Students should follow this to be safe.

Always make sure to do this

Hello OLC!

Doesn't it seem like everything comes with a hefty price these days...

Dr. Sanha Kim should be moved over to Columbia. We need to add a space holder for Cynthia Loveland under Columbia doctors. For all doctors except Tanya Tag, list them as 'Emergency Veterinarian' instead of emergency and critical care. Under 'doctors' Dr. Tag looks great, could you add Towson & Columbia next to Medical Director? For Dr. Tag under administration, remove her middle initial and change DVM to match DACVECC as displayed for her under doctors. Leave medical director Towson & Columbia. Please display leadership in this order: Angelina Morgan, Tanya Tag, Tamara Santesse, Elizabeth Moyers, Beth Faux, Ashley Carlson, Victoria Syczurowski, Jeff Hawkins, Christine Wolff, Paul Heggie, Joey Sumby (I spelled his name wrong last time)

Beth Faux should display as "Beth Faux, RVT, VTS (ECC). Her title should be listed as Technician Manager Columbia. Tamara Santesse's title should be Office Manager, Towson. Elizabeth Moyers' title should be Office Manager, Columbia Victoria and Ashley's title are: Technician Co-Manager Towson Jeff Hawkins' title should be Financial Manager Towson & Columbia Paul Heggie's title should be Facilities Manager Towson & Columbia Joey Sumby's title should be Facilities Supervisor Columbia

Love the super heroes-are there gender specific?

Alignierung kann angepasst werden

• gutes Teaserbild. Allerdings nimmt zuviel Platz. Für den Hauptinhalt (Wanderungen) muss man sofot scrollen. Eine Alternativ wäre mit einem "Karrussell" von den letzten 3 Wanderungsbilder oder so.

Learning-Theories.com published a very handy few pages that describe various learning theories. This is a quick, straightforward, simple way to access information on the different theories. This article, Behaviorism, explains that the theory assumes learners learn by responding to external stimuli in their environment. Learning under behaviorism is characterized by a change in the learner's behavior. I use this in my horse training as I use both positive reinforcement (clicker training) and negative reinforcement (pressure-release) to structure my horse's behaviors. Behaviorism can be translated to human work, too. I've used TAG teaching (clicker training for humans) to teach people to get on and off horses with ease and also to trim horses' hooves. I also use it to clicker train my cats! 6/10

Source?<br> Which Republicans?

health exam and vaccinations - $167.53 includes Doctor exam, rabies, Dhlpp, bordetella, send out to lab fecal, and heart worm occult and parish tag. puppy care 1st shots= $137.40 2nd- 9 weeks is $143.29 3rd - 12 weeks $147.01 4th - 15 weeks $187.08 Micro chips- $63.13 feline neuter- $100.89 feline front declaw- $232.87

You can, however, add a tag to a highlight in order to share it to the Public channel or a group.

personalize learning infographic

This is not quite what it sounds like. It is a Pinterest style page with links to assorted articles that relate to personalized learning, most of which are presented in an infographic. It is sufficiently useful if one has the patience to click through to the infographics. Usability is satisfactory although the top half of the page is taken up with graphics that are not directly related to the content. rating 3/5

This plain page incorporates an overview of job aids by Allison Rossett, who is the foremost authority on the topic. Not all information is given away for free as she wants to sell her books, which are also promoted on the page. This page can be a good way of tracking her current work. Rating 3/5

code tag here

Templates by TYPITO

I've taken the focus off CourseFolk being educators who craft the lessons and made that something The Lady Alliance does and CourseFolk just does the techy website/members stuff. I think influencers will balk at a random company doing the lesson writing part for them. I'm still happy to do the interviews and workshop the lessons, but maybe I can do that with a Lady Alliance tag somehow. We can chat more about how this will work

agent model 构建前先预训练。网络结构和user model一样，但是输入和输出反转，同时也把之前对话中已经填充的槽位信息作为输入。但是这俩部分信息并不是简单的直接拼接在一起，而是来学习适合的attention 权重来更好的利用注意力机制。此外任何其他额外的语义意图标签都不必用。

This was the main goal of the 'docuverse' where information will be cross referenced and everything will be related in someway to everything else.

Implies you know who those people are and you may not know but for some of us that is the whole point of an ESN

An HBR tag for the article

Do we just post to public or do we add a LDRS 626 tag?

This entire passage gives a perfect example of how the data can be broken down and used to make money by advertisers. I intend to allude to the fact that it doesn't stop here.

Paragraph Tag

Image as a link - Ignore the style="…." part of the tag. Inline styles are bad!

Image Tag

Link Tag

Is there a common tag that we are using for annotations here?

Since DH is such a collaborative subject, you have to make sure references are accurate so that everyone gets credit for their contributions

Appreciated

super helpful summary. Commenting just to tag it.

commenting just to tag this

SGML = Standard Generalized Markup Language, "a standard for how to specify a document markup language or tag set... SGML is not in itself a document language, but a description of how to specify one." So a set of guidelines, like TEI?

however Dr. Hossenfelder does not agree the cost outweighs the benefits

That is intense. 5 billion $ to build, yet it cost 1 billion to upkeep.

Would using our personal social media be acceptable for public communication or would you suggest in creating a new account?

Just wondering what the weekly deadline for discussion will be. Also, do I need to tag these comments...I just saw the option below?

So, we will not be sharing the blog directly on canvas, only tagging our posts correct?

"him and his bride came out to their friends"

Machines with interchangeable parts can now be constructed with great economy of effort. In spite of much complexity, they perform reliably. Witness the humble typewriter, or the movie camera, or the automobile. We have reached a point in technology now where all of these inventions can perform their jobs without human involvement.

His description of the "humble typewriter" seems like such an understatement in comparison to the computers and recording devices we now have

open-release/hawthorn.2

What is interesting is how individuals still share their knowledge to create new things, artists and scientists collaborating together, but how there is still that tight restriction that controls what can be done. New inventions, artworks, music, and tools are still copyrighted and individuals must apply to work with them. You also have inventors that place an outrageous price tag on some of their products, limiting the number of people who can buy them and find out what things they can do that are beyond even the mind of the tool's creator.

Hypothesis Annotation instructions:

1) Make 2-3 annotations. 2) If another student has already annotated a passage you wished to annotate, you have two options: reply to that annotation or choose another passage to annotate. 3) Reply to at least 2 annotations made by your peers 4) If someone replies to your annotation, reply to keep the conversation going. 5) TAG all annotations CITA2019

Sample, notice how I made it public and used a tag. You can also add links to other material.

Images are good too, but only if you think they add something to our understanding of the text. Here's the first female firefighter in the NYFD.

Fais des retours ligne pour marque les paragraphes, sinon c'est trop difficile à lire.

A quick scan of ACM library papers that tag "articulation work" seems to indicate the "common information space" problem still has not attracted a lot of study. This could be a good entry point for my work with CSCW because time cuts across both workflow and information space.

Nicely bundles boundary infrastructure, sense-making and distributed work

See annotations on inscription

A. Saramandi: "She’s victim of a culture that bombards her with the message that she is in control, as long as she buys the necessary products, looks a certain way. In one of the most poignant moments of the novel, she doesn’t realise that this agency is a false god: when the narrator is molested by one of her father’s colleagues, she believes she was “letting [him] kiss me” and is confused as to why, since after all, as the epitome of desire, she must be responsible."

The biggest issue I have with iThoughts right now is the lack of ability to dynamically filter maps based on tags or other properties of nodes. I'd love to be able to view only the nodes I need for a specific query and have everything else dynamically vanish— particularly on large maps, where the existing method of filtering renders the nodes illegible...

That said, I've come to depend on text searches to return a filtered list of nodes. iThoughts allows for searching within a map and across all maps in the filesystem. It's not a fuzzy search, so search strings have to be constructed in a fixed way which necessitates a robust system of memorable tags, categories or conventions (for example, use of the tag "@due(2019-10-02)" allows me to filter for nodes with due dates, and nodes due within a specific year, month or on a specific date, by parsing incremental fragments of the tag. Simple, but effective.

Le nuage de mots surcharge la page

Un nuage de mots n'apporte pas beaucoup d'informations aux utilisateur·rice·s qui arrivent sur cette page.

En revanche, cela surcharge la page à la place d'autres informations qui pourraient être plus utiles.

Suggestion : placer ce nuage de mots sur une page spécifique que les utilisateurs que ce nuage de mots intéresse pourront consulter.

nachdem sie am Tag von der Grundschule fertig sind

A molecular probe is created against a specific DNA sequence, in this case rRNA from either ascomycetes or basidiomycetes. The probe is designed with a recognizable tag on the end. Then a second probe is used to match the first probe, and finally a third probe to match the second one with a fluorescent tag on it. By using multiple probes we can amplify even the smallest signals to our first probe. These probes are then mixed with a biological sample that is fixed in place. If fluorescence is observed the probe has found a target.

In some experiments, as in this example, researchers use multiple probes in a single experiment. This provides information about how close two organisms of interest are in a given sample.

These were the first games to really kickstart video games' jump into popular culture. More than that, they left their mark on society as the first games to be accessible in your homes, which is an important note. That was the start of gaming being right in people's faces, as they have become everywhere now.

An equipage is an archaic term for a horse drawn carriage and its attendants. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/equipage

Here is an article about regency transportation (including video links): https://janeaustensworld.wordpress.com/tag/regency-transportation/

This description of a cottage reminds me of the contrast in Austen's Sense and Sensibility between how the upper classes and the landed gentry view cottages. The upper classes view cottages in a romantic way as cute, comfy homes, however the landed gentry know that cottages result out of a neccesity brough on by an oppresive and restrictive economic system.

https://janeaustensworld.wordpress.com/tag/19th-century-cottages/

"Bloodletting procedures, including leeching, became the most common medical procedure throughout the early modern period. By the early 19th century, many patients regularly submitted to various bloodletting practices as a means of preventing or treating infection and disease"

https://www.britannica.com/science/leeching

Leeching more specifically in Jane Austen's world: "One can imagine that during her final illness, Jane Austen was no stranger to leeches."

https://janeaustensworld.wordpress.com/tag/leeches/

"Wagons, called Bathing Machines, were invented especially for the purpose, and would be drawn out into the water by sturdy women, who might then assist you down into the water where you could paddle about or swim in relative privacy, shielded from view of the shore."

https://www.janeausten.co.uk/tag/bathing-machines/

KnowFlow in a visual knowledge management enviroment for collaborative groups. Collaborative SAAS, purely web-based multi-user application.

Although it is been created as a part of Neuroweb platform, it seems, that roots behind Douglas Engelbart conceptual framework and Neuroweb conceptual framework are the same. As one can see when reading D.Engelbart's group documents, cognitive science concepts were used in a context very similar to what is considered to be a conceptual framework of Cultural-historical psychology approach, based on undestanding of concept developement and role of symbolic representations in development of psyche and culture. One can see citations of authors connected to cultural-historical psychology throughout the works of Engelbart's group, i.e. of Alan's Keys and other members. KnowFlow system as it is and in scope of it's developement is a system that can easily be understood via DKR conceptual approach. It does not mean that it was build on D.Engelbarts framework alone, but still all the basic concepts of DRK are there. We build KnowFlow to be a living knowledge network, providing means to import, create, modify and view and export knowledge in a process of any complex product or project developement by a group of knowledge workers. That is basically a tool to boost group's IQ, its collective exocortex. KnowFlow can import different kinds of documents, including texts, maindmaps, presentations, media materials. We can do it via direct import, import from connected sources via public API, or via WebClipper that works as a Chrome Browser extention similar to one of Evernote, that can grab a page, fragment of text or a screenshot to save it as a knowledge element, rich format note. If the initial imported document is too large or consists of many subdocuments, special import algorythm can parce it up to a set of knowledge elements, saving each of them separately. Semantic engine is used to help user to parce the documents, finding the key statements in text, separating them and even instantly creating a concept-map our of the text.

User can work individually or with a group of other users on this knowledge material in different ways: He can work with element as a text, using simple text editor, adding additional materials to a body of the knowledge element, making a group of elements form one element or combining several elements into a group that can be presented as a group or as a complex element at the same time. One can also use element (card) templates to make his work easier. User can also work with his collection of knowledge as with a database, searching through elements, filtering them, group or combine them in a "collection view". One can use domain system to tag or classify elements of knowledge he is working with. Domain is a set of classes that can also me named ontology. So, user can place elements in context of different ontologies. User can work with elements or groups of elements (that can be seen as fractal elements) in a concept-map view. It means that one can connect elements with cinnection, set relations between them and work with them as one works with knowledge maps. One card (knowledge element) can be used in different maps, still being the same element, changing in all the maps it is being used it. Or elements can be copied or modified, That way the system will know who and how used elements to build a new knowledge upon them. Version control is also there. One can use his collection view not for his whole collection but for one knowledge space (map). This view disregards connections, still providing means to work with groups of cards and stacks or sets, similar to Kanban decs used in Trello (and yes we have an integration with trello. too) Knowledge spaces (maps) can be connected to each other through "portals" - these are cards (elements) or groups of cards that are present in several maps (knowlege spaces) at the same time. This way knowledge workers can create a multi-space flow of knowledge between different maps, belonging to one or many groups, working with different aspects of knowledge and different stages of its life-cycle. A special instrument - "Сass" can be used to import knowledge elements or portals from other maps during group work. Users can instantly view the map (knowledge space) in presentation view, when each element is one slide. navigating through complex knowledge structure, choosing different trajectories depending on what they want to focus on. Additional collaboration tools include, but not limited to voting, commentaries end collective editing of knowledge in any view, as well as using shared knowledge space templates for different kinds of collaboration (brainstorms, SWOT analisys etc), collaborators can share elements of knowledge, collections, maps or it branches between individual users, groups or make them publicly available.<br> All that work is augmented with voice recognition that lets users speak their knowledge in - and that is particularly useful in capruring debates or meetings. All functions of the KnowFlow system are augmented with machine learning semantic recommendation engine. That recommends fragments of knowledge already in the system, recommends templates and connections in knowledge map mode. We also have a Virtual Relity interface that can give one an opportunity to view multiple knowledge spaces at the same time, walk between knowledge networks and see them being created in real time.

All the results can be exported in any moment to a number of formats (including PDF, Mindmanager, Table, Text, etc) or streamed through API to other elements for additional ways of use. One of uses of KnowFlow is creation a templates or publically available knowledge spaces, knowledge elements, maps or chains that contain best practices and knowledge that can be used in other contexts, when needed.

Next version will also include timeline views usefull for sorting all the knowledge elements on a timeline. filtered by meta-data, VR interface will get edit capabilities and voice commands will be available for a group work in shared spaces. Additional libraries of semanic analisis will be added, text edit mode will be upgraged, and number of other software integrations will provide easy use of KnowFlow as a collaborative knowledge processing tool in any workflows.

That is, basically, DKR, as it seems to me.

“A dynamic knowledge repository is a living, breathing, rapidly evolving repository of all the stuff accumulating moment to moment throughout the life of a project or pursuit. This would include successive drafts and commentary leading up to more polished versions of a given document, brainstorming and conceptual design notes, design rationale, work lists, contact info, all the email and meeting notes, research intelligence collected and commented on, emerging issues, timelines, etc.” That are the forms of data that can be inmorted, used, transformed and contextually accessed, History tool provides ability to move back in time to a point in knowledge space developement, to access relevant data and fork new line of work from there, still being able to use all the knowledge being created later or in lateral lines of work, even by other groups, proven that access mode for them makes it available.

One can say that knowflow is created as a version of CoDIAK process, as it supports and speeds up ways to develop, integrate, and apply all this iterating knowledge from the swirl of disparate concurrent contributions. So, if KnowFlow is an “emerging collective record of all this activity captured on the fly -- the emerging collective vision, know-how, the group brain, memory, where the dots are connected and the right hand knows what the left hand is doing” it means that KnowFlow is really a version of DKR .

KnowFlow emerged as a result of best practices of work with project groups in business schools, methods and approaches to collective work (i.e. Rapid Foresight methodology, co-developed by KnowFlow team members, etc) and is already used to facilitiate the collective work “in a way that optimizes the capture, organization, and enhanced utility of the DKR”. Best practices would include special roles such as collaboration facilitators, as well as high performance knowledge specialists, who are continuously moderating the connectivity, capture, tagging, tracking, and portals into the emerging repository -- tools, practices, and people connecting in a way that renders the DKR optimally navigable, searchable, and useful.

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The apostrophe didn't render correctly because you forgot the meta charset tag in the HTML.

Lin et al. discovered the neurological process that controls why so few olfactory neurons make up each odor "tag."

The reason is because when the cells that receive odor information, called Kenyon cells (KCs), become active, the anterior paired lateral neuron responds by slowing the activity of the KCs. The more active the KCs become, the harder the anterior paired lateral neuron works to block their activity. The few KCs that are left active after this process form the odor tag.

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It really loses the tag of public when it's hundred of dollars to take a single class almost anywhere.

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Really? I don't think anyone has tested partial charges and discharges. I would like to see a reference for this point!

That is pretty weak evidence for such a strong statement

This is kind of a catch all tag, like uncategorized. Try to keep your tags specific.

trying to add a tag

Capital functions are lcosest to their C equivalent

This is an annotation I made.

You should have no uncategorized posts at this point. Start using tags and categories and back tag your earlier posts.

Curator: @evieth

Curator note: Thermo Fisher Scientific Cat# A-11122, GFP Tag Polyclonal Antibody

Resource used:

(Thermo Fisher Scientific Cat# A-11122, RRID:AB_221569)

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_221569

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Curator: @evieth

Curator note: Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 2278, Rabbit Anti-Myc-Tag Monoclonal Antibody, Unconjugated, Clone 71D10

Resource used:

(Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 2278, RRID:AB_490778)

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_490778

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Curator: @bandrow @evieth

Curator note: IMSR Cat# JAX:012569

Curator note: The missing tag here is not correct. This RRID is there.

Resource used:

RRID:IMSR_JAX:012569

SciCrunch record: RRID:IMSR_JAX:012569

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Curator: @evieth

Curator note: Anti-6X His tag antibody, Abcam

Resource used:

(Abcam Cat# ab137839, RRID:AB_2732046)

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_2732046

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Curator: @evieth

Resource used:

(ABclonal Cat# AE003, RRID:AB_2728734)

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_2728734

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Curator: @evieth

Curator note: GFP Tag Antibody, ABfinity(TM) Rabbit Monoclonal

Resource used:

(Thermo Fisher Scientific Cat# G10362, RRID:AB_2536526)

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_2536526

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Curator: @evieth

Resource used:

(Cell Signaling Technology Cat# 7074, RRID:AB_2099233)

SciCrunch record: RRID:AB_2099233

Alternate resolvers: SciCrunch xml N2T identifiers.org

What is this?

Problems with the category system making it difficult to search relevant information

public test by marg with tag historians

Tú coi a Phong tag nè

It's easy to mess up the quotation formatting. Also easy to fix with a close-quote tag. That errors like this commonly persist shows that people don't go back and read their own writing.

This tag should take the reader to The Gustatory Turn as well as the two essays that are being referenced.

These "obstinate calms" probably refer to the Intertropical Convergence Zone, or ITCZ. Also know as "the doldrums," in this zone around the equator wind currents of the northern and southern hemisphereshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doldrums converge. The doldrums are known for both storms and minimal wind. "Colloquially, the "doldrums" are a state of inactivity, mild depression, listlessness, or stagnation" - which also seems to be the prevailing mood of Benito Cereno, as Capt. Delano perceives him. See also: Page note 1, Tag: "doldrums"

I've found that the way I read and my reading retention have changed since I started to regularly use digital annotation. The act of selecting what sentence to highlight, how to tag passages and articles, and what to make public has changed how I feel about reading online. I still prefer paper for pleasure reading, but for news, research, and collaborative reading, digital now works just fine for me.

The tags for Tarbell and for Ciregna are blank. The tag for Wingate takes us to her essay on Sculpture and Lived Space.

I may not be understanding how tags work, but here again, when I click on Dianne Harris's name, it takes me to a blank tag.

For the fly, the data is organized into a higher dimensional space. For LSH, it is organized in a lower dimensional space. But if the algorithms work effectively, the data should still be arranged so that similar features are near one another.

Instead of feature vectors, the algorithms arrange items in hashes or "tags" (just like the fly brain uses a tag to represent an odor, the algorithms use a tag to represent a specific image or word). Finding the hashes that are closest to each other in this new m-dimensional space should reveal the images/words that are most similar to each other (again, if the algorithm works correctly).

These nearby hashes are called "predicted nearest neighbors" because they predict which items in the data set are the most similar.

Thinly populated. Here, it means that each tag consists of only a small percentage of the neurons present in the olfactory circuit. That is, only a small percentage of neurons fire action potentials in response to the odor.

In 2015, Stevens identified a three-step code that the fly olfactory circuit uses to identify and respond to specific odors.

1. Receptor neurons send odor information to specialized structures called glomeruli, which contain projection neurons.
2. Projection neurons send the information to Kenyon cells in the mushroom body.
3. These Kenyon cells form the odor label, or tag, and then pass the information along to another stage of neurons that then direct the fly's behavior.

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Condition of Rebuttal/Evidence, depending on POV

Condition of Rebuttal

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Condition of Rebuttal/New Claim?

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Evidence

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Backing or Qualifier?

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Grammar [OK] Trademarks [OK] Components [OK] Helper Classes [OK] Analytics [OK] 404s [OK] Code Updates I [OK]

Bisschen lang oder?

Related articles ? Add "coltrane" tag

another test

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Wikibase for historical documents

Wikibase for GLAM

Daniel Elizar asserted that the American political subcultures are traditionalistic, individualistic, and moralistic. Traditionalists support a government that maintains the status quo, individualists see government as a method to further their personal causes, and moralists believe government exists to further the greather good. Source: https://theamericanpartnership.com/tag/elazars-political-culture/

In this context we see that women in the 19th century split to a moralistic subculture.

Holland's tags~

eine Querschnittsstudie ist zB eine Befragung oder ein Experiment das an einem Tag stattfindet.

test page note

Reading this reminds me of some of Brad Enslen and Kicks Condor's conversations about discovery on the net.

How can one leverage selfish behaviour to the benefit of all?

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The amount of data we have from Cassini is crazy to think about. Quite a few nations were involved in Her mission, and the price tag is relatively low in terms of exploration craft in the past and present.

native to the web

Facebook does not allow third-party apps to display your newsfeed. This applies to Hootsuite. For this reason, you’ll always have to use Facebook natively. The same pretty much goes for Instagram.

defines local symbol f. local to file. without static, g is strong. 3rd line declares but doesnt defifne. right way to do things in c : 1. when you write func implemn/defn, you have 2 choices, you want func glbal enuf. if not global, local then declare fucn declare and declare it as static.

1. funcs should be static in filewhenever possible.

you can get away without using header files but you should not do that. every func declaration should be included in header file for a global. implicit func declar. if global func, pople sized, it should have declration in header file but trouble is that lang doesnt require it. cpp requries it therefore its not an extension of c but a diff language. make fucnkign header files. if header files, how does compiler look at functions calls. it looks for dunc declares. you cant overload func names, there is one or none. paramenter list in defn and declare. checks #para and types are compatible. what if compiler doesnt find declaration for func, it makes one up. and assumes return type int always. jeez. cimpiler leaves note for linker, relocation tag, this has to be mapped toa call. that can break down at link time if implicit declareation that compiler made up doesnt match the linker's?. never ignore implicit func declaration warning. PAY ATTENTION TO THESE. main is entry point. lol recursive main?! system calls main. have main call main.

Ejemplo de anotación: recomiendo visitar esta página web https://disfrutamiruta.com/tag/smorfia-napolitana/

As stated earlier in the article, the authors could only fairly compare the LSH and fly algorithms if each used the same number of mathematical operations.

They determined that if they used 20k random projections in the fly algorithm (where k is the length of the output tag, or hash) then the total number of operations for the fly and LSH algorithms would be equal.

For more detail, see the second paragraph under "Materials and Methods" in the Supplementary Materials document.

Common Core State Standards English Language Arts-Literacy, RST 11-12.6: Students should be able to explain why the authors provided this example in the paper, specifically addressing how it adds to the reader's understanding of the research.

http://www.corestandards.org/ELA-Literacy/RST/11-12/

AP Science Practices, Practice 1: The student can use representations and models to communicate scientific phenomena and solve scientific problems.

Looking at the model in Figure 1A, students should be able to provide a verbal explanation of what the diagram is showing and what each shape and symbol represents.

https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/resources/science-practices

The authors looked at how the LSH algorithm performed when using two different methods to create the tag:

1. The tag is created from a random selection of Kenyon cells
2. The tag is created from the Kenyon cells with the highest firing rates (this is the "winner takes all" or WTA approach)

The result was that the LSH performed better with the WTA approach. Note that the authors measured performance using the mean average precision (see Fig. 2B)

Stevens outlines the three-layer architecture that makes up the fly's olfactory circuit.

He also presents the idea of a unique odor label, or "tag" that is comprised of a small set of neurons and helps the fly identify distinct odors.

First Testtext to pdf embedded via object tag.

This makes it sound like there is an HTML element with a tag name of <toc nav> rather than <nav epub:type="toc"> (which seems to be what's intended).

The landmarks example farther down is clearer--though the wording there of "the landmark nav element" is equally confusing.

There remains only a nav element, but of varying types.

The American dream has a price tag to rich for all citizens and ergo represents inequality amongst Americans

Owald and Waddell discovered that the fly olfactory circuit is able to recall previously-learned odors through the help of specialized dopamine neurons. After a fly smells an odor, these dopamine neurons trigger changes in parts of the olfactory circuit that cause the specific neurons associated with the odor (aka the "tag") to fire.

Reactivating the tag causes the fly to remember the odor, as well as the values/meanings/context associated with it. The fly can then exhibit the appropriate behavior based on its prior learning (e.g. avoidance if the odor is associated with danger or approach if the odor is associated with a reward).

How do you tag the lessons ?

Šis cilvēks nesaprot, kā darbojas aktīvisms (un pasaule :D), right? Ak nē, Papardes zieds uzskata, ka aborti nav jāaizliedz un ka abortu aizliegt gribētāji nav jauki cilvēki. Nokrāsojiet mani šokētu! :D

Pag, kurā dienā un konkrētā minūtē valstī bija šis maģiskais brīdis? Zinu! Tas notika tad, kad visas planētas sastājās rindā. :D ("Nerunā" neuztvēru 100% burtiski, sorry.)

Un arī nav mūsu valsts vienīgā un pa visu planētu, kā tajā senajā TV reklāmā. :D Polija, Krievija, konservatīvie politiskie spēki, kas atrodami it visur utt? Mm? Tāda sajūta, ka autors dzīvus cilvēkus sen nav saticis un īsti nesaprot, kā tie uztver pasauli.

No way! :D Cepums autoram, ka ir spējis pamanīt šo "slepeno" domu - ka nejaukās sekas no abortu aizliegšanas eksperte uzskata par sliktām (kur pilnībā viņai piekrītu) un negrib pieredzēt tādu nejaucību atkārtošanos.

No šit... A ko citu tad Papardes ziedam bija jādara, ņemot vērā šīs organizācijas mērķus? Tajos brīžos, kad tai rodas vēlme apspriest abortus, meklēt nepieredzējušus "ekspertus", kas uzskata, ka aborti ir grēks? :D

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is there a feature hidden somewhere that lets you see all the posts on dreamwidth that use a particular tag? if so, i haven't found it, which definitely makes content discovery difficult

I was referencing dreamwidth's syndication feature, which allows you to add anything with an RSS or Atom feed to your reading page. This turned out not to really work - reblogs mean that 95 percent of tumblrs are just way too high volume to work, though certain techniques can mitigate this (a feed for a specific tag on a tumblr blog can be uncovered by adding /rss to the end of the tag URL though automatic feed discovery redirects back to the home feed for some reason)

Instead of having a single large bundle file for your whole website, you can have multiple bundles for each page. This improves the load time of your website as you can tag bundle files to the various webpage of your site instead of one initial big download of script file.