome [59, 138], it is tempting to speculate that the responses induced by lenalidomide therapy in patients with this disorder are due to downregulation of IL-6. Therefore, IL-6 expression and/or upstream regulators, such as TRAF6, may represent targets, which suggests that agents capable of inhibiting the TRAF6-IL-6 axis may be clinically useful for the management of 5q-syndrome [59, 138].
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latin_pd_6_276302
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sci_fr_32_117722
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Nous rendons compte de l’intervalle diag
nostique médian puisque sa distribution
est désaxée vers la droite. Nous faisons état
de l’intervalle diagnostique et de la couver
ture des UED par réseau local d’intégration
des services de santé (RLISS) et par comté,
les deux étant fondés sur le lieu de rési
dence de la patiente au moment du diag
nostic. L’intervalle diagnostique à l’échelle
du comté a été divisées en catégories pour
la cartographie, avec des seuils assurant la
présence d’un nombre raisonnable de comtés
Promotion de la santé et prévention des maladies chroniques au Canada
Recherche, politiques et pratiques
dans chaque catégorie. La couverture des
UED a aussi été catégorisée pour la carto
graphie. Afin de déterminer si des comtés
adjacents pouvaient être combinés, nous
avons calculé l'autocorrélation spatiale sur
l’intervalle diagnostique à l’aide de l’indice
global de Moran I, lequel prend des valeurs
comprises entre −1 (dispersion spatiale
parfaite) et 1 (agrégation spatiale parfaite),
0 représentant un modèle géographique
aléatoire22. Pour l’analyse à l’échelle du
comté, nous avons appliqué des régres
sions médianes unidimensionnelles et
multi
dimensionnelles afin d’évaluer les
variations géographiques non ajustées et
ajustées selon le stade de l’intervalle diag
nostique, puisque le diagnostic à un stade
précoce s’est avéré de façon constante être
associé à un intervalle diagnostique plus
long23. L’étude a été approuvée sur le plan
de l’éthique par le Health Sciences and
Affiliated Teaching Hospitals Research
Ethics Board de l’Université Queen’s à
Kingston (Ontario).
Résultats
La cohorte finale comptait 6 898 sujets.
L'organigramme de la figure 2 décrit le pro
cessus de sélection de la cohorte. L’âge
moyen était de 61,2 (écart-type : 13,5).
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This suggests that
hippocampal EAs lead to disrupted consolidation in the fast-learning memory hub
(hippocampus), whereas sleep-related EAs have the same effect on the slow-learning cortical
hub by disrupting the information transfer that is supposed to occur during NREM sleeprelated memory consolidation. They recently completed this work by suggesting a model that
explains the accelerated long-term forgetting often experienced by patients with epileptic
activities during sleep (Lambert et al., 2021). According to this model (Figure 31), the speed of
epilepsy-related accelerated forgetting would be related to the timing of the epileptic
activities. In case of epileptic events (ictal or interictal) or lesions affecting the encoding
process (Figure 31 A), organic hippocampal amnesia would ensue. In case of epileptic events
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during the wakeful period following learning, the fast-learning system would bear the
consequences, leading to a “fast accelerated long-term forgetting” that is measurable even
on short-term recall tests (Figure 31 B). Finally, if epileptic events occur during sleep, the slowlearning consolidation system would be affected, leading to a “slow accelerated long term
forgetting” affecting recall on a longer timescale (from days to months, Figure 31 C).
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211 Sursă orală: Reian Adilșah (n. 1960, Tulcea), interviu: Al. Chiselev (2018, Tulcea).
212 Kemal H. Karpat, Studies on Ottoman Social and Political History. Selected Articles and Essays, Leiden, Boston,
Köln, Brill, 2002, p. 229.
213 Ionescu, op. cit., p. 905.
214 Limona, op. cit., p. 25.
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Alexandru CHISELEV
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Turci
Tătari
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Sursa: Institutul Național de Statistică
I. 7. Cerchezii
Denumirea de cerchezi a fost atribuită mai multor grupuri etnice caucaziane de religie
islamică sunnită, regăsite astăzi în Republicile Cabardino-Balcară, Karaciai-Cercheză, Adîgheia
și Turcia. Staționarea lor în Dobrogea a fost condiționată de tendința de expansiune a
Imperiului Țarist în Caucaz și de colonizarea acestui teritoriu cu elemente căzăcești, pe de o
parte, de protectoratul și politica de populare a Înaltei Porți, pe de alta. După înfrângerea
acestora de către ruși, în anul 1864, ei cer protecția Imperiului Otoman, un număr de 236.718
de etnici emigrând spre Samsun, Sinop și Trebizond. Aflată în imposibilitatea de a dezvolta
un plan de integrare într-o perioadă atât de scurtă, Înalta Poartă va implementa o politică de
colonizare a cerchezilor în spațiul balcanic215. Unii specialiști interpretează această migrație
spre Imperiul Otoman drept muhajirism, termen derivat din cuvântul muhajir (refugiat sau
migrant), accentuând rolul religiei musulmane în acest exod216.. După estimările lui F. Kanitz
numai în prima jumătate a anului 1864 au ajuns 10.000 de familii în Dobrogea, Siștov,
Nicopole și Rusciuc217. Starea de sănătate a refugiaților era precară, în anii 1865 și 1866
inițiindu-se campanii medicale în diferite zone ale vilayet-ului danubian, de la Vidin și până
în Tulcea. S-au construit orfelinate la Rusciuc și Constanța, pentru a oferi adăpost copiilor ai
căror părinți au murit218.
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The composition of the invention can be used directly or can be mixed with suitable adjuvants and/or carriers. Suitable adjuvants include aluminum salt adjuvants, such as aluminum phosphate or aluminum hydroxide, calcium phosphate nanoparticles (BioSante Pharmaceuticals, Inc.), ZADAXIN™, nucleotides ppGpp and pppGpp, killed Bordetella pertussis or its components, Corenybacterium derived P40 component, cholera toxin and mycobacteria whole or parts, and ISCOMs (DeVries et al., 1988; Morein et al., 199&, Lovgren: al., 1991). Also useful as adjuvants are Pam3Cys, LPS, ds and ss RNA. The skilled artisan is familiar with carriers appropriate for pharmaceutical use or suitable for use in humans.
The following is an example of a CLIP inhibitor formulation, dosage and administration schedule. The individual is administered an intramuscular or subcutaneous injection containing 8 mg of the composition (preferably 2 ml of a formulation containing 4 mg/ml of the composition in a physiologically acceptable solution) or 57 μg of CLIP inhibitor per 1 kg body weight of the patient. Each treatment course consists of 16 injections; with two injections on consecutive days per week for 8 weeks. The patient's disease condition is monitored by means described below. Three months after the last injection, if the patient is still suffering from the disease, the treatment regimen is repeated. The treatment regimen may be repeated until satisfactory result is obtained, e.g. a halt or delay in the progress of the disease, an alleviation of the disease or a cure is obtained.
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Maschinelles Lernen (ML) zielt auf die Generierung von Wissen aus Daten ab, indem Algorithmen aus
Beispieldaten ein komplexes heuristisches Modell entwickeln. Dadurch ist ML eine Schlüsseltechnologie für die
Entwicklung von intelligenten Systemen, die oftmals auch als Künstliche Intelligenz bezeichnet werden [17]. Das
automatisierte Entwickeln von Modellen aus Daten stellt dabei auch den maßgeblichen Unterschied zu früheren
Ansätzen für Künstliche Intelligenz dar, die auf manuell konstruierten Wissensbasen aufbauen [17, 18]. Von der
mathematischen Optimierung unterscheidet sich ML dadurch, dass durch die Modelle des ML eine
Generalisierung auf unbekannte Daten ermöglicht wird [19].
Der Einsatz von ML ist deshalb insbesondere dann lohnend, wenn aufgrund der Komplexität der
Problemstelling nicht alle potenziell möglichen Situationen sowie alle Änderungen über die Zeit antizipiert
werden können oder wenn unklar ist, wie die algorithmische Lösung der Problemstellung aussehen muss [20].
Als Erfahrungswert hat sich etabliert, dass sich ML insbesondere bei mehr als 15 Dimensionen in den Datensätzen
wesentlich besser als herkömmliche Verfahren zur Datenanalyse eignet [21].
Verfahren des ML lassen sich nach der Art des Feedbacks in unüberwachtes (unsupervised), überwachtes
(supervised) und bestärkendes (reinforcement) Lernen kategorisieren. Die beiden Erstgenannten lassen sich in
der Praxis jedoch nicht immer trennscharf unterscheiden [17, 20]. Jedes der Verfahren eignet sich für
unterschiedliche Lernaufgaben (Bild 2).
Im Produktionskontext wird ML unter anderem zur Mustererkennung in Messdaten, Prozessregelung,
Fehlerursachenanalyse und -klassifikation sowie zur prädiktiven Wartung eingesetzt [22]. In der PPS kann ML
wt Werkstattstechnik online
beispielsweise zur Ergänzung einer prioritätsregelbasierten Fertigungssteuerung genutzt werden [23].
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FIG. 11 is a flowchart provided to describe a control method of a display apparatus 100 including a display equipped with a master display module and a plurality of slave display modules coupled by a Daisy Chain method according to an embodiment.
The display apparatus 100 may include a plurality of display groups respectively including a master display module and a plurality of slave display modules, and each master display module and at least one slave display module included in at least one from among the plurality of display groups may be equipped with a sensor, and each master display module and slave display module included in at least one other display group from among the plurality of display groups may not be equipped with a sensor.
Herein, the display modules included in a first group from among the plurality of display groups is disposed on one corner area of the display apparatus 100, the display modules included in the second group from among the plurality of display groups is disposed on a different corner area opposite the one corner, and each of the master display module and last least one slave display module included in the first group and the second group may be equipped with a sensor.
The display apparatus 100 may obtain sensing data obtained from a first sensor 120-1 equipped in the master display module (operation S1110).
Specifically, the display apparatus 100 may store sensing data obtained by the master display module from the first sensor 120-1.
The display apparatus 100 may receive sensing data obtained, by the master display module through a Daisy Chain method, from the second sensor 120-2 equipped in at last one from among the plurality of slave display modules (operation S1120).
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To compensate for this grain-size effect, it is common to separate the coarse and fine-sediment fractions within the sample, and to analyze only the chemically reactive, fine-grained material, thereby removing the effects of dilution. Alternatively, the bulk sample may be analyzed for the contaminant/tracer and the concentrations normalized according to the amount of fine-grained sediment within the sample. While the latter method provides only an estimate of measured concentrations within the fine sediment, the method is often used because it provides the true concentration in the sediments needed for the calculation of contaminant transport rates, and to assess the potential effects of contaminants on biota. The normalization method, however, generates poor estimates of the concentrations in the fine fraction when there is limited fine-grained material present (<25%–50%) [7]. In addition, Moore et al. [51] showed that within many mine contaminated rivers, trace metals are more uniformly distributed within the sediments. Thus, analyzing the fine-material may lead to erroneous results.
Other forms of normalization, such as normalization to a “conservative” element (e.g., Al, Li, Sc, Ti, or Zr) [7,52,53,54], have also been used to minimize variations associated with sedimentological differences in the samples when the primary goal is to document spatial variations in the contaminant concentrations for the purpose of source identification.
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Paragraph 3 - Classes of FCP units and SICAV shares Article 422-23The prospectus mentioned in Article 422-71 may provide for different unit or share classes within the same retail investment fund or within the same sub-fund. These classes may:Be subject to different rules for distributing income;Be denominated in different currencies;Be subject to different management charges;Be charged different subscription and redemption fees;Have different par values;Come with automatic partial or full risk hedging, as defined in the prospectus. Hedging by category of shares or units may apply to only one risk factor in addition, where applicable, to currency risk. This hedging is achieved using derivatives that reduce the impact of hedging transactions on the other unit classes of the retail investment fund to a minimum;Be reserved for one or more marketing networks.Subscriptions of a given unit or share class may be reserved for a category of investors defined in the prospectus using objective criteria, such as a subscription amount, a minimum holding period or any other commitment given by the holder. Paragraph 4 - Intervention in commodity markets Article 422-24For the purpose of assessing significant correlation as provided for in Article R. 214-32-23 of the Monetary and Financial Code, contracts relative to sub-categories of the same commodity shall be considered as being a single contract for a single commodity when it comes to calculating the diversification limits. Sub-categories of a commodity shall not be considered as being the same commodity if they are not highly correlated.An AMF Instruction shall set out the procedures for applying this Article. Sub-section 3 - Operating rules Paragraph 1 - Contributions and redemptions in kind Article 422-25Contributions in kind may include only the assets stipulated in Article L. 214-24-55 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Contributions and redemptions in kind are valued under the conditions stipulated in Articles 422-26 to 422-32.
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In the field of sociology, with a pragmatist stance, our chapter question how tools
frame interactions and represent groundwater, considering a plurality of values, interests and attachments to the environment (Thévenot et al. 2000; Richard-Ferroudji
and Barreteau 2012). Indeed, groundwater can be represented in various ways. Plural interests but also plural social values are associated to groundwater. For example, through the analysis of 5 years publications in The Hindu, one of the leading
newspapers in India, we identified four typical qualifications of groundwater associated with best management measures: (a) endangered heritage whose access must
be regulated, (b) limited resource that must be optimized, (c) issue of survival whose
access must be ensured (d) source of emancipation that must be acknowledged
(Richard-Ferroudji 2017). The two last ones condone the overexploitation of aquifers. This led us to advocate for a careful consideration of the multiple normative
perspective toward groundwater management and emphasizes the importance of
compromises between conservation and consumption.
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The challenge of raising groundwater visibility is shared by many countries. In
this project, a comparative stance with India was developed.
208
The chapter is organized as follows. Section 1 describes the methodology and
introduces the framework used to analyse the communication approaches and tools
deployed in each case (public targeted; content, issues brought to the fore and normative stance adopted; type/format). Section 2 develops a transversal analysis of
the use of the tools, and identifies assets and limits across the 11 cases. Section 3
discusses the transversal results and concludes with recommendations.
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Aucun évènements planifié pour 3 janvier 2017. Passer aux évènements suivants.
3 janvier 2017.
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E. 4369/29. Edykt licytacyjny. Dnia 4
lutego 1951 0 godz, 10 przedpoładniem odbe
dzie się w wymienionym biurze Nr. IV. licy
«cja realności połowy i 7/56 części whl. 377 —
REM i 7/56 części whl. 378 — 1l4 i 7/56 czę
ci whl. 436 gm. Zniesienie. Wartość szacunko
wa wraz z przynależytościami: 11,219.60 zł.
Najniższa oferta: 7.479.80 zł, Poniżej najniższej
oferty sprzedaż nie nastąpi. Warunki licyta
cyjne i inne dokumenta przejrzeć można w
podpisanym Sądzie. 10382
Sad powiatowy zamiejski, Oddział TV.
Lwów, dnia 17 października 1930.
E. 3535/29. Edykt licytacyjny. "Dnia 28
stycznia 1931 o godz. 9 przedpołudniem odbę
dzie się w niżej wymienionym biurze Nr. IV.
licytacja realności whl. 1156 gm. Rzęsna polska.
fartost szacunkowa wraz z przynależytościa
mi: 2996 zł. Najniższa oferta: 1998 zł. Poniżej
najniższej oferty sprzedaż nie nastąpi. Warunki
Jicyracyjne i inne dokumenta przejrzeć można
w podpisanym Sądzie. 10383
Sad powiatowy zamiejski, Oddział IV.
Lwów, dnia 17 października 1930.
E. 4453/29. Edyke licytacyjny. Dnia rx
leo SRO En > PRACA E sie
w niżej wymienionym Śądzie w biurze Nr. IV.
licytacja realności whl. 342 gm. Zamarstynów.
Wartość szacunkowa wraz z przynależytoś
mi: 1965 zł. Najniższa oferta: 1310 zł. Poniżej
najniższej oferty sprzedaż nie nastąpi. Warunki
licytacyjne i inne dokumenta przejrzeć można
w podpisanym Sądzie. 10384
Sad powiatowy zamiejski, Oddział IV
Lwów, dnia 17 października 1930.
E. 5349/27. Edykt licytacyjny. Dnia 21
stycznia 1931 0 godz. 9 przedpołudniem odbę
dzie się w niżej wymienionym biurze Nr. IV.
licytacja realności whl. 239 — 379 gm. Krzyw
czyce. Warzość szacunkowa wraz z przynale
żytościami: 186.993.50 zł. Najniższa oferta:
9349675 zł. Poniżej najniższej oferty sprzedaż
nie nastąpi. Warunki licytacyjne i inne doku
menta przejrzeć można w podpisanym Sądzie.
Sąd powiatowy zamiejski, Oddział IV.
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1.2.1 - Le statut de l'administrateur Les approches disciplinaires conduisent à la classification des administrateurs selon deux catégories : les insiders qui sont employés dans l'entreprise et les outsiders qui sont des administrateurs externes. Bien que la présence des insiders soit nécessaires pour fournir les informations au conseil, nul ne pouvant être juge et partie, leur présence dans certains comités tels que le comité d'audit, de nomination et de rémunération ne doit en principe pas être envisagée ; une façon d'assurer l'indépendance et l'objectivité. En la matière, les rapports de bonne gouvernance préconisent unanimement que ces comités soient constitués d'une majorité absolue d'outsiders. Le rapport Bouton par exemple suggère que deux tiers des membres du comité d'audit soient des administrateurs indépendants et qu'il ne
104 comprenne aucun mandataire social. Les études empiriques paraissent confirmer la prédiction, le statut des administrateurs détermine leur nomination au sein des comités spécialisés importants (Kesner, 1988 ; Bilimoria et Piderit 1994). L'étude de Bilimoria et Piderit ( 1994) montre, par exemple, que les outsiders ont plus de chance d'être nommés au sein des comités d'audit, des nominations, des rémunérations et des comités d'affaires publiques ( assimilable au comité stratégique en France). A l'inverse, les comités exécutifs sont plus ouverts aux insiders.
1.2.2 - L'ancienneté de l'administrateur L'ancienneté est de toute évidence un des principaux facteurs qui peut influencer le choix de la sélection d'un administrateur au sein d'un comité spécialisé. Bacon et Brown (1973)31 estiment par exemple que trois à cinq années sont nécessaires à un administrateur pour bien comprendre l'entreprise et son mode de fonctionnement.
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To substantiate the above finding, we generated Huh7 and HL-60 cell lines stably expressing empty vector, SOCS3, or their mutants ( Figure 4F, Supplementary Figure S3C). As shown in Figure 4F, the phosphorylation of STAT3 was decreased in Huh7 cell lines overexpressing SOCS3 (Y204F) and SOCS3 (Y221F) as compared with Huh7 cell lines overexpressing SOCS3 wild type or empty vector. Particularly, the phosphorylation level of STAT3 was markedly reduced in Huh7 cell lines overexpressing SOCS3 (Y204F/Y221F) mutants. The viability of Huh7 cells expressing SOCS3 (Y204F) or SOCS-3 (Y221F) mutant decreased significantly, compared to that of Huh7 cells expressing SOCS3 or empty vector after etoposide treatment ( Figure 4G). Furthermore, the survival of Huh7 cells expressing SOCS3 (Y204F/Y221F) mutant was more significantly reduced under the same condition ( Figure 4G). Similar results were observed in HL-60 cells ( Figure 4G). Collectively, these data suggest that tyrosine phosphorylation of SOCS3 on Y204 and Y221 is required for the survival of Huh7 and HL-60 cells, and disrupting such phosphorylation of SOCS3 promotes the apoptosis of these c-Abl-expressing cells through JAK2/STAT3 signaling pathway.
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, ω) is dominated by a color-suppressed b → ud tree diagram. The final state is a CP eigenstate if the neutral D meson also decays to a CP eigenstate, and therefore Eq. 1 applies. This mode is free of penguin diagrams. The next diagram is also a color-suppressed tree diagram, b → ucd, which is doubly Cabibbo suppressed. The SM correction on sin 2β eff is believed to be a few percent [8]. There could be "new physics" contributions thanks to some R-parity-violating supersymmetry models [8], entering at tree level.
Conclusion
The measurement of sin 2β is a rich program at the B Factory PEP-II. A total of more than 380 million Υ (4S) → BB pairs have been analyzed at the BABAR experiment; the result has achieved a precision of 4% in sin 2β measurement,sin 2β = 0.678 ± 0.026, using B 0 → (cc)K 0 decays.
Belle observes evidence for large direct CP asymmetry in B 0 → D + D − channel. However, it is not confirmed by BABAR, whose result is in agreement with Standard Model expectation C f = 0. More data are needed to resolve this discrepancy. The BABAR collaboration presented a measurement on B 0 → D * + D − too, observing evidence of CP violation at 4 standard deviations; the results for these analysis are perfectly consistent with the Stadard Model expectations.
The BABAR collaboration reported the first-time measurement of S f and C f in B 0 → D ( * )0 h 0 (h 0 = π 0 , η (′) , ω) channels, when reconstructing D 0 meson in CP eigenstates; the results are consistent with the Standard Model expectations of S f = − sin2β and C f = 0..
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Comparing node size, the countries with the greatest quantity of digital transformation research are Germany, the Russian Federation, and the United States. The color bar at the bottom right corner of the map shows at what point researchers in each country developed interest in this field. The map shows that researchers in the U.S. were the first groups to explore the field, followed by Germany. Researchers in the Russian Federation were the latest to enter the field.
Keyword Analysis and Trend Topics in Digital Transformation
A total of 19,447 keywords was used in the selected 4,853 publications. To clear the map, the authors only considered keywords labeled in at least 50 publications. This resulted in 91 keywords. The keyword "digital transformation" was excluded because it was used in the query. Other keywords were excluded because they did not hold practical meaning. These included "article," "human," and "survey" and so on. Ultimately, 82 keywords were moved to the next step of analysis.
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Les pays du Nord et de l’Europe de l’Ouest (Allemagne, Autriche, Luxembourg) ont eu recours aux
accords de branche et négociation collective pour encadrer le télétravail. Le Danemark, la Finlande et
la Suède, ont une réglementation du télétravail basé sur la « culture de la liberté avec responsabilité »
Télétravail : effets sur la santé et les conditions de travail – Revue de la littérature
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(« freedom with responsability ») (EU-OSHA 2022b). Cela confère aux salariés une large part à l’autorégulation et à la confiance entre employeur et salariés sans contraintes managériales fortes. Il n’existe
donc pas en soi de loi(s) sur le télétravail, mais plusieurs lois s’appliquent à la situation des
télétravailleurs : par exemple, celle sur la santé au travail et sur l’environnement de travail qui
mentionne spécifiquement les télétravailleurs (Danemark) ; en Finlande, la loi sur le temps de travail,
renforcé en janvier 2020 pour donner encore plus de flexibilité aux salariés qui, lorsqu’ils sont à temps
plein, ont le droit de décider pour la moitié du temps, de leur lieu et horaires de travail. Le télétravail
est également peu règlementé en Allemagne, où il relève davantage d’un accord entre l’employeur et
les employés. Le télétravail est néanmoins discuté au travers de diverses dispositions mentionnées
dans le droit du travail. Ces aspects ont cependant évolué, car le gouvernement souhaitait créer un
droit légal au télétravail. D’autres pays ont élaboré des guides de bonnes pratiques en matière de
télétravail. C’est notamment le cas de l’Irlande mais cette pratique tend à évoluer afin de mettre en
œuvre des mesures pour soutenir le développement du télétravail. Le télétravail à domicile et à
distance doivent en effet devenir la norme pour 20 % des salariés du secteur public.
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C. Known Loss and Non-Fortuity Doctrines
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National Union next argues that even if the district court properly construed the Policy, the "fortuity" and "known loss" doctrines bar coverage of Stroh's claim as a matter of law.
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Broadly stated, the fortuity doctrine holds that "insurance is not available for losses that the policyholder knows of, planned, intended, or is aware are substantially certain to occur." Barry R. Ostrager & Thomas R. Newman, Handbook on Insurance Coverage Disputes § 8.02, at 248 (5th ed. 1991) (collecting cases). New York has codified a somewhat narrower version of the doctrine under which an "insurance contract" is defined as an agreement by one party to pay another "upon the happening of a fortuitous event," meaning "any occurrence or failure to occur which is, or is assumed by the parties to be, to a substantial extent beyond the control of either party." N.Y. Ins. Law § 1101(a)(1)-(2).
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The "known loss" defense is a variation on the fortuity theme. It holds that "an insured may not obtain insurance to cover a loss that is known before the policy takes effect." Stonewall Ins. Co. v. Asbestos Claims Mgt. Corp., 73 F.3d 1178, 1214 (2d Cir. 1995), modified on other grounds, 85 F.3d 49 (2d Cir. 1996); see also Henry Modell & Co. v. Gen. Ins. Co. of Trieste & Venice, 193 A.D.2d 412, 412-13, 597 N.Y.S.2d 75, 75 (1st Dep't 1993) (citing N.Y. Ins. Law § 1101(a) as authority for known loss doctrine).
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Otherwise, you just ask around, hey, where are all these people? What are you guys using mostly? So then, if they all are using a certain platform, then try to engage them there or on those few platforms that they are involved in, you engage them there. And then you think about what are their needs. Therefore, what is the content I'm going to create and how am I going to release it and so on. We'll talk more about that as we go. So let me just pause here for a moment. Any thoughts or any questions here on what we just talked about now? Having a strategy for digital engagement and then to look at real numbers to assess how effective we are. Don't get caught up by, you know, vanity metrics, but look at real numbers and just giving us an assortment of ideas. Let me say there's so many different things we can do to address different needs, whether it is teenagers, marriages, young couples, working professionals. There are different things we can do, whether you want a webinar or a podcast and engage them in their platforms. Just to give us an introduction here. Any questions, any comments anybody wants to make? Okay. All good? Okay, so let's start. Sorry about that, I was clicking on the wrong button. Let's break this down further. And we will talk about, we start off with the very basics, which is emails, right? So, sorry, websites. We don't start off with websites. So a website these days is almost everybody expected. Now, you know, maybe some years ago, if we wanted, we used to use brochures, printed brochures. If you want to introduce your ministry, you would have a brochure, you know, and you'd give the brochure to people, like if this is, you know, my address is there, all the details are there, you'll give out brochures. The people who share about the church or ministry, it used to be, that's the way generally we would do it. But nowadays, you don't mind too many people having doing brochures.
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Table 1 summarizes the general behavior of photogrammetry with regard to its performance influencing factors
Table 1 Behaviors of photogrammetric modeling
Factor
Behavior
Distance
Farther distance, lower accuracy (40 m:
6 ~ 10 cm)
Number of
overlapping photos
The larger number of overlapping photos, the
better accuracy
Intersection angle
The closer to 90°, the better accuracy
Angle of incidence
The closer to 0°, the better quality of images,
so the better accuracy
Camera model
Higher end, higher accuracy
Resolution
Strong correlation with accuracy (raise by
1.6% per 1 MB increase)
Features (texture)
More features, higher accuracy; higher accuracy
by colorful texture than grey/plain texture
Focal length
Longer focal length, higher accuracy; set to
obtain optimum coverage
Camera lens
Less distortion, higher accuracy
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based on the literature above. From the table, the measurement errors associated with photogrammetry can be
attributed to two large categories: 1) the systematic error
due to camera factors, and 2) the systematic error due to
poor planning of camera network geometry, both of which
will be discussed in detail in the following sections. Note
that random errors to human factors are excluded from
the discussion below for which the readers can refer to
(Dai and Lu 2010) for detail.
Systematic error due to camera factors
In measurement, the systematic error is a bias that occurs consistently (Viswanathan 2005), resulting from
inaccuracy of a system as one observes or measures.
For the image-based system, the systematic error due
to camera imperfection can be categorized into three
aspects: 1) lens distortion, 2) approximated principal
distance, and 3) resolution.
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Ich bin schon lange darüber mit Bopp in Streit, daß er
auch im Devanagari Druck in seiner Grammatik in den
Paradigmen den Singularis und Pluralis immer mit s endigen
läßt. Es scheint mir dies durchaus unstatthaft, da, wo das
Wort allein steht, : schließen muß. Wie die Sprache heute
liegt, müßte auf das s ein surder Buchstabe folgen. Für
den Anfänger entsteht auch die Undeutlichkeit, daß er die
wirklich mit radicalem s endenden Worte nicht zu unter-
scheiden weiß. Sie reden bei dem Nominativ s mit Eecht
von einer vorgeschichtlichen Zeit. In der heutigen Sprache
läßt sich nicht einmal sagen, daß die Charakteristik des
Nominativs s ist. Diese Charakteristik ist, wenn das Wort
allein steht, :, wenn es verbunden ist, einer der Laute, die
dann eintreten können, also allgemein: ein Hauch- Zisch-
oder r-Laut. Denn Sie nehmen doch auch wohl an, daß,
wenn das Visarga vor einem Vocal wegfällt, doch ein Hauch
(eine Art Digamma) die beiden Vocale, die sonst zusammen-
laufen würden, aus einander hält. Der Hauch wird nur
bis zur bloßen Pause gemildert. — Ueber das anuswära
kann ich auch Bopp nicht beistimmen, daß es bloß ein
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Humboldt an Schlegel
Zeichen, und also orthographisch ist. Ich halte es für eine
eigne Modifikation des Nasenlautes, und hierin ist Bopp
geneigt, mir nachzugeben. — Bei diesen Untersuchungen
fällt mir ein, daß ich mich oft gefragt habe, ob die Lehre
des Sandhi wohl als eine Frucht des sich verfeinernden
Wohlklangs anzusehen ist, oder schon der ursprünglichen
Sprache angehört haben mag. Ich glaube das Letztere.
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Pielgrzymki i inne masowe manifestacje religijne w Polsce wynikają z głębo
kiego, egzystencjalnego przekonania o potrzebie wsparcia modlitwy osobistą
ofiarą, która włącza się w zbawczą ofiarę Chrystusa. Jest oczywiste, że ate
istyczny komunizm był i jest uważany w Połsce za doktrynę błędną i wrogą
w stosunku do ostatecznego dobra wspólnego ludzkości, którym jest jej zba
wienie.
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Wpływ katolickiej nauki społecznej 187
Oprócz fundamentu ideologicznego, istniały też praktyczne, oparte na
doświadczeniu, przyczyny zdecydowanie negatywnej postawy społeczeństwa
polskiego w stosunku do komunizmu. Jego wprowadzenie nie było uważane
za potrzebę społeczną, gdyż mimo zaniedbań z czasów przeszło stuletniej
okupacji ziem polskich oraz zniszczeń pierwszej wojny Światowej, toczącej
się w dużej mierze na ziemiach polskich, gospodarka polska po 1918 roku
rozwijała się intensywnie, a dynamiczny rozwój nowoczesnego przemysłu i
realizowana stopniowo reforma rolna dawały realne podstawy nadziei na
lepsze jutro. Komuniści stanowili więc w Polsce przed drugą wojną Światową
ugrupowanie nieliczne i bez znaczenia politycznego. Przy tym społeczeństwo
polskie przeżyło bolesne doświadczenie zapanowania władzy komunistycz
nej na terenie prawie połowy kraju w czasie wojny bolszewicko-polskiej
(1920-1921 r.), a ponadto wiedziało przynajmniej ogólnie, jak tragicznie
kształtowały się losy ludności w czasie leninizmu, a następnie stalinizmu, na
sąsiedzkich terenach Białorusi i Ukrainy.
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1.23. En la reunión de octubre , el Reino Unido facilitó más información actualizada sobre sus
actividades recientes, como el diálogo sobre los Bosques, la Agricultura y el Comercio de Productos
Básicos junto con Ind onesia en su calidad de copresidentes . Se trataba de una iniciativa impulsada
por la Presidencia de la CP26 en la que participaban más de 25 países que tenía como objetivo
elaborar una hoja de ruta con medidas que protegieran los bosques y otros ecosistema s vitales, y
promover simultáneamente las cadenas de suministro sostenibles, el comercio y el desarrollo.
Un objetivo central era acordar unos principios para la colaboración entre los productores y los
consumidores, elaborar una hoja de ruta común que incluyera medidas y romper el vínculo entre la
producción de productos básicos y la deforestación neta a nivel mundial mediante el fomento de un
diálogo basado en la asociación . Los participantes habían identificado conjuntamente una serie de
medidas que, combinadas, podían ayudar a proteger los bosques y otros ecosistemas vitales, y
promover simultáneamente el comercio y el desarrollo . El Reino Unido instó a todos los Miembros
de la OMC a contribuir para lograr resultados y alcanzar los objetivos del diálo go sobre los Bosques,
la Agricultura y el Comercio de Productos Básicos . Con vistas a 2022, el Reino Unido subrayó su
convicción de que el CCMA era el foro apropiado para que los Miembros compartieran sus mejores
prácticas relacionadas con las medidas en v igor para apoyar las cadenas de suministro sostenibles,
en particular en el caso de los productos básicos con alto riesgo de causar deforestación.
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Aprobación de la Comisión CITMA MINSAP si se trata de un proyecto de investigación. En
caso de proyectos de investigación que involucr en el movimiento de muestras de material
biológico en varias ocasiones, y que previamente hayan sido aprobados, se declarará y
referirá la autorización inicial otorgada (número de autorización).
Dictamen técnico del Instituto de Hematología e Inmunología en caso de tratarse de
muestras de medula ósea.
Notificación del Viceministerio de Asistencia Médica en caso de muestras con fines de
diagnóstico clínico.
Notificación oficial del CNGM que declare que se ha realizado el depósito de las muestras
testigos, en caso de muestras de ADN humano.
12. No procede.
13. No procede.
Condiciones de la expedición de licencias
14. El periodo de validez esa de 3 meses, sin en el transcurso de ese tiempo no ha llegado el
material en cuestión se solicita una prórroga presentado nuevamente la documentación (modelo).
15. No procede.
16. No procede.
17. No procede.
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Aeussere Ausgaben ^ 7,981113^ -_ 7,011415 -
Summa: 9,794734 fr. -^ 9,281980 fr.
Zahl der Kinder 112730 80894
Zahl der unterstützten, bei der Mutter verbliebenen Kinder 12511
Wie man sieht, hat die Zahl der , unterstützten" Kinder ab-
genommen, und die Abnahme ist weiter gegangen ; denn im Jahre
1868 waren nur noch 67000 Kinder (Findlinge und Waisen) zu
verpflegen. Das kommt eben von dem erst seit wenig Jahren ein-
geführten Gebrauch, unverheiratheten Müttern einen Beitrag zum
Unterhalt ihrer eignen Kinder zu geben, um sie von dem Ge-
danken, letztere der öffentlichen Pflege zu übergeben, abzubringen.
Man giebt ihnen etwa, was die Amme erhalten würde. Nach
Einigen soll noch ein anderer Umstand diese Abnahme mitveranlasst
haben, nämlich die Aufhebung der ,tours' (Drehscheiben, Drehfenster),
worin nächtlicher Weise das Kind gelegt wurde und so in's Fin-
delhaus kam, ohne dass man die Mutter kannte. Im Jahre 1812
bestanden noch 235 solcher „tours"; seitdem wurden jährlich einige
geschlossen, so dass im Jahre 1860 deren nur noch 25 bestanden.
Gegen das Aufheben der „tours" wurde die Befürchtung einer
Zunahme der Kindesmorde und dergl. vorgebracht, und überhaupt
wurde viel über diesen Punkt hin- und hergestritten ; aber die Maas-
regel scheint keine üblen Folgen gehabt zu haben.
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541-8 du code monétaire et financier ;Les informations sur tous les coûts et frais liés, incluant une description des différentes catégories de coûts et frais afférents aux investissements que le conseiller en investissements financiers propose à ses clients, ainsi que la manière dont le client peut s'en acquitter, ce qui comprend également tout paiement par des tiers.Un exemplaire de la lettre est remis au client après signature. Sous-section 4 - Connaissance du client Article 325-7Le conseiller en investissements financiers ne crée aucune ambiguïté ni confusion quant aux responsabilités qui lui incombent lorsqu'il évalue l'adéquation de sa prestation de conseil conformément au 4° de l'article L. 541-8-1 du code monétaire et financier. Lorsqu'il effectue cette évaluation le conseiller en investissements financiers informe les clients ou clients potentiels, clairement et simplement, que l'évaluation de l'adéquation vise à lui permettre d'agir au mieux des intérêts de son client.Lorsque des services de conseil en investissement sont fournis en tout ou en partie par un système automatisé ou semi-automatisé, la responsabilité de l'évaluation de l'adéquation incombe au conseiller en investissements financiers fournissant le service et n'est pas réduite par l'utilisation d'un système électronique pour établir la recommandation personnalisée.Article 325-8I. - Le conseiller en investissements financiers détermine la portée de l'information à recueillir auprès des clients en fonction des caractéristiques de la prestation de conseil à fournir à ces clients. Le conseiller en investissements financiers obtient de ses clients ou clients potentiels toutes les informations nécessaires pour avoir connaissance des faits essentiels les concernant et dispose d'une base suffisante pour déterminer, compte tenu de la nature et de la portée de la prestation fournie, que la transaction, l'opération ou le service qu'il entend recommander satisfait aux critères suivants :Il répond aux objectifs d'investissement du client et, en cas de conseil mentionné aux 1° ou 3° du I de l'article L. 541-1 du code monétaire et financier, à sa tolérance au risque et à ses éventuelles préférences en matière de durabilité au sens de l'article 2, point 7, du règlement délégué (UE) 2017/565 de la Commission du 25 avril 2016 ;Il est tel que le client est financièrement en mesure de faire face à tout risque lié, compte tenu de ses objectifs d'investissement ;Le client possède l'expérience et la connaissance nécessaires pour comprendre les risques inhérents à la transaction, l'opération ou le service.II.
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this is well known to psychologists, there is little to show that
this knowledge has had much influence on the courses in psy-
chology offered in normal schools. It is the height of absurdity
to teach adult psychology and attempt to deduce from it prin-
ciples for the teaching of children. Yet adult psychology has
its place. While the minds of normal school students border
on those of adults and are vastly different from those of
children, yet, they have many points in common. It seems only
reasonable then that they should begin their study of psy-
chology by studying first their own minds. Dewey has aptly
said that l ' the person who does not know himself is not likely
to know others. ' ' The criticism that is to be made of the psy-
chology that is taught in normal schools today is not that
adult, or what is usually called general psychology, is not
taught or that sufficient time is not devoted to the subject,
but that such courses do not lead to a sympathetic and practi-
cal knowledge of child life. By practical knowledge is meant
that kind of knowledge which may become useful in promoting
the realization of the ideals of the teacher. There is plenty
of evidence in Professor Whipple's report to show that in
many normal schools no transition is made from adult psy-
chology to child psychology (11). In fact, the problem of this
transition is not even referred to in this report. This suggests
that in many normal schools, at least, the instruction in psy-
chology has made only a beginning; for general psychology
tends mainly to awaken in students an interest in their own
minds and in their own behavior. This is necessary and de-
sirable, but is it not even more necessary that they should be
interested in the minds and behavior of children? There
seems to be a special need for the cultivation of this interest ;
for students of normal school age are as far from a sym-
pathetic appreciation of childhood as they probably ever will
be. The interest in their own mental activity and in their own
behavior should be merely a stepping stone to child psy-
chology.
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2. Les pièces et documents justificatifs qui doivent être fournis par les partenaires
2.1. Pièce d’identité
Le greffier doit tout d’abord s’assurer de l’identité des partenaires.
A cette fin, chaque partenaire doit produire l’original de sa carte nationale d’identité ou de tout autre document
officiel délivré par une administration publique comportant ses nom et prénoms, la date et le lieu de sa naissance,
sa photographie et sa signature, ainsi que l’identification de l’autorité qui a délivré le document, la date et le lieu de
délivrance de celui-ci.
Il en va de même chaque fois que les partenaires doivent justifier de leur identité.
Le greffe conserve une copie de ce document.
2.2. Pièces d’état civil
La production des pièces d’état civil doit permettre au greffier de déterminer qu’il n’existe pas d’empêchement
légal à la conclusion du pacte civil de solidarité au regard des articles 506-1, 515-1 et 515-2 du code civil.
Les pièces permettant de vérifier que ces trois séries de conditions sont réunies diffèrent selon que l’état civil des
partenaires est ou non détenu par l’autorité française.
Dans tous les cas, doit être jointe une déclaration sur l’honneur par laquelle les partenaires indiquent n’avoir entre
eux aucun lien de parenté ou d’alliance qui constituerait un empêchement au pacte civil de solidarité en vertu de
l’article 515-2 du code civil.
2.2.1. Partenaires dont l’acte de naissance est détenu par l’autorité française
1° Copie intégrale ou extrait avec filiation de l’acte de naissance
Ces pièces doivent être récentes et, dans la mesure du possible, dater de moins de trois mois.
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Who wants to comment on that or anything else they've heard so far? Who wants to go next? Everyone thinking, digesting. Srećko, can I put you on the spot? I think this is your wheelhouse. Go for it. Yes, you can. I'm sorry if my connection is a bit bad. I'm on a boat on a ferry, so I hope it will survive. So I watched, of course, the Squid Game. I mean, I'm a passionate serious watcher, so I watched it parallel to the other two series, which I think are also worth mentioning. The other one is White Lotus because it shows this decadence of the one percent and it's also very funny. And the other one is the chair which shows the decadence of the current academia. And it's interesting that these shows are now being shown either on Netflix or on other platforms and that precisely these shows are becoming very popular because what is in common to all these shows is that they show a certain critique of capitalism. But unlike many other critics or people who have watched these shows, I think actually it's very interesting to discuss their subversive potential, whether these kind of products of popular culture are subversive or aren't subversive. And watching Squid Game, I mean, it's impossible not to remember Mark Fisher, who, similar to David Graber, died too early. I mean, people usually died too early, except a few, and who coined the phrase of capitalist realism. This idea that, which is also, of course, influenced by this famous saying, which has been repeated so many times by Frederick Jameson, that it's impossible to imagine the end of the world, but it's impossible to imagine the end of capitalism. This kind of feeling which you have in Squid Game, that it's impossible to get out of capitalism. And as someone, I think it was Lukas at the beginning already said, you know, even when the players of Squid Game get out of the game, they're actually still inside of the game of capitalism, which in a way might be even more cruel than the Squid Game itself, because the Squid Game at least is very explicit in what will happen to them. So I think in that sense, I think it's popular partially precisely because it's part of this capitalist realism.
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As depicted in FIG. 2, the non-donor cylinders are coupled to the exhaust passage to route exhaust gas from the engine to atmosphere (after it passes through first and second turbochargers 120 and 124). The donor cylinders, which provide engine exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), are coupled exclusively to an EGR passage 162 of an EGR system 160 which routes exhaust gas from the donor cylinders to the intake passage of the engine, and not to atmosphere. By introducing cooled exhaust gas to the engine, the amount of available oxygen for combustion is decreased, thereby reducing combustion flame temperatures and reducing the formation of nitrogen oxides (e.g., NOR).
In the example embodiment shown in FIG. 2, when a second valve 171 is open, exhaust gas flowing from the donor cylinders to the intake passage passes through a heat exchanger such as an EGR cooler 166 to reduce a temperature of (e.g., cool) the exhaust gas before the exhaust gas returns to the intake passage. The EGR cooler may be an air-to-liquid heat exchanger, for example. In such an example, one or more charge air coolers 132 and 134 disposed in the intake passage (e.g., upstream of where the recirculated exhaust gas enters) may be adjusted to further increase cooling of the charge air such that a mixture temperature of charge air and exhaust gas is maintained at a desired temperature. In other examples, the EGR system may include an EGR cooler bypass. Alternatively, the EGR system may include an EGR cooler control element. The EGR cooler control element may be actuated such that the flow of exhaust gas through the EGR cooler is reduced; however, in such a configuration, exhaust gas that does not flow through the EGR cooler is directed to the exhaust passage rather than the intake passage.
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The latter, plottier third of Your Name, which I won't spoil, could be overly absurd—but it operates, partly since Shinkai has created such an effort to have his film reflect the excitable, buzzing minds of teenagers throughout. Anytime items get overwrought, it feels component of a complete we're in the minds of teenagers, following all, who've been linked collectively by cosmic energies beyond our imagination. It is tough not to get swept up in all the ridiculous romance of it. At its ideal, Your Name is a sort of mystical Before Sunset, a chance encounter among two men and women that eventually begins to really feel seismic.Black Butler is fine. If the girl is simply click the following post mature and is in a position to watch bloody and violent anime, then Tokyo Ghoul would be OK, as well. Proofread your overview. Take some time to read by way of your evaluation carefully, checking for proper grammar and spelling. If you have any type of questions concerning where and how to make use of Simply Click The Following Post, you could contact us at our own web site. Individuals will discount your overview if it is full of grammatical errors that make it hard to study.Relationships and romance are a core theme of FranXX. However, these are the shallowest elements of the series. Society forces these youngsters to couple up, which tends to make the relationships inorganic even though not a difficulty just yet, if as a mere beginning point. But the organic relationship growth never blooms. When a single couple swears undying adore, all I hear is the order from above to be in love". There is an attempt at relationship drama with the inclusion of an additional girl that likes Hiro (don't ask me what she sees in him), but her involvement is irrelevant.Thanasis: He is really sad that 1 of his favourite anime, 3-gatsu no Lion (March Comes in like a Lion) is ending, but he is equally excited that 1 of his favourite Japanese sci-fi stories is getting a second anime adaptation. He is going to be in charge of the critiques for The Legend of the Galactic Heroes.The setting is what interests me most about this series.
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Von den Winkeln wurden folgende durch Messung bestimmt
(Pig. 14, Taf. VI):
Neigang von
Mm M^ W 59'
» »
M „ Jlf'= 80« 1'
» »
«„!.'=« 98» 30'
» »
V „ »'- 88»80'
» »
u „ Jir«114*49'
» »
V „ «- 123* 1525'
Da die kleinern Krystalle nicht nur vollkommen ausgebildet
sind, sondern auch ausgezeichneten Glanz besitzen, so konnten
die Winkel sehr genau bestimmt werden.
Bei den Messungen an verschiedenen Krystallen stellte sich
jedoch eine nicht unbedeutende Differenz heraus ^ die bei den
Kanten des vertikalen Prismas M die Grösse von 10, bei dem
des horizontalen 9 aber die von 8 Minuten erreichte, während
sie bei u die Grösse von 4 Minuten nicht fiberstieg. Von den
verschiedenen Werthen habe ich diejenigen genommen, die
Digitized by LjOOQIC
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mir die Yerlässlichsten schienen, und bei einer vorläufig dnrch-
^eßhrten Rechnung die grösste Uebereinstimmang mit den Kan-
ten -^ und -^ zeigten.
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If N DL CCs are managed in a specific e-NodeB (eNB), a network may allocate M (M≦N) DL CCs to a UE. The UE may monitor only the M limited DL CCs and receive a DL signal. The network may allocate L (L≦M≦N) DL CCs to the UE according to priority. In this case, the UE should necessarily monitor the L DL CCs. This scheme may also be applied to UL transmission.
The LTE-A system uses the concept of a cell to manage radio resources. The cell is defined as a combination of a DL resource and a UL resource and the UL resource may be selectively defined. For example, the cell may be configured by the DL resource alone or by the DL resource and the UL resource. When multicarrier (i.e. carrier aggregation) is supported, the linkage between the carrier frequency of the DL resource (or DL CC) and the carrier frequency of the UL resource (or UL CC) may be indicated by system information. Namely, one cell is comprised of one or more DL CCs and may selectively include one or more UL CCs.
The concept of a cell used in the LTE-A system includes a Primary cell (PCell) and a Secondary cell (SCell). The PCell may refer to a cell operating on a primary frequency (or primary CC) and the SCell may refer to a cell operating on a secondary frequency (or secondary CC). Notably, only one PCell and one or more SCells may be allocated to a specific UE.
The PCell is used to perform an initial connection establishment procedure or a connection re-establishment procedure. The PCell may refer to a cell indicated during a handover procedure. The Scell can be configured after RRC_CONNECTED is established and may be used to provide additional radio resources.
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ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Subsidiary
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements
For the years ended December 31, 2013 and 2012
1. DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS AND SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Organization and Business
ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and its consolidated subsidiary, ANIP Acquisition Company (together, the “Company”) is a specialty pharmaceutical company, developing and marketing generic and branded prescription products. The Company was organized as a Delaware corporation in April 2001. At its two facilities located in Baudette, Minnesota, which have a combined manufacturing, packaging and laboratory capacity totaling 173,000 square feet, the Company manufactures oral solid dose products, as well as liquids and topicals, including those that must be manufactured in a fully contained environment due to their potency. The Company also performs contract manufacturing for other pharmaceutical companies.
On June 19, 2013, BioSante Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (“BioSante”) acquired ANIP Acquisition Company (“ANIP”) in an all-stock, tax-free reorganization (the “Merger”) (Note 2), in which ANIP became a wholly-owned subsidiary of BioSante. BioSante was renamed ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The Merger was accounted for as a reverse acquisition pursuant to which ANIP was considered the acquiring entity for accounting purposes. As such, ANIP's historical results of operations replace BioSante's historical results of operations for all periods prior to the Merger. The results of operations of both companies are included in the Company’s consolidated financial statements for all periods after completion of the Merger.
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In Mayor, dc. of Gloucester v. Osbom, 1 H. L. C. 272,
the testator made a codicil saying: " In a codicil to my wUl I
gave to the Corporation of Gloucester 140,000L In this I
wish my executors would give 60,000L more to them, for
the saane purpose as I have before named." No other codicil
was found. The gift failed for uncertainty, as there was
nothing to shew a charitable purpose. So in Aston v. Wood,
L. R. 6 Eq. 419, a legacy was to be appropriated according
to statement appended. No statement was actually ap-
pended. There was nothing admissible in evidenco to shew
that the purpose was charitable, and the gift failed for
uncertainty.
In other cases the testator leaves his intentions to be sub-
sequently expressed and does not express them. In such
cases, if his general intentions as expressed are charitable
the gift is good, if not it fails for un certainty . Thus in Mills
V. Farmer, 1 Mer. 55; 19 Ves. 483, the testator directed his
residue to be divided for promoting the gospel in foreign
parts, and in England for bringing up ministers in different
seminaries, and other charitable purposes " as I do intend to
name hereafter." He did not subsequently extress his inten-
tions. Held a good charitable gift. So in A.-G. v. Fletcher, 5
L. J. N. S. Ch. 75, the gift was to charitable purposes
which should thereafter be specified or in default of which
according to the best judgment of M., sole executor of her
will. The testatrix did not specify the purposes; M. re-
nounced probate. Held a good charitable gift.
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LEHETSÉGES IRÁNYÍTOTT KÉRDÉSEK:
·Interakcióba lép a projekt a helyi hálózatokkal és közösségekkel? Milyen tevékenységeket valósít meg ennek érdekében?
·Törekszik a projekt a helyi lakókörnyezet befolyásolására? Hogyan?
·A projekt helyi alapú megközelítést alkalmaz? Hogyan teszi ezt?
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II. CÉLKITŰZÉS: szinteken átívelő tevékenység
Nemzetek feletti intézmények • EU-tagállamok • Helyi és regionális önkormányzatok
A többszintű új európai Bauhaus projektek vertikálisan informális hálózatokat (pl. egyének csoportjait, környékeket stb.) és/vagy hivatalos intézményeket (pl. kormányzatot, közigazgatást stb.) kötnek össze különböző szinteken (pl. egyes településeket regionális hatóságokkal, helyi tanulmányokat nemzetközi kutatási programokkal), és bevonják őket, hogy az egy szintet célzó kezdeményezések saját dimenziójukon túlra mutassanak (pl. helyi, regionális, nemzeti stb.).
PÉLDA
Az új Immaginario Scientifico tudományos központ [Olaszország] egy új múzeum, amelynek célja, hogy bevonja a nyilvánosságot annak a nemzetközi közösségnek az életébe, amely Triesztet a „tudomány városává” tette. A projekt szorosan bevonta a regionális és önkormányzati szerveket, valamint az egyetemekért és kutatásért felelős olasz minisztériumot a tervezésbe és a létrehozásba.
LEHETSÉGES IRÁNYÍTOTT KÉRDÉSEK
·Együttműködik-e a projekt olyan hálózatokkal és/vagy intézményekkel, amelyek a projekt szintjén túl is aktívak (pl. helyitől regionálisig, nemzetitől nemzetköziig stb.)? Milyen tevékenységeket valósít meg ennek érdekében?
·A projekt különböző szinteken működik-e (pl. szomszédság és város, egyetlen iskola nemzeti iskolákból álló hálózattal stb.)? Hogyan teszi ezt lehetővé?
·Törekszik-e a projekt arra, hogy különböző szinteken gyakoroljon hatást? Hogyan tervezi ezt megtenni?
III. CÉLKITŰZÉS: globális tevékenység
Többlépcsős hatás • Ágazatközi együttműködés • A globális észak és a globális dél közötti kapcsolatok
Azok a többszintű új európai Bauhaus projektek, amelyek globális szinten tevékenykednek, a kezdeti, helyi léptékükön túlmutató, szélesebb körű átalakítási hatást érnek el, és olyan hálózatokat és/vagy kormányzati/kormányközi intézményeket kapcsolnak össze, amelyek különböző szinteken az egész ökoszisztéma jövőjét tekintve hasonló célokat követnek.
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Jahan is a riverboat built in 2011 for exploring Vietnam and Cambodia. The Jahan accommodates 48 guests in 24 cabins, including two suites. Every cabin has a private balcony and the suites each have a private Jacuzzi. Jahan has four decks and has several public areas where the expedition community can gather to watch life along the riverbank. The public spaces include a covered, open-air observatory, open bow and a pool on the top deck.
Lord of the Glens is specifically sized to be able to sail through the Caledonian Canal in Scotland, which connects the North Sea to the Atlantic and can navigate the coastline and venture to the islands of the Inner Hebrides. The Lord of the Glens accommodates 48 guests in 26 outside cabins.
Oberoi Philae explores the Nile River in Egypt and accommodates 42 guests in 22 cabins, including four suites with modern amenities, and a relaxed, elegant ambiance. Oberoi Philae has the feel of a luxurious private yacht and has five decks with several public spaces. The public spaces include a fitness room, a fully equipped spa with treatment rooms, lounge and library, and a pool on the top deck.
Sea Cloud offers the experience of sailing aboard a fully-rigged ship in the Caribbean and Mediterranean and accommodates 58 guests in 28 outside cabins, including two original owner’s suites that still feature original marble baths and fireplaces. The Sea Cloud has extensive public spaces on the top deck, a dining room that can accommodate all guests at once for single seating and a lounge.
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Ducharme S, Albaugh MD, Nguyen TV, et al. Trajectories of cortical
thickness maturation in normal brain development—The importance
of quality control procedures. Neuroimage 2016;125:267-279.
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Cordero-Grande L, Hughes EJ, Hutter J, Price AN, Hajnal JV. Threedimensional motion corrected sensitivity encoding reconstruction for
multi-shot multi-slice MRI: Application to neonatal brain imaging.
Magn Reson Med 2018;79(3):1365-1376.
Walhovd KB, Fjell AM, Giedd J, Dale AM, Brown TT. Through
thick and thin: A need to reconcile contradictory results on trajectories in human cortical development. Cereb Cortex 2017;27(2):
1472-1481.
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Vasylechko S, Malamateniou C, Nunes RG, et al. T2* relaxometry of
fetal brain at 1.5 Tesla using a motion tolerant method. Magn Reson
Med 2015;73(5):1795-802.
Kersbergen KJ, Leroy F, Išgum I, et al. Relation between clinical risk
factors, early cortical changes, and neurodevelopmental outcome in
preterm infants. Neuroimage 2016;142:291-300.
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Malamateniou C, Malik SJ, Counsell SJ, et al. Motion-compensation
techniques in neonatal and fetal MR imaging. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol
2013;34(6):1124-1136.
Lebenberg J, Labit M, Auzias G, et al. A framework based on sulcal
constraints to align preterm, infant and adult human brain images
acquired in vivo and post mortem. Brain Struct Funct 2018;223(9):
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and myelin water fraction in the first five years of life. Neuroimage
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Lefèvre J, Germanaud D, Dubois J, et al. Are developmental trajectories of cortical folding comparable between cross-sectional datasets
of fetuses and preterm newborns? Cereb Cortex 2016;26(7):30233035.
Hutter J, Tournier JD, Price AN, et al. Time-efficient and flexible
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V. Ardizzone et al.: 2D materials for room-temperature polaritonics
an exciton interaction, gxx = 6 × 10−2 μeV μm−2. Although
this value is somewhat lower than available theoretical
predictions [39], the authors were able to demonstrate a
non-linear polariton source relying on these polariton
interactions: as it is shown in Figure 3B, when a slightly
blue-detuned excitation beam is used to pump the low
BSWP branch, the polariton flow varies non-linearly with
increasing excitation power. For small incident power,
only a small fraction of the incident laser is coupled to the
BSWP mode. When the BSWP population increases, the
mode is blueshifted and an increasing fraction of the incident power is coupled to BSWP, resulting in a non-linear
polariton flow.
BSWPs are interesting for polaritonic devices because
they could be used for both information processing,
thanks to their non-linear nature, and optical interconnects between different devices, thanks to their fast and
low-loss propagation.
TMD ML excitons could also be a promising system
to engineer long-range dipolar interactions in polaritons.
Dipolar polaritons in GaAs QWs [46, 47] are triggering a
huge interest because they seem to provide interaction
constants as high as 2.4 meV μm2, offering an enhancement of more than two orders of magnitude in the nonlinear response compared to the standard exchange
interaction. In standard QWs, a permanent excitonic electric dipole can be obtained by applying a static electric
field perpendicular to the QW plane. Alternatively, when
multiple QWs are present, indirect excitons can be used
[48]. In this case, when indirect excitons are formed, the
electron and the hole are created in different QWs. The
spatial separation between opposite charges is responsible for the permanent electric dipole.
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SoSWS 2015 : Special Session on Smart Workspace
Link: http://www.ies-2015.org/
When Nov 22, 2015 - Nov 25, 2015
Where Bangkok, Thailand
Submission Deadline Jul 1, 2015
Notification Due Sep 1, 2015
Final Version Due Sep 15, 2015
Categories artificial intelligence computer science information technology communications
Call For Papers
Special Session on Smart Workspace (SoSWS)
SoSWS 2015 is part of the 19th Asia Pacific Symposium on Intelligent and Evolutionary Systems (IES 2015)
http://www.ies-2015.org/
November 22-25, 2015, Bangkok, Thailand
Objectives: Recent advances in information and communication technologies have opened up a new exciting research topic in ‘smart workspace’. The smart workspace aims to integrate interactive multimedia, data analytics and ubiquitous technologies to create efficient, creative and innovative applications. This effort incorporates big data analysis, infographics, mobile communications, multimedia services, data storage and ubiquitous engineering.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to the following areas:
Smart working and living spaces : Personalized workspace, Sensing and algorithms to understand fine-grained human activity, Responsive lighting, HVAC, health, energy conservation, and communication in the home and work, Smart learning spaces, Smart curriculum and courseware design and development, Smart education analytics, Multimodal scene analysis, Mobility and Gamification in smart education.
Smart technology for effective processes: Design and development of Smart technology-based software and hardware systems, Application of intelligent computing in smart workspace, Applications of smart toys in education, work or living spaces, Connectivity of smart devices in smart workspace, Mobility, security, access and control in smart workspace.
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— 1 —
The Company will appoint a new independent non-executive director to replace Mr.
Cheung as soon as practicable 1 . Further announcements will be made as and when
appropriate in accordance with the Listing Rules.
By Order of the Board of Directors of
United Company RUSAL Plc
Vladislav Soloviev
Director
27 May 2013
As at the date of this announcement, the executive Directors are Mr. Oleg Deripaska, Ms. Vera
Kurochkina, Mr. Maxim Sokov and Mr. Vladislav Soloviev, the non-executive Directors are Mr. Dmitry
Afanasiev, Mr. Len Blavatnik, Mr. Ivan Glasenberg, Mr. Maksim Goldman, Ms. Gulzhan
Moldazhanova, Mr. Christophe Charlier, Mr. Artem Volynets, Mr. Dmitry Yudin, Mr. Vadim Geraskin,
and the independent non-executive Directors are Dr. Peter Nigel Kenny, Mr. Philip Lader, Ms. Elsie
Leung Oi-sie and Mr. Matthias Warnig (Chairman).
All announcements and press releases published by the Company are available on its website under
the links http://www.rusal.ru/en/investors/info.aspx and http://www.rusal.ru/en/press-center/press-releases.aspx,
respectively.
1
Under Rules 3.10A and 3.11 of the Listing Rules, the board of an issuer should be composed of at
least one-third INEDs (“Composition Requirement”), and failing that an issuer is required, inter
alia, to appoint a sufficient number of INEDs within three months. The Company was granted a
waiver from strict compliance with these requirements as the percentage of INEDs (27.8%) was
very close to the Composition Requirement. Once a replacement INED is appointed, the Company
will once again have 5 INEDs out of 18 Directors.
— 2 —.
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Simulation and Performance of Immiscible WAG Pilots in Mauddud Reservoir Using Three Phase Relative Permeability with Hysteresis
The Bahrain Field, being the first oil discovery in the gulf region in 1932, is now in a mature stage of development. Crestal gas injection in the Mauddud reservoir has continued to be the strongest driving mechanism since 1938. Over the last five years, gas injection and fluid production rates have grown three folds with expanded drilling, workovers, and high volume lift activities. However, there are significant opportunities to increase oil production and optimize gas injection.
An Immiscible-Water-Alternating-Gas injection (IWAG) process was carried out on two composite samples extracted from the Mauddud reservoir of the Bahrain Field. The resulting production and pressure profiles were history matched by using hysteresis and three-phase relative permeability modeling options. Representative relative permeability and capillary pressure curves with the associated hysteresis and three- phase relative permeability parameters were obtained by history matching the experimental IWAG flood results. The history match was carried out by generating the hysteresis parameters and relative permeability curve sets. Experimental results, including two-phase water/gas flood steady state and unsteady state results, were honored to the degree possible. In both composite samples, the IWAG process showed incremental recovery compared to the base case water and gas injection cases. The incremental recovery obtained (above 10% PV) was largely due to the reduction of gas relative permeability during three-phase flow. A maximum trapped gas saturation of 23% was used to history match the core-flood results.
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Potential Scaling in Density Functional Theory
Density scaling has a rich history in density functional theory, providing exact conditions for use in the construction of ever more accurate approximations to the unknown exchange-correlation functional. We define a conjugate potential scaling for each density scaling. This provides exact relations on various important density functionals, in particular, relating functionals evaluated on exact densities of different potentials. We illustrate these conditions on the two- and four-electron ion series.
I. INTRODUCTION
Density functional theory (DFT) has become the method of choice for many electronic structure calculations in both computational chemistry and condensedmatter physics [1]. It balances the competing demands of accuracy and computational efficiency. The foundation of DFT is the Hohenberg-Kohn theorem [2] which states that the total ground-state energy of a system can be written as a functional of the ground-state density. This allows the construction of the Kohn-Sham [3] system of non-interacting fermions in a unique one-body potential, which is defined to yield the same density as the real interacting system. Since the ground-state energy is a density functional, this then gives the ground-state energy. However, this functional is not known exactly and in practice, the unknown exchange-correlation (XC) contribution must be approximated.
The plethora of XC functionals in current use in DFT is a symptom of the lack of a systematic method for functional development [4]. In this regard, the more exact constraints that can be discovered, the more tools available for developers to use in their quest for more accurate approximations. Any useful approximation in DFT should try to satisfy these constraints, or be tested against them.
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Quelles recommandations pour les suites du projet ? Comment co-construire le cahier des charges de l’appel d’offres ? Quelle planification pour les projets éoliens en mer ?
Cette matinée, complémentaire de la réunion environnement qui la suivait, a réuni 58 personnes autour de la question de la planification et des suites du projet.
9h - Introduction Francis Beaucire
9h10 - Planification de l’éolien en merInterventions :
- Christophe Le Visage, Association LittOcean
- DIRM : retour d’expériences sur les premier DSF. Processus de révision des DSF : ce qu'on compte "améliorer"
- RTE : Futurs énergétiques 2050 : quelles conséquences pour l’éolien en mer
- Matthieu Monnier Adjoint en charge de l’Offshore, des Territoires et Expertises FEE : Installer 50 GW en mer : où et comment
- DGEC : Révision de la PPE ; Vers une planification par façade ?
10H40 : Les suites du projet : cahier des charges et gouvernance du projetInterventions :
- Matthieu Monnier, Adjoint en charge de l’Offshore, des Territoires et Expertises FEE FEE : Mise en perspective de la procédure d’appel d’offres au regard des pratiques ailleurs en Europe
- DGEC : Concertation post débat et procédure d'appel d'offres. Retour d’expériences depuis le projet de Dunkerque (AO3)
- Séverine Michalak, juriste, experte en droit des énergies de la mer : Quelles marges de manœuvres pour les citoyens dans la définition du cahier des charges de l’appel d’offres ?
Les présentations des intervenante.s
Présentation de RTE - La planification de l’éolien en mer vue du réseau de transport d’électricité
Présentation de Guillaume ROUVIERE, DGEC - Planifier le développement de l’éolien en mer
Présentation de Guillaume ROUVIERE, DGEC - Après le débat public
Publié le 31/01/2022.
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© INSEE 2012
Entre 2008 et 2009, la crise a accentué les inégalités
5
Source et définitions
Les revenus disponibles localisés (RDL)
Le dispositif Revenus Disponibles Localisés (RDL) permet d'observer les niveaux, les disparités et les inégalités de
niveau de vie des ménages fiscaux. Réalisé en complément de l'Enquête Revenus Fiscaux et Sociaux (ERFS) et du dispositif Revenus Fiscaux Localisés (RFL), le dispositif Revenus Disponibles Localisés vise également à étudier la part
des prestations sociales, des minima sociaux dans le revenu ainsi que la pauvreté. Le niveau géographique le plus fin
disponible est celui du département.
Revenu disponible d’un ménage
C'est la somme de toutes les ressources des différentes personnes composant le ménage : revenus d’activité (salaires
nets, bénéfices des entrepreneurs individuels,…), revenus de remplacement (allocations chômage, retraites,…), revenus
du patrimoine et prestations reçues (prestations familiales, aides au logement, minima sociaux) ; total duquel on déduit
les impôts directs payés par le ménage (impôt sur le revenu, taxe d’habitation) et les prélèvements sociaux : contribution
sociale généralisée (CSG), contribution au remboursement de la dette sociale (CRDS).
Le nombre d’Unités de Consommation d’un ménage
Il permet de tenir compte des économies d’échelle que procure la vie en commun. Selon l’échelle OCDE modifiée, le décompte effectué est le suivant :
n 1 unité de consommation pour le premier adulte du ménage,
n 0,5 UC pour les autres personnes de 14 ans ou plus,
n 0,3 UC pour les enfants de moins de 14 ans.
Exemple : un couple sans enfant compte pour 1,5 UC ; un couple avec deux enfants de moins de 14 ans compte pour
2,1 UC.
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charged to the investor
by the issuer or offeror
ISIN: DE000XM5L8R0
Final Terms for DE000XM5L7Z5 - DE000XM5L954
Page 251
Résumé
Les résumés présentent les informations à inclure, désignées par le terme « Eléments ». Ces éléments sont numérotés dans les sections A à
E (A.1 à E.7).
Le présent résumé contient tous les éléments qui doivent être inclus dans un résumé pour ce type de valeurs mobilières et d’émetteur. Dans la
mesure où certains éléments n’ont pas à être traités, la numérotation des éléments peut présenter des discontinuités.
Même lorsqu’un élément doit être inséré dans le résumé eu égard à la nature des valeurs mobilières et au type de l’émetteur, il est possible
qu’aucune information pertinente ne puisse être donnée sur cet Elément. Dans un tel cas, une brève description de l’élément apparaît dans le
résumé, accompagné de la mention « sans objet ».
Elément
A.1
Section A – Introduction et avertissements
Avertissement
Avertissement au lecteur
• le présent résumé doit être lu comme une introduction au prospectus.
• toute décision d’investir dans les Valeurs mobilières doit être fondée sur un examen exhaustif du
prospectus par l’investisseur.
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In early documents referring to this technique, the Commission cited as a positive example the deployment of fracking operations in certain regions of the United States, disregarding the fact that this model is not exportable to the European Union due, among other reasons, to the different morphological features of the ground and the possible repercussions on the soil and adjoining aquifers. Given that it seems the Commission has doubts about the need to ban fracking and has even expressed the view on one occasion that current environmental legislation prevents the potential risks of this practice:
Does the Commission consider that, far from implementing the precautionary principle, an aquifer must first be contaminated or extractive waste mismanaged before directives such as 2006/18/EC (groundwater) or 2004/35/EC (waste from extractive industries) can be invoked in relation to fracking operations?
Does the Commission consider it sufficient that wells similar to those already existing in Riudaura (to depths of more than 2 500 m) are subject to environmental assessment only at the discretion of the Member States, or does the Commission think that fracking operations should be moved to Annex I of Directive 2011/92/EU as part of the current review process?
Given that projects such as the one in Riudaura can be directly approved by the Government of Catalonia, with all the associated implications for the population, does the Commission not think that such practice might be in conflict with Directive 2003/35/EC on public participation?
Is the Commission aware that fracking could have grave consequences for Alta Garrotxa, a Natura 2000 protected area?
Answer given by Mr Potočnik on behalf of the Commission
(6 June 2013)
1, 3, 4. The Commission does not follow in detail specific shale gas exploitation operations in individual locations or regions. It is the responsibility of the Member States to ensure — via appropriate assessments, permitting regimes and monitoring activities — that any exploration or exploitation of energy sources, including those using hydraulic fracturing, complies with the requirements of the existing legal framework in the EU. This includes, inter alia,provisions on environmental impact assessments (EIA) and public participation (111), the protection of surface and groundwater (112), on waste management (113) and on the conservation of natural habitats (114).
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CALENDRIER DES SÉANCES DU CONSEIL SUPÉRIEUR
DE LA PRÉVENTION DES RISQUES TECHNOLOGIQUES 2023
Séances CSPRT
Mardi 10 janvier - ANNULÉE
TS 32A
Mardi 07 février - ANNULÉE
TS 32A
Mardi 14 mars
TS 32A
Mardi 11 avril - ANNULÉE
TS 32A
Mardi 16 mai
TS 32A
Mardi 20 juin
TS 32A
Mardi 12 septembre
TS 32A
Mardi 10 octobre
APS Ségur
Mardi 14 novembre
TS R1A
Mardi 12 décembre
APS Passy.
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(5) It is in a different direction that one may
suspect undue limitation of religious belief on
the part of Ritschl and his colleagues. All, or
almost all, of them exclude from theology what
we may call a doctrine of the salvation of char
acter by the grace of Christ. With Herrmann —
probably the most rigorously concentrated of all
—salvation is faith. It is indeed also goodwill,
so far as faith can be interpreted as implying the
good will; but in no other sense. One accepts
the statement that, in becoming Christians, we
do not cease to be moral. It must be a truth
that the beginning, the middle, and the end of
the Christian life is achieved by the exercise of
personal choice. But is that affirmation the only
sense in which truth addresses us ? May we not
also argue that, in becoming moral, we do not
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cease to be Christian ? One has ventured to
believe that the vital element in Christianity is
the assertion, Through Christ alone, but with
absolute sufficiency through Christ. The asser
tion holds good, as the Ritschlians tell us, of the
knowledge of God. Such knowledge is not a
part of salvation but the whole of salvation seen
from one side. We accept the belief from Christ
—He makes it credible — that, in spite of endless
moral difficulties, God is perfectly and gloriously
good. When we add Christ to other evidence,
we can believe in God; rather, we cannot but
believe. So with the blessing of forgiveness.
And not less so, surely, with the new life ! True,
we cannot make this a matter of as immediate
demonstration .as Herrmann's appeal to faith.
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The collection consists of 24 10”x14” leather bound albums with photographs mounted on black paper pages. The covers are embossed with gold lettering: the word “Alaska” followed by the title of the album. Each cover is also embossed with the words “Alaska Bureau, Seattle Chamber of Commerce.”
The Alaska Bureau created the albums, containing photographs spanning the years 1897-1925, to promote interest in the Alaska Territory. Twenty-one of the albums are organized by geographic region, and titled Central (3 albums), South (9 albums), Southwest (1 album), Southeast (6 albums), and Northwest (2 albums). These albums contain photographs of the landscape of the area, showing mountains, rivers and volcanoes, as well as images of residential and commercial buildings and town events. The photographs document local industries, including lumber, mining, packing and canning, and hunting. The albums also document the construction of the government railway by the Alaska Engineering Commission between 1914 and 1923.
One album portrays the Alaska Bureau via its offices, exhibits and a Bureau sponsored tour. Two albums are subject based, representing wildlife, foliage and shipwrecks throughout the region, and scenes alone the White Pass and Yukon Route railway.
The albums include photographs produced by many different photographers and photography studios. The majority of the government railroad images are official Alaska Engineering Commission photographs. Predominant photographers include W.H. Case and Case & Draper Studio, Curtis and Miller, E.A Hegg, P.S. Hunt, A.J. Johnson and the Lomen Brothers.
List of all photographers identified by signature or attribution:
• Adams, E.C.
• Andrews, C.L.
• Bales(?)
• Barkdule, C.H.(?)
• Barrett, J.E.
• Bergstresser
• Callarman
• Cameron, Guy E.
• Candle, J.E.
• Case, W.H.
• Case & Draper
• Clemons, Basil
• Curtis & Miller
• Dempsey, Maude
• Draper & Co.
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As contemporary artists adapt their musical heritage to today's market, they manage to preserve the melodic, chordophone-dominated sound that distinguishes traditional Malagasy music from the more percussion-heavy traditions of mainland Africa.[4]
Highlands
In the 1950s and 1960s, a variety of bands in the Highlands (in the area between and around Antananarivo and Fianarantsoa) were performing covers of European and American hits or adapting mainland African tunes for local audiences. Madagascar got its first supergroup in the 1970s with Mahaleo, whose members blended traditional Malagasy sounds with soft rock to enormous and enduring success.[3] Rossy emerged as a superstar shortly afterward, adapting the instrumentation, rhythms and vocal styles of the hira gasy to create a distinctly Malagasy radio-friendly sound.[25] His open and enthusiastic support for then-President Didier Ratsiraka assured his band regular performances in association with Presidential functions, and his band came to define the Ratsiraka epoch for many.[26]
Other important contemporary musicians from the Highlands include Justin Vali and Sylvestre Randafison, both valiha virtuosos; Rakoto Frah, who could play two sodina simultaneously; Solo Miral, featuring guitar played in the style of a valiha; Tarika, a Malagasy fusion band based in England; Olombelona Ricky, a highly accomplished solo vocalist, and Samoëla, a roots artist whose blunt social and political critiques propelled his group to popularity.[3]
Coastal styles
Distinct contemporary forms of music, rooted in local musical traditions, have emerged in the coastal regions since the 1960s. Chief among these are two up-tempo dance music styles that have become especially popular across Madagascar and have achieved crossover success: salegy, a 6/8 style that originated in the northwest around Mahajanga and Antsiranana, and tsapika, a 4/4 style centered in the southwest between Toliara and Betroka.[7] Other key coastal styles include basesa of Diego-Suarez and the northeast coast as popularized by Mika sy Davis, kilalaky of Morondava and the southwestern interior, mangaliba of the southern Anosy region performed by such groups as Rabaza, kawitry of the northeast as popularized by Jerry Marcoss, the southern beko polyharmonic tradition performed by bands like Senge and Terakaly, and kwassa-kwassa and sega music from neighboring Reunion Island and Mauritius.[5]
Salegy
Salegy is funky, energetic dance music dominated by ringing electric guitars, accordion (real or synthesized), and call-and-response polyphonic vocals, with heavy electric bass and a driving percussion.
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DISCUSSION
Caveolae are plasma membrane-attached vesicular organelles with a diameter of ϳ50 -100 nm (29,30). It has been proposed that caveolae play a pivotal role in a number of essential cellular functions, including signal transduction, lipid metabolism, cellular growth control, and apoptotic cell death. The principal protein components of caveolae are the caveolin family of proteins, termed caveolin-1, -2, and -3 (29,30). Caveolins provide a means for caveolin-interacting proteins to be concentrated within caveolae membranes. Caveolins interact directly with a number of caveolae-associated signaling molecules, such as Ha-Ras, heterotrimeric G-proteins, epidermal growth factor receptor, protein kinase C, Src family tyrosine kinases, and nitric-oxide synthase isoforms (19,26,27,31,32). In many of these cases, it has been documented that caveolin binding can effectively inhibit the enzymatic activity of these signaling molecules in vitro.
As caveolin-1 was the first caveolin family member to be identified, it has served as the prototype for the study of caveolins and caveolae function. Caveolin-1 is a 22-24-kDa integral membrane protein that consists of 178 amino acid residues. The central region of caveolin-1 contains a string of 33 hydrophobic amino acids that function as a membrane anchor, al-lowing caveolin-1 to assume a hairpin configuration with both N-and C-terminal domains facing the cytoplasm. Residues 61-100 of caveolin-1 function to direct the self-oligomerization of caveolin-1 and as a plasma membrane-bound scaffold to sequester specific caveolin-interacting proteins within caveolae membranes (19,37,38).
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Stalk-Plant Height: The average height of the plant as measured from thesoil to the tip of the tassel.
Stalk-Tillers: The percent of plants that have tillers. A tiller isdefined as a secondary shoot that has developed as a tassel capable ofshedding pollen.
Staygreen: Staygreen is a measure of general plant health near the timeof black layer formation (physiological maturity). It is usuallyrecorded at the time the ear husks of most entries within a trial haveturned a mature color. Scoring is on a 1 to 9 basis where 1 equals best.
STR: Stalk rot rating (values represent severity rating of 1=25% ofinoculated internode rotted to 9=entire stalk rotted and collapsed).
SVC: Southeastern Virus Complex (combination of Maize Chlorotic DwarfVirus and Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus) rating; numerical ratings are basedon a severity scale where 132 most resistant to 9=susceptible.
Tassel-Anther Color: The color of the anthers at 50% pollen shed scoredas green-yellow, yellow, pink, red, or purple.
Tassel-Attitude: The attitude of the tassel after pollination scored asopen or compact.
Tassel-Branch Angle: The angle of an average tassel branch to the mainstem of the tassel scored as upright (less than 30 degrees),intermediate (30 to 45 degrees), or lax (greater than 45 degrees).
Tassel-Branch Number: The average number of primary tassel branches.
Tassel-Glume Band: The closed anthocyanin band at the base of the glumescored as present or absent.
Tassel-Glume Color: The color of the glumes at 50% shed scored as green,red, or purple.
Tassel-Length: The length of the tassel measured from the base of thebottom tassel branch to the tassel tip.
Tassel-Peduncle Length: The average length of the tassel peduncle,measured from the base of the flag leaf to the base of the bottom tasselbranch.
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INTRODUCTION
In an effort to curb coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) spread, governments across the world have adopted different public health policies (Nussbaumer-Streit et al., 2020), some of which have had an adverse impact on mental health and quality of life (QoL) (Battaglia et al., 2016;Ku et al., 2016;Bernard et al., 2018;Delle Fave et al., 2018;Brooks et al., 2020). Extant study on mental health in the context of COVID-19 epidemic and government-imposed restrictions on movement and social contact indicate that such policies have had a detrimental effect on emotional and social functioning (Pfefferbaum and North, 2020) and mental health (Gunnell et al., 2020;Hossain et al., 2020), thus increasing the incidence of depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, anger, and confusion (Pieh et al., 2020), and risk of psychosocial strain . Pandemics are also linked to a variety of sociopsychosocial stresses induced by quarantine and significant changes in daily routine, such as the limited potential for physical activity (PA) (Ammar et al., 2020;Carriedo et al., 2020;Maugeri et al., 2020;Pišot et al., 2020;Schoofs et al., 2022). As during lockdown, PA levels decreased considerably in the most population groups (among young people in particular), the resulting lifestyle that exacerbated these mental and physical health issues (Yanovski et al., 2000;Altena et al., 2020;Clay and Parker, 2020;Jiménez-Pavón et al., 2020). COVID-19 confinement has made it difficult to comply with the WHO guidelines stipulating 150 min of moderate-to-mild PA per week or 75 min of intensive PA per week (World Health Organization, 2020). Consequently, given the well-established link between a low-level PA lifestyle and mental health and, thus, QoL, it is important to investigate if these adverse impacts can be reversed by a short-term training program.
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Las prácticas del Comité MSF con respecto a los aerogramas y los órdenes del día anotados
para las reuniones formales han evolucionado. Hasta octubre de 2019, la Secretaría distribuía un
"aerograma de recordatorio" unos 30 días antes de una reunió n formal, que contenía una descripción
general del orden del día, y un "aerograma de convocatoria" al menos 10 días antes de una reunión,
en el que se enumeraban los puntos detallados del orden del día, incluidas las preocupaciones
comerciales específicas y otros subpuntos. G/L/1476 • G/SPS/65
- 9 -
1.26. En noviembre de 2017, el Comité aceptó la propuesta de un Miembro de que la Secretaría
distribuyera el aerograma de convocatoria con más antelación, para dejar más tiempo entre la
distribución del orden del día detallado y la reunión, a fin de facilitar la preparación de respuestas a
las preocupaciones comerciales específicas.14 Posteriormente, el aerograma de convocatoria se
distribuyó unos 20 días antes de las reuniones formales. En julio de 2019, tras consultar con los
Miembros, la Secretaría preparó un proyecto de orden del día anotado, que se distribuyó
informalmente15 ademá s del aerograma de convocatoria, a fin de proporcionar más información
sobre lo que se esperaba en el marco de los distintos puntos del orden del día. Desde marzo
de 202016, el proyecto de orden del día anotado ha sustituido el aerograma de convocatoria.17
1.27. La práctica actual incluye la distribución de un aerograma unas seis semanas antes de
una reunión formal , que contiene una descripción del orden del día, así como los plazos para la
presentación de documentos y puntos del orden del día, y las fechas de la s reuniones informales,
las sesiones temáticas y otras reuniones previstas conjuntamente con la reunión formal.18
El proyecto de orden del día anotado se distribuye unos 20 días antes de la reunión formal
como documento de la serie JOB/SPS e incluye todos los puntos detallados del orden del día y las
preocupaciones comerciales específicas.19 También incluye enlaces a todos los documentos
presentados dentro del plazo e información sobre reuniones informales, sesiones temáticas,
actividades paralelas, reunion es de grupos de trabajo, etc.
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The ProSe server 7 as the transmission destination of the discovery request may previously retain the information regarding the ProSe server 7 of the home PLMN which is the contracted communication provider of the UE_A 8, and may use the ProSe server 7 of the home PLMN as the transmission destination.
Subsequently, the ProSe server 7 receives the discovery request from the UE_A 8. In a case where the UE context associated with the UE_A 8 is not retained, the ProSe server 7 may request authentication for the announcement to the HSS 11 or authentication for the generation of the UE context (S706). The request for such authentications may be performed by transmitting a discovery authentication request to the HSS 11. The discovery authentication request including the ProSe application ID or the UE ID may be transmitted.
The ProSe application ID may be an ID indicating an application for which the UE_A 8 requests the announcement. The UE ID may be identification information such as IMSI or MSISDN. Alternatively, the UE ID may be a ProSe ID which is acquired from the ProSe server 7 through the service authentication procedure and is associated with the UE_A 8.
Thereafter, the HSS 11 receives the discovery authentication request. The HSS 11 may retain subscriber information associated with the UE_A 8, and may manage the subscriber information so as to associate information indicating that the discovery is permitted, information indicating that the announcement is permitted, or information indicating that the monitoring is permitted with the UE_A 8.
As these permission information items, different permission information items may be managed for applications. That is, the permission information may be managed in association with the ProSe application ID.
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5. Título, número de páginas e idioma(s) del documento notificado : Draft
Commission Implementing Regulation amending Implementing Re gulation (EU)
2020/683 by introducing and updating, in the templates for the information document,
approval certificate and certificate of conformity in paper format, the entries as regards
vehicle safety systems, and adjusting the numbering system for the approval certificates
(Proyecto de Reglamento de Ejecución de la Comisión por el que se modifica el
Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) 2020/683 mediante la introducción y actualización, en las
plantillas de la ficha de características, el certificado de homolog ación y el certificado de
conformidad en formato impreso, de las entradas concernientes a los sistemas de
seguridad de los vehículos, y el ajuste del sistema de numeración de los certificados de
homologación) . Documentos en inglés (3 y 18 páginas).
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und dabei ihre eigenen Aemter erblich gemacht; im XIV., als die Avignonschen
Päpste dies allzu schamlos missbrauchten, hatten sie sich zwar den Letzteren
widersetzt, aber dabei die Kaisennacht nicht hergestellt, sondern sich selbst
als Wahlcollegium coustituirt, um nun fast wie Domherren ihrem Bischof
gegenüber sich in die Präbenden des Reichs zu theilen. Daher glich
Deutschland jetzt schon mehr eineui Fürstenbunde als einem monarchisch
regierten Lande. Höchstens dass die Städte, stark durch das, was den
übrigen Ständen am meisten fehlte, durch das Geld, bei dem Kaiser zu
stehen pflegten; aber zu einer geschlossenen Einheit im Verhältniss zu den
Fifrsten erwuchsen Kaiser und Städte nicht. Das Kaiserthum war beinahe
wie das Papstthum zu einer Idee geworden, mehr geistig fortwirkend,
mehr theoretisch und dogmatisch anerkannt als in dem Bestand der Dinge
verwirklicht. Die Kaiser des XV. Jahrhunderts zogen sieh allgemach von
den Reichsangelegenhciten zurück. Sigismund war selten im Reich,
Albrecht niemals, Friedrich' I1L nicht einmal im Laufe von 27 Jahren;
von den Fürsten wurden die Ilussiten bekriegt. Die Kaiser fingen an,
— auch dies manchen Päpsten jener Zeit ähnlich, — ihre besonderen
Fürstenpflichten und fürstlichen Interessen sowie die Sorge für ihre
Territorien denen für das Reich, welches sich von ihnen abgelöst hatte,
vorzuziehen. Nun war allerdings gerade zu Anfang dieses Zeitalters da-
gegen Manches geschehen und noch mehr durch den noch regierenden
Kaiser Maximilian versucht worden, um das Einheitsband fester zusammen-
zuziehen, die Verfassung besser zu organisiren und durch engere Ver-
bindung seiner Theile dem Reiche mehr Kraft und Sicherheit zu geben
gegen die in sich selbst weit fester gestalteten Nachbarländer. Auf den
Reichstagen, in denen eigentlich die höchste das Reich beherrschende
aristokratische Gewalt zur Darstellung kam, besonders auf dem Reichstage
zu Worms von 1495, waren die schon seit 1467 ausgesprochenen Ver-
ordnungen gegen die Landfriedenbrecher öfter und mit grösserer Aus-
dehnung wiederholt worden. Zu einer allgemeinen gleichmässigen Be-
steuerung waren Entwürfe gemacht und Gesetze gegeben wie die zur
Aufbringung des „gemeinen Pfennigs“; von dem Ertrage sollten dann
allgemeine Reichsinstitute, rechtliche und militärische, bestritten werden.
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Date Deposited: 12 May 2017 08:41
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Long-term effect of AXOS 29-0.30 on the SHIME
Based on the results of the previous tests, AXOS 29-0.30 was chosen to perform a SHIME run (7 weeks) to assess the long-term effect of this compound on the colon metabolism and on the indigenous microbial community. The SHIME run consisted of 2 weeks of a basal period during which standard SHIME medium was fed to the reactor, 3 weeks of treatment period during which part of the starch of the standard feeding was replaced by AXOS 29-0.30, followed by 2 weeks of washout period in which standard SHIME medium was fed again to the reactor. Table 2 shows that replacement of part of the starch with AXOS 29-0.30 significantly decreased phenol levels in the descending colon during the treatment period and resulted in an apparent phenol decrease in the transverse colon. The decrease in phenol production continued after that treatment with AXOS had stopped. In the case of p-cresol, a similar decreasing trend was observed during and after the treatment, although its concentration in all samples was very low and only slightly above the detection limit. The levels of ammonium ions increased between 1.3-and 1.5-fold in all vessels during the AXOS treatment period. During the washout period, the and p-cresol (C) after successive batch incubations simulating the conditions of the ascending colon (18 h, pH 5.9), transverse colon (30 h, pH 6.2) and descending colon (22 h, pH 6.7) of the SHIME. Concentration of AXOS was determined as (Arabinose + Xylose) ¥ 0.88. Initial AXOS concentration was 6.0 g l -1 . AXOS preparations are reported in the legend and below the bars in terms of specific degree of polymerization and degree of substitution [i.e. for the diamond in (A), 3 and 0.09 respectively]. concentrations returned to values close to the ones measured during the basal period. The concentration of SCFA increased in all colon vessels during the treatment period. This increase was higher for butyric (81%, 125% and 91% for ascending, transverse and descending colon respectively) and propionic acids (24%, 43% and 38%) than for acetic acid (13%, 30% and 12%). Total SCFA concentration increased about 25%, 48% and 30% in the ascending, transverse and descending colon, respectively, during the treatment period. Although a decreasing trend was observed during the washout period for all SCFA, the higher concentrations persisted for at least 2 weeks after treatment ceased.
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ISO 7251, Microbiology of food and animal feeding stuffs — Horizontal method for the detection and
enumeration of presumptive Escherichia coli — Most probable number technique
ISO 21527-2, Microbiology of food and animal feeding stuffs — Horizontal method for the
enumeration of yeasts and moulds — Part 2: Colony count technique in products with water activity
less than or equal to 0.95
ISO 24333, Cereals and cereal products — Sampling
3 Terms and definitions
For the purpose of this standard, the fo llowing terms and definitions shall apply. EAS 773:2012 9
3.1
sweetpotato flour
product prepared from dried sweetpotato chips or paste by a pounding, grinding or milling process,
followed by sifting to separate the fibre from the flour
3.2
food grade material material that is free from substances that ar e hazardous to human health and may be permitted to
come in contact with food
3.3
extraneous matter
organic matter of sweetpotato orig in other than sweetpotato flour
3.4
foreign matter
organic and inorganic materials (such as sand, soil, glass) other than extraneous matter in the flour
3.5 practically free
without defects in excess of those that can be ex pected to result from, and be consistent with good
cultural and handling practices employed in the pr oduction and marketing of the fresh sweetpotato
4 Essential quality and compositional requirements
4.1 Raw materials
The raw materials shall be fresh sweetpotatoes, drie d sweetpotato chips, paste or crumbs made from
fresh sweetpotatoes conforming to t he relevant East African Standards.
4.2 General quality requirements for sweetpotato flour
Sweetpotato flour shall be:
a) practically free from extraneous matter;
b) free of off flavours and odours; c) practically free from any living insects and foreign matter;
d) safe and suitable for human consumption; and
e) of colour characteristic of the variety.
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4.5. EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENT OF THE DIRECT ELECTRIC-QUADRUPOLE EFFECT
atoms. The efficiency of the repumping process oscillates as a function of the delay between the
repumper pulses. The frequency of the oscillations is (964.17 ± 6.77) kHz for |49c〉, (851.98 ± 5.68)
kHz for |50c〉 and (672.39 ± 4.22) kHz for |52c〉. Figure 4.15d) is a plot of the frequency of the
repumping oscillations, therefore of δ(12)
n,m l , as a function of the principal quantum number of the
1
circular states. This graph shows that the splitting δ(12)
n,m l decreases with the principal quantum
1
number of the circular following a power law n−6 , as the theoretical model predicts.
4.5.3
Measurements on elliptical Rydberg states
We measured the differential electric-quadrupole effect for several Rydberg states along the
ladder of the n = 51 manifold and saw that the order of magnitude of the Rydberg-to-Rydberg
frequency shift was comparable to the circular case, as theory predicted. We are going to verify
that the same agreement holds when measuring the direct electric-quadrupole effect for the
|4d 3/2 , n = 51, m l 1 > 7〉 Rydberg states.
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out-of-court procedures cannot be designed to replace court procedures; whereas, therefore, use of the out-of-court alternative may not deprive consumers of their right to bring the matter before the courts unless they expressly agree to do so, in full awareness of the facts and only after the dispute has materialised; Whereas in some cases, and independently of the subject and value of the dispute, the parties and in particular the consumer, as the party who is regarded as economically weaker and less experienced in legal matters than the other party to the contract, may require the legal advice of a third party to defend and protect their rights more effectively; Whereas, in order to ensure a level of transparency and dissemination of information on out-of-court procedures in line with the principles set out in the recommendation and to facilitate networking, the Commission intends to create a database of the out-of-court bodies responsible for resolving consumer disputes that offer these safeguards; whereas the database will contain particulars communicated to the Commission by the Member States that wish to participate in this initiative; whereas, to ensure standardised information and to simplify the transmission of these data, a standard information form will be made available to the Member States; Whereas, finally, the establishment of minimum principles governing the creation and operation of out-of-court procedures for resolving consumer disputes seems, in these circumstances, necessary at Community level to support and supplement, in an essential area, the initiatives taken by the Member States in order to realise, in accordance with Article 129a of the Treaty, a high level of consumer protection; whereas it does not go beyond what is necessary to ensure the smooth operation of out-of-court procedures; whereas it is therefore consistent with the principle of subsidiarity, 17 18 2008 Ombudsman's report RECOMMENDS that all existing bodies and bodies to be created with responsibility for the out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes respect the following principles: I.
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Early Warning Trends
The articles mentioned below deal with early warning trends and are related to the research questions proposed in this study. Table 7 presents a compilation of the most relevant aspects. Commonly, seismological data centers use open-source earthquake monitoring systems (e.g., Seiscomp3) for seismic data acquisition; this improves the compatibility with traditional analysis methods and these data centers require very accurate real-time results even when the network is not advanced.
Some studies have proposed improvements in determining earthquake early warnings [60][61][62]69], optimized algorithms, and recurrent neural networks for magnitude estimation and earthquake detection. One particular solution focused on Seiscomp3 compatibility based on the Bayesian approach and used envelopes of acceleration, velocity, and displacement as the basic data input. Another study contributed to computational performance improvement and memory usage. However, we noted the requirement of a large training set for good earthquake detection and location performance. Other studies considered gradient mapping, auto-calibration, seismic noise filtration (SNF), peak detection sequence, scaling coefficient arrays, STA/LTA arrays, and earthquake probabilistic sequence for algorithm development. In addition, other results showed a disadvantage of traditional methods for earthquake detection waves and empiric criterion, which result in false alarms decreasing the credibility of the system, allowing simulation results as well as the identification of better performance compared to traditional schemes in terms of detection, accuracy, and processing time.
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C. 3&52. (Portefeuille.) 352 pièces, papier.
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In Kilbourn, 103 U.S. at 204-5, the court stated:
"It would be a narrow view of the constitutional provision to limit it to words spoken in debate. The reason of the rule is as forcible in its application to written reports presented in that body by its committees, to resolutions offered, which, though in writing, must be reproduced in speech, and to the act of voting, whether it is done vocally or by passing between the tellers. In short, to things generally done in a session of the House by one of its members in relation to the business before it."
In Gravel, 408 U.S. at 625, 92 S.Ct. at 2627, the court further explained:
"Legislative acts are not all-encompassing. The heart of the Clause is speech or debate in either House. Insofar as the Clause is construed to reach other matters, they must be an integral part of the deliberative and communicative processes by which Members participate in committee and House proceedings with respect to the consideration and passage or rejection of proposed legislation or with respect to other matters which the Constitution places within the jurisdiction of either House. As the Court of Appeals put it, the courts have extended the privilege to matters beyond pure speech or debate in either House, but 'only when necessary to prevent indirect impairment of such deliberations.' United States v. Doe, 455 F.2d, at 760."
In United States v. Brewster, 408 U.S. 501, 92 S.Ct. 2531, 33 L.Ed.2d 507 (1972), supra, the scope of the Clause was examined in the context of the prosecution on bribery charges of a former United States Senator; it was found that immunity did not attach. Acknowledging the possibly broad interpretation to which Kilbourn and Johnson might be subjected — especially the language of Johnson that all conduct "related to the due functioning of the legislative process" may be included in the Clause — the Court distinguished
". .a wide range of legitimate 'errands' performed for constituents, the making of appointments with Government agencies, assistance in securing Government contracts, preparing so-called 'news letters' to constituents, news releases, and speeches delivered outside the Congress. Although these are entirely legitimate activities, they are political in nature rather than legislative, in- the sense that term has been used by the Court in prior cases.
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CP is a Minnesota Limited Liability Company that was formed by the owners of TCP on March 14, 2008. CP has one class of membership units with voting rights. Allocations of income and losses are made to the members pro rata based on their membership in the Company. CP is consolidated with the following subsidiary:
·Cygnus Energy Futures, LLC (“CEF”) is a Minnesota Limited Liability Company and was formed on July 24, 2007. CEF has two classes of members - a voting class, Class A, and a non-voting class, Class B. CP owns 100% of CEF’s Class A member units, which represent 100% of the equity interest in CEF. The rights of Class B members are limited to specific allocations of income and loss as set forth in the member control agreement and are recorded as profits interests in the year earned. Accordingly, the accompanying balance sheets and statements of comprehensive income do not reflect a non-controlling interest related to Class B members.
TCE, formerly known as Alberta Power, LLC, is a Minnesota Limited Liability Company which was formed on March 27, 2008. TCE has one class of membership units with voting rights. Allocations of income and losses are made to the members pro rata based on their membership in the Company. TCE is consolidated with the following subsidiary:
·Twin Cities Power - Canada, Ltd. (“CAN”) was formed on January 29, 2008 as a Canadian unlimited liability corporation and converted to a regular Alberta corporation in February 2012. CAN is 100% owned by TCE. CAN was owned by TCP until March 27, 2008 when the members of TCP exchanged their interests in CAN for interests in TCE.
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Краузе Ф. Письма с Первой мировой. С. 391.
Лосский Н.О. Воспоминания: Жизнь и философский путь. Минск, 2012. С. 118.
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Владислав Аксенов
Нервно-психическое состояние обывателей отразилось на динамике поступлений душевнобольных в городские клиники Петрограда. Статистические данные можно рассматривать
в качестве своеобразной лакмусовой бумажки: конечно, было бы вульгарным упрощением
всех революционеров, или, наоборот, сторонников старого строя окрестить «психами»,
однако колебания заболеваемости среди людей, предрасположенных к психическим болезням, свидетельствуют об определенном психологическом климате в обществе, являющимся
объективной характеристикой эпохи.
На приведенном графике показан рост поступлений душевнобольных за один и тот же
временной отрезок в 1914–1917 г. (Рис. 1). В 1917 г. происходит не только общее увеличение заболеваемости, но явственно проступают пики, не свойственные предшествующему времени, совпадающие с описанным в теоретических трудах психиатров, эпистолярном
наследии обывателей, периодом эмоционального накала. Тем самым функционирование в
обществе ряда абсурдных слухов следует рассматривать с учетом данной психиатрической
ситуации. Вероятно не случайно психиатрическая тема сама проникала в революционизированное пространство слухов: обыватели в неврастении подозревали Александру Федоровну и Николая II, сумасшедшим считали Протопопова, о чем М.В.Родзянко прямо сказал
императору. Впрочем, судя по воспоминаниям современников, слухи о помешательстве министра внутренних дел незадолго до революции были очень похожи на правду.
120
100
80
1914
60
1915
40
1916
1917
20
5̴̖̬̣̏̌́
12 ̴̖̬̣̏̌́
19 ̴̖̬̣̏̌́
26 ̴̖̬̣̏̌́
5̥̬̯̌̌
12 ̥̬̯̌̌
19 ̥̬̯̌̌
26 ̥̬̯̌̌
2 ̪̬̖̣̌́
7 ̪̬̖̣̌́
16 ̪̬̖̣̌́
23 ̪̬̖̣̌́
30 ̪̬̖̣̌́
7̥̌́
14 ̥̌́
21 ̥̌́
28 ̥̌́
4 ̛̦̀́
11 ̛̦̀́
18 ̛̦̀́
25 ̛̦̀́
2 ̛̣̀́
0
Рис. 1. Сравнительный график поступлений душевнобольных в городские клиники Петрограда за
февраль–июнь 1914–1917 гг.
Как показала последующая история, массовые представления власти и общества друг о
друге накануне революции во многом были ложными: М.В. Родзянко, П.Н. Милюков, А.И.
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Introducing a New Database of 19th Century US Stocks: Returns from 1831 to 1870, Capitalization-Weighted, with Dividends
This paper describes an effort to extend the record of US stock market returns past the 1871 terminus of the Cowles (1938) data familiar from Schiller (2015). I combined the archival data supplied by Goetzmann, Ibbotson and Peng (2001) with data supplied by Sylla, Wilson and Wright (2006), and added newly compiled data from contemporary 19th century periodicals to create a monthly index of railroad stock prices from 1831 through 1870. Dividends and capitalization were added to these price series by utilizing other 19th century publications by Poor (1860) and Martin (1871). The result is a new index of the total return received by investors from holding most of the largest US stocks during the period. A feature of the new index is the incorporation of stock dividends and other non-cash distributions into total return, elements historically neglected because difficult to locate and evaluate. In combination with Cowles’ data, the new index highlights differences that distinguish the outcomes of 19th century US stock market investing from more recent 20th century investment outcomes.
Appendices A, B, and C to this paper have been uploaded here respectively:
http://ssrn.com/abstract=3039146
http://ssrn.com/abstract=3039163
http://ssrn.com/abstract=3039180 ..
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Discussion
Filling materials should be restricted to the intraradicular space during root canal obturation, and endodontic
treatment with root canal fillings ending within 2 mm
of the scope of the radiographic apex show a high success rate [22]. However, the extrusion of root canal filling
materials occasionally occurs due to incorrect operations, anatomical factors, and material properties, among
other factors. Extruded filling materials may affect the
treatment outcome, and a significantly worse outcome
has been observed for teeth with apical periodontitis in
comparison with teeth with no lesions [17]. Extrusion not
only causes an inflammatory response but also provides a
substrate for bacterial adhesion [23, 24]. Although filling
root canal sealers have antibacterial activities, some bacteria, such as E. faecalis, still adhere to the surface of the
materials [5, 25]. Our studies indicated that E. faecalis
may adhere to the surface of Apexit Plus, AH-Plus, iRoot
SP, and gutta-percha. Notably, substrate of overfilling
might be conducive to the formation of bacterial biofilms
and further hinder the healing of apical periodontitis.
The antibacterial activities of root canal sealers against
E. faecalis have mostly been measured by bacterial
growth in common medium [13, 26–28]. In these tests,
the root canal sealers showed different antibacterial activities. A study by Bukhari et al. showed that Endosequence
BC (which is the same sealer as iRoot SP marketed under
a different brand name) killed significantly more 8-weekold E. faecalis in biofilms attached to the canal surfaces
when compared with AH-Plus by confocal laser scanning
Fig. 2 E. faecalis adhesion to Apexit Plus (a) and (e), AH-Plus (b) and (f), iRoot SP (c) and (g), and gutta-percha points (d) and (h) in FBS medium.
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Posté le 17/11/2015 à 12h17
Bonjour, je m appelie Frédéric et tous ls soirs je bois, je prend deux verres et après je n arrive plus à m arrêter, depuis quelque temps, je prend du Baclofène Zentiva, j'en prend deux le matin, deux le midi et deux le soir, ma consommation a baissée mais je trouve que je bois encore trop.
Sachant que je ne souhaite pas voir d addictologue, que puis-je faire de plus?
Profil supprimé - 20/11/2015 à 12h33
Bonjour Fred,
tout simplement, pour répondre à ta question, tu te sors les doigts du c**!! Les médocs ne font pas tout, la volonté est l outil le plus fiable pour arrêter!! Oui, c est cru, désolée mais c est vrai! C est pas facile, tu seras tenté mais il existe plein de moyen de se calmer les nerfs pour ne pas boir!! Remplacer l alcool par des boissons sucrées, de l eau gazeuse, des tisanes; te trouver des activités qui te font plaisir et qui te changent les idées ; faire un travail sur toi même (avec un professionnel de santé ou pas) afin de savoir pourquoi tu bois (rien que de le savoir, ça t aide à avancer et à ne pas recommencer les erreurs du passé!).
Bref, il y en a pas mal encore, lis les fils des gens sur ce forum, chacun a sa technique! Allez accroche toi!!
Profil supprimé - 20/11/2015 à 16h23
Merci Yuna d apporter un peu d eau à mon moulin, les réponses que vous me donnez sont un peu ce que je fais déjà, en tout cas merci
Profil supprimé - 22/11/2015 à 07h57
Bonjour Fred !
Je pense être plutôt mal placée pour vous parler car je rencontre les mêmes difficultés que vous...
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Montage de bande vidéo, reportages photographiques ;
rédaction de scénarios. Services de studios d'enregistrement.
Location d'équipement pour les sports (à l'exception des
véhicules). Parcs d'attraction. Location de stades. Jeux d'argent.
Services de jeux proposés en ligne (à partir d'un réseau
informatique).
Exploitation
d'installations
sportives.
Chronométrage des manifestations sportives. Services de
reporters et de photographie. Services de paris et de jeux en
relation avec le sport. Services de places de spectacles et de
manifestations sportives ; réservation de places de spectacles.
Services de réservation de billets pour des manifestations
sportives et de divertissement ; mise à disposition
d'infrastructures de divertissement, à savoir salons VIP et loges
à l'intérieur et à l'extérieur de stades ; organisation de
compétitions de jeux vidéo ; compétitions de jeux vidéo
organisées en ligne sur réseau Internet ; services de traduction ;
services de billetterie en relation avec des manifestations
sportives ;
Classe No 42 : Services d'analyses et de recherches industrielles,
à savoir recherches et développement de nouveaux produits,
recherches biologiques, recherches en bactériologie, recherches
en chimie, recherches en cosmétologie, recherches en
mécanique, recherches géologiques, recherches techniques,
recherches scientifiques à but médicaux ; expertises (travaux
d'ingénieurs) ; ingénierie ; étude de projets techniques.
Programmation pour ordinateurs ; conception et développement
d'ordinateurs et de logiciels ; conception de systèmes
informatiques location d'ordinateurs, de logiciels informatiques ;
consultation en matière d'ordinateurs et de logiciels ; location de
temps d'accès à un centre serveur de base de données.
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INDICATEUR 13.6
Proportion d'élèves entrant en sixième avec au moins un an de retard [Programme 140]
(du point de vue du citoyen)
Unité
2014
Réalisation
2015
Réalisation
2016
Prévision PAP
2016
2016
Prévision
actualisée
2017
Prévision
2017
Cible
Retard à l'entrée en 6ème - total
%
10,8
10,7
9,5
9,2
8
8
Retard à l'entrée en 6ème - en REP+
%
19
18,3
17
16,5
15
15
Retard à l’entrée en 6ème - en REP
%
15,5
14,9
14,7
14,5
14
14
45
PLF 2017
Inclusion sociale
PRÉSENTATION STRATÉGIQUE DE LA POLITIQUE TRANSVERSALE
Retard à l'entrée en 6ème - hors REP+/REP
DPT
Unité
2014
Réalisation
2015
Réalisation
2016
Prévision PAP
2016
2016
Prévision
actualisée
2017
Prévision
2017
Cible
%
9,7
9,6
8,5
8
7
7
Précisions méthodologiques
Source des données : MENESR – DEPP
Champ : enseignement public, France métropolitaine + DOM
Mode de calcul :
•
numérateur : élèves venant d’une école publique, entrant en 6 e hors SEGPA (section d’enseignement général et professionnel adapté) dans
les établissements publics et privés, dont l’âge est supérieur à l’âge « normal » ;
•
dénominateur : élèves venant d’une école publique, entrant en 6 e hors SEGPA dans les établissements publics et privés.
Cet indicateur apprécie globalement la fluidité des parcours scolaires en école élémentaire. Les données sont extraites des bases élèves
établissements (BEE) qui alimentent les bases élèves académiques (BEA).
Chaque évaluation au niveau national se décline sur quatre secteurs : ensemble des élèves (total), REP+*, REP*, public hors EP*.
*REP+ et REP : réseaux de l’éducation prioritaire renforcés / réseaux de l’éducation prioritaire.
*EP : éducation prioritaire.
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a PEP4-dependent manner. The half-time for processing is approximately 45 min. The API precursor remains in the cytoplasm after synthesis and does not enter the secretory pathway, The precursor does not receive glycosyl modifications, and removal of its pro-peptide occurs in a sec-independent manner. Neither the precursor nor mature form of API are secreted into the extracellular fraction in Ws mutants or upon overproduction, two additional characteristics of soluble vacuolar proteins that transit through the secretory pathway. Overproduction of API results in both an increase in the half-time of processing and the stable accumulation of precursor protein. These results suggest that API enters the vacuole by a posttranslational process not used by most previously studied resident vacuolar proteins and will be a useful model protein to analyze this alternative mechanism of vacuolar localization. I N the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the vacuole is integrally involved in a wide array of physiological processes (reviewed in . These include pH and osmoregulation, protein degradation and storage of amino acids, small ions, and polyphosphate. These diverse functions necessitate the presence in the vacuole of a specific group of proteins. As with all organelles, accurate and efficient delivery of the resident proteins is critical to that organelle's ability to carry out its designated role(s) in cellular metabolism. In a general sense, proteins arrive at most organelles through one of two primary routes: the proteins either remain in the cytoplasm after being synthesized and are translocated directly into the organelle, or they enter the secretory pathway and are delivered to subsequent organelles via vesicular intermediates. The vacuole is perhaps unique in that protein targeting to this organeUe employs both of these processes. All but one of the characterized vacuolar proteins transit through a portion of the secretory pathway before being directed to the vacuole . This mechanism of vacuolar delivery has been carefully analyzed although many questions remain to be resolved. In general, proteins are cotranslationally translocated into the ER due to the presence of an amino-terminal signal sequence. These proteins transit to the Golgi complex, undergoing various glycosyl and/or proteolytic modifications. At the trans Golgi network, they are separated from other proteins utilizing the secretory pathway and are directed to the vacuole.
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ODD
OBJECTIFS DU PLAN STRATÉGIQUE RAMSAR
OBJECTIFS D’AICHI PERTINENTS
15.1
3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 15, 18
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
15.2
3, 5, 6, 7, 12
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
15.3
3, 5, 6, 7, 12
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
15.4
3, 5, 6, 7
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12
15.5
3
3, 4, 7, 8
15.6
3, 18
3, 4, 7, 8
15.7
3, 16
1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 18
15.8
4
9
15.9
1, 11, 13
1, 2, 6, 7, 13, 14
15.a
17
20
15.b
17
20
15.c
10, 19
1, 17, 18
10
3
Intégrer les zones humides dans les
processus de planification des ODD
Le Programme de développement durable à l’horizon 2030 et ses ODD fournissent une feuille de route
pour les actions nationales et internationales des gouvernements, de la société civile, du secteur privé et
d’autres acteurs afin de parvenir au développement durable pour les générations actuelles et futures. Les
zones humides fournissent une large gamme de valeurs et services, tels que l’eau propre, la nourriture, la
biodiversité et les infrastructures, qui soutiennent les moyens d’existence et les économies locales à nationales.
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Effect of toe exercises and toe grip strength on the treatment of primary metatarsalgia
Background The relationship of metatarsalgia and toe function is poorly understood. We investigated the efficacy of toe exercises for the treatment of metatarsalgia. Methods Forty-one (56 feet) metatarsalgia patients (mean age ± SD: 63.4 ± 10.6) underwent toe strength measurement. We recorded pre- and post-treatment VAS score, AOFAS score, marble pickup, single-leg standing time (SLST), and compared in two subgroups to evaluate impact of disease duration on treatment outcome. Results Post treatment, toe plantarflexion strength improved (all p < 0.01); VAS scores decreased (p < 0.01); AOFAS scores, marble pickup, and SLST improved (all p < 0.01). Patients symptomatic for > 1 year had significantly lower changes in VAS scores (p < 0.01). Multivariate analysis showed patients with longer disease duration, and larger body mass index had significantly lower improvement in VAS scores (p = 0.029 and p = 0.036, respectively). Device consistency assessed by ICC was excellent (0.89–0.97). Conclusion Toe function and metatarsalgia are improved by toe exercises, suggesting that they are closely related.
Introduction
Muscle mass decreases after approximately age 50 [1]. This age-related loss of muscle mass is termed "sarcopenia" and has been a focus of constant attention because of its association with mortality [2]. Lower ambulatory performance with aging is closely related to sarcopenia [3,4]. In the lower extremities, the toes play a crucial role and assist stability during gait and balance tasks [5]. However, elderly patients tend to have decreased toe grip strength (TGS) of approximately 30%, compared to younger patients [6]. Loss of toe-muscle strength leads to impaired balance, thereby increasing the risk of falls [5]. Furthermore, toe grip weakness has been theorized to be associated with a range of forefoot deformities and disorders [7].
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(i) Significant impeding of the investigation
4.438 Argentina reiterates that the exporters significantly impeded the investigation by failing to
comply with the required formalities in the general and specific instructions of the questionnaires
provided by the implementing authority, by not providing enough supporting documentation with the
information supplied and by providing little information in the non-confidential summaries.
Failure to comply with the formalities
4.439 With respect to point (e) of the EC’s first oral statement, Argentina would like to stress that
according to Article 1 of the AD Agreement, “The following provisions govern the application of
Article VI of the GATT 1994 insofar as action is take n under anti-dumping legislation or regulations.”
This Article concerns the rules governing the implementation of the Agreement which, it stipulates,
are valid to the extent that they are consistent with its provisions.WT/DS189/R Claim under Article 6.8 of the AD Agreement
Page 60 Arguments/Replies of Argentina
4.440 Argentine legislation implements the AD Agreement and stipulates that the submissions of
the parties must be translated into the national language, and that values must be expressed in US$. It
is unacceptable that the EC should play down rule s governing a procedure conducted in Argentina in
accordance with Argentine legislation while at the same time invoking that legislation in its own
favour and considering it valid when it comes to justifying the delay in submitting documentation –
specifically, the provision allowing documentation to be provided during the first two hours of the dayfollowing the deadline.
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Although dynamic pricing mechanisms bring a variety of
advantages for retailers, it is not yet clear, if customers will
accept individual prices or not [49]. Already in 2000, the
online-bookseller Amazon conducted a field study with
individual DVD prices, but had to suspend the trial after
only two weeks due to massive criticism from customers
International Scholarly and Scientific Research & Innovation 3(5) 2009
c)
Dynamic Insurance Policies
Nowadays, insurance companies have only limited
information about their customers and the goods they
insure [43]. Typically, the insured assets are split into
classes, based on a few criteria, which are collected before
the risk coverage starts [61]. For example, car insurance
premiums usually depend only on the type of the insured
car, the experience of the driver and sometimes also on the
type of location the car is usually parked, even though the
real risk of having a traffic accident depends on a variety of
additional factors: such as the driven mileage, traffic and
weather conditions as well as when and where the car has
actually been driven or parked [43]. Ambient Intelligence
technologies, embedded into the insured goods, could
provide very detailed information about the actual usage of
the goods. This data could then be used to calculate more
accurate insurance premiums, based on the risk involved for
the insurer. A smart car, for example, could provide detailed
information about the driving style and parking habits of its
owner, thus providing the insurer with a much better
assessment of the likelihood of an accident or theft [7, 9].
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Komisija je 15. prosinca 2015. objavila Prijedlog Uredbe Europskog parlamenta i Vijeća o izmjeni Uredbe (EZ) br. 1406/2002 o osnivanju Europske agencije za pomorsku sigurnost (COM(2015) 667 završna verzija), nakon čega su Vijeće i Europski parlament sukladno članku 100. stavku 2. Ugovora o funkcioniranju Europske unije zatražili mišljenje od Europskoga gospodarskog i socijalnog odbora.
2.2.
Odbor se rado odaziva s obzirom na to da Prijedlog o izmjeni Uredbe (EZ) br. 1406/2002 predstavlja važan korak prema jačanju europske suradnje na području usluga granične obalne straže te poboljšanju suradnje i koordinacije među odgovarajućim agencijama EU-a kako bi se unaprijedile sinergije između njihovih usluga te im se time omogućilo pružanje učinkovitijih i isplativijih usluga. To će omogućiti agencijama EU-a da pruže valjane i isplative informacije nacionalnim tijelima koja izvršavaju funkcije granične i obalne straže.
2.3.
To je hitno potrebno jer, na temelju Komisijinih podataka, u državama članicama trenutačno postoji više od 300 civilnih i vojnih tijela nadležnih za obavljanje dužnosti obalne straže u nizu područja kao što su pomorska sigurnost, nadzor granica, kontrola ribarstva, carinski nadzor, zaštita okoliša i sl.
2.4.
Niz agencija EU-a, poput Europske agencije za upravljanje operativnom suradnjom na vanjskim granicama država članica Europske unije (poznata i pod nazivom Frontex), EMSA-e i Europske agencije za kontrolu ribarstva (EFCA), pruža potporu nacionalnim nadležnim tijelima u izvršavanju njihovih dužnosti.
2.5.
Ovaj zakonodavni prijedlog dio je skupa mjera koje Komisija predlaže za „jačanje zaštite europskih vanjskih granica, uključujući europsku suradnju povezanu s funkcijama obalne straže”. Drugi prijedlozi odnose se na Uredbu o osnivanju Europske agencije za graničnu i obalnu stražu te prijedlog izmjene Uredbe Vijeća (EZ) br. 768/2005 o osnivanju Europske agencije za kontrolu ribarstva, slično kao i ovaj Komisijin prijedlog.
2.6.
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Surur’s motion, trial counsel testified that he may have decided against exploring
any other defenses because “at some point you run the risk of confusing the fact
finder and even planting a seed with the fact finder consciously or not that neither
of your theories [is] particularly compelling so I’m going to try two.” But “the
issue in evaluating counsel’s performance is not the reasonableness of the strategy
counsel ultimately pursued at appellant’s trial, but ‘the reasonableness of the
investigation said to support that strategy.’” Cosio v. United States, 927 A.2d
1106, 1126 (D.C. 2007) (en banc) (quoting Wiggins v. Smith, 539 U.S. 510, 527
(2003)). Trial counsel testified that he did not question Ms. Surur about her
physical appearance to determine whether she matched Officer Garcia’s
description. He acknowledged that he did not search for time sheets or other
extrinsic evidence to determine whether Ms. Surur was working on June 28. Trial
counsel did not ask basic questions that would have uncovered the fact that the
store employed another female Ethiopian clerk with a similar skin complexion who
9
wore headscarves to work, who worked every day (in contrast to Ms. Surur’s two
days a week), and who incidentally was a closer match in height and weight to
Officer Garcia’s estimated description.
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The State is asserting an estoppel by deed doctrine which does not support its factual contentions. The term is defined in 28 Am. Jur.2d, Estoppel and Waiver § 4 as ". . .a bar which precludes one party to a deed and his privies from asserting as against the other party and his privies any right or title in derogation of the deed, or from denying the truth of any material facts asserted in it." Furthermore, "[a]n estoppel by deed is operative only between the parties to the deed and their privies; strangers to the deed are not bound, nor can they invoke the estoppel." Robinson v. Ortiz, Del.Super., 100 A. 408, 409 (1917). Accord: John Deere Plow Co. of Baltimore v. Pierce Hardware Co., Del.Super., 36 A.2d 369 (1943). While these two cases did not involve deeds to real property, they did involve actions on a mechanics lien with respect to a surety bond and for payment under a sealed contract (both formal written instruments or "deeds"), to which the estoppel by deed doctrine is also applicable. See 28 Am.Jur.2d, Estoppel and Waiver § 4; 31 C.J.S. Estoppel § 20. Two other ancient Delaware cases state the principal of estop-pel by deed but are unclear as to the issue of its effect on nonparties. See Inskeep v. Shields, Del.Super., 4 Harr. [Del.] 345 (1845) and Doe d. Jefferson v. Howell, DeLSuper., 6 Del. 178 (1855). For a discussion of the general rule of law holding that an estoppel by deed only affects parties to the instrument, see: 81 C.J.S. Estoppel § 46, 47, citing numerous cases. The State is not a party to any of the deeds in defendants' chain of title and is therefore without standing to assert the doctrine of estoppel by deed in this case.
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958
Sport Science and Health, 3(12), 2021, 952–960
Dalam pembelajaran daring ini peserta didik harus tetap membuat catatan deadline apa
saja tugas yang harus yang harus dikumpulkan dan membuat catatan apa saja materi yang
telah diberikan oleh pendidik. Dalam proses pembelajaran luring dan daring harus tetap
dilaksanakan ditengah wabah pandemi Covid-19. Karena,tidak mungkin peserta didik libur
panjang atau di diamkan Dikarenakan setiap ilmu yang dijelaskan oleh pendidik itu sangat
penting dan berguna untuk menambahkan ilmu yang kita dapati. Pelaksanaan proses
pembelajaran daring atau online ini dilaksanakan dalam rangka pencegahan penyebaran
Covid-19 di lingkungan pendidikan sesuai dengan Surat Edaran Kemendikbud Dikti No. 3
Tahun 2020 (Kemdikbud, 2020). Proses pelaksanaan pembelajaran online ini yaitu
menggunakan pembelajaran dengan menggunakan jaringan internet (Zhafira, 2020).
4. Simpulan
Berdasarkan hasil analisis data pada penelitian prestasi belajar matakuliah teori dan
praktik semester genap 2018/2019 dengan genap 2019/2020 mahasiswa Offering A angkatan
2017 Program Studi PJKR FIK Universitas Negeri Malang yang sudah dilakukan, maka
penelitian disimpulkan bahwa ada perbedaan yang signifikan antara prestasi belajar
mahasiswa angkatan tahun 2017 semester genap 2018/2019 dengan semester genap
2019/2020 prodi PJKR FIK Universitas Negeri Malang.
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DUHÉ, Circuit Judge.
This ease presents issues whether the owner of an offshore platform is strictly liable to an employee of an independent contractor when the employee is injured by the platform owner's tool and whether genuine issues of material fact were raised as to the platform owner's negligence. We affirm summary judgment for the owner on the strict liability issue, but we find issues of material fact on the question of negligence. The negligence issue, therefore, must be remanded for trial.
I.
Phillips Petroleum engaged Gulf/Inland Contractors (GIC) as an independent contractor for a project on Phillips' offshore platform. Randall Friou, an employee of GIC, used a Phillips vise to remove a fitting from a pipe. Allegedly, the vise handle was bent, and Mr. Friou used a "cheater bar" to tighten the vise because the vise was rusty or scaly and therefore difficult to turn. Mr. Friou avers that other defects in the vise also necessitated the use of the cheater bar. The cheater bar slipped off the bent vise handle when Mr. Friou was pushing, and he fell. He allegedly suffered injuries.
Mr. Friou brought actions under articles 2315, 2316, 2317, and 2322 of the Louisiana Civil Code, based on both strict liability and negligence theories. Rosa Friou, his wife, brought an action for loss of consortium. The district court granted Phillips' motion for summary judgment, and the Frious have appealed.
II.
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of users’ applications. However, being part of a federation raises new resource allocation
challenges since providers have to also deal with cooperation level optimization (workload distribution, insourcing and outsourcing operations). The increasing number of
actors and the diversity of service offerings within the federation make the allocation
task particularly complex to handle, since the number of metrics and key performance
indicators can be high. The definition of efficient resource allocation and sharing strategies is and will remain a real challenge for a while.
This issue has recently attracted significant attention from the research community.
Prior works have mainly focused on VM placement and servers consolidation in SingleCloud environments, but unfortunately much less on distributed multi-Cloud scenarios.
However, with the progress and popularity of Cloud offerings, customers are becoming
more demanding in terms of quality and range of services, which is hard to be satisfied
by isolated Clouds. To fulfil complex requirements, providers are inclined to collaborate
and form partnerships for mutual benefits and resource sharing. More attention should
be given to federated Clouds to meet these new business trends. Related state-of-the-art
solutions have been centered on the definition of platforms and architectures for interoperability and interactions between providers, but much less on the problem of workload
management within a federation. This is of crucial importance for cloud providers from
a business value and profit standpoint and especially challenging in a federation involving multiple providers and heterogeneous distributed resources. Innovative allocation
algorithms and techniques are required to help providers address current barriers and
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support large-scale applications with advanced QoS requirements.
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Metro filed a motion to reconsider the order denying Metro’s
motion for summary judgment. Among other things, Metro
argued that the court should reconsider its finding, because
there was no genuine issue that the first, fourth, and sixth ele-
ments of equitable estoppel were not met. The court overruled
the motion to reconsider.
Metro timely appealed the order denying the motion for
summary judgment, which was based on the assertion of sov-
ereign immunity. 2 Great Northern cross-appealed.
ASSIGNMENTS OF ERROR
Neither Metro’s nor Great Northern’s brief has an assign-
ments of error section.
STANDARD OF REVIEW
[1] Plain error is error plainly evident from the record and
of such a nature that to leave it uncorrected would result in
damage to the integrity, reputation, or fairness of the judi-
cial process. 3
2
See Neb. Rev. Stat. § 25-1902(1)(d) (Cum. Supp. 2020).
3
In re Interest of Jamyia M., 281 Neb. 964, 800 N.W.2d 259 (2011).
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Nebraska Supreme Court Advance Sheets
308 Nebraska Reports
GREAT NORTHERN INS. CO. v. TRANSIT AUTH. OF OMAHA
Cite as 308 Neb. 916
ANALYSIS
There are no assignments of error in the briefs of either
Metro, the appellant, or Great Northern, the cross-appellant.
Both Metro and Great Northern instead include in certain head-
ings throughout their argument sections some statements that
allege the trial court erred in various ways. This is insufficient.
Neb. Ct. R. App. P. § 2-109(D)(1) (rev. 2014) governs the
mandatory content of a brief of appellant and provides:
The brief of appellant, or plaintiff in an original action,
shall contain the following sections, under appropriate
headings, and in the order indicated:
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Außerdem dauerte die Versorgungssperre an. Athaulf entschied sich also, seine gens
im Winter 414/415 über die Pyrenäen auf die iberische Halbinsel zu führen. Möglicherweise war Athaulfs Initiative das Ergebnis einer Vereinbarung zwischen ihm und
Flavius Constantius. Einige Quellen lassen tatsächlich vermuten, dass der Zug nach
Spanien mit der Einwilligung Ravennas stattfand. Die Westgoten wurden in Barcino (dem heutigen Barcelona) angesiedelt, in welcher Form wird von den Quellen
aber nicht überliefert. Im Gegenzug dieser Ansiedlung musste Athaulf Attalus fallen
lassen, durfte aber Galla Placidia behalten. Dass die westgotische Wanderung nach
Spanien problemlos lief, und zwar behindert weder durch einen Eingriff der in
Nordwestspanien wohnenden Barbaren noch durch einen Widerstand der Römer
aus der Tarraconensis, würde für die These der Vereinbarung sprechen. 416 Trotz des
neuen Wohnsitzes blieb die Situation bei den Westgoten dennoch kritisch, zum einen wegen des internen Konflikts um die Thronfolge, zum anderen wegen des dauerhaften Versorgungsproblems, das die Westgoten mit einem misslungenen Versuch eines Übergangs nach Afrika lösen wollten.417 Unter diesen schwierigen
Umständen sah der neue König Wallia keine andere Alternative, als sich um Hilfe
an den Kaiser zu wenden.
415
Diese chronologische Rekonstruktion des westgotischen Aufenthalts in Gallien stützt sich auf die überzeugende Arbeit von CESA 1992–93, 40ff. (ebenso 1994, 149–161). Bei ihr wird auch ein ausführlicher Überblick über andere Forschungsmeinungen skizziert.
416
OROS. VII 41, 1–3, IORD. Get. 163; PROSP. Chron. 1256; HYDAT. Chron. 60. Vgl. CESA 1994, 157 (zur Neutralität
sowohl der Barbaren in Nordwestspanien als auch der Römer in Tarraconensis); BURNS 1994, 259; ARCE
2005, 79ff. (zur Art der Siedlung); DELAPLACE 2015, 155.
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