diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/79_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/79_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1909547b22504b02fa0907fe2f2c124898140598 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/79_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +event of a battle who can tell what their +messeles might grow to in a single day +They would want then faster than you could +mche- But only a small portion of an Army +competrically speting on New Engle throats - +N.Y, Pam. Our Smel & Mason has sent the +brandreels of thousands, and I greatly for that +there States luck the intelligent other enterprises +organizations at home which so therefore an +few England circles. I think I deserve Texas +of this in the Camp. I feel while passing though +them that they could be better support without +danger of enerator from because - Still it +is said that "over any is supplied" it is also +said also, upon the save authority that we "need +no nurses" either male a female and more +are admitted. I wished or have ago that +you had been with me - In complain with +a request of my sister in the city I went to +her house and found them a young Englishman +a hatin of one of the domestic who had Denister \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/7_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/7_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..613a0d86eaf092efc6a6e0df9faa64b821ea21cb --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/7_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +ack 7/2 /1x + +May Side Long Island. +New York, May 22, 1914. +Honorable Colonel + +Theodor Roosevelt. +Oyster Ray, Long Island. +Dear Sir: + +I am very glad that you +arrived home in good health. +It has been a long time since +I want to write to you and to +tell you what a great admiration +and respect I have for you, that +I cannot express on the paper. +But there is one instant, \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/80_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/80_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8315d7fbfbe0ce2091f7705f5346cf10ec797d8a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/80_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +during the summer in a Regt of Pennsylvania +Carolley they are stained at Camp. Des port, the +sestin hand that he had a was each and with +the energetic habit of a tree Enylus them carried +the events mine miles out to his camp & look +the same day- found him in an almost dying +cending and begged that he be sent to +hen, she was taken shortly after in an ambition +and upon his arrival his condition was found to +be most deplaable - he had been attached +with adding fever - and bad lain ammed. +until the plant upon all points of the body which +rested hard upon abortion was under their back +decaysed and upon property block and was folly +out: his heels had around the same affirmed +his team also and were dropped off at the joints +his stockings had never been removed during +all his illness and his faces were malled and given +together and are now dropping off at the joint +two counties in his book our absolute highestale +him until just medical attention was seen - +mened from this city the merciect of rendue +after examination was that his extremities over +pensuing for want of movement, he had +been neglected until he was literally starting - +too little nouredment had been taken into the + +systin doing his illness to prevent life on +the extremities - This conclusion would seems +all the more reliable from the fameslieu +appearance which he presents - I am acces- +honor to see people bringing when receiving +from a fever - but 9 fever that hunger and +starvation are two distinct conditions - he +can lie only on his face with his missteps propo +up with hair follicles to prevent his loss from +Tucching the head (for with the life engendued +by food & care sensation is returning to them) +and estis only for something to eat" foot +is placed by him at night, and with the +exhibert dawn of day commence his bouts of +bottes & seeps over a little meat and he calls +and legs fin more; and sleep & cats hlege - +three of his days one to be amputated Today. +The surageen of the Regt comes to see him, but +had no idea of his condition, said that +then last dungeon was killed and that it + +O \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/82_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/82_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..03df3db31d52fdab5820f4c39c1b74b771b38b97 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/82_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +and all agree upon one point-reg that +over any cannot afford that our lades +lay down them needed and fold the hands +if their containers are not needed just to day +they may be tomsm, and some other +they are needed today - and again all +agree in advising that which he sent he +gotten as nearly direct as possible from +the hands of the denies to the very fat +for which it is designed not to pass +through two general distributor, strengthing +their advice by many reasons & circumstances +which I do not feel at delivery to lay before you. +no one can fail to perceive that a house +of general receipt & destruction of service +of alle deception for the whole We must +be a mammoth concern abounding an +confusion which along involves loss to +destruction of property. Jam confident +that this idea cannot be incurred and there +for I will not hesitate to admit if upon +my own responsibility is that every State +should have in the vicinity of her greites lady +of troops a place of her own when all but +contributed should be sent-ance disfenced +if her own soldiers need it all to them, if + +## Mashington + +then let her share generously and intelligently +with there who do but know what she has +and what she gives - we shall never have +any other precise method of deceiving +the real wants of an soldiers, when the +of Store house of any state should be +found empty - it would be safe to +conclude that her troops are on them +then let the full games senden the +required +needed assistance this could system +along the whole ~~the door~~ matter, and do +any with all necessary conformable +and uncertainty, it would preclude +all possibility of loss, as it would be the +burner of the horse to load to its cargoants. +This is some trick in the alo main +that "I had is everything becomes +no leaves lessors, I believe that +a living age as the early settumes of +our events it was found that the plan \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/83_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/83_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..85896308cd007afe5862164ea39788eb67d33e89 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/83_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +general balm, general store home. +and general distributor, proceed in +effecton and reduced our own little +caling to a state of the emperor & +almost ruin than ever one hundred but +one, forums have bad burden this will. +If presently I were able, manelesss that +have be deput in this city and 9abouts +here are few of unlikely this to see next +be me experiment for human denity & +already I dream other points This has +been clear to me from the first strength +enat by eight months daily observation + +When I write another thought came +home-has it been thought of to found +each of an Reynolds that are to +recompening the most exporters with some +stay well filled layers of of unspul atticis +his stones which are not to be opened until +latter a rather +some action a strong necessity render +supplies receiving - then records are +sure to fallen down under intercepted +some gender against no activity on +the point of friends at home can +premot the suffering whole than +Valence will create with regard to our +23 25-427, regls I cannot speak +but our 21.? I love how we +such prinsman, and will not have +under thugts of at home and the +consegui of neglect will be that +by it by an very hearts will be among by oeels. +of any last often and direct fund bring +this limits amplified by the inches of taller \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/84_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/84_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0eb743546b7280b8a046a411cb61ac0a0f239598 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/84_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +Candel in the mouth of a bottle, and +petely darken elve done after man +bleedy to death, on rain energy by +starvet then wounds with bushes +& show. + +A note just one unfred + +me that our 6 campers of Engineers for +91 Induped near station at the arsenal +of this city in autors for them supplies +per ~~the best~~ Boston are compelled to +deep on line base flour with a complex +loborhet and we taking some cells and +coughly faithfully fearfully - my injauly +parts no way of relief but to buy nothing +manfa +run up ticks to be filled will bring to pause +and is this the remind of my day must by disturbs +then per the drofo a little . My are for +more exposed than they could be on the ground +andin a good tent. I almost any que +ladies when so many of you can work together +and accomplest so much-ide my fun below +are so single handed about The future after locks +dork to me & and it seem sometimes that the +Sonles of teams are almost neither from +an for rent & directed cavity and yet + +there is everything to be grateful for small +by no means the heart is thus alrangely mild +entiina + +But I must deset and ereure person for my +(perhaps comparably) long letter, for if you have +follow one there far, and especially at competently +as repair a not as I have written you must be +nearly I did not entirely to say so much +but let my interest be my apology. And with one +more final word in answer to your rational +yetlen I have done, Lades remember that the +cell for your organized efforts in behalf of our +army, nor not from any Commission a Committee +let from Alrahan Fonceth A Simen Gameron +and when they no longer need your belus they +will tell you \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/85_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/85_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..be15e8931384dc7d00f36e5bb4601f9ea8ce8623 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/85_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +before you again, only that I incidently learned that our +excellent Dr Hitchcock has taken back from Roanoke other +papers relating to the same subject, which will doubtless be laid +before you, and as I have an entirely different born to crave. +I find it necessary to speak. + +I think I am safe in saying that I possess the entire +confidence and respect of every one of them, for the Officers, +their signatures are before you. + +I derive your Excellenceys permission to go to Rwanda. +I should have preferred any request weeks earlier, but I +am called home to witness the last hours of my old Soldier +father, who is wearing out the remnant of an oak and cinn +Constitution. Seasoned and tempered in the wild wars of +"Mad Bintheny" - his last tale of the Redman's told,- +a few more guns, and the old Soldiers weary march is +enclosit - Honorably discharged, heis journeying home. + +If any request appear unreasonable, and must be +denied. I shall submit, patiently, though somofully, but, +tusting, hoping better things, I beg to Subscribe myself +With the Highest Respect + +Quarz + +Clara H. Barton + +* Lamglad to know that somewhere they have learned their +duty to their country, and have come up neither cowards, +or Traitors. + +With this, my highest duties close, and I would +fair be allowed to go and administer comfort to our brave +men. who permit life and birds in defence of the policies from +the fathers so deadly wore. + +If I know any own heart, I have none but right- +natives. I ask neither pay or praises, simply a soldiers fare +and the sanction of (Your Excellency) to go and do with my +might, what ever my hands find to do. + +In General Burnside's noble Command are up- +wards of forty young men who on former days were my pupils* \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/87_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/87_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..afc36802b84de783e571e05977c4b00abb3bec5e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/87_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +4b-691E7 + +, do not think, at the present +time, Miss Barton had better +undertake to go to Burmides +decision to ask as a nurse. +Asped Kitthcock +March 25th 1862. + +0 + +Raspectely +Cafend for the +information % +mita Bartos +Nandam +man 15 +162 + +I W. Fletcher +letter & +request to see +this Bartan +to were sick +& covered solidey +in Burmides +Division. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/88_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/88_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a8d86a419e35b6c9f1498a46a9b04c69f491ff57 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/88_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +Copy. + +COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. + +EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. + +Boston, March 24th, 1862. + +Miss Clara H. Barton +North Oxford, Mass. + +I beg to assure you, Miss Barton, of my cordial +sympathy with your most worthy sentiments and wishes; and +that if I have any power to promote your design in aid of +our soldiers I will freely use it. Whenever you may be +ready to visit Gen'l. Burnsides division I will cheerfully +give you a letter of introduction, with my hearty approval +of your visit and my testimony to the value of the service +to our sick and wounded, it will be in your power to tender. + +With high respect I am + +Your ob. servant + +John A. Andrews. + +Official Business, +Commonwealth of Massachusetts. +EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. + +Ja + +Wins Clara C. Bartos + +North Oxford +Mass \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/8_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/8_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9bc164c1e4cdd004054136a0ebf69721a68ca525 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/8_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +that can prove you it and +from which you can imagine +and convince yourself of the +truth of my words. My first +son who is attending a +Public School at Way Side in +Louo Island is named in +your honor. +Inclosing this letter, I +really hope and wish from +the dept of my heart that +some day I shall have the +greater honor of seeing you +and saying to you one +word in a bise of since +I remain \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/90_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/90_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7be12562e521b235a70b77f4c4e8a1cc6a2b7699 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/90_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +offword of your wink +& mytenting 5th +value of the pain +from nick mounded, it +mine in his long to +Lender, + +Write high report Jam +On at Samly +Publiceeling + +Official Business, +Commonwealth of Massachusetts. +EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT + +Miss. Clara H. Bartos. + +North Oxford. + +Abau \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/91_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/91_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd69aa10fa882b3169899c5598ef40b6be3b3fec --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/91_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +A a. Andrews,/62 +affirmed mano letter +affering and to C. P. 88 69187 + +Bol. Alexander of Louisville- formerly May, +Alexander who kept the Solcheers Home in Washington +had among otherservants - one "Louesa" Ruedd. who +had been the property of his wife Sallie Reedd- and one +Wesley Williams who became the husbands of said Louera +while in Louisville, and they had four children. Two +of which Mary & Robert they look with them to Washington +and two others Rachel and Louera were left on +Louisille with capt. Rudol, or Mrs. Alexander and +more with Men Alexander, + +When Mary, Alexander went to Louisville in 1862 +n 3, Louisa & Wesley Williams, declared going with +him, and remained in Washington + +On the Boat St Nicholas Jlyn between +Louisille & Enemmate & meet Rached +Alexander the Mother of Grace, Wesley) Williams +of Washington, who decides to hear from her and +wishes to tell her and her husband to send to \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/92_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/92_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bb90f8d652d703c04acf1a3a48e8eee06b05cdf3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/92_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +34CB +1862 Rana + +Louisville and get their two children who +reude now with Mrs. Alex ander as she +fears they may not be well treated. +This Minion is transmitted to +Rosa who will make urging + +At Nicholas 10% clean +aug. 21. must of a daver + +They must address their letter to +Mr. Kellie Churchill (another daughter) +Cennennale, D. Water St- Bet. Elm A pleum +No. 178. - to whom the mother is on the +may move— + +Part Raval + +Ot Watsonby +Castle Law of Man +Lin +law prepare +to a request what I steam beamke +at your hands allow me without charge +of explain to relate a for reactions +committee with they past years life +After an first sight of twop under the city +gden of Shoturn +I command to look op this works and +belin I amed the first looked off part +which was our letter to - Mr. Solen in this +Colby from this day I caved for the hone +until our reverse command and Eo After +at the Miller & Cecil Matten Lives the fans +who would then weit supplies and served +at the Walter of 2E ball than I could +Dispon Starton with a car lead of \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/94_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/94_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4538682f92156b80db44acff800126970ce7beb6 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/94_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +I trust that I hue men should +fun duty a danger - and men +shield, with this tender our lads +I mist to see until it - and fun +center seems I me done to go +to Post Kugale and mullet +most respectfuly of +you home Dept- perman +te do so, and to take with me +but at a hue sent den him +be too such supple as 2 +my find meaning butle +Center of the sunny around +me +Jon with gut +So you + +# **CLARA BARTON MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION** + +**MISS GRACE M. PIERCE, RECORDING SECY** + +**MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN, PRESIDENT** +**2583 YSTH STREW, WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**MBS, ADA H. WEISS, 1st VICE-PRESIDENT** + +**WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**MRS. MARY LOGAN TUCKER, CORRESPONDING SECY** + +**MR. JOHN JOY EDSON, TREASURER** +**WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**WASHINGTON, D.C..** **191** + +**Washington, D. C. Sept. 4, 1862** + +## **Dear Friends:-** + +Yours awaited me on my return from Fairfax Tuesday evening +(or night rather). I left here on Sunday morning in the rain +in company with Mr. Wille, Mrs. Morell, Mr. Haskell, Mrs +Alverd, et al, and took train at Morgan Bulley's office, and +soon found ourselves at Fairfax. + +**MISS JANET RICHARDS** +5th Vice-President +Washington, D. C. + +**HON. NEWELL B. WOODWORTH** +6th Vice-President +Syracuse, N. Y. + +**MR. W. B. SCOFIELD** +7th Vice-President +Worcester, Mass. + +**HON, LEO RASSIEUR** +8th Vice-President +Granite Building, +St. Louis, Mo. + +I cannot tell you the scenes which awaited our eyes; +the wounded were constantly coming; but no hospitals this +time; only God’s great one under the blue canopy. + +The man were brought down from the field and laid on +the ground beside the train, and so back up the hill 'till +they covered acres. The bales of ahy for forage were broken +open and the ground was "littered", like "bedding" for horses. +They came 'till dark and then it was dark indeed: One lantern +on the ground; made requisition for candles; drew a few. The +wind blew just enough to put them out every few minutes, and +the men lay so thick we could not take one step in the dark. +By midnight the non-lay-so-thick-we-could-not-take-one-- +By midnight there must have been three thousand helpless men +lying in that hay. We had two water buckets--five dippers-- +the stores which we carried to eat besides hard crackers. +My one stew pan which I remembered to take, and this made +coffee for them. All night we made compresses and slings +and bound up and wet wounds when we could get water, for +what we could traveled miles in the dark over those poor help- +less wretches, in terror last some ones candle fall into the +hay and consume them all. At length morning came and we +sent up the train with 1250. Next 1900, next 1100, next 940 +and so on. Still the ambulances came down and the cars went +out and we worked on. Took the meat from our own sandwiches +and gave it to them, and broke the bread into wine and water +to feed the poor sinking wretches as they lay in the ambulances. + +On Monday the cavalry'appeared in the wood opposite +and a raid was hourly expected. (Ineglected to tell you that +Mrs. Fales sent to me before I started to know if she could +go with me. I had the train wait and sent back an ambulance +for her and her stores; and this made three ladies--Mrs. Car- +ner is away. + +On Monday p.m. all the wounded then in were sent off +and the danger became so iminent that Mrs. Fales thought it +best to leave, al tho she only "went for stroes". I begged to +be excused from accompanying her as the ambulances were up +to the field for more wounded and I knew I should never leave +a wounded man there if I knew it, though I were taken prison- +er forty times. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/95_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/95_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..29b0addc4e4ad5523467915ccd9786f2746be82c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/95_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +**CLARA BARTON MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION** + +**MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN, PRESIDENT** +**2523 13TH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**MRS. ADA H. WEISS, 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT** +**WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**MISS GRACE M. PIERCE, RECORDING SECY** +**WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**MRS. MARY LOGAN TUCKER, CORRESPONDING SECY** +**WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +**MR. JOHN JOY EDSON, TREASURER** +**WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO., WASHINGTON, D. C.** + +GEN'L NELSON A. MILES +**2nd Vice-President** +**Washington, D. C.** + +**GEN'L HARRISON GRAY OTIS** +**3rd Vice-President** +**Los Angeles, Calif.** + +**MR. S. B. HEGE,** +**4th Vice-President** +**Washington, D. C.** + +**MISS JANET RICHARDS** +**5th Vice-President** +**Washington, D. C.** + +**HON. NEWELL B. WOODWORTH** +**6th Vice-President** +**Syracuse, N. Y.** + +**MR. W. B. SCOFIELD** +**7th Vice-President** +**Worcester, Mass.** + +**HON. LEO RASSIEUR** +**8th Vice-President** +**Granite Building,** +**St. Louis, Mo.** + +**WASHINGTON, D.C.,** **191** + +At six o'clock it commenced to thunder and lighten, +and all at once the artillery began to play joined by the +musketry, about two miles distant. We sat down in our +tent and waited to see them break in upon us; but Reno's +forces held them back. The old Elst Mass. lay between +us and the enemy and they couldn't pass. + +God only knows who is lost. I do not, for the next +day all fell back. Poor Kearney, Stephens and Webster were +brought in, and in the p. m. Kearney and Heintslemon's +divisions fell back through our camp on their way to Alex- +andria; we knew this was the last. We put the thousand +wounded we had then into the train. I took one car load +of them, Mrs. Morell another, the men took to horse. We +steamed off and two hours later there was no Fairfax Sta- +tion. Reached Alexandria at ten o'clock at night, and +oh, the repost which met those poor men at the train. The +people of the Island are the most noble band I ever say +or heard of. I stood in my car and fed the men 'till they +could eat no more, then the people would take us home and +feed us and after this we came home. + +I had slept 1-1/4 hours since Saturday night; but I am +well and a strong and wait to go again if I have need. + +Out forces are all back again in the old places around +the city. McCleallen's army here again and he in command +of it all. + +I am going to reach for my friends now. I have told +you nothing of the old friends who met us among the +wounded and dying on that bloody field. I have no heart +to tell it today. Two huge boxes from Jersey have arrived. +I don't Know where we shall need them next. + +To Archie and Lizzie Shaver, Yours, + +Clara Barton, + +Frankfort, N.Y + +Headquarters Military District of Washington, + +Washington, D. E. Bethes 23 1862 + +Miss, Clara W. Barley +have +Confused with Gen. Madvents +on the Unfich of obtaining +a horse for your use and +he has direct that I place +a horse at your disposal +as born as a suitable mic +can be found. + +Very Disperfect +Dr. 0th, Dr. +John P. Sherburg +Dash, 29th. Ger. + +Mr. 488/2. 7 March +3- Story Room No 8. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/97_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/97_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4d8a4d376ff25e64f2f1bccd0a8c43e9030ad190 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/97_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +was found, and the Capt. chided me for having +left any thing behind, at the depot-as I told him I +had done=on reaching Falmouth Halen we +found another die friend. Capt. Bailey in charge +who instituted himself as watch over the goods +until he sent them all up to Head Learters– +My ambulance came through that PM, but +for fear at might not. Sen'l Sturges had his +taken down for me, and had Supper arranged +and a splended seramade; I dent knew +how we could have had a warmer "welcome +home" as the officers termed it. + +the offices call to see me every day, Cal Clark +is very neighborly, he is looking finely now he +was in this PM, and was going in reach of +Cal Nurse when he thought to be a mile a +two distant; I learned to night that the 15th +are only some three miles away, the 36th +I cannot find yet, I have received hand for +them and shall get on track soon I trust. + +Head Quarles are in the door yard of a +farm house, one room of which is occupied by +Miss E, and myself. - My wagons are a little way, +from me out of sight, and I am washing for a +tent and store to pitch and live near them.- +- the weather is cold, and the ground covered +with snow, but I could make me comfortable +with a good tent, flow and stove, and should +prefer it to a room in a rebel house and +one so generally occupied— + +If Army movements nothing can be said +with certainty, no two persons, not even the +Sen's agree in reference to the future programs +the snow appears to have deranged the plans +very seriously, I have read calls from two +Sen's, today and in the course of conversation I +discovered that their views were entirely different. +Sen's, Burnside stood a long time in front of my +don today but to my astenishment, he did not +expires his opinion, strange! + +I have not Suffered for want of the +boots get, but should find them convenient I +presume, and shall be glad to see them. - +- the Sere finger is much the same not- +very troublesome, although somewhat, so + +The D1st are a few rods from me- many of \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/98_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/98_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb821cf4260732dc9c50ce0811495a6ca18f6826 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/98_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +me at home without a question under the +cercaunstances he was wise - In perhaps he +thought I should come go withouth our is busy +of the Expedition if I could be of any service +all of which are enemies- I made the request- +of this Gen. of that particulardeme because the +arrival of the potatoes mode it meaning for +me to say something - and intendure when ; +should be at leisurely to ask of such friends as +I had in the Expedition if I could serve these +in any very when an boy have of heal and +suffing ~~Hull came~~ and describe, should come +upon them more terrible than armed mon- +and this is what I have to say to you- and my +heured fried On James That if in the +course of your ~~opened~~ again +in the traditions will and climate, there beca +Time a place when my strength, form health, and +will bring hand ~~can~~ and somewhat of experience +can benefit the gust and holy cause in abate +it is your glerued pierileye to serve- function & +fruit to foreign comfort and peril life, you +will tell me, and let me come and do it— +I know the thousands who are also ready and willing +haiting, and I often not because I can do both a +is well perhaps as others, but I am stronger, better +automated, have former health, dellable to forego +comports than bodies in general. I had almost said +men, and what is more my life of I should love it +is worth less to others, there are few to mourn; and +among the most willing, "you follow sernant?" + +X + +Washington D. b. Feb 27/m2 +73 + +So the members of the +Military Com to US$ + +Senators + +Nothing less +than a strong Cenvictim of duty owed to one +of the brave defenders of our Nation's hence +could induce me to intrude for a moment upon +the already burdened, and limited term of action +yet remaining to your Humvalle Body? + +During the late Battle of Fredericksby +the L1st Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteers +were ordered to charge upon a Battery access an +open files; in the terrible fire which assailed +them the cellars were three times in quick suc- +cession hereft of their Support; the third time +they were Seized by Sergeant Thomas Punkett +of Co. E. and borne over some three hundred +gards of open Space when a shell from the enemies +Battery in its murderous course killed three +men of the regiment and Shattered both arms \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/99_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/99_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..610ad2b8d069c706adccbf645e6a7d29ca2535de --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/old_scans/99_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +of the Vergant, He could no longer support +the celers upright but planting his foot against +the staff, he endeavored to hold them up, while he +there by his Shouts amid the Compeier +to attract attention to their condition; for some +minutes he sustainase them against his +right arm. him and shattered just belovedle +shoulder, while the blood poured over and +among the sacred folds, literally oblitera- +ting the \stripes\, leaving as get emblem of +Such here's sacrifice, only the \Crimmen and\ +\the stars\. Threshrenched in blood, and sent +by the fury of eight battles. The noble standout +could be no longer time, and white its +gullant defender lay suffering in felier her +pital from amputation of both arms, +is currently wrapped by bol blank one +and returned to the State House in Boston, +with the request that others might be sent +them; The D1st had never lost their celery +but they had worn them out, + +for emulation, and titles of glory for +some bright page of our nations +history, and while the one is carefully +treasured in the sacred archives of the +State, need I more than ask of this +noble body to put forth its protecting +arm to shelter, cherish and sustain, the +other.. If quarrying were needed for the +private choice of so true a soldier, it would +have been found in the touching address of his ill- +aquent Colonel (blank) delirind on Christmas +beside the stretcher waiting at the train at +Halmarth to convey its ~~burden~~ helpless +border to do ear, whether he had been escerted +not only by his regiment but has \General\ +The tears which rolled over the return cheeks +around him are ample testimony of the +love and respect he had own from them +and today his hearts deepest affectionism +around his regiment as the defenders of their +mates County,– +A Memento reflector will dictate +the necessity of any sugestus in refereum + +The flag and its house hearer are +aloke past their esefulners, save as example \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/00e980a0c4645fc83f27c467d10bbdeb8661_pg64_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/00e980a0c4645fc83f27c467d10bbdeb8661_pg64_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..29fa5b18a0860e9970528c3fc26a08955c6e9e0a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/00e980a0c4645fc83f27c467d10bbdeb8661_pg64_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +**TABLE 4-18** Milestones for Dechlorination Upgrades at West Area CSO Facilities Portion of Preferred Option _City of Atlanta CSO Remedial Measures_ + +
MilestoneMilestone DateDeliverable
Initiate Pre-designSeptember 10, 2001Notice to Proceed
Complete Pre-designMarch 10, 2002Pre-design report, submitted to EPA/EPD
Complete Design Development (approx. 60% design level)November 6, 2002Design Development documents submitted to EPA/EPD
Complete Final Design (approx. 90-95% design level)March 8, 2003Plans and Specs submitted to EPA/EPD for review
Complete Final DesignMay 2, 2003Final Design document submitted to EPA/EPD
Notice to Proceed with ConstructionOctober 25, 2003Notice to Proceed
Substantial Completion of Construction - OperationalApril 22, 2005Certificate of Substantial Completion
+ +The Milestone Dates of the preferred option are based on meeting a July 1, 2007, completion date as specified in the Consent Decree. If this completion date is modified as a result of current discussions with EPA/EPD regarding extended agency reviews, the Milestone Dates will be modified accordingly. + +The start of pre-design is 30 days after the submittal of the Remedial Measures Report, and must occur prior to EPA/EPD agreement on the preferred option. + +See Table 4-12 for a description of typical deliverables. + +The activity schedules (Appendix D) present intermediate activities to be used to monitor that satisfactory progress is being made to achieve the milestones. The Construction contractor will develop a detailed activity schedule that will be substituted for the presumed construction activity schedule. + +C:DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGSICCOATES\DESKTOPMAUWIVOLUME\_ISECT\_4.DOC + +4-33 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0486cc2ec11e21b6a8280ca71073ca28ea3f_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0486cc2ec11e21b6a8280ca71073ca28ea3f_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b39c2f1071b0c9ce436193f331e252e4117ca2bc --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0486cc2ec11e21b6a8280ca71073ca28ea3f_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +VIBRATIONSDÆMPERE + +## **Rustfri fjederdæmpere** + +**FDA-316** + +## **Produktbeskrivelse** + +Konstrueret for vibrationsisolering af maskiner +med et omdrejningstal på mere end 450 O/min. + +Kan belastes fra 12-125kg. + +## **Komponenter** + +1 Rustfri Stålfjeder +FDA 25-75 i AISI 316L, 850t salttåge +FDA 100-125 i AISI 302, 650t salttåge + +2 Top og bund kappe AISI 316L + +3 Bund skrue AISI 316L + +4 Fodplade AISI 316L + +5 EVA gummi, påklæbet + +## **Anvendelse** + +Specielt egnet til udendørsanlæg el. anlæg opstil- +let i agressive miljøer. generatorer, kompresso- +rer, ventilationsanlæg, pumper, køleanlæg m.fl. + +
TypeMaks Belastning [kg]Nedbøjning [mm]
FDA025-3162524
FDA025-316B12524
FDA025-316B22524
FDA050-3165024
FDA050-316B15024
FDA050-316B25024
FDA075-3167524
FDA075-316B17524
FDA075-316B27524
FDA100-31610024
FDA100-316B110024
FDA100-316B210024
FDA125-31612524
FDA125-316B112524
FDA125-316B212524
+ +Ø55 +1 +79 +M8 +2 + +TYPE FDA-316 + +TYPE FDA-316B1 + +Ø55 +1 +3 83 +5 + +TYPE FDA-316B2 + +2 +18 +3 + +Ø10 +55 Fodplade +4 +-91 + +VIBRATIONS@IAC-NORDIC.DK +WWW.IAC-NORDIC.DK + +iac acoustics + +**+45 36 77 88 00** + +**105** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0953927d7a3f032c46a2e6d0ead837398a0b_pg20_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0953927d7a3f032c46a2e6d0ead837398a0b_pg20_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..28a0a21cd2f8891cbf4363369cac3801b6bb1f1e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0953927d7a3f032c46a2e6d0ead837398a0b_pg20_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +A n n u a l W he a t Newsletter V ol. 4 q. + +**Table 4.** Top wheat cultivars planted in Kansas by district and percent of seeded acreage. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
DISTRICT 10 (NORTHWEST)DISTRICT 40 (NORTH CENTRAL)DISTRICT 70 (NORTHEAST)
Jagger23.0Jagger23.6213732.3
TAM 10713.5213716.0Karl/Karl 9222.7
213712.9Karl/Karl 9212.2Jagger11.7
Trego-HWWW7.5Dominator6.5Dominator7.2
AgriPro Thunderbolt4.321631.521636.5
+ +
DISTRICT 20 (WEST CENTRAL)DISTRICT 50 (CENTRAL)DISTRICT 80 (EAST CENTRAL)
TAM 11021.1Jagger40.6Jagger36.5
Jagger12.2213718.9213733.1
213711.5Dominator5.7Karl/Karl 928.3
Trego-HWWW9.6Karl/Karl 923.921633.7
TAM 1079.1Ike1.321742.8
+ +
DISTRICT 30 (SOUTHWEST)DISTRICT 60 (SOUTH CENTRAL)DISTRICT 90 (SOUTHEAST)
Jagger27.0Jagger69.8Jagger49.7
TAM 11020.421378.6213724.9
213711.621746.621747.8
Ike9.0AgriPro Coronado1.4AgriPro Coronado2.6
TAM 1076.3Karl/Karl 921.3Karl/Karl 922.1
+ +## **KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY** + +**Environmental Physics Group, Department of Agronomy, Kansas State University,** **Throckmorton Hall, Manhattan, KS 66506-5501, USA.** + +**_Update on heavy metals in soil at the Manhattan, KS, Biosolids Farm growing winter wheat._** + +M. Stanley Liphadzi and M.B. Kirkham. + +Last year, we reported concentrations of heavy metals in soil at the Manhattan, KS, Biosolids Farm, which grows winter wheat on the sludge-injected soil. However, the samples that we reported as ‘controls’ were not labelled correctly. These samples came from a new part of the farm that had received sludge during the summer of 2000. This area is labelled ‘Area XIV’ on the map of the sludge farm. The sludge came from a lagoon that had held the aerobically digested sludge (2 % solids or less) since 1978. The lagoon was 0.33 ha in area and 5.18 m in depth. All of this liquid was applied during the early summer of 2000 at a rate of 14.9 metric tons/ha to a field, which then grew soybeans that summer. The soil was sampled on 30 November, 2000, by personnel at the Manhattan, KS, Wastewater Treatment Plant. The soil that had received sludge yearly for 25 years and that grew winter wheat, in the old area of the farm, was sampled by the personnel on 13 March, 2001. This old area is labelled ‘Area IV’ on the map of the sludge farm, which was established in 1976. In the early years of the sludge farm (1976–92), 32 t/ha dry sludge were applied yearly. On 25 November, 1992, the EPA published regulations limiting land disposal of sludge (known as the 40 Code of Federal Regulations Part 503) and rates of sludge application now must be based on agronomically acceptable practices, which depend on the type of crop grown and its nitrogen requirements. Because we had no control samples, on 8 June, 2002, we sampled soil adjacent to Area IV. This area was fenced-off and holds the shed that houses the sludge injector when it is not in use. We now report the concentration of metals in the three different areas (Table 1). + +In general, our conclusions from last year hold. That is, the results show that, after 25 years of application of biosolids to the farm, concentrations of heavy metals have not increased in the soil, except for Cu, Pb, and Zn. Lead is the only toxic heavy metal, and the reason for its elevated level is not known. + +**180** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0ee4f7788272e811ae7717b7133770892fe6_pg8_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0ee4f7788272e811ae7717b7133770892fe6_pg8_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b398775f95a5c7e9f83f9783d63823eef0c5ac11 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/0ee4f7788272e811ae7717b7133770892fe6_pg8_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +05.04.8 + +Chapter 05.04 + +**Table 3** Velocity as a function of time. + +
t (s)ν(t) (m/s)
00
10227.04
15362.78
20517.35
22.5602.97
30901.67
+ +a) Determine the value of the velocity at t = 16 seconds using quadratic splines. + +b) Using the quadratic splines as velocity functions, find the distance covered by the +rocket from t = 11s to t = 16s . + +c) Using the quadratic splines as velocity functions, find the acceleration of the rocket at +t = 16s . + +## **Solution** + +a) Since there are six data points, five quadratic splines pass through them. + +v(t) = a1t2 + b1t + c1, 0 ≤t ≤10 += a2t2 + b2t + c2, 10 ≤t ≤15 += a3t2 + b3t + c3, 15 ≤t ≤20 += a4t2 + b4t + c4, 20 ≤t ≤22.5 += a5t2 + b5t + c5, 22.5≤t ≤30 + +The equations are found as follows. + +1. Each quadratic spline passes through two consecutive data points. + +a1t2 + b1t + c1 passes through t = 0 and t = 10 . + +a1(0)2 + b1(0)+ c1 = 0 + +(1) + +a1(10)2 + b1(10)+ c1 = 227.04 + +(2) + +a2t2 + b2t + c2 passes through t = 10 and t = 15 . + +a2(10)2 + b2(10)+ c2 = 227.04 + +(3) + +a2(15)2 + b2(15)+ c2 = 362.78 + +(4) + +a3t2 + b3t + c3 passes through t = 15 and t = 20 . + +a3(15)2 + b3(15)+ c3 = 362.78 + +(5) + +a3(20)2 + b3(20)+ c3 = 517.35 + +(6) + +a4t2 + b4t + c4 passes through t = 20 and t = 22.5 . + +a4(20)2 + b4(20)+ c4 = 517.35 + +(7) + +a4(22.5)2 + b4(22.5)+ c4 = 602.97 + +(8) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/105e91a0c9e26af4bb6fc23e13067d596a81_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/105e91a0c9e26af4bb6fc23e13067d596a81_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6707b1dc68367d517d9fb14d8bbb3c16037281e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/105e91a0c9e26af4bb6fc23e13067d596a81_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +SpecSeal +SSP + +N O N - H A R D E N I N G P U T T Y + +# SSP Putty & Putty Pads + +SpecSeal® SSP Firestop Putty excels at sealing cabling penetrations and outlet boxes. SSP Putty is non-hardening +and easily hand works around grouped cabling penetrations forming a re-enterable seal allowing for future work. +When applied to outlet boxes, SSP Putty easily works into voids and seams forming a continuous seal against fire, +smoke, and hot gases. + +## Features & Benefits + +- Available in bars or preformed pads + +- Remains pliable and workable for the lifetime of the installation + +- Acoustically tested + +- Will not harden over time + +**ORDERING INFORMATION** + +
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Degree RequirementsCredit Hours
University Core Curriculum Requirements39
Requirements for Major in Mechanical Engineering(9) + 87
Basic Science(6)+9
CHEM 200, CHEM 201, CHEM 210(3)+4
PHYS 205A, PHYS 205B, PHYS 255A, PHYS 255B(3)+5
Mathematics Analysis(3)+14
MATH 150, MATH 250, MATH 251, MATH 305(3)+11
ENGR 3513
Required Engineering Courses17
ENGR 296 or ME 2222
ENGR 250, ENGR 261, ENGR 335, ENGR 350A, ENGR 370A15
Required ME Courses47
ME 102, ME 300, ME 302, ME 309, ME 312, ME 336, ME 401, ME 407, ME 411, ME 475, ME 495A, ME 495B32
Elective Energy Courses 112
Mechanical Engineering Courses. Must be from 400-level ME courses, or may be from IT 470A or a 400-level course used for a Math minor.3
Total126
+ +_1_ _Approved electives: ME 400, ME 405, ME 406, ME 408, ME 410, ME 435, ME 440, ME 446, ME 450,_ +_ME 459, ME 493_ + +**Energy Engineering (for non-Mechanical Engineering) Minor** + +
Degree RequirementsCredit Hours
Required ME Courses6
+ +2023-2024 Academic Catalog + +4 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1529b213d5db3acb5254d34f81d18e060f28_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1529b213d5db3acb5254d34f81d18e060f28_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..13ed5aad737f1e87805415b73f354e32456a732c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1529b213d5db3acb5254d34f81d18e060f28_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +**ROOSEVELT COMMUNITY CENTER** + +GREEN BUILDING FACT SHEET + +## **WHAT MAKES THE ROOSEVELT** +**COMMUNITY CENTER GREEN?** + +**BUILDING LOCATION & COMMUNITY IMPACT—** +Built on a former industrial site, the Center acts as a +gateway between Roosevelt Park and Santa Clara Street, a +neighborhood business district and VTA Bus Rapid Transit +corridor. It is accessible via public transit and bicycle. + +**WATER EFFICIENCY**–Rainwater is collected and filtered +onsite through planted basins, then used to irrigate landscaped +areas. Metered faucets and low-flow toilets reduce indoor water +consumption by 34 percent as compared to a standard building. + +**ENERGY & EMISSIONS**–Natural light and motion sensors +reduce the need for electric lighting. A highly insulated roof and +exterior walls help make the building 44 percent more energy +efficient than required by the State Building Code. + +**MATERIALS & WASTE**–More than 14 percent of building +materials used for the Center include recycled content, 30 +percent were manufactured within a 500-mile radius, and over +86 percent of the construction wood is FSC (Forest Stewardship +Council) certified which means it came from responsibly +managed forests. + +**HEALTH & SAFETY**–No- and low-VOC (volatile organic +compound) emitting finishes and paints were chosen for the +building interior. This contributes to healthier indoor air quality +for staff and visitors. + +## **SAN JOSE’S GREEN VISION IN ACTION** + +LEED certification of the Roosevelt Community Center contributes to achieving the San +José Green Vision goal to build or retrofit 50 million square feet of green buildings by 2022. +It supports additional Green Vision goals related to energy and water efficiency, recycled +water use, and waste reduction. San José policies promote green building practices to +reduce the impact of the built environment on global climate change. + +**www.sanjoseca.gov/greenvision** + +## **BUILDING PROFILE** + +Located in Roosevelt Park east of downtown +San José, the Roosevelt Community Center +offers a wide range of recreational and +educational programs for all ages, making it +a cornerstone of the neighborhood. + +**FUNCTION:** Multi-purpose community center, +including a fitness center, community meeting and +recreation rooms, and youth and senior centers. + +**BUILDING SIZE:** 30,000 square feet, two-story + +**RE-OPENING DATE:** December 13, 2008 + +**CERTIFICATION:** LEED Gold, December +2009 + +**ARCHITECTS:** +Group 4 Architecture, Research + Planning + +**CONTRACTOR:** West Coast Contractors, Inc. + +**FUNDING SOURCES:** +City of San José Parks & Recreation Bond +Projects Fund (Voter approved in 2000) + +Construction Tax and Property Conveyance +Tax Fund (Parks Purposes Council District 3) + +Subdivision Park Trust Fund + +Storm Sewer Operating Fund + +TE S GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL +LEED GOLD USBC + +## **LEED SCORECARD*** + +
CATEGORYPOINTS EARNED
Sustainable Sites9
Water Efficiency3
Energy & Atmosphere12
Materials & Resources6
Indoor Environmental Quality11
Innovation & Design Process5
TOTAL46
+ +* LEED for New Construction v2.1. Certification Thresholds: +Certified: 26-32 points, Silver: 33-38 points, +Gold: 39-51 points, Platinum: 52-69 points \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1651cbb49c05c51fb5a2687130144f94865e_pg2_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1651cbb49c05c51fb5a2687130144f94865e_pg2_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b4ef8d690facab7165dc4a277af7eea77fc4a71a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1651cbb49c05c51fb5a2687130144f94865e_pg2_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +eSO2-K1 = 0.262 1+ ( 28.17 DSO2 ) , +eSO2_to_ = 0.374 1+ ( 16.74 DSO2 ) , + +(5) + +(6) + +In agreement with experimental data [10], the +mathematical relationship between the concentration of +NOx and the blocking of the current INa is the following: + +bNO_Na = 1 1+ ( 523 DNO ) 6.8 , + +(7) + +where DNO is the NOx concentration in nM. To simulate the +effect of the NOx on the ICaL current, the Michaelis-Menten +equation was implemented as follows: + +eNO_CaL = 0.59(DNO) DNO+0.007 , + +(8) + +where the values 0.59 nM and 0.007 nM are the values of +emax and half-maximal effective concentration (EC50) +respectively. This equation was fitted using human atrial +myocyte data from [11]. The blocking and increasing +factors were introduced to the ICaL, INa, IK1, and Ito equations +in the cell model, as follows: + +ICaL = (1 −bCO_CaL)(1 −bSO2_CaL)(1 + +eNO_CaL)gCaLdffca(Vm −65), (9) +INa = (1 + eSO2_Na)(1 −bNO_Na)gNa m3hj(Vm − +ENa), (10) +IK1 = (1 + eSO2_K1)gK1 (Vm −EK1) , +1 + e0.07(V + 80) , +Ito = (1 + eSO2_to)gtooa3oi(Vm −Eto) , + +The modified model was incorporated into a 3D model +of human atria to evaluate the dynamics of propagation. + +## **2.2.** **3D model of human atrial** + +A 3D virtual model of human atria was implemented +[12]. The model comprises the main anatomical structures, +it is composed of 515010 hexahedral elements with a +spatial resolution of 300 μm. It includes realistic fiber +orientation, electrophysiological heterogeneity, and +anisotropy. + +To simulate the cardiac action potential propagation +through the 3D model, the monodomain model described +by the following reaction-diffusion equation was used: + +1 Sv ∇. (D∇Vm) = Cm ∂Vm ∂t + Iion −Iest, (12) + +where Vm is the transmembrane voltage, Cm is the specific +membrane capacitance (100 pF), Iion is the total ionic +current that crosses the membrane, Istim is the stimulus +current, Sv is the surface/volume ratio and D stands for the +conductivity tensor. This equation was numerically solved +using the finite element method implemented in the +EMOS® software, with a temporal resolution of 0.001 ms. + +## **2.3.** **Simulation protocol** + +For single-cell simulations, an S1-S1 stimulation + +protocol was applied, which consists of a train of +rectangular pulses of 2 ms duration and -2,000 pA to +generate action potentials at a base cycle length (BCL) of +1000 ms. The APD at 90% of the repolarization (APD90) +and the different currents were measured on the 10th beat. + +To simulate arrhythmias in the 3D model, an S1-S2-S3 +stimulation protocol was applied, where S1 simulates the +sinus rhythm as a train of stimuli applied in the sinoatrial +node at a BCL of 500 ms. S2 and S3 simulate two ectopic +foci composed of 6 stimuli each. S2 is located at the +interatrial septum near the coronary sinus and S3 at the +posterior wall of the left atrium, in the base of the right +pulmonary veins. The first S2 and S3 were applied at +coupling intervals that generated a unidirectional block, +with cycle lengths selected such that the second stimulus +from each focus also generated a unidirectional block. The +simulations ran for 5 seconds. To calculate the number of +reentries, reentry is defined as the propagation activity that +presents 2 or more consecutive turns. + +Table 1 shows the concentrations defined for each +polluting gas, where the high concentration corresponds to +an approximate value of the IC50, the medium is half of the +high concentration and the low corresponds to 20% of the +high concentration. + +Table 1. Gaseous air pollutants concentrations. + +
Concentration level[CO][SO2][NOx]
Control0 μM0 μM0 nM
Low250 μM8 μM0.002 nM
Medium625 μM20 μM0.005 nM
High1250 μM40 μM0.01 nM
+ +## **3.** **Results** + +The results of single-cell simulations indicate that +individual gaseous pollutants exhibit pro-arrhythmic +effects in a concentration-dependent manner by altering +the action potential. + +Under healthy conditions, as the CO concentration +increased, a reduction in the magnitude of the maximum +peak of the ICaL current was observed and consequently, a +reduction in APD90 of 23.6% (Figure 1A). + +As the SO2 concentration increased, APD90 was reduced +up to 38.8%, also presenting a loss of the dome of the +plateau phase (Figure 1B). The above is a consequence of +the alterations in the ionic currents, which include a +reduction in the magnitude of the maximum peak of the +ICaL current, and an increase in the maximum peaks of the +INa, Ito, and IK1 currents. + +Finally, as the NOx concentration increased, an increase +in the magnitude of the maximum peak of the INa and ICaL +currents was observed, an effect opposite to what was +observed in the other two gases. This generated a more + +**Page 2** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1ec1f9d2b86058223b5441f333eda6351ed0_pg67_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1ec1f9d2b86058223b5441f333eda6351ed0_pg67_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c53324023f34a45f2fc2bedc4f2901b634fe2c24 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/1ec1f9d2b86058223b5441f333eda6351ed0_pg67_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +10 +11 +12 +13 +14 +15 +16 +17 +18 +19 +20 +21 +22 +23 +24 +25 +26 +27 +28 +29 +30 +31 +32 +33 +34 +35 +36 +37 +38 +39 +40 +41 +42 +43 +44 +45 +46 +47 +48 +49 +50 +51 +52 +53 +54 +55 +56 +57 +58 +59 +60 + +**Language Acquisition** + +**Page 66 of 68** + +## **Appendix** + +
ConditionStimulus
1a. Training itemEsta cadeira é cor-de-laranja. this chair is orange ‘This chair is orange.’
1b.Training itemE a mesa é amarela. and the table is yellow ‘And the table is yellow.’
2. Training item(apontando para o pato) Este é um pato. this is a duck (pointing at the duck) ‘This one is a duck.’
3. Training item(apontando para o cão) Este aqui é o gato. this here is the cat (pointing at the dog) ‘This one here is the cat.’
4. AdjunctO menino está a saltar na mesa. the boy is PREP jump-INF on+the table ‘The boy is jumping on the table.’
5. SubjectA mãe está a limpar a mesa. the mother is PREP clean-INF the table ‘The mother is cleaning the table.’
6. ControlA mãe está a pentear o bebé. the mother is PREP comb-INF the baby ‘The mother is combing the baby’s hair.’
7. Direct objectO cão está a morder o sapato. the dog is PREP bite-INF the shoe. ‘The dog is biting the shoe.’
8. DativeO menino está a mostrar o desenho ao gato. the boy is PREP show-INF the drawing to+the cat ‘The boy is showing the drawing to the cat.’
9. AdjunctO bebé está a tomar banho com o gato. the baby is PREP take-INF bath with the cat ‘The baby is taking a bath with the cat.’
10. Direct objectA mãe está a lavar o gato. the mother is PREP bathe-INF the cat ‘The mother is bathing the cat.’
11. ControlO menino está a molhar o gato. the boy is PREP wet-INF the cat ‘The boy is wetting the cat.’
12. SubjectA menina está a molhar o cão. the girl is PREP wet-INF the dog ‘The girl is wetting the dog.’
13. Direct objectA menina está a comer a maçã. the girl is PREP eat-INF the apple ‘The girl is eating the apple.’
14. AdjunctO bebé está a comer a banana na cadeira. the baby is PREP eat-INF the banana on+the chair ‘The baby is eating the banana on the chair.’
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VariablesMeanMedian.MaximumMinimumStd. DevObs
PCREDIT24.8687115.83484142.42200.00000025.91321619
INEQ0.4523860.4364090.6590630.3174840.072541619
NATRENT9.8439177.02730667.889970.00117210.07008619
CCORR-0.520283-0.6291661.633352-1.5811350.670152619
GDPg3.7813284.23778186.82675-50.338526.616158619
REGQ-0.568969-0.5445411.196947-2.2822050.626437619
TRADEOP66.5362257.82929342.48700.78463136.12110619
UNEMP8.3491135.64800033.559000.3200007.087617619
+ +Source: author’s work using Eviews based on Gujarati (2022). + +Private credit as a percentage of the respective countries gross domestic +product in the countries under study ranges from minimum 0.0 to a maxi- +mum of 142.42 with a standard deviation of 25,91. The countries in this sam- +ple are among the countries with globally higher level of inequality. The max- +imum level of inequality is 0,659 with a minimum of 0,317. Estimates of +regulation quality and control of corruption in these countries have a mini- +mum of -2,282 and -1.581, respectively. The standard deviation of unemploy- +ment is 7,087, and the maximum level of unemployment is 33,559. The aver- +age rate of unemployment of 8.349 does not represent the sustainable devel- +opment goal of decent work and sustainable growth as the target unemploy- +ment rate in the sustainable development goals of near zero unemployment +(United Nations, 2015). + +DOI: 10.34659/eis.2023.86.3.646 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/2d0e0586cd437f8741b3e8280d2f5e43fcbc_pg373_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/2d0e0586cd437f8741b3e8280d2f5e43fcbc_pg373_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b6a05fcc69ad8144afede81d91a6ca2827b59d1a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/2d0e0586cd437f8741b3e8280d2f5e43fcbc_pg373_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +[Summary Report] - Sample ID: : 20134208 + +
Nuclide NameActivity (pCi/gram )2-sigma ErrorMDA (pCi/gram )
AG-108mNot Detected2.98E-002
AG-110mNot Detected2.45E-002
BA-133Not Detected4.21E-002
BE-7Not Detected2.05E-001
CD-115Not Detected1.12E-001
CE-139Not Detected2.48E-002
CE-141Not Detected4.59E-002
CE-144Not Detected2.03E-001
CM-243Not Detected1.53E-001
CO-56Not Detected2.74E-002
CO-57Not Detected2.66E-002
CO-58Not Detected2.67E-002
CO-60Not Detected3.14E-002
CR-51Not Detected2.04E-001
CS-134Not Detected3.50E-002
CS-137Not Detected2.56E-002
EU-152Not Detected7.96E-002
EU-154Not Detected1.37E-001
EU-155Not Detected1.21E-001
FE-59Not Detected6.26E-002
GD-153Not Detected8.93E-002
HG-203Not Detected2.87E-002
I-131Not Detected2.86E-002
IR-192Not Detected2.32E-002
K-402.35E+0013.11E+0002.25E-001
MN-52Not Detected3.25E-002
MN-54Not Detected2.88E-002
MO-99Not Detected3.28E-001
NA-22Not Detected3.56E-002
NA-24Not Detected2.77E-001
ND-147Not Detected1.85E-001
NI-57Not Detected6.93E-002
RU-103Not Detected2.41E-002
RU-106Not Detected2.32E-001
SB-122Not Detected5.73E-002
SB-124Not Detected2.48E-002
SB-125Not Detected7.09E-002
SN-113Not Detected3.07E-002
SR-85Not Detected3.06E-002
TA-182Not Detected1.27E-001
TA-183Not Detected4.28E-001
TL-201Not Detected2.30E-001
Y-88Not Detected2.14E-002
ZN-65Not Detected8.24E-002
ZR-95Not Detected4.74E-002
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RankCountryPercentages of Women
1Norway52.6 % (10/19)
2Sweden52.2% (12/2
3Finland50.0% (9/18)
3Iceland50.0% (4/8)
4Cape Verde47.1% (8/17)
5Austria46.2% (6/13)
5Nicaragua46.2% (6/13)
6Bolivia45.5% (10/22)
7Switzerland42.9% (3/7)
8Belgium41.7% (5/12)
9Ecuador40.0% (12/30)
9Liechtenstein40.0% (2/5)
9South Africa40.0% (14/35)
10Denmark39.1% (9/23)
11Venezuela37.8% (12/31)
12Lesotho36.8% (7/19)
13Burundi34.8% (8/23)
14Colombia33.3% (5/15)
15Germany33.35 (5/15)
15Netherlands33.3% (4/12)
15Uganda32.1% (9/28)
16Rwanda32.0% (8/25)
17Gambia31.3% (5/16)
18Benin30.8% (8/26)
19Latvia30.8% (4/13)
19Spain30.8 4 13
19Guyana29.4% (5/17)
19Panama29.4% (5/17)
20Costa Rica29.2% (7/24)
73rdEthiopia*9.7% (3/31)
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Somatic Depression Symptoms
Sleeping problemsFatigueAbnormal appetitePsychomotor abnormalities
OR (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)p-valueOR (95% CI)p-value
Unadjusted Model
PLP <20nmol/L2.82 (1.68, 4.72)<0.0011.96 (1.33, 2.90)0.0012.94 (1.68, 5.13)<0.0012.63 (1.04, 6.65)0.04
PLP 20-29.91.45 (0.89, 2.37)0.131.24 (0.73, 2.11)0.421.53 (0.86, 2.72)0.140.71 (0.27, 1.83)0.46
PLP ≥30 nmol/Lrefrefrefref
Adjusted Model
PLP <20nmol/L1.60 (0.52, 4.90)0.400.96 (0.58, 1.58)0.850.79 (0.25, 2.57)0.692.02 (0.45, 9.09)0.35
PLP 20-29.91.10 (0.63, 1.94)0.730.68 (0.31, 1.48)0.321.11 (0.60, 2.07)0.730.21 (0.03, 1.34)0.10
PLP ≥30 nmol/Lrefrefrefref
+ +Adjusted model includes age, ethnicity, smoking, oral contraceptive use, sleep duration, physical activity, body mass index, CRP and mutually adjusted for the sum of the remaining depression items. + +145 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/371cfed48826fdffb18d9e1d5a9010ab0ccf_pg10_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/371cfed48826fdffb18d9e1d5a9010ab0ccf_pg10_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..14d9901652f53b54c6fc12e747871cbfa8ce6b8e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/371cfed48826fdffb18d9e1d5a9010ab0ccf_pg10_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +Table 1. Norm Types + +
Norm TypeExamplesLevelMoral ReachContestation
Fundamental Type 1Human rights; Rule of law; DemocracyMacroWideMore
Organizing Principle Type 2Responsibility to Protect (UN); Rule of law mechanism (EU); Qualified majority voting (EU)MesoMediumMedium
Standardized Procedures, Regulations Type 3Responsibility to protect pillars; Specific rule of law implementation; Electoral rulesMicroNarrowLess
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T U CodeLithologyMorphologySlope (degree) Soil typeSoil thick. (cm.)Soil texture
1Dcrc/G3SDaciteRidge> 30A 3222/sc< 40Sand
2D/Grcc/G4FDaciteRidge> 30A 3222/eecc< 40Sand
3Dvacc/C6MDaciteValley0 - 8A 1452/ecc> 90Mud
4B/D/Glacc/F4FAndeciteSlope> 30A 1442/eecc> 90Sand
5Dvac/C8MDaciteValley0 - 8A 1342/ec> 90Sand
6D/Glacc/F4FDaciteSlope> 30A 1442/eecc> 90Sand
7Bvac/D6MBasaltValley8 - 15A 1452/ec> 90Mud
8Blac/F4SDaciteSlope> 30A 1452/9bsc> 90Mud
9Bocc/E4MBasaltHill15 - 30A 1452/ec> 90Mud
10Dcrc/G3SDaciteRidge> 30A 3202/sc< 40Gravel
11Bvac/C5MBasaltValley0 - 8A 1452/ec> 90Mud
12Blac/F4FBasaltSlope> 30A 1442/ecc> 90Sand
13Btecc/C4MBasaltTerrace0 - 8A 1452/ecc> 90Mud
14Gcrc/G4SGraniteRidge> 30A 1442/secc> 90Sand
15Bocc/E4FBasaltHill15 - 30A 1452/ecc> 90Mud
16Bcrc/G3SBasaltRidge> 30A 1452/lec> 90Mud
17Glec/C5MGraniteTerrace0 - 8A 1452/ec> 90Mud
18B/Drcc/G4FBasaltRidge> 30A 2452/9beec40 - 90Mud
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Primer nameaSequence (5′-3′)Amplified length (bp)Nucleotide position rangeTm b (°C)
PDCoV-1-FACATGGGGGACTAAAGATAAAATTATAGC3,3001–330058
PDCoV-3300-RGCTCATCGCCTACATCAGTG3,3001–330058
PDCoV-3091-FCGGATTTAAAACCACAGACT1,7703091–486051
PDCoV-4860-RACGACTTTACGAGGATGAAT1,7703091–486051
PDCoV-4741-FCTCCTGTACAGGCCTTACAA1,6804741–642055
PDCoV-6420-RTCACACGTATAGCCCTGCTGA1,6804741–642055
PDCoV-6291-FCTCAATGCAGAAGACCAGTC1,7516291–804153
PDCoV-8041-RCAGCTTGGTCTTAAGACTCT1,7516291–804153
PDCoV-7920-FGGTACTGCTTCTGATAAGGAT1,7417920–966053
PDCoV-9660-RTAGGTACAGTTGTGAACCGA1,7417920–966053
PDCoV-9463-FTACTCTTCACAGCCTTCAC1,6689463–1113051
PDCoV-11130-RGCAAATCCAGGACCCATAGTAG1,6689463–1113051
PDCoV-10560-FCGCTACACTATTGTGAAGAA2,28810560–1284752
PDCoV-12847-RTTCGTAGGGCTCAAGATA2,28810560–1284752
PDCoV-12301-FTCCAGATGACCGTTGCGTAT2,65212301–1495255
PDCoV-14952-RCCAACAGAGTCGGGTAAA2,65212301–1495255
PDCoV-14703-FCACCCATAACGAAGAACC2,48314703–1718554
PDCoV-17185-RCCGATGAGTGTCGTAGCG2,48314703–1718554
PDCoV-17165-FTGCCGCTACGACACTCAT2,03917165–1920356
PDCoV-19203RTCCGCTAAAGGAGAATAGGTTG2,03917165–1920356
PDCoV-18485-FTGCTACCCAATCTTACAGT2,59518485–2107953
PDCoV-21079-RGCAAATACTCCGTCTGAAC2,59518485–2107953
PDCoV-20761-FGTCTTACCGTGTGAAACCCC3,06520761–2382555
PDCoV-23825-RAACCACGAGACTGTAAGCAA3,06520761–2382555
PDCoV-23804-FTTTTGCTTACAGTCTCGTGGTT1,61623804–2541955
Oligo(dT)TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT1,61623804–2541955
+ +a Each primer was designed based on the HKU15-155 strain (GenBank accession number JQ065043). + +b Tm, melting temperature. + +genomic structure of the two PDCoVs contained the following gene order: 5′ untrans- +lated region (UTR), open reading frame 1a/1b (ORF 1a/1b), spike glycoprotein (S), +envelope (E), membrane (M), nonstructural protein 6 (Nsp6), nucleocapsid (N), Nsp7, +and 3′ UTR. The sizes of these genes of the PDCoV strain CH-01 were 539, 18,788, +3,480, 252, 654, 285, 1,029, 603, and 392 nt, respectively. The PDCoV strain HNZK-02 +contained an 18,803-nt ORF1a/1b, which had a 6-nt and 9-nt insert at nucleotide +positions 1739 and 2804, respectively, compared with that of the CH-01 strain (the +nucleotide positions were numbered according to the entire genome sequence of +PDCoV CH-01). The other genes in strain HNZK-02 had the same sizes as those of the +PDCoV CH-01 strain. + +The identities of PDCoV nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequences were +aligned and analyzed using the Clustal W program of DNAStar 7.0 green. The two +sequenced PDCoV strains have nucleotide identities from 98.1% to 99.4% with the +Chinese epidemic PDCoV strains (GenBank accession numbers KP757892, KR131621, +MF280390, KU981062, and KP757890) and nucleotide identities from 98.9% to 99.0% +with some U.S. PDCoV strains (GenBank accession numbers KJ481931, KJ462462, +KJ567050, and KJ769231). + +The sequence data of the two PDCoV strains will facilitate future research on the +epidemiology and evolutionary biology of PDCoV in China. + +**Data availability.** The complete genome sequences of the two PDCoV strains +(HNZK-02 and CH-01) have been deposited in GenBank under the accession numbers +MH708123 and KX443143. + +## **ACKNOWLEDGMENTS** + +This study was supported by funds from the National Key Research and Develop- +ment Program of China (2016YFD0500102-1 and 2018YFD0500100) and the National +Natural Science Foundation of China (31772773 and U1704231). + +Volume 8 Issue 10 e01517-18 + +mra.asm.org 2 + +Downloaded from http://mra.asm.org/ on March 28, 2019 by guest \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/426df27cf990a3426b9e0731ad346f28184f_pg9_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/426df27cf990a3426b9e0731ad346f28184f_pg9_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d3e4dced14a0cd77570546040545c0651757efc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/426df27cf990a3426b9e0731ad346f28184f_pg9_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,370 @@ +_VZA ile İllerin Gelişmişlik Düzeylerinin Karşılaştırılması / 33 + +Tablo 3b. VZA Modelleri Sonuç Tablosu (Model 8-13) + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Model
Karar Verici8910111213
Adana1111,046711,043411
Adıyaman1111,0511911
Afyon1111,541061,076391,045649
Ağrı1111,318851,264951
Amasya1111,280961,058851,022508
Ankara111111
Antalya1111,4307111
Artvin1111,4910911,007514
Aydın1111,493131,073691,026687
Balıkesir1111,381291,099501,032287
Bilecik1111,0482411
Bingöl1111,052051,048191
Bitlis1111,095041,042221,009834
Bolu1111,3227311
Burdur1111,2759111,016762
Bursa1111,039271,015891,013623
Çanakkale1111,629461,013741,023463
Çankırı1111,2550311
Çorum1111,190001,073071,005721
Denizli1,008831,0088311,585371,105241,050857
Diyarbakır1111,179131,179131
Edirne1111,295711,025931,022651
Elazığ1111,067101,038481,029292
Erzincan1111,258461,032191
Erzurum1111,104071,030461,00846
Eskişehir111111
Gaziantep111111
Giresun1111,176781,032591,018418
Gümüshane1111,612421,006771,00497
Hakkari1111,034651,034651
Hatay1,003431,0034311,704341,251831,074564
Isparta1111,2840011,030565
İçel1111,227831,085361
İstanbul111111
İzmir111111
Kars1111,615591,207821
Kastamonu1111,429691,246071,003236
Kayseri1,005061,005061,0050571,108791,086661,014579
Kırklareli1111,3203111,025268
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Ligament injuryTear type and recommended treatment
ACLReconstruction for grade III tears. Repair for bony avulsions from the tibia in pediatric or young adult patients
PCLReconstruction for grade III tears with combined injury (i.e., bicruciate, collateral) or repair of bony tibial avulsion fractures
PLCReconstruction of grade III injuries and repair of displaced bony avulsions and retracted soft tissue avulsions of the biceps femoris.
MCLGenerally, nonsurgical treatment is performed for isolated grade III injuries. If combined with an ACL tear, may attempt initial nonsurgical treatment. Tibial-based MCL tears are less likely to heal without residual laxity when treated nonsurgically, and reconstruction is recommended.
Multi-ligamentSurgical treatment with reconstruction of cruciate ligaments and reconstruction of collateral/corner injuries. Early intervention is associated with improved outcomes. Staged treatment is associated with higher failure rates.
+ +Abbreviations: ACL, anterior cruciate ligament; MCL, medial collateral ligament; PCL, posterior cruciate ligament; PLC, posterolateral corner. + +Multiple graft types and fixation devices are used. Ipsilat- +eral knee autografts, including bone-patellar tendon-bone +and hamstring tendons, are commonly used for reconstruc- +tion grafts in young patients. Allografts are usually reserved +for older patients and those with multiple ligament injuries. + +Fixation devices can be grouped based on the location and +device type. Interference screws may be used with bone +plugs or soft tissue grafts and may be metallic or a radiolu- +cent composite material (**–Fig. 9**). Alternatively, the graft +may be docked in a tunnel with extracortical fixation (i.e., a +suture button) (**–Fig. 10**). Another fixation option includes +surgical staples or screw-washer devices adjacent to the +nonarticular tunnel aperture (**–Fig. 9**). Suture anchors +may also be utilized for a soft tissue repair or ligament +reconstruction (**–Fig. 9**). Awareness of these fixation options +is important for evaluation of postoperative imaging char- +acteristics and potential complications such as loss of fixa- +tion with interference screws or inadequate deployment of +extracortical buttons. + +## **Senior Author’s Preferred Surgical Techniques** + +The intent of this section is not to serve as a technical manual +for surgical treatment but rather to describe surgical indi- +cations (**–Table 2**) as well as key aspects of commonly used +techniques and potential postoperative imaging findings + +(**–Table 3**). Full surgical technique details are available in +the specifically referenced articles (e.g., tunnel size, knee +fixation angle, order of graft fixation). Importantly, the native +anatomy guides the desired tunnel locations, and a thorough +understanding of the native anatomy is important for a +review of postoperative imaging. + +## **Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction** + +Reconstruction of the ACL is performed with a patellar +tendon autograft. Anatomical femoral and tibial tunnels10 +are created, and the graft is generally secured with titanium +interference screws in the femur and tibia (**–Fig. 9**). The +femoral tunnel should be positioned distal to the Blumensaat +line on lateral radiographs,28 and the tibial tunnel should be +adjacent to the anterior root attachment of the lateral +meniscus on axial MRI sections (**–Fig. 4**). Staples may be +utilized to secure the bone plug in a trough in cases of graft- +tunnel mismatch; occasionally one prong of the staple may +skive along the tibial shaft, which has no implications for the +clinical outcome. + +## **Posterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction** + +An arthroscopic-assisted double-bundle PCL reconstruction +recreates the anterolateral bundle (ALB) with an Achilles +tendon allograft and the posteromedial bundle (PMB) with a + +**Table 3** Postoperative radiographic and magnetic resonance imaging pearls + +
FindingPossible clinical scenario
Femoral and/or tibial tunnel widening on radiographs or MRICompromised integrity with graft tears that may require a two-stage revision with tunnel bone grafting followed by ligament reconstruction
Anteriorly placed PCL reconstruction tibial tunnelIatrogenic injury to the meniscal root(s)
ArthrofibrosisLimited motion and terminal extension
Graft impingementLigamentous laxity or instability and early failure; cyclops lesion
Subluxation on radiograph or MRIMay indicate graft laxity; stress radiographs should be obtained to quantify laxity
+ +Abbreviations: MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; PCL, posterior cruciate ligament. + +Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology Vol. 21 No. 2/2017 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/493cf8f12fa91a8b75001c9a43a22a308f0d_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/493cf8f12fa91a8b75001c9a43a22a308f0d_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..de9dcb4c2db3f346510959445259e45626dc5501 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/493cf8f12fa91a8b75001c9a43a22a308f0d_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +Telescope for vertebrate diversity + +253 + +**Table 1.** Number of species and zoogeographical endemicities in the nine zoological regions (endemicities are the ratios of endemics to total species) + +
All classesAmphibianBirdMammalReptile
Totals
Madagascar853143240136334
Hawaii8708610
New Zealand122382235
Australasia401552616106741205
Sub-Sahara5043629204610381330
Indo-Malaysia457271017808301252
Neotropics92592168368712292175
Palearctic36383761568905789
Nearctic1950267728481474
Endemics
Madagascar709140122126321
Hawaii3603600
New Zealand80340235
Australasia353251512856071125
Sub-Sahara427761815369191204
Indo-Malaysia2497565555438939
Neotropics81272092311010231902
Palearctic1353231211471440
Nearctic75819295258213
Ratios
Madagascar0.830.980.510.930.96
Hawaii0.41–0.420.00–
New Zealand0.661.000.491.001.00
Australasia0.880.980.800.900.93
Sub-Sahara0.850.980.750.890.91
Indo-Malaysia0.550.800.310.530.75
Neotropics0.880.960.840.830.87
Palearctic0.370.610.130.520.56
Nearctic0.390.720.130.540.45
+ +occurs in more than one zoological region, we count it as present in each region in which it lives. + +## **Statistical methods** + +We transformed the variables S and AE to common logarithms. Then we performed univariate and bivariate linear regressions and calculated the usual statistics: intercepts, coefficients, probabilities, and R2-values. We excluded Hawaii from the regression analyses for Amphibia and Reptilia because these classes are not found in that zoological region. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/4fafd7de9caa1cf3c0fad313d7bb24b2e685_pg9_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/4fafd7de9caa1cf3c0fad313d7bb24b2e685_pg9_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..430a0c4c17f037ce71ab5814d39098c604ca7613 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/4fafd7de9caa1cf3c0fad313d7bb24b2e685_pg9_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +The rational function ψs+2(−hA) is uniformly bounded and satisfies ψs+2(0) = +0 due to (15a). The second and third term of (16) are thus bounded as in the +previous theorem. For the term with ψs+1, we use the fact that due to (12) +and (15b) + +ψs+1(−hA) = ψs+1(−hA) −ψs+1(0) = hA · ψs+1(−hA) + +with ψ(1) s+1(0) = 0. Thus, we have + +hs+1ψs+1(−hA)f(s)(tn) = hs+1+βψs+1(−hA)(h~A)1−β · A~−1 · Ãβ f(s)(tn). + +With the help of Lemma 2, this term can be bounded in the desired way, +which concludes the proof. □ + +**Remark** The restriction to β≤1 in Theorem 3 was made just for simplicity. +If the source term has higher spatial regularity, and if further conditions of +the type (15) are fulfilled, then we can also show higher temporal order of +convergence. The additional conditions can be derived by expanding the defect +in (16) even further, and it can be shown as in Lemma 3 that they are implied +by the underlying quadrature rule being of higher order. In particular, full +(classical) order is achieved for sufficiently smooth source term with periodic +boundary conditions. + +**Example** To illustrate the sharpness of the bounds in Theorem 3, we consider +the linear parabolic problem + +∂U ∂t (x, t) − ∂2U ∂x2 (x, t) = (2 + x(1 −x) et + +(17) + +for x ∈[0, 1] and t ∈[0, 1], subject to homogeneous Dirichlet boundary condi- +tions. For the initial value x(1 −x), the exact solution is U(x, t) = x(1 −x) et. + +We discretize this problem in space by standard finite differences, and in time +by the exponential 2-stage Gauss method, respectively. The numerically ob- +served temporal orders of convergence in different norms are displayed in Ta- +ble 1. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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+ +Table 1 + +Numerically observed temporal orders of convergence in different norms for dis- +cretizations with N spatial degrees of freedom and h = 1/128. + +The attainable value of β in Theorem 3 relies on the characterization of the +domains of fractional powers of elliptic operators. The source function in (17) + +9 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/53d3f304da5d1943dd4f650937f7cdbfda90_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/53d3f304da5d1943dd4f650937f7cdbfda90_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..46d74b02587340c6e82dfde2c25713f4adc1ebbe --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/53d3f304da5d1943dd4f650937f7cdbfda90_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,172 @@ +3386 J. Acoust. Soc. Am., Vol. 100, No. 5, November 1996 A. Rouco and D. Recasens: EMA and EPG data 3386 + +FIG. 2. Linguopalatal contact patterns used in the experiment differing in amount and distribution of electrode activation. (Top left) 0 ‘‘on’’ electrodes, (top right) 22 ‘‘on’’ electrodes as for an alveolar stop; (middle) 40 and 62 ‘‘on’’ electrodes as for a palatal fricative and for an alveolopalatal stop respectively; (bottom) 30 ‘‘on’’ electrodes at the palate sides and 32 ‘‘on’’ electrodes at the palate center. + +average was subtracted from the measurement value with palate. The same operation was repeated two more times. Data for each subtraction operation were averaged across all temporal frames of each sweep and the resulting averages were averaged among themselves. + +Second, two sets of three 5-s sweeps were recorded with the magazine parallel to an artificial palate with 62 activated + +electrodes; two distance conditions, i.e., 6–7 mm and 4–5 cm, were tested in this case. In a real speech production setting, the tongue coils touch the palate surface and thus the linguopalatal distance is smaller than 6–7 mm; this distance condition was not tested in the present experiment since a mold was needed to create contact activation on the artificial palate. It is hypothesized that the two unrealistic distance conditions tested here should provide information about possible effects in a real speech production setting, provided they yielded analogous coil distortion values. + +The average data were subtracted from the values obtained with the artificial palate subject to no electrode activation (i.e., with 0 ‘‘on’’ electrodes). The reason for choosing a nonactivated palate instead of no palate as reference condition was the difficulty of pulling out the artificial palate from the magazine without affecting the position of the coils when the former was parallel to the latter. + +The data were obtained in a similar fashion to the perpendicular case: Each relevant measurement was preceded and followed by a reference measurement taken with the artificial palate subject to no contact activation (i.e., with 0 ‘‘on’’ electrodes). The preceding and following reference measurements were averaged and subtracted from the relevant measurement. This operation was repeated three times. The three resulting values were averaged among themselves following the procedure for the perpendicular condition. + +In order to find out whether the transducer coils would interfere with the linguopalatal contact pattern, the second author of this paper read a list of sequences with an artificial palate in place both with and without three coils attached to the midline of the tip, blade, and dorsum. The fast setting glass ionomer cement ESPE Ketac Bond was used for attaching the coils to the tongue surface (the cement extended about 1mm around the coils). The tongue tip coil was placed + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Mold0 electrodes22 electrodes40 electrodes62 electrodes
1(0,0,01)(0,0)(−0.04,0,04)(−0.07,0,06)(−0.03,0,08)
0.0100.060.090.08
2(−0.01,0)(−0.02,0,02)(−0.04,0,07)(−0.04,0,05)(−0.04,0,08)
0.010.030.080.060.09
3(−0.02,0,02)(0,0,06)(−0.08,0,07)(−0.11,0,07)(−0.12,0,13)
0.030.060.110.130.18
4(0,0)(−0.06,−0.04)(−0.08,0,09)(−0.13,0,13)(−0.15,0,15)
00.070.120.180.21
5(−0.05,0,02)(−0.05,0,03)(−0.10,0,09)(−0.17,0,10)(−0.16,0,11)
0.050.060.130.200.19
6(−0.04,−0.01)(−0.03,0,05)(−0.09,0,08)(−0.08,0,09)(−0.10,0,12)
0.040.060.120.120.16
7(−0.05,0,05)(−0.01,0,06)(−0.07,0,08)(−0.10,0,08)(−0.12,0,10)
0.070.060.110.130.16
8(−0.03,0,04)(−0.03,0,07)(−0.05,0,10)(−0.05,0,08)(−0.07,0,10)
0.050.080.110.090.12
9(0.04,−0.01)(0,0,07)(−0.03,0,06)(−0.04,0,09)(−0.02,0,09)
0.040.070.070.100.09
+ +TABLE I. Effects on coil position from differences in contact size on an artificial palate placed perpendicularly to the magazine. They are reported as a function of coil position number (1–9; see Fig. 1) and contact size (0, 22, 40, and 62 electrode activation; see Fig. 2, top and middle); effects for the mold condition alone are also given. Values (in mm) represent differences in coil position between the mold and contact size conditions, on the one hand, and a condition involving no artificial palate or mold, on the other hand. They were averaged across sweeps and artificial palates for the _x_ and _y_ components (within parentheses) and for the Euclidean distance r (below). \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/587a1f5a89db9e04752baea0b4f94a364b7a_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/587a1f5a89db9e04752baea0b4f94a364b7a_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..63154f33c15023214ddca6cd4d2b6fb0cedfacde --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/587a1f5a89db9e04752baea0b4f94a364b7a_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +The SPIE NCU student chapter will support the 7th Vacuum and Surface Sciences Conference of Asia and Australia. The 7th Vacuum and Surface Sciences Conference of Asia and Australia (VASSCAA-7) will be held from October 5th (Sunday) to 9th (Thursday), 2014 at National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan. + +Abstract Submission _VASSCAA-7_ _7th Vacuum and Surface Sciences Conference of Asia and Australia October 5 - 9, 2014, Hsinchu Taiwan_ + +IBM Almaden Research Center, USA + +Pyhsics Department at National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan + +Kanazawa University, Japan + +Leader of Accelerator Section II, Accelerator Division, J-PARC Center, Japan \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/58ad80719a0d3473e065a3ead02d758e08b6_pg10_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/58ad80719a0d3473e065a3ead02d758e08b6_pg10_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9b671c60cb45cf63673cb14b2300549adb370374 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/58ad80719a0d3473e065a3ead02d758e08b6_pg10_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +## 1.1.2 Enflasyon + +IMF, “World Economic Outlook” Ekim-2018 raporunda enflasyonun yüksek enerji fiyatlarına rağmen gelişmiş ve gelişmekte olan ülkelerde Venezuela hariç hedeflerin altında gerçekleştiğini vurgulandı. + +Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Hazine ve Maliye Bakanlığı’nın yayınladığı 2019-2021 Orta Vadeli Program’da (OVP) enflasyon oranının 2019 yılında %15.9, 2020 yılında %9.8 ve 2021 yılında ise %6.0 seviyesinde gerçekleşmesi hedeflenmiştir. 2018 yılında ise Türkiye’de enflasyon %20.3 olarak gerçekleşmiştir (tablo 1, Grafik 3). + +\* Gerçekleşme rakamları + +Kaynak: IMF, World Economic Outlook, Ekim 2018, TC Kalkınma Bakanlığı-OVP(2019-2021), Devlet Planlama Örgütü + +4 + +**TABLO-1 TÜKETİCİ FİYATLARI (YILLIK ORTALAMA, %)** + +
2017TAHMİN
2018201920202021
Gelişmiş Ülkeler1.72.01.92.02.0
ABD2.12.42.12.32.2
Euro Bölgesi1.51.71.71.81.9
Almanya1.71.81.82.12.3
Fransa1.21.91.81.81.8
İtalya1.31.31.41.51.6
İspanya2.01.81.81.91.9
Japonya0.51.21.31.71.1
İngiltere2.72.52.22.02.0
Kanada1.62.62.22.12.1
Diğer Gelişmiş Ülkeler1.51.71.81.92.0
Yeni Sanayileşen Asya Ülkeleri2.43.03.23.33.3
Gelişmekte Olan Ülkeler4.35.05.24.64.3
Türkiye (Yıl sonu itibarıyla)11.920.3*15.99.86.0
KKTC (Yıl sonu itibarıyla)14.730.0*16.710.59.5
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/6046455b109ea0774ecc1d7a86fe30f12863_pg5_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/6046455b109ea0774ecc1d7a86fe30f12863_pg5_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0fed427e21084515a5ebddfb5e11e238fb7f15e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/6046455b109ea0774ecc1d7a86fe30f12863_pg5_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +080 Afr. J. Agric. Mark. + +*T-values in parenthesis; ** denotes significance at 1% level.** + +Source: SPSS Regression output from dunnhumby data (2011-2013). + +for exported Ghanaian yam on UK supermarket. It is worth noting that retail sales value driven by price increases is not sustainable unless it occurs with improved product quality. The obvious focus of the industry will be to attract more customers to the market. + +## Marketing strategies and export policy implications + +In terms of marketing implications the findings of the study could inform what marketing strategies will be effective for future success. Managers of exported yam portfolio have the option of concentrating efforts on existing customers and/or exploring market expansion. Shopper loyalty indicators such as repeat rate of purchasing yam, amount of money spent per customer and number of tubers purchased per customer collectively support the option of focusing on improving existing customer satisfaction towards maintaining and enhancing customer loyalty. There is however the alternative to aggressively pursue strategies to attract new customers through in-store as well as external marketing communication methods, such as sales promotion, in-store tasters, provision of more nutritional information and introduction of a specialised isle for exotic roots and tuber products. + +competition and requirements from buyers in Europe and Northern America. + +## Limitations and areas for future research + +The findings of the current study are based on a year-on-year comparison and regression analysis of two years of dunnhumby loyalty card data from Tesco, which is representative of the UK grocery food shopper. The data is however limited in the sense that the greater amount of Ghanaian yam exported are retailed by relatively smaller Afro-Caribbean and Asian shops across the UK. Thus, a study capturing yam customers from smaller ethnic shops would provide important insight that will complement the findings of this study. Secondly, the model for the regression analysis concentrated on number of customers, price and distribution; other marketing factors which are not accounted for in this study could contribute to supermarket retail sales growth of yam in the UK. Therefore, assessing the roles of additional factors such as promotion and provenance (country of produce of yam) could provide useful insights that will inform adopting appropriate marketing strategies to sustain the yam export market. + +## REFERENCES + +Aidoo R, Nimoh F, Bakang JA, Ohene-Yankyera K, Fialor SC, Mensah JO, Abaidoo RC (2012). Estimation of Margins and Efficiency in the Ghanaian Yam Marketing Chain. Asian J. Agric. Rural Dev., 2(2): pp.226-234. + +Ajzen I (1991). The theory of planned behaviour. Org. Beh. Human Decision Process, 50(1): pp.179-211. + +Ajzen I, Fishbein M (1980), Belief, Attitude, Intention, and Behaviour: An Introduction to Theory and Research, Addision-Wesley, Reading. + +Amanze NJ, Agbo NJ, Eke-Okoro ON, Njoku DN (2011). Selection of yam seeds from open pollination for adoption in yam (Dioscorea rotundata Poir) production zones in Nigeria. J. Plant Breeding and Crop Sci. 3(4): pp.68-73. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Marketing FactorModel I:
Volume of sale model*		Model II:
Value of sale model
Ln_Price-0.005 (-0.527)0.420 (71.380)***
Ln_Distribution points0.001(0.022)0.001 (-0.014)
Ln_Number of customers1.002 (16.277)***0.616 (16.367)***
Constant-0.024 (-0.181)-0.027 (-0.205)
Model diagnostics:Adjusted R2=0.978;
F=13820 (df=101;sig @0.000)		Adjusted R2=0.988; (df=101;sig @0.000_
+ +** 3.** Regression results. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/6130975d8b7c4f5bf39f0afa041776f8e07f_pg11_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/6130975d8b7c4f5bf39f0afa041776f8e07f_pg11_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7bbe95c3ec4ef8c99c7ee36a19c4e0bd9bc6da14 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/6130975d8b7c4f5bf39f0afa041776f8e07f_pg11_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +Growth rate of micrometre cracks + +2915 + +Table 1. Specification of the test and relevant samples + +
No. of blind holes123
Thickness of bottom of blind hole (mm)0.6421.3612.258
Speed of flyer (m/s)172
Tensile stress (MPa)1470
Duration of tensile stress (μs)0.260.500.80
Number of microcracks (no./mm2)324454722
+ +polished with an Abramin automatic grinding and polishing machine. Then, with a Quan- +tum 520 image analysis system, damaged regions on the surfaces were examined. For each +sample, microcracks in about 10-20 viewfields of 0.025 mm2 each were counted and summed +to reduce fluctuations resulting from mesoscopic inhomogeneities. Figure 3 shows the +design and dimensions of the flyer used in the case study. Table 1 lists specifications of the +test and relevant samples. Figure 4 shows the sequential pictures of microcracks on sectional +surfaces of samples (<0.1 μs, 0.26 μs, 0.5 μs and 0.8 μs, respectively). + +To estimate possible errors involved in measurements of microcracks in the test, some +preliminary measurements were made. Firstly, the transverse isotropy and homogeneity of +the aluminium alloy plate were examined. On the plate surface grains were found to be +roughly equiaxial, with ellipticity (∼0.91). Whilst the ellipticity of grains on two sectioned +surfaces perpendicular to each other are both 1.8 (Han, 1993). Then, from an arbitrary +point on the plate surface we drew a straight line and counted the number of grains the line +passed. The measurements showed that the grain number is independent of orientations of +the straight line with variation less than 5% (Ling and Bai, 1994). These results justify +statistical equivalence of measurements on different sectioned surfaces. + +Then, possible sources of scatter and errors were estimated. The scatter of numbers of +second phase particles measured on different sectional surfaces is about 5.2% (Han, 1993), +whereas numbers of microcracks in tested samples of different shots with similar loading +conditions have greater variation, up to 10-20%, even to 40%. Nevertheless, statistical +features of the obtained data are similar (Luo, 1988). Finally, the variation from sectional +to volumetrical transformation was examined numerically. By taking parameters similar to +our tests i.e. the total microdamage on the sectional surface is 103/mm2 and the typical size +of microdamage is 10 μm, the variation involved in the transformation (25) is 3% (Bai et +al., 1993). Thus, we thought that our experimental data were representative. + +Before going further, we should also examine the scatter of obtained data in the case +study. For each sample, e.g. that of 0.2 μs, we have 36 × 24,663 μm2 ≈ 0.88 mm2 viewfields. +The deduced rate of nucleation are also listed in Table 1. The least square fitting gives the +nucleation rate of 928/mm2 μs. So, except for an overshoot at the beginning, the nucleation +rate of microcracks seems to be time-independent in the time range up to 0.8 μs. This +qualitatively agrees with simulations, in which just before EIC, only very few coalescences +occur. Therefore, we thought that the model of ideal microcracks, i.e. negligible coalescence +and annihilation, works in the case study. + +Figure 5 shows the sectional number density distributions of microcracks m(t, c', σ0) +appearing at different time intervals. The Fourier approximation technique is applied to +eliminate fluctuations. Figure 6 shows the smoothed number density distributions +m(t, c', σ0) and nucleation rate mN(c', σ0). Figure 7 shows the volumetric distribution +n(t, c, σ0) and nN(c0, σ0) completed in accord with the equation of transformation and its +solution (24) and (25). Figure 8 demonstrates that the average growth rate of microcracks +A is dependent upon the size c as well as time t derived from eqn (10). This is not physically +meaningful. Figure 9 shows the growth rate of microcracks V versus the size c and the +nucleation size co in our experimental range from 0.26 μs to 0.80 μs. Figure 10 provides the +growth rate of microcracks V as a function of co/c in the same range of time, but unfor- +tunately it was found that unlike the expressions derived by Mott (1948), Berry (1974) and +others, the physical growth rate V is not the unique fluctuation of co/c. Finally Fig. 11 +shows that the data of growth rate V collapse to a function of a single variable—incremental \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/7772a40a9b783abb88fe1a47252b09c40e0e_pg6_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/7772a40a9b783abb88fe1a47252b09c40e0e_pg6_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1198f20e75ce6479fabc066b23a0cc9b3bb0a4f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/7772a40a9b783abb88fe1a47252b09c40e0e_pg6_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,420 @@ +Lusk AC, _et al. Inj Prev_ 2015;**21:221–230. doi:10.1136/injuryprev-2014-041317 + +225 + +**Table 1** State templates and inclusion of bicycle information + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
State (date of most recent report)Pedal cyclist codePotential impact point of motor vehiclePotential impact point of bicyclePedal cycle- specific location codePedal cycle- specific action codePedal cycle clothing or light codePedal cycle sobriety/physical conditionHelmet codeBike-specific path of travel in diagram and bike manoeuvre
Alabama (1991)Yes11 (8 sides)NoYesYesConstraining clothingNoNo (motor cycle)No
Alaska (2001)Yes9 (8 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Arizona (2008)Yes14 (8 sides)NoYesNoNoNoYesNo
Arkansas (2000)Yes10 (8 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
California (2003)YesNoNoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Colorado (2006)Yes20 (16 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Connecticut (2001 and 1994)YesNoNoNoNoHigh visibility clothing (1994)NoYes (1994)No
Delaware (1988)Yes15 (12 sides)NoNoNoNoNoNo (motor cycle)No
District of Columbia (2011)Yes18 (12 sides)NoNoNoNoNoNoNo
Florida (2001)Yes20 (14 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Georgia (2003)Yes15 (12 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Hawaii (1996)Yes10 (8 sides)NoYesYesNoNoNoNo
Idaho (2011)Yes14 (12 sides)NoYesYesNoNoYesNo
Illinois (2009)Yes12 (8 sides)NoYesYesConstraining clothing, reflective material, lightNoYesNo
Indiana (2003)Yes10 (8 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Iowa (2001)Yes10 (8 sides)NoYesYesReflective clothing, lightNoYesNo
Kansas (2009)Yes22 (16 sides)NoNoNoReflective clothingNoNo (motor cycle)No
Kentucky (2000)YesNoneNoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Louisiana (2005)Yes17 (12 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Maine (2010)Yes12 sidesNo motorcycleYesYesYes and manoeuvresNoYesYes manoeuvre
Maryland (2006)Yes23 (16 sides)NoNoNoClothing not visibleYesYesNo
Massachusetts (2012)Yes9 (8 sides)NoYesYesReflective clothing LightingNoYesYes
Michigan (2010)Yes10 (8 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
Minnesota (2008)Yes12 (8 sides)NoNoYesNoNoYesNo
MississippiYes18 (16 sides)NoNoNoReflective clothingNoYesNo
Missouri (2012)Yes19 (14 sides)NoNoNoNoNoYesNo
MontanaYesNo diagramNoYesNoNoNoYesNo
Nebraska (2011)Yes10 (8 sides)NoNoNoNoNoCostume helmetNo
Nevada (2004)Yes10 (8 sides)Yes 8 sidesYes (lane, route, path)NoReflective clothing LightingNoYesNo
New Hampshire (2013)Yes17 (14 sides)NoNoYesNoNoYesNo
New Jersey (2010)Yes14 (12 sides)NoNoYesNoNoYesNo
New Mexico (1997)Yes14 (12 sides)NoNoYesNoYesNoNo
New York (2004)Yes14 (12 sides)NoYesYesNoNoYesNo
+ +Continued + +**Original article** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8160caa0f0e21fbd0ef674de8759df133ccf_pg12_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8160caa0f0e21fbd0ef674de8759df133ccf_pg12_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..295c7e3576c95e8a07dab6a52103718666398b59 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8160caa0f0e21fbd0ef674de8759df133ccf_pg12_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +## Instrument Specification + +MOST + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
SpecificationDesign value
Field-of-View (hexagon)~4.8 degree2 (ø>2.7°)
Multiplex fiber positioner~2400
Medium Resolution Spectrographs (2x)
# Fibres Passband Velocity accuracy		R~5000–7000 1600 fibres 390-930 nm < 2 km/s
High Resolution Spectrograph (1x)
# Fibres Passband Velocity accuracy		R~20,000 800 fibres 392-437 & 515-572 & 605-675 nm < 1 km/s
# of fibers in Ø=2’ circle>3
Fibre diameterØ=1.4 arcsec
Area (first 5 year survey)>2h x 16,000 deg2
Number of science spectra (5 year)~75 million of 20 min
+ +4MOST | MOS in the Next Decade, La Palma, 2-6 March 2015 | Roelof de Jong + +14 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8a1262ef5c6a8dc813d13850a143ea7b7602_pg134_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8a1262ef5c6a8dc813d13850a143ea7b7602_pg134_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b12e777856c15aff033f7dd6ccf8211667ebf51f --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8a1262ef5c6a8dc813d13850a143ea7b7602_pg134_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +## **4.6.4 Learners’ computer literacy and utilisation of online electronic books** + +The study also explored the influence of learners’ computer literacy on utilisation of online electronic books. In order to accomplish this task, respondents were asked to indicate the extent to which learners’ computer literacy influenced utilisation of online electronic books. The results are summarised in Table 4.31. + +**Table 4.31: Learners’ computer literacy and utilisation of online electronic books** + +
As a result of computer
literacy able to use
online electronic books		Frequency (f)Percentage %Cumulative percent
Not at all6123.623.6
Less extent7930.450.0
Not sure5521.175.2
Great extent2210.685.7
Very great extent3714.3100.0
Total Mean259 2.61100.0
+ +On the basis of data shown in Table 4.31, it emerges that 61 (23.6%) and 79 (30.4%) respondents scored in the Not at all and less extent level respectively. The information in Table 4.31 also reveal that 22 (10.6%) and 37 (14.3%) respondents scored in the great extent and very great extent, respectively while 55(21.1%) said they were not sure. The data gives the impression that majority 140 (54%) respondents did not support the view that learners’ computer literacy influence utilisation of online electronic books compared to only, 59 (24.9%) respondents supporting the opinion. The implication of this finding is that there was less influence of learners’ computer literacy on utilisation of online electronic books among the distance learning standards at the University of Nairobi. + +113 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8b02fcbf9bc4d7bb680e85c1a3c40f7ef60f_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8b02fcbf9bc4d7bb680e85c1a3c40f7ef60f_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c6ed685dd1c87913e2be778ea8cb19e81d33743a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/8b02fcbf9bc4d7bb680e85c1a3c40f7ef60f_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +SIM UNIVERSITY + +**SECTION 4: Questionnaire** (please tick the relevant boxes and indicate the sources through which you came to know about this programme) + +Advertisement + +Fairs / Seminars + +Mailers + +Online + +Publications + +Word-of-mouth + +Others + +**SECTION 5: Selection of Courses** (please tick the course(s) that you are interested in and indicate whether you would like to enroll on the course(s) on an audit (A) or credit basis (C), by indicating A or C respectively.) + +Course Schedule is listed at www.unisim.edu.sg, under **Programmes >Graduate Studies> Community Leadership and Social Development > Master in Community Leadership and Social Development >Curriculum & Scheduling** Note: + +Audit – Class Attendance only. Assessment is not required of participant. + +Mail To: **SIM University**, Office of Graduate Studies, Level 6, 461 Clementi Road, Singapore 599491 email :graddip&master@unisim.edu.sg + +OGS/CCLSD/Jul2014 + +
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DistortionIntensityActual Parameters
TechnicalJPEG compression[0, ... +4, +5]
Defocus blur[0, ... +4, +5]
Motion blur[0, ... +4, +5]The editing library accepts the technical intensities as is.
Pixelate[0, ... +4, +5]
Gaussian noise[0, ... +4, +5]
Impulse noise[0, ... +4, +5]
StyleBrightness[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][−1.0, −0.8, ... , 0.8, 1.0]
Contrast[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][−1.0, −0.8, ... , 0.8, 1.0]
Saturation[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][−1.0, −0.8, ... , 0.8, 1.0]
Exposure[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][−3.0, −2.4, ... , 2.4, 3.0]
Shadows[-5, -4, ... , +2, +3][−100, −60, −20, 20, 40, 50, 60, 80,100]
Highlights[-3, -2, ... , +4, +5][−100, −80, −60, −50, −40, −20, 20, 60,100]
Temperature[-4, -3, ... , +4, +5][2000, 3000, 5000, 6000, 6500, 7000, 8000, 10 000, 14 000, 18 000]
Tint[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][0.75, 0.8, ... , 1.2,1.25]
Vibrance[-2, -1, ... , +3, +4][0, 20, 25, 40, 60, 80, 100]
CompositionRotation[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][10° ⊙, 8° ⊙, ... , 8° ⊙, 10° ⊙]
Horizontal crop[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5]We resize the image to 336px and then crop patches of size 224px from the resulting image. Intensity 0 is a centercrop, while a |intensity| == 5 results in a crop from the images’ border.
Vertical crop[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5]in a crop from the images’ border.
Left Diagonal crop[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][stretch along y-axis 100%, y80%, ... , x80%, stretch along x-axis 100%]
Right Diagonal crop[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5]
Image Ratio[-5, -4, ... , +4, +5][stretch along y-axis 100%, y80%, ... , x80%, stretch along x-axis 100%]
+ +Table 3. Actual parameters and implementation specifics for each distortion and intensity level. Technical parameters are passed to imagenet-c [12] and style parameters to darktable [37] while compositional distortions are implemented by us. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
most common classesmost common objects
classcountobjectcount
seashore3554person44301
alp2568car3186
lakeside2446cup2880
fountain2265bird2788
valley2011cell phone1749
miniskirt1455boat1618
gown1430dog1581
bikini1176potted plant1580
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sloth.bear2refrigerator31
affenpinscher2snowboard25
patas1skis23
Sealyham.terrier1hair dryer7
Japanese_spaniel1toaster7
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NameAffiliation
Mick HeduanTransport for London
Edward NobleLB Merton
David KennettLB Wandsworth
Roseline HoltSainsburys
Richard KingsburyLB Sutton
Stewart SaundersLB Croydon
Paul CroxonLB Croydon
Con O’BrienSouth London Business
Clive BarkerCSB Logistics
Clive SimmondsLB Croydon
Dick AllardLondon Forum
Clive WoodheadP F Whiteheads
Alan LuckingSELTRANS
Iain ForbesLB Bromley
Alan LewisTTR
Arnaud LagrangeTTR
Russ TrickerTTR
+ +## **Apologies** + +Gordon Telling & Freight Transport Association\\ +Natalie Chapman & Freight Transport Association\\ +Marc Dubet & LB Merton\\ +Alan Carroll & LB Sutton\\ +Stephen Potter & LB Croydon\\ +\end{tabular} + +## **Introduction** + +The meeting was designed to update the steering group on the progress made since the +last meeting and to discuss new streams of work for the future of the FQP. + +## **Legal Loading Initiative Implementation** + +RT quickly reviewed the main aim of the Legal Loading Initiative work, informing +the group that the six site reports have now been finished in consultation with the key +stakeholders in each of the areas which helped us to understand where the problems +exist with respect to loading and unloading. The reports include a list of +recommendations for each site to assist (un)loading conditions and these have been +proposed to the Boroughs involved. Since then plans have been made to try and +obtain likely costings and timescales for the recommended work to be completed. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/9921f236dc953b145dc2ff6bd7670c422212_pg349_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/9921f236dc953b145dc2ff6bd7670c422212_pg349_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eaff98080eeea386001e028c16e3e45cef57e037 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/9921f236dc953b145dc2ff6bd7670c422212_pg349_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +Appendix C – Analysis and discussion of case study results + +
Success Factor Category: Environment
Success Factor: Stable internal environment (strategic direction)
A stable internal environment in terms of strategic direction of the outsourcing bank influences ITO success. Firstly, environmental changes can obviate the need or can change the desire for ITO in general. A change in strategic direction against ITO can be caused by a new internal management too. Secondly, environmental stability supports the ability to define stable IT requirements for the lifetime of the ITO contract and thus avoids costly contractual amendments if possible at all.
+ +## Summary of case studies + +
Contract AContract BContract CContract DContract EContract FContract GContract HResult
RelevanceYesYesNoYesNoYesYesYesNo
WeightingPartly necessaryPartly necessaryPartly necessaryPartly necessaryPartly necessaryPartly necessary
Process Classification
⇒ PreparationX
⇒ SelectionX
⇒ ContractX
⇒ TransitionX
⇒ ExecutionXXXXXX
⇒ Post-deal
Comments
Contract B:The development of a new European market as a new business objective requires adaptations in the system (in particular registration). These individually necessary changes in the system are charged only to the bank.
Contract C:Customer ratings are a legal requirement (Basel II) in case of loan applications.
Contract D:Desired changes in the kind of customer data to be stored are implemented regularly.
Contract E:The demands on the system (accountancy, staff and goods economy) do not depend on the strategic direction.
Contract G:Currently the foundation of competence centre in the banking group (for IT with this ITO).
Contract H:Internal stability is better for a successful outsourcing, in particular as the external environment changes very quickly currently. But nevertheless, changes must be possible at additional costs.
+ +In cases C and E the system requirements are not dependent on the strategic objectives of the enterprise; hence, the success factor is not relevant in these cases. In cases A, B, D, F, G and H the stability of the strategic enterprise objectives is classified as partly necessary for the achievement of ITO success during the term of the ITO. In case B the development of a new European market required adaptations in the outsourced standard core banking system which could be implemented + +332 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/999ed7715c9aa3ecbc581ef816cb92add4ef_pg54_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/999ed7715c9aa3ecbc581ef816cb92add4ef_pg54_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b4436678e68179816d9e1169d8825375bf43a3f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/999ed7715c9aa3ecbc581ef816cb92add4ef_pg54_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +**52** + +Regulations and General Information + +## _(e) College Entertainments_ + +No charge may be made for admission to any party or entertainment in College or a hostel, nor may drinks be sold without permission. + +### _(f) Meals for special diets_ + +The Catering Department takes all dietary requirements seriously. If you have unique dietary requirements we suggest that you get in touch with the Head of Catering at catering@trin.cam.ac.uk. + +## 46. KITCHEN FIXED CHARGE (KFC) + +Unless there is a pressing medical or cultural (e.g. religious) reason why you can never take meals in Hall, a matter which you should discuss with your Tutor, you must, if you are an undergraduate, pay a contribution towards the overhead costs of catering. The charge in 2023-24 is £228.80 per term and will be added to the College’s termly bill. Postgraduate students do not have to pay this charge but are charged more than undergraduates for individual dinners and lunches taken. Such students may find it advantageous to elect to pay the KFC and take meals during that term at the undergraduate price. + +Kitchen Fixed Charge opt-out: students who are granted an exceptional dispensation may take the occasional special meal in Hall, but will be charged at a higher (graduate) level. + +## 47. PRICE OF MEALS + +Food items are charged individually; however, the _approximate_ costs for meals in Hall are currently as follows: + +
UndergraduatesPostgraduates
Breakfast£4.30£4.65
Two-course Lunch£4.85£6.60
Three-course Dinner£5.50£7.65
Formal Hall/BA DinnerH: £12.75 G: £17.35H: £11.45 G: £17.85
+ +Payments can be made with your University card and credit or debit cards. + +H = Host and G = Guest + +**RETURN TO CONTENTS** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/9e6a5b213e4fd5906842ebe6b0c5538e9e7b_pg12_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/9e6a5b213e4fd5906842ebe6b0c5538e9e7b_pg12_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0a91f2354eaeff206f5b777512f2e4f8ca3b6529 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/9e6a5b213e4fd5906842ebe6b0c5538e9e7b_pg12_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ +212 + +恒 屋 礼二郎 + +摺動面における潤滑状態で,流体潤滑限界は +hmin/Rmax>1 + +で規定される。ただし hmin≒最少油膜厚さ,Rmax +=摺動面両方のあらさの和である。ピストンリング +の計算においては,摩擦損失計算の過程で上記の判 +定を行い,それぞれの条件にて計算した。 + +## 3)時間平均 + +以上のようにして求めた摩擦損失は,時間の関数 +として得られ,1サイクルでは平均値として求める +必要がある。すなわち平均摩擦損失Hは, + +H = 1 (Tr+Tb)(∫Hrdt + Hbdt) + +ここで Tr=流体潤滑の継続時間 + +Tb=境界潤滑の継続時間 + +以上で計算した結果の中から,1例としてピストン +トップリングの最少油膜厚さと,摩擦損失動力の計算 +結果を図22に,計算の基礎としたピストンリングの摺 +動面潤滑模形を図23に示す。又種々のピストンリング +状態での摩擦損失を計算した結果を表2に示している。 +同表より,リング1本減少すれば摩擦損失は約8%減 +少すること,ダブルステップリング(図24)の場合の + + +axis[y]: リングの背圧 ΔP kg/cm2 +axis[y2]: ピストン速度マフッシ +bind: リングの背圧 ΔP kg/cm2 ; ; y +bind: ピストン速度マフッシ ; ; y2 + +
トップリング作動先件 (塊度・荷重っ変動力)
column_1リングの背圧 ΔP kg/cm2ピストン速度マフッシ
BDC00
DTC10010
BDC00
+ + + +axis[y]: リングの油膜受さ μm +bind: リングの油膜受さ μm ; ; y +annotation: callout ; label=リング・ラ行石針抗ミ 15μm + +
トップリングの油膜受さ
categoryリングの油膜受さ μm
BDC20
TDC0
BDC30
+ + + +axis[x]: ピストン位置 +axis[y]: リングの摩擦損失 PS/I率 +bind: ピストン位置 ; ; x +bind: リングの摩擦損失 PS/I率 ; ; y +annotation: reference_line ; label=流体润滑 ; value=100 ; axis=y +annotation: reference_line ; label=境界润滑 ; value=100 ; axis=y +annotation: reference_line ; label=流体润滑 ; value=100 ; axis=y +annotation: reference_line ; label=平均値 12-4 PS ; value=12-4 ; axis=y + +
トップリングの摩擦損失
ピストン位置リングの摩擦損失 PS/I率
BDC0
TDC35
BDC90
+ + +図22 ピストンリングの摩擦損失 + +Pl R +Pi Pe +B +P2 + +図23 リング摺動面の潤滑模形 + +表2 ピストンリングの摩擦損失推定値(%) + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
リング段12345合計
現 状 仕 様*39.023.913.811.611.6100.0
同上, 4 本リング39.024.014.214.8-92.0
1 段 ダ ブ ル ステップリング78.26.36.36.36.3103.4
同上, リング 幅 20%減, 3 本リング60.86.16.1--73.0
+ +(※)現状(リング5本)の場合を100%として表示した。 + +摩擦損失の各段の配分,リング幅を減少した時の効果 +などが推測できる。以上の検討結果から,UEC-L形機 +関の開発においては,それ迄のリング本数5本を4本 +にし,又リング幅を約30%減少した設計として現在に +至っている。 + +以上の式で,更に機関摺動部各部における摩擦損失 +を計算した結果によれば,ピストンリングが全体の約 +%を占めて一番大きく,その他クロスヘッド軸受及び +シュー,その他が約%づつを占めることが明らかとな +り,それらの改善に,この計算式が有効に利用されて +いる。 + +## (8)ターボコンパウンド方式の検討 + +## 1)ターボコンパウンド方式 + +内燃機関では燃料の保有するエネルギは燃焼に +よって,作動ガスの内部エネルギに変換され,それ +は機械的仕事,冷却損失,排気損失などに分れる。 + +図24 ダブルステップリング切口図 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a38ac67eb01a33cca0e2894b9c995d52b74c_pg2_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a38ac67eb01a33cca0e2894b9c995d52b74c_pg2_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..216c8e6cd64c300a1be7becdfafae3bb3d815828 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a38ac67eb01a33cca0e2894b9c995d52b74c_pg2_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +ISBN: 978 602-6697-63-9 + +169 + +The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) serves pregnant women, breastfeeding women (up to the child’s first birthday), non-breastfeeding postpartum women (up to 6 months postpartum), infants (up to their first birthday), and children up to their fifth birthday. As such, it is the most important program providing nutritional support in the first 1000 days. In the United States, 53% of all infants younger than 1 year are served by WIC. According to the World Health Organization reports that 5-25% of preschool-age children suffer from minor brain dysfunction, including fine motor development disorders [2]. + +## 2. RESEARCH METHOD + +This type of research is experimental quasy with the design of non-randomized control group pretest post- test design, in this study there were free variables and variables bound. This method of study uses the observation sheey using KPSP questionnaire (questionnaire pre-screening) [3]. Sampling techniques using purposive samples. The number of samples in this study of 42 respondents was divided into control groups and intervention groups. + +## 3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS + +Table 1. Characteristics of Respondent + +
CharacteristicsFrequencyPercentage
Age (Month)
4837,1%
601842,9%
66511,9%
721638,1%
Gender
Male1842,9%
Female2457,1%
+ +Table 2. Effect of brain gymnastics therapy for the child's fine motor development (n=21) + +
Soft MotoricPrePostp-value
Mean ± SD2,05 ± 0,4982,38 ± 0,669
Possibility (%)2 (9.5%)2 (9.5%)0.020
Doubt (%)16 (76.2%)9 (42.9%)
Development (%)3 (14.3%)10 (47.6%)
+ +This result showed that in the majority of intervention groups experienced the subduing of fine motor development according to age from 4 (19.0%) Respondents to 16 (76.2%) Respondents, while in the control group were increasing but not as much as the intervention group, it was seen from 3 (14.3%) Respondents to 10 (47.6%) which has a smooth motocic development according to age. This results in showing that brain gymnastics can affect the development of child fine motor, it can be proved in the intervention group which is mostly motor development according to age. The research results with the Mann Whitney statistical test obtained a P value of 0045. Decision making is done by looking at the degree of efficacy (α = 0.05), i.e. when the P value of < 0.05 then H0 is rejected. Current research because it is obtained by the value of < 0.05, then there can be a meaningful difference between the development of the fine Motoik child 4-6 than in the control group and the intervention group seen from P value 0045 (< 0.05) so that it can be considered a therapeutic effect of brain gymnastics for fine motor development in children aged 4-6 in the sub-district of Surodadi subdistrict. + +The increased physical complexity reflects the rapid rate of neuronal and glial growth and development within the brain. As these cells become more complex and interconnected, brain functional capacity increases. Some fundamental behavioral functions are already present at birth, implying that structural connectivity of the relevant brain circuits have begun. Examples of these early developing circuits include primary sensory systems such as hearing, touch and pain sensation, taste and, to a lesser extent, vision. More complex behaviors such as recognition memory, dependent in large part on hippocampal development, can even be demonstrated in the term and preterm neonate. Other brain functions that are being supported through this burst of circuit development and connectivity do not have obvious behavioral manifestations at birth. Despite the lack of behavioral manifestations, the neural circuits underlying more complex behaviors that will appear later in childhood are being constructed. For example, behaviors such as working memory, set-shifting, multi-tasking, and attention that are not present in the neonate nevertheless have their neural ontogenies prior to term birth. + +_Proceeding homepage:_ _https://conferenceproceedings.ump.ac.id/index.php/pshms/issue/view/1_ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a6820dddf8e2940cd9bd8d9590253728e3a7_pg15_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a6820dddf8e2940cd9bd8d9590253728e3a7_pg15_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..240329b8f9d707ca5639a2de83849b2a6a12d7bc --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a6820dddf8e2940cd9bd8d9590253728e3a7_pg15_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +HS0 + +6 BLADE HOLDER (31279) (40380) + +PARTS MANUAL + +
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40380BLADE HOLDER FIXED PIN
2280569WASHER
3180124HEX HEAD BOLT
4180090HEX HEAD BOLT
5180555WASHER
61115057BUSHING
7115459SWIVEL BUSHING
8380680STRAIGHT GREASE FITTING
9112232SWING CYLINDER (SEE SECTION 7 FOR ASSEMBLY BREAKDOWN)
10215181BUSHING
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12180121HEX HEAD BOLT
13114811SPACER BAR
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+ +_*Excludes a $0.10 per share bad debt charge related to Borders in the third quarter of FY11. Excludes impairment and_ _restructuring charges reported in the third quarter and nine month periods of FY10 of $0.03 and $0.17 per share, respectively. Both Adjusted and Reported EPS include a $0.07 per share deferred income tax benefit in the first quarter of FY11._ + +_Note: For comparability to our full year guidance, nine month EPS grew 17% excluding the negative effect of FX; the $0.07 per share first quarter UK statutory tax benefit; the $0.10 per share bad debt charge; and prior year impairment and restructuring charges of $0.17 per share._ + +For the third quarter, revenue rose 5% from prior year to $448 million, or 7% excluding foreign exchange. Robust growth in Scientific, Technical, Medical, and Scholarly (STMS) and Professional/Trade (P/T) drove results. + +For the quarter, operating income of $70 million rose 2% compared to prior year, or 7% excluding foreign exchange. As was previously reported on SEC Form 8K filed on February 4, 2011, Wiley recorded a bad debt charge of approximately $9 million (after-tax $6 million) related to Borders Group Inc. ( "Borders"), which represents the difference between the Company's outstanding receivable and expectation of potential offsets and recoveries in the future, as well as existing reserves for Borders. The Company does not anticipate any additional charge or bad debt expense with respect to this customer. Excluding the bad debt charge and prior year restructuring and impairment charges of approximately $3 million, adjusted operating income rose 11%, or 16% excluding foreign exchange. Top-line results and improved margins due to higher revenue from digital products drove the improvement. Technology Services expense increased approximately 28% to $32 million reflecting ongoing investments in digital products and infrastructure, such as WileyPLUS, eBooks, backfiles, and Wiley Online Library. + +Adjusted to exclude this quarter’s bad debt charge of $0.10 per share, last year’s impairment and restructuring charge and foreign exchange, earnings per share (EPS) rose 22% in the quarter to $0.84. Top-line results and lower interest expense were partially offset by higher technology investments. On a reported basis EPS grew 4% in the quarter to $0.74, or 13% excluding foreign exchange. + +Revenue for the nine months grew 3%, or 5% excluding foreign exchange. On a year-to- date basis, EPS adjusted to exclude the $0.10 per share bad debt charge and the $0.17 per share prior year impairment and restructuring charges grew 15% to $2.44 including foreign exchange. On a reported basis, EPS grew 20%, or 25% excluding foreign exchange. + +Free cash flow for nine months increased 19% to $206 million. Wiley has repurchased 222,000 shares at a cost of $10 million this fiscal year. A four million share repurchase program was announced in September 2010. Net debt (long term debt less cash and cash equivalents) decreased by $243 million from a year ago. + +## **Management Commentary** + +"Wiley's unique combination of businesses, robust strategies, and sharp focus on the execution of our plans continue to serve us well," said William J. Pesce, President and CEO. "STMS exhibited solid top-line growth this quarter, driven by higher institutional sales and new society relationships. Calendar year 2011 journal renewals are ahead of last year, both in timing and overall value. The shift to online books continues. Wiley Online Library received the Best eProduct/Multidiscipline Platform Award from the Association of American Publishers." + +Mr. Pesce continued: "Professional/Trade bounced back from a tough second quarter, led by business and cooking books. Sales of eBooks grew and had a positive effect on gross margin. In December, Wiley stopped shipping to Borders and in February we announced the bad debt charge. Borders was projected to account for less than 5% of Professional/Trade revenue in fiscal year 2011, down from more than 10% of revenue a few years ago. Customer purchasing patterns continue to shift, as reflected in the sales of eBooks, the success of online retailers, and the performance of some brick and mortar booksellers. Wiley is well-positioned to capitalize on this shift as a result of our publishing strategy and multi-channel selling around the world." + +Said Mr. Pesce: "Higher Education is performing well off a record-setting prior year with strong growth in the US partially offset by a revenue decline in Australia. Higher Education's gross margin continued its upward trend, increasing to 68.5% through nine months of the year, up from 67.6% a year ago, reflecting increased sales of high margin products, including WileyPLUS, eBooks, and custom publishing." + +## _Outlook_ + +Mr. Pesce concluded: "Based on year-to-date results, market conditions and leading indicators, we reiterate our fiscal year 2011 guidance of mid-single-digit revenue growth on a currency neutral basis. Excluding the effect of foreign exchange, the Borders bad debt charge and the first quarter deferred tax benefit, we project EPS growth of approximately 10% from fiscal \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a7e943f08a413075a49f061eefac173dba49_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a7e943f08a413075a49f061eefac173dba49_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fde81772b46ec91c20ca35ec41c2703f3f66a5cc --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/a7e943f08a413075a49f061eefac173dba49_pg7_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +R NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® + +## **REALTOR® Price Expectations** + + +subtitle: (U.S. Average in Blue Dashed Line) +bind: column_2 ; ; y +bind: column_3 ; ; y +source: NAR + +
REALTOR® Price Expectations for the Next 12 Months — (U.S. Average in Blue Dashed Line)
Categorycolumn_2column_3
2020 - May1.3%3.4%
2020 - Jul1.4%1.5%
2020 - Sep1.3%1.0%
2020 - Nov1.7%2.0%
2021 - Jan1.8%2.0%
2021 - Mar4.1%2.6%
2021 - May2.2%3.0%
2021 - Jul2.0%3.2%
2021 - Sep1.2%0.0%
2021 - Nov1.2%0.0%
2022 - Jan1.0%0.9%
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REALTOR® Price ExpectationsFloridaU.S.
2022 - Mar3.9%3.6%REALTORS® expect higher price growth in Florida than in the U.S. in the next 12 months. Their price expectations are also higher than a year ago.
Prior 12 months1.4%2.2%
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North Highline Unincorp. CouncilNorth Highline and White CenterThe North Highline Unincorporated Council (NHUC) invited King County HCD staff members to introduce draft portions of the Consolidated Plan at their October 4, 2014 meeting. A total of 15 board and community members signed in and there were several more participants in the meeting room.There were a range of comments and opinions expressed at the meeting. Community members stated a concern that there is a high concentration of poverty in the White Center neighborhood and a desire for a community with more of a mix of incomes. Two families mentioned they purchased their first home at Greenbridge and want to make sure the neighborhood remains well maintained. One person identified a need for sidewalks and pedestrian access. Another resident stated that the NHUC does not want a Neighborhood Revitalization and Stabilization Area (NRSA) in White Center.NoneN/A
+ +**Table 4 – Citizen Participation Outreach** + +Consolidated Plan 2015-2019 + +KING COUNTY CONSORTIUM + +34 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b10f6b5133974c56c2bc89aba97a38bc1072_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b10f6b5133974c56c2bc89aba97a38bc1072_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d77e547a191f828de0b854ae00fffe5452e100d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b10f6b5133974c56c2bc89aba97a38bc1072_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +## **Med 3-4 Academic Program Committee** +**Meeting Minutes 12/21/2009** + +
Program CommitteeStudent Rep Attendance
Arnold, Mark√ Khandelwal, SorabhBashaw, HillaryPresiding Chair: Mary McIlroy, MD Recording Secretary: Sean Bragg Call To Order: 4:07 pm
Barin, Kamrin√ Kman, NicholasFu, Julia
Bartholomew, Deb√ Ledford, CindyGerstman, Jacob
Bourekas, EricLetson, AlanHo, Vincent
√ Bowyer, BrianListon, BethHouse, Melissa
Clinchot, DanLynn, JoanneRose, Maggie
√ Cohen, Dan√ McIlroy, MarySauers, LynnCall To Order: 4:07 pm
√ Cronau, HollyMuscarella, PeteSchroeder, Catherine
Ecklar, PatNiedermier, JulieSubbarao, Catherine
Essig, GarthO'Dorisio, NathanV Tam, Marty
Harzman, AlanPfeil, SherylVogt, KeithLocation: B124 Graves Hall
√ Hasbrouck, CarolRose, StephenVoss, Sarah
√ Hoyle, ChadScharschmidt, Thomas√ Wolfson, Anna
Kapoor, RituShim, Rosemarie
+ +**AGENDA** **DISCUSSIONS and CONCLUSIONS** + +**ACTIONS / FOLLOW-UP** + +## **I. Opening** + +A. Approval of Minutes: November 16, 2009 meeting minutes approved. + +B. Announcements: a. Dr. Kman new Clerkship Director for DOC-1. + +b. Dr. Khandelwal new Assoc Director of Med 3-4. + +c. Faculty Development brochure "Teaching for Optimal Patient Care with Electronic Medical Records" printed and available for distribution to dept faculty. + +## **II. Business** + +A. CAPS presentation: The Clinical Assessment and Problem Solving (CAPS) program representatives gave an overview of their current Med 1-2 curriculum (handout). They listed some suggestions for how CAPS could function in the 3rd and 4th years, and opened the floor for discussion. + +CAPS will take information gathered and discuss at future APC meetings. They will return february or march to the Med 3-4 APC meeting to propose ideas. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b5c5b8661b5a272e7a175cdb20d49e67ba0d_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b5c5b8661b5a272e7a175cdb20d49e67ba0d_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..86787fd5bb1f3b43bea39a8ec8a6dc21950f9705 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b5c5b8661b5a272e7a175cdb20d49e67ba0d_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +998 + +Masoud Lajevardi _et al_, 2014 + +**Journal of Applied Science and Agriculture, 9(3) March 2014, Pages: 995-1001** + +## _Methodology:_ + +## _Measures:_ + +To test these hypotheses, a structured questionnaire was designed focusing on job satisfaction, internal +marketing and brand orientation affecting employees internal brand equity. The first set of items for job +satisfaction was derived from the existing measurement scales developed by Hackman and Oldham’s (1974). +The scale items relating to internal marketing were derived from Caruana and Calleya(1998) and Tsai (2008). +The scale items for both brand orientation and internal brand equity were adopted from, Baumgrth and Schmidt +(2009). To assess the content and face validity, the questionnaire was submitted to three marketing professionals +who assessed each item for representativeness, specificity, and clarity. The final questionnaire was divided into +two parts. The first part contained questions regarding respondents’ demographics, and the second part focused +on measurement scales. All variables in the second part of the questionnaire were closed-ended five-point +scales, with 1 indicating ‘‘strongly disagree’’ and 5 indicating ‘‘strongly agree’’. + +## _Sampling and Data collection:_ + +The sample for this study was managers and marketing experts of food and pharmaceutical companies +which have central offices in Tehran. The reason for selecting these kinds of companies is the competitive +nature of the food and pharmaceutical industry and abundance of companies in comparison with other +industries. A convenience sampling technique was used and a total number of 120 manager and marketing +experts were selected from 60 companies. Because the focus of analysis in this study is companies (not +individuals), responses were collected and combined so that the analysis was performed in accordance with the +number of companies (n=60). + +The survey instrument was a self-administered questionnaire including 43 items. 3 items were used to +identify demographic characteristics of respondents. From the respondents’ profile, 54.2% were men and 45.8% +were women. The age of the respondents ranged from 20 to more than 50years old, with the most common age +groups consisting of 20-30-year olds (52.5% of respondents) and 30-40-year olds (40.8% of respondents). +Furthermore, 23.3% of respondents were managers, 49.2% were experts and 25.8% had different occupations. +1.2. Analysis and results + +Means standard deviation and correlation among research variable is reported in Table1. The brand +orientation has the highest mean (4.39) and job satisfaction with the mean of 3.18 has the lowest. As the results +shows, internal marketing has strong positive correlation with both internal brand equity (r=.78, p<.01) and +brand orientation (r=.77, p<.01). Correlation results show that there is positive relation between internal brand +equity and brand orientation. + +**Table 1:** Means, Standard deviation and correlations. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
VariableMeanJSBOIBEMIS.D.
IM4.110.31∗0.77*0.78*_0.658
IBE4.200.302∗0.709***__0.514
BO4.390.200___0.569
JS3.18____0.561
+ +Notes: IM= Internal Marketing; IBE= Internal Brand Equity; BO= Brand Orientation; JS= Job Satisfaction;**p<0.01; *<0.05 + +In order to examine the proposed hypotheses, partial-least-squares regression (PLS) was employed. The +number of usable questionnaires was the key factor for choosing PLS as the method for testing the model. PLS +path models are categorized as inner and outer models. While the inner model specifies the relationship between +latent variables, the outer model shows the relationship between a latent variable and its related observed +variable. Furthermore, the outer model can be used for testing the hypothesis. As a result, the output of the PLS +which is the outer model is provided in figure 1. + +The standardized path coefficients (β) support that brand orientation is an antecedent of internal brand +equity and positively affects internal brand equity (β=.23, t=2.06). The results of the analysis indicate that job +satisfaction has no significant relationship with internal brand equity (β=.039, t=-.579). The argument that +internal marketing is an antecedent and positively related to internal brand equity is supported by the findings +(β=.63, t=5.27). Also, the argument that job satisfaction is an antecedent and that it is positively related to +internal branding is supported in the findings (β=1.57, t=2.44). And finally results revealed that the path +between internal marketing and brand orientation was indeed positive with strong relationship (β=.85, t=12.19). + +**Table 2:** Path coefficient of the research model. + +
HypothesisPathβt-valueResult
H1BRDORT→INTERDVU.2362.069Supported
H2INTMRK→INTERDVU.6355.276Supported
H3INTMRK→BRDORT.85912.195Supported
H4JOBSAT→INTERDVU-0.039-0.579Not supported
H5JOBSAT→BRDORT.157.2444Supported
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The very low observed δ13C values of, for example, larvae of non-biting midges (Chironomidae) of the tribe Chironomini [16,17] and planktonic water fleas of the genus Daphnia (Cladocera) [18] in some lakes are therefore considered a clear indication of MOB, or organisms feeding on MOB, forming a relevant part of the diet of these organisms. + +Planktonic filtreers such as Daphnia can graze MOB from the water column during stratification, a process which can effectively reduce MOB biomass and lead to increased epi limnetic CH4 concentrations at least in some shallow boreal lakes [19]. Furthermore, Daphnia has been shown to rely strongly on MOB-derived carbon during autumn overturning, when the CH4 stored in deep anoxic water layers of stratified lakes comes into contact with oxygen [20]. Benthic invertebrates that can incorporate CH4-derived carbon, such as chironomid larvae of the tribe Chironomini, either feed on MOB in the sediments (deposit feeders) or MOB associated with suspended organic particles (filter feeders). Some Chironomini larvae have been shown to actively maintain an oxic–anoxic interface within their tubes, providing a habitat for MOB which they feed on [21]. δ13C values of chironoids and Daphnia closely reflect those of their food source (differences of 0–1‰) and of their fossilizing chitinous structures (reported offsets of 0–1‰) [22–25]. Chitinous remains deposited and buried in the lake sediments retain their original isotopic composition [23]. Hence, analysis of δ13C values of ‘fossil’ chironomid and Daphnia remains can provide insights on their past food sources and into whether CH4-derived carbon formed a major component of their diet [23,26–31]. Available studies indicate that chitinous remains with low δ13C values are deposited in lakes with high surface and deep water CH4 concentrations and diffusive CH4 emissions [28,29]. + +It is unclear whether an increase in nutrient loading, in addition to a higher CH4 output, also results in a higher contribution of CH4-derived carbon to the lake food webs. Higher photosynthetic primary productivity associated with higher nutrient loading can increase the availability of algal organic matter. As a consequence, a higher proportion of algae in the diet of invertebrate groups that may also incorporate CH4-derived carbon could be expected. However, higher algal productivity can also lead to decreased oxygen concentrations in lake sediments and deep water layers, and associated increases in CH4 production and CH4 availability in lake ecosystems. This can favour the growth of MOB and their temporal and spatial availability within lakes. Therefore, how the relevance of CH4-derived carbon in the food web of lakes changes under influence of (past or future) changes in nutrient concentrations and productivity remains poorly constrained, particularly on decadal time scales which are not covered by instrumental measurements of CH4 concentrations and δ13C values in aquatic ecosystems. + +The δ13C values of chitinous remains of aquatic invertebrates were previously mainly studied in oligo- to mesotrophic, often remote lakes [27,29,30,32]. Here, we present a study of the δ13C values of fossil Chironomini head capsules and _Daphnia_ resting eggs (ephippia) from recent + +(twentieth century) sediments from a small and presently hypertrophic dimitic lake in The Netherlands (figure 1). The study lake, Lake De Waay, underwent a transition from eutrophic (total phosphorus (TP) ∼100 μg l−1) to more mesootropic conditions (TP ∼40 μg l−1) and then again to hypertrophic conditions (TP \> 100 μg l−1) during the past approximately 100 years [33,34]. The impact of twentiethcentury temperature changes on lake ecosystems in The Netherlands is likely to have been relatively minor compared with direct anthropogenic environmental disturbances. Therefore, this study provides an opportunity to investigate the effects of both oligotrophication and (re-)utrophication and the associated changes in oxygenation regime on the contribution of CH4-derived carbon to the aquatic food web, and indirectly on in-lake dissolved CH4 availability, under relatively stable climatic conditions. We compare fossil invertebrate δ13C values with a diatom-inferred reconstruction of total phosphorus concentrations (DI-TP) in the lake water and the Fe : Mn ratio of the sediments, which is expected to increase with decreasing oxygen availability at the sediment–water interface [35]. If CH4-derived carbon became more relevant for Lake De Waay’s food web under conditions with higher nutrient availability, we expect to see a positive relationship between nutrient availability (DITP) and anoxia (Fe : Mn ratio), which in turn are expected to be negatively related to δ13C values of the examined invertebrate groups that can incorporate CH4-derived carbon. Conversely, if higher availability of algal material in the eutrophic to hypertrophic phases led to a lower relevance of CH4-derived carbon for the investigated aquatic invertebrates, we expect to see positive relationships between the δ13C values of the studied invertebrate groups and DI-TP and Fe : Mn in Lake De Waay. + +2 rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org _Proc. R. Soc. B_ **284:** 20170278 + +surface water TP 120 μg l−1, TN 2300 μg l−1 pH 8.0 bottom water TP 1500 μg l−1 TN 3600 μg l−1 pH 6.9 + +**Figure 1.** Bathymetric map of Lake De Waay. The circles indicate the coring locations (see the electronic supplementary material): (09) core WAY09 presented in this study, (05) core WAY05 investigated by Kirilova _et al._ [33] from which we used the XRF data (see below). Asterisks (*) indicate locations of the surface sediment samples at 2.5, 5, 8 and 14.5 m depth. Lake water nutrient concentrations and pH were measured in August 2011. TP, total phosphorus; TN, total nitrogen. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b74ef859a1584b4900e3d9daca7f536100e9_pg4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b74ef859a1584b4900e3d9daca7f536100e9_pg4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b06cefcfb23172ea64a2613afe64e81d5bf9e946 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b74ef859a1584b4900e3d9daca7f536100e9_pg4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +Page | 549 + +# **_Chamaesyce vermiculata_** (Raf.) House +**Wormseed Sandmat; euphorbe vermiculée** + +_Photo by Sean Blaney_ + +Chamaesyce vermiculata + +Sprawling from a basal rosette, this species bears ovate +leaves with finely serrate margins. Stems may be armed +with sparse straight pubescence. Ovary and fruit are +glabrous. + +Flowers from July until frost. + +## Associated with rail lines. + +Yarmouth County, northeastward to the Northumberland +Strait. + +NS to ON and MI, south to IL and VA; AZ and NM. +Introduced to NS. + +## **_Euphorbia_** **L.** +**spurges** + +These species are cosmopolitan, totalling 1500 species. As with _Chamaesyce_, they are typified by the +very small unisexual flowers. Each pistillate flower bears a single pistil and is surrounded by several +staminate flowers, each with a single stamen. All flowers are inserted into a lobed and glandular +involucre forming a cyathium, functionally imitating a single flower — a character unique to this family. +Ovary has three locules, ovules and styles. Schizocarp is three-lobed. Plants contain a very bitter latex. + +Key to species + +A. Glands of the involucre ovate, elliptic or nearly round in cross-section. _Euphorbia helioscopia_ +aa. Glands kidney-shaped or crescent-shaped, concave side outside. B +B. Rays of the cyathium 3–5; annual. C +C. Seeds pitted; tubercles absent. _E. peplus_ +cc. Seeds smooth; tubercles present. _E. exigua_ + +3-38 Euphorbiaceae \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b8d3ad0f337b930aee20025916106fc3ba10_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b8d3ad0f337b930aee20025916106fc3ba10_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c295ccb527bfb7ba535575daff1c4c0cf3330a10 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/b8d3ad0f337b930aee20025916106fc3ba10_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +**_Indones. J. Chem., 2020, 20 (6), 1230 - 1239_** + +**1233** + +reflection at 14 Å periodicity that is unaltered following +glycolation. The reflection slightly collapsed after 550 °C +heating shows the presence of vermiculite alongside with +the other minerals. Quartz was identified based on +reflection related to 3 Å periodicity in the data. + +## **EDX** + +The quantitative EDX analysis (Table 1) suggested O +and Si as dominant elements in the sample. These elements +are common in both quartz and clay minerals. Al and K, +which are common in illite and kaolinite are found in +smaller quantities. Fe also found in small quantities, +which confirms the presence of illite as indicated by XRD +and FTIR data. Minor concentrations of Na and Mg were +also found in the sample. Mg is common is illite but Na is +usually found in smectite. Since the XRD data did not +indicate the presence of smectite, Na found in the EDX +data could be attributed to residual impurities. + +## **FTIR** + +Using the benchtop FTIR the mineral spectrum of +the samples was automatically compared to a spectral +library stored in the equipment. The mineral content in +the samples was produced as a percentage as in Fig. 2. +Consistent with the XRD result, FTIR data also recorded +the presence of quartz, illite, kaolinite and chlorite. For +the purpose of analysis, 10% tolerance is accepted for +comparison of mineral content in each sample. Samples +from toluene and chloroform recorded the same amount +of quartz, illite, kaolinite and chlorite (within the +acceptable tolerance). Samples from methanol and +azeotrope recorded more quartz and less illite. Kaolinite + +and chlorite also presence in a smaller amount. The +difference could be due to inefficient cleaning by +methanol as inferred by the effluent’s color. It had been +observed that the effluent from samples in methanol was +clear while effluent from toluene and chloroform were +blackish. Effluent from azeotrope showed lighter color +as compared to toluene and chloroform. This indicates +that toluene and chloroform provide efficient cleaning +while methanol is not suitable for this type of mud. This +is supported by a study by Gupta et al. [2], who reported +that toluene and chloroform have similar cleaning +efficiencies. On the other hand, methanol is more +suitable for removing polar components and dissipated +salt [1]. The presence of mud contamination could have +concealed the actual spectrum. The GCMS result +indicates an abundance of alkane hydrocarbon +(tridecane, undecane, ethyl, cyclopentane) and acid +(oxalic and sulfuric) and no traces of components from + +**Table1.** EDX result + +
NoElementWeight %Atomic %
1O56.53 ± 1.5470.52
2Na0.24 ± 0.120.21
3Mg0.29 ± 0.120.24
4Al5.44 ± 0.254.02
5Si32.52 ± 0.9523.11
6K1.39 ± 0.170.71
7Ca0.36 ± 0.140.18
8Ti0.27 ± 0.160.11
9Fe2.37 ± 0.380.85
10U0.58 ± 0.50.05
Total100100
+ + +axis[x]: Percentage (%) +legend[color]: items=Quatrz ; Illite ; Kaolinite ; Smectite ; Chlorite ; Other minerals +bind: Quatrz ; ; x +bind: Illite ; ; x +bind: Kaolinite ; ; x +bind: Smectite ; ; x +bind: Chlorite ; ; x +bind: Other minerals ; ; x + +| Category | Quatrz | Illite | Kaolinite | Smectite | Chlorite | Other minerals | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| Azeotrope | 4 | 45.15 | 32.64 | 8.93 | 10.74 | | +| Chloroform | 3 | 30.01 | 46.60 | 14.88 | 5.65 | | +| Toluene | 2 | 32.21 | 41.72 | 11.29 | 11.82 | | +| Methanol | 1 | 53.44 | 28.30 | 6.17 | 10.53 | | + + +**Fig 2.** FTIR analysis result on percentage of clay minerals + +Wan Zairani Wan Bakar et al. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/ba0f816b5cf4d3dfbe94a841b6058019bc4a_pg13_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/ba0f816b5cf4d3dfbe94a841b6058019bc4a_pg13_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..796a54bfa1c74cecc4978c9bbd436aefd532d6a1 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/ba0f816b5cf4d3dfbe94a841b6058019bc4a_pg13_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +• _Student Enrichment and Mentoring--_ Fellows are often involved in direct tutoring and +mentoring of students, and in coordinating activities such as high school chapters of the +National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE Jr.) and Science Olympiad. + +• _Educational Technologies_—Fellows can provide teachers and students with assistance in +implementing educational technologies in classroom projects and curricula, including initiating +web-based classroom resource and discussion pages. + +• _Student Research and Science Fair Projects_--Fellows provide invaluable assistance to students +in conceptualizing a viable science experiment, providing feedback on the appropriate uses of +the scientific method, assisting with locating appropriate research equipment and supplies, +reviewing experimental progress and data, and advising on presentation of results. + +• _Teacher Professional Development_—Fellows have designed and implemented staff +development activities for teachers, often focusing on the use of educational technology. + +• _Georgia Tech Connections_—Fellows are very effective at increasing the linkages between +Georgia Tech and the partner schools. Graduate students are plugged into the events in their +departments and in the broader university community, and are constantly reviewing these +connections with an eye towards applicability to the high school community. + +## Graduate Fellow Participation + +**Recruitment:** Despite initial skepticism by Georgia Tech faculty and administrators, the STEP +program has become increasingly and highly popular among graduate students, particularly +among the African American graduate students (see chart below). We attribute this to the strong +involvement by black graduate students in community involvement and civic leadership +activities, and to a powerful “word of mouth” promotion of the program within the minority +community at the institute. The table below shows the ethnic and gender breakdown of the +applicants and participants in the program for the first three years. Note the progressive increase +in application number. (B=black, W=white, O=other, M=male, F=female.) + +
STEP Applicants
BMBFWMWFOMOF??Total
Year One447610325
Year Two10492441144
Year Three15716821756
STEP Participants
Year One333300012
Year Two444000012
Year Three433300013
+ +Between years one and three, the number of academic units represented by those applicants grew +from five departments in two colleges to eleven departments in four colleges. + +## **Stage Three: Performance Outcomes** + +STEP is, in essence, a grand experiment in partnership building. Can a highly technical, +majority white, university, over an eight-year period, build meaningful partnerships with low- +income and predominantly minority schools that will outlast the individual people and the +external support, and that will yield quantifiable benefits to both sides? + +_Proceedings of the 2004 American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference & Exposition_ +_Copyright © 2004, American Society for Engineering Education_ + +Page 9.980.13 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/bfbadac12e1f83721b97b9787c5613fb4665_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/bfbadac12e1f83721b97b9787c5613fb4665_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7384145b9308819d4348eb8959095e5ac2904e5b --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/bfbadac12e1f83721b97b9787c5613fb4665_pg1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +PRESTONS +PUBLIC SCHOOL +LEADING & CARING WITH PROS + +# **PRESTONS POST** + +**FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK:** + +
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
August Week 622Zone Athletics Carnival232425 Spelling Bee Finals Stage 126 Footy Colours-Mufti Day
Aug/Sep Week 729 National Literacy & Numeracy Week Fruit & Vege Week30 Lit/Num Day Activities Mad Hatter's Picnic Day 1.45pm31 Indigenous Book Swap12 Fathers Day Stall
September Week 85 Touch Footy Gala Day678 Public Speaking Finals9 Cup Cake Afternoon 2.15 to 3.15 Year 6
+ +Dear parents, + +Great student achievement results from out of school events continue this week. In +the International Competitions and Assessments for Schools Spelling test Aimun +Nauman and Kevin Noronha both achieved Distinctions and Anosha Ahmed Ghori, +Daiyan Zahid and Ramna Safda achieved Credits. In the Writing test Christina +LoGiudice achieved a High Distinction, Aimun Nauman and Henriissa Pama both +achieved Distinctions and Anagha Janakiraman and Diayan Zahid achieved Credits. +Congratulations to all students who entered and participated in these tests. + +This week a letter will be coming home to ask if you no longer require a paper +edition of the weekly newsletter as you access it via the Prestons PS web page at +www.prestons-p.schools.nsw.edu.au. This will assist the school in lowering our +carbon footprint as well as reducing printing costs. We thank you for your support in +this matter. + +Next week is Literacy Numeracy Week and the school has planned several engaging +student centred activities to celebrate including: Indigenous Book Swap; Mad +Hatter’s Picnic; Read-A-Thon; Literacy/Numeracy Fun Day. As well, we will also be +celebrating Fruit and Vegetable Week at the same time. Mrs Beavis has planned daily +activities during play breaks for students to participate. What an exciting week to +look forward to! + +The Principal’s Class of the Week Award goes to class 4BP who have demonstrated +fantastic behaviour and engagement in learning over the past weeks. +Congratulations students, Mrs Boss and Mrs Bayley-Patton (class teachers). + +Be Safe Be Be a Learner + +Learning & Earing With Pride \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/c8cdd4c476871f1c81b0f02d8f481643ff56_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/c8cdd4c476871f1c81b0f02d8f481643ff56_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..42b3b92082fa4148af6b6a1f34a0d153b2c131ec --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/c8cdd4c476871f1c81b0f02d8f481643ff56_pg3_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,319 @@ +JOURNAL OF OIL PALM RESEARCH 34 (4) DECEMBER 2022 + +triacylglycerol with oleic acid at the sn-2 position +(_Table 2_). When triacylglycerol containing oleic acid +at the sn-2 position is acidolysed with oleic acid +using a specific lipase of sn-1,3 will produce triolein +(Wang et al., 2020), which is not a sn-2 palmitate +product. _Table 3_ shows that palm stearin has palmitic +acid content at the sn-2 position ranging from +23.0%-70.1%. Thus, the palmitic acid content at the +sn-2 position in palm stearin needs to be increased +to produce a good substrate for HMFS synthesis +(Hasibuan et al., 2021b). + +Technologies for improving the positioning of +palmitic acid at the sn-2 position of palm stearin are +solvent fractionation (Ghosh et al., 2016; Lee et al., +2010; Wang et al., 2019; Zou et al., 2012a), enzymatic +interesterification (Jiménez et al., 2010a; 2010b) or +chemical interasterification (Zou et al., 2011; Zou + +et al., 2012b). Palm stearin is fractionated using +acetone as a solvent to produce a tripalmitin-rich +triacylglycerol (92.0%) (Lee et al., 2010) and palmitic +acid (88.57%-92.30%) (Ghosh et al., 2016; Wang et al., +2019; Zou et al., 2012a). In general, the palm stearin +solvent fractionation process condition is carried +out at an acetone ratio of 5-9 and a fractionation +temperature of 20°C-40°C for 3-24 hr. + +Enzymatic interesterification between palm +stearin (60.0% palmitic acid and 23.0% palmitic +acid at the sn-2 position) with palmitic acid +using Novozyme 435 produces a product with +68.0%-75.0% palmitic acid at the sn-2 position +(Jiménez et al., 2010a; 2010b). Meanwhile, chemical +interesterification of palm stearin (41.7% palmitic +acid at the sn-2 position) resulted in a product with +58.0% palmitic acid at the sn-2 position (Zou et al., + +**TABLE 2.** **TRIACYLGLYCEROLS COMPOSITION OF PALM OIL FRACTIONS** + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Triacylglycerols (%)Palm oil*Palm olein*Palm stearin*Soft palm stearinHard palm stearinPalm kernel oil*
CCLa6.8
CLaLa9.9
LaLaLa21.2
LaLaM17.0
LaLaO5.3
LaMM8.8
PLL1.0ND
MMM0.40.60.2NDND
LaLaP1.2
LaMO4.6
MPL2.43.71.00.1ND
LaMP4.6
LaOO3.8
LaPO4.3
LaPP+MMO
OOL0.70.80.10.8ND
MMP1.82.60.8NDND0.7
MOO2.0
POL10.115.85.36.90.9
PPL9.811.27.88.13.80.6
MPP0.6ND2.3NDND
OOO4.15.61.84.14.51.4
POO24.236.312.018.03.01.9
PPO31.117.129.832.026.41.1
PPP5.90.129.220.651.00.1
SOO2.33.60.8NDND0.4
PSO5.12.53.84.92.90.4
PPS0.9ND5.23.57.4
SSO0.5NDNDNDND
+ +Note: ND - not detected; L - lauric acid; M-myristic acid; O - oleic acid; P - palmitic acid; S - stearic acid. +Source: *Tan and Man (2002); ** Ibrahim et al. (2006). + +610 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/ccc11e02dbe24bb40b9884a783927065db41_pg3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/ccc11e02dbe24bb40b9884a783927065db41_pg3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b4cfc0ff5b4fec5a33cd89a2529d5c45b0177860 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/ccc11e02dbe24bb40b9884a783927065db41_pg3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +# **Birmingham Public Schools, MI** + +**Math Performance by Subgroup, Grades 3-8, 2019-2023** + + +axis[y]: Grade Equivalents Relative to 2019 National Average + +| Category | Value | +| --- | --- | +| Black | -0.39 | +| Hispanic | +0.49 | +| White | -0.05 | +| Poor | -0.21 | +| Non-Poor | +0.16 | + + +## **Average Math Scores and Trends in Scores** + +in Grade Level Equivalents Relative to the 2019 National Average + +## Reading Performance by Subgroup, Grades 3-8, 2019-2023 + +## **Average Reading Scores and Trends in Scores** + +in Grade Level Equivalents Relative to the 2019 National Average + + +axis[y]: Grade Equivalents Relative to 2019 National Average +bind: Grade Equivalents Relative to 2019 National Average ; ; y + +| Category | Grade Equivalents Relative to 2019 National Average | +| --- | --- | +| Black | -0.39 | +| Black | +0.44 | +| Hispanic | | +| White | +0.04 | +| White | +0.22 | +| Poor | -0.03 | +| Non-Poor | +0.13 | +| +0.03 | +0.24 | + + +
BlackHispanicWhitePoorNon-Poor
2019 Average-0.26N/A2.06-0.212.04
2022 Average-0.65N/A2.01-0.422.01
2023 Average-0.16N/A2.35-0.262.37
2019-2022 Change-0.39N/A-0.05-0.21-0.03
2022-2023 Change+0.49N/A+0.34+0.16+0.36
2019-2023 Change+0.10N/A+0.29-0.05+0.33
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
BlackHispanicWhitePoorNon-Poor
2019 Average0.31N/A2.170.232.16
2022 Average-0.09N/A2.210.212.19
2023 Average0.36N/A2.430.342.43
2019-2022 Change-0.39N/A+0.04-0.03+0.03
2022-2023 Change+0.44N/A+0.22+0.13+0.24
2019-2023 Change+0.05N/A+0.26+0.11+0.26
+ +LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS AND OTHER DISTRICTS AT EDOPPORTUNITY.ORG/RECOVERY FOR MORE INFORMATION ON RECOVERY EFFORTS AND INDIVIDUAL STATE PRESS RELEASES, PLEASE VISIT EDUCATION RECOVERYSCORECARD.ORG \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/cefac431f08bd4639137ee792e7922be2e71_pg49_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/cefac431f08bd4639137ee792e7922be2e71_pg49_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..65cd73010a0e4fcd4ba977a6b489f764d8984253 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/cefac431f08bd4639137ee792e7922be2e71_pg49_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +15/2/23, 9:34 Schréder Hyperion-Schréder EXEDRA-2023-02-14 10:42:45.885 +0000-CMS-TALQv2.5.0-update.1-CapabilityList + +## **Controller Asset** + +This entity contains the managed and tracked attributes of a specific controller + +## Attributes + +## \# **Attribute** + +controllerTypeAddress Address of the Controller Type + +serial Serial number of the Controller + +firmwareVersion Version of the controller hardware firmware + +installationTimestamp Installation date and time of OLC + +registrationTimestamp Registration date and time of OLC + +projectID Name of the Project / Tender + +controllerColor Painting color of the controller expressed as a color system-color value, (e.g: RAL-7035) + +connectionType Type of the connection to the luminaire + +warrantyExpirationDate Warranty expiration date. It can be reset + +manufactureYear Year of manufacture of the controller + +manufactureWeek Week of manufacture of the controller + +applicationType Application Type of the controller asset depending on the use case. + +## Services + +about:blank 49/61 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/d033158a02041666c96370b67f936225f236_pg8_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/d033158a02041666c96370b67f936225f236_pg8_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..387c38d7ad3cf5f7363f05f41b37ce98b8da4524 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/d033158a02041666c96370b67f936225f236_pg8_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +CPC Concordance - 2019.08 + +
CPC GroupIPC Group
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+ +page 8 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/dad8f9b89cc34aaf426b9490d472bb308a30_pg29_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/dad8f9b89cc34aaf426b9490d472bb308a30_pg29_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d92330bcc853e97e6b34c7a18fc22b0a9949495d --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/dad8f9b89cc34aaf426b9490d472bb308a30_pg29_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ +**Table 2. Tobit log earnings regressions** + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
GermanyDenmark
Paid-employedSelf-employed DifferencePaid-employedSelf-employed Difference
Coefficient (t-ratio)Marginals (t-ratio)Coefficient (t-ratio)Marginals (t-ratio)Coefficient (t-ratio)Marginals (t-ratio)Coefficient (t-ratio)Marginals (t-ratio)
Constant-7.750**
(-3.26)		-4.348**
(-4.91)		12.195**
(4.86)		6.842**
(7.82)		-2.156
(-0.97)		-1.614
(-1.03)		1.584
(0.29)		1.186
(0.29)
Age0.268**
(3.54)		0.150**
(4.07)		-0.226**
(-2.70)		-0.127**
(-3.01)		0.195*
(1.95)		0.146*
(1.98)		-0.351
(-1.34)		-0.263
(-1.36)
Age squared-0.004**
(-3.92)		-0.002**
(-4.83)		0.003**
(3.24)		0.002**
(3.86)		-0.003**
(-2.46)		-0.002**
(-2.57)		0.006*
(1.75)		0.004*
(1.80)
Relative exposure to the host country10.477**
(4.38)		5.879***
(6.38)		-8.092***
(-2.76)		-4.540**
(-3.34)		8.972**
(2.84)		6.717**
(3.23)		10.615
(1.06)		7.948
(1.07)
Relative exposure to the host country-6.675***
(-3.12)		-3.745***
(-3.57)		4.461*
(1.65)		2.503*
(1.76)		-6.908**
(-2.35)		-5.172**
(-2.56)		-11.607
(-1.07)		-8.690
(-1.08)
Primary/secondary education in the host country0.743*
(2.05)		0.417*
(2.16)		-1.007**
(-2.53)		-0.565**
(-2.63)		0.515
(1.29)		0.386
(1.31)		-0.918
(-0.87)		-0.687
(-0.87)
Abitur/university in the host country1.056*
(2.17)		0.592*
(2.27)		-1.051*
(-2.04)		-0.590*
(-2.12)		1.115**
(2.72)		0.835**
(2.87)		-0.274
(-0.35)		-0.205
(-0.35)
Vocational training in the host country1.478**
(4.60)		0.830**
(5.53)		-1.446**
(-3.78)		-0.811**
(-4.28)		1.512**
(3.94)		1.132**
(4.72)		-0.280
(-0.37)		-0.210
(-0.37)
Education in the home country1.287*
(3.38)		0.722**
(4.28)		-1.314**
(-3.13)		-0.737**
(-3.78)		-0.069
(-0.14)		-0.051
(-0.14)		2.931
(1.24)		2.194
(1.27)
Work experience in home country0.604*
(2.26)		0.339**
(2.54)		-0.677*
(-2.08)		-0.380*
(-2.26)		-0.060
(-0.18)		-0.045
(-0.18)		-0.664
(-0.87)		-0.497
(-0.87)
Male2.746*
(6.03)		1.541**
(14.06)		-2.322**
(-4.69)		-1.303**
(-8.09)		1.970**
(4.82)		1.475**
(6.95)		-1.490
(-1.44)		-1.115
(-1.49)
Arrived through family reunion-1.520**
(-4.59)		-0.853**
(-5.91)		1.735**
(4.61)		0.974**
(5.50)		-1.306*
(-2.22)		-0.978**
(-2.33)		1.012
(0.57)		0.757
(0.57)
Arrived as refugee/asylum-2.415**
(-5.32)		-1.355**
(-8.24)		2.085**
(4.39)		1.170**
(6.35)		-1.463**
(-2.39)		-1.095**
(-2.54)		-0.069
(-0.03)		-0.052
(-0.03)
Yugoslavian0.858**
(2.70)		0.481**
(2.97)		-0.616*
(-1.71)		-0.346*
(-1.82)		1.063*
(2.17)		0.796*
(2.28)		-2.839
(-1.36)		-2.125
(-1.41)
Polish2.254**
(4.94)		1.264**
(8.17)		-2.022**
(-3.83)		-1.134**
(-5.22)		2.359**
(4.52)		1.767**
(5.89)		-0.965
(-0.67)		-0.723
(-0.67)
Iranian0.858**
(2.38)		0.482**
(2.58)		-0.537
(-1.39)		-0.301
(-1.47)		-0.492
(-0.97)		-0.369
(-0.98)		3.095**
(2.38)		2.317**
(2.48)
Lebanese-1.954**
(-3.98)		-1.097**
(-5.71)		2.052**
(3.92)		1.151**
(5.34)		-3.041**
(-4.01)		-2.277**
(-5.56)		1.169
(0.59)		0.875
(0.59)
+ +24 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/df96e707adf064658b570d4cf4b6f98b4890_pg6_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/df96e707adf064658b570d4cf4b6f98b4890_pg6_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..161a8270c824d6145f24fc9542ff3342f5872b9c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/df96e707adf064658b570d4cf4b6f98b4890_pg6_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +# **Christel House India** + +Bengaluru + +(Bank Account under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010) Receipts and Payments Account for the Year Ended March 31, 2017 + +For and on behalf of the Board + +Raju Shahani + +Jaison C Mathew + +Raju Shahani Managing Director + +Jaison C Mathew Director + +Place : Bengaluru Date: 18th December 2017 + +Vide our certificate in FC-4 of even date attached For N.NITYANANDA & CO., Chartered Accountants Firm Regn. No. 024795 + +N.Nityananda (Proprietor) Membership No. 20275 + +CHRIS +
ReceiptsYear Ended March 31, 2017 (Rs.)Year Ended March 31, 2016 (Rs.)PaymentsYear Ended March 31, 2017 (Rs.)Year Ended March 31, 2016 (Rs.)
Opening Balance
Cash In Hand--Utilization towards Projects
Current Account244,87528,415Purchase of Fixed Assets11,113,5733,708,282
Term Deposits29,118,331-Faculty Expenses59,408,06038,144,339
School Operating Expenses24,677,85517,489,754
Advances Paid1,059,8491,206,260
Interest received on Term Deposit828,8521,700,519Payment towards Outstanding Liabilities1,209,7571,511,746
97,469,09462,060,381
Contributions Received139,662,978112,798,826Utilization towards Administration
Personnel Expenses8,169,6667,166,195
Administration and Other Expenses6,050,59614,068,484
Payment towards Outstanding Liabilities101,8221,106,194
Advances Paid-763,300
14,322,08423,104,173
Closing Balance
Cash in Hand--
Current Account5,237,674244,875
Term Deposits52,826,18429,118,331
Total169,855,036114,527,760Total169,855,036114,527,760
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e045099b52c831ea779333dc06b129c2c0b5_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e045099b52c831ea779333dc06b129c2c0b5_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..80cceab0caac7749b54a81516787b66794785b69 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e045099b52c831ea779333dc06b129c2c0b5_pg4_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +_Mile Bošnjak, Vlatka Bilas, Ivan Novak: Modeling exchange rate volatilities in Croatia_ + +In accordance to Lang (2005), exchange rate vola- +tility is the main driving force of Croatian foreign +exchange intervention while the exchange rate +level turns out to be insignificant. According to +Chmelarova and Schnabl (2006), Croatian foreign +exchange intervention manages both day-to-day +exchange rate volatilities as well as exchange rate +levels. Furthermore, the authors concluded that the +pattern of foreign exchange intervention for Croa- +tia confirms a fear of depreciation (with respect to +balance sheet effects of the banking sector) more +than a fear of appreciation (with respect to export +competitiveness). Following the previous research +results and empirical data on exchange rate move- +ments, the EUR/HRK exchange rate might be +strictly controlled by the Croatian National Bank. +Since the Croatian National Bank cannot control +the USD/HRK exchange rate at the same time, it’s +interesting to compare the EUR/HRK and the USD/ +HRK volatilities pattern. + +## **_4. Research data_** + +Financial time series often exhibit volatility cluster- +ing, meaning that high volatility periods tend to be +followed by high volatility periods and low volatility +periods tend to be followed by low volatility periods. +In that case, a strong autocorrelation in squared re- +turns or autoregressive conditional heteroscedas- +ticity is present. As a consequence, the least squares +estimators are still unbiased but inefficient. The es- +timates of the variances are biased, thus invalidating +the tests of significance, and the obtained results are +dubious (see for example Erjavec and Cota, 2007). +In order to resolve the problem and obtain estima- +tor efficiency, as a method of estimation several +ARCH type models has been employed. As in most +empirical finance literature, the variable to be mod- +eled is the daily exchange rate return which is the +first difference of the natural logarithm of the ex- +change rate and is given by the following equation: + +r t = ln( St St−1 ) + +(1) + +Where r is the daily exchange rate return and St and +St−1 denote the Croatian National Bank (CNB) mid- +point exchange rate of the EUR versus the HRK and +the USD versus the HRK at the current day and pre- + +vious day, respectively. The data span from 1st Janu- +ary 1997 to 30th September 2015 is used as a data +sample for modeling the daily exchange rate return. +Table 1 shows the descriptive statistics for the ob- +served variables. + +**_Table 1 Descriptive statistics for the daily_** +**_exchange rates return of the EUR and the USD_** +**_versus the HRK_** + +
Variablert=EURrt=USD
Mean2.34E-054.36E-05
Median1.44E-05-7.19E-05
Maximum0.0100040.035861
Minimum-0.008836-0.035029
Std. Dev0.0013450.006620
Skewness0.0812650.018182
Kurtosis6.3460574.453776
Jarque-Bera2199.145414.4102
Probability0.0000000.000000
Number of observations47034703
+ +_Source: Authors’ calculation_ + +A key feature of exchange rate returns is that the +distribution of returns is fat tailed. That is, the prob- +ability density function of exchange rate returns ap- +pears to be leptokurtic, so it is more peaked at the +center and has fatter tails compared to that of the +normal distribution. Numerically, the kurtosis co- +efficient is found to be greater than 3, which char- +acterizes kurtosis of a normally distributed random +variable. In addition, exchange rate returns tend to +be slightly skewed either to the left or to the right +which is not consistent with returns being normally +distributed. The positive value of skewness indicates +that data are skewed to the right referring to a de- +preciation of the currency (HRK). As can be seen +in Table 1, the exchange rate returns series (r) ex- +hibits significant values of skewness and kurtosis, +and therefore normality assumptions are not met. +In accordance to abovementioned alternative, dis- +tributions have to be used as a basis for modeling +exchange rate returns, such as the Student-t or Gen- +eralized Error distribution (GED) rather than the +normal distribution which takes into account the +phenomenon of leptokurtosis and skewness in the +probability density function. + +■ **84** ■ **EKONOMSKI VJESNIK / ECONVIEWS** ■ _God. XXIX, BR. 1/2016. str. 81-94_ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e247cacc054302c938c36a4357f861b56ce7_pg2_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e247cacc054302c938c36a4357f861b56ce7_pg2_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..369b9e2d26dd1bb04719dad7431dc7042248c899 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e247cacc054302c938c36a4357f861b56ce7_pg2_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +
akarrival time of the kth packet on session i
bi,sthe time the kth packet on session i begins service under the s server
di,sthe time the kth packet on session i departs under the s server
Bs(τ)the set of backlogged sessions at time τ under the s server
Qi,s(τ)the queue size of session i at time τ under the s server
Wi,s(t1, t2)the amount of work received by session i during the time interval [t1, t2] under the s server
Liksize of the kth packet on session i in number of bits
Li,maxmaximum packet size of session i
Lmaxmaximum packet size among all sessions
rlink speed
riguaranteed rate for session i
+ +Table 1: Notation Used in this Paper + +bucket constrained at the source. He also proposed +a packet approximation algorithm for GPS which he +called Packet-by-Packet Generalized Processor Shar- +ing or PGPS. It turns out that PGPS is identical +to the weighted version of Fair Queueing or WFQ. +Parekh has established several important relationships +between a fluid GPS system and it’s corresponding +packet WFQ system: + +1. in terms of delay, a packet will finish service in +a WFQ system later than in the corresponding +GPS system by no more than the transmission +time of one maximum size packet; + +2. in terms of total number of bits served for each +session, a WFQ system does not fall behind a cor- +responding GPS system by more than one maxi- +mum size packet. + +The above result can easily be mis-interpreted to +say that the packet WFQ discipline and the fluid GPS +discipline provide almost identical service except for a +difference of one packet. Contrary to this popular (but +incorrect) belief, we will demonstrate that there could +be _large_ discrepancies between the services provided +by WFQ and GPS. In fact, what has been proven is +that WFQ cannot fall behind GPS by one maximum +size packet. However, WFQ can be _far ahead of_ GPS +in terms of number of bits served for a session. Since +many congestion control algorithms [9, 14] were de- +signed with the assumption that WFQ will provide +almost identical service with GPS, large discrepancies +between the two disciplines and the lack of knowledge +that such discrepancies exist will result in unstable +and less efficient network control algorithms. + +To overcome the limitation of WFQ, we propose +a new and better packet approximation algorithm of +GPS called Worst-case Fair Weighted Fair Queuing +or WF2Q. We show that WF2Q provides almost iden- +tical service to GPS with a maximum difference of one +packet size, and it shares both the bounded-delay and +fairness properties of GPS. + +## 2 GPS and WFQ + +In this section, we first define GPS and its most +popular packet approximation algorithm WFQ, then +describe the important difference between these two +disciplines. + +A GPS server serving _N_ sessions is characterized by +_N_ positive real numbers, \(\phi_1,\phi_2,\cdots,\phi_N\). The server +operates at a fixed rate _r_ and is work-conserving 1. +Let _Wi_(_t_1_,t_2) be the amount of session _i_ traffic served +in the interval [_t_1_,t_2], then a GPS server is defined as +one for which + +\(\frac{W_i(t_1,t_2)}{W_j(t_1,t_2)}\ge\frac{\phi_i}{\phi_j} j=1,2,\cdots,N\) (1) + +holds for any session _i_ that is backlogged throughout +the interval [_t_1_,t_2] [13]. From the definition, it imme- +diately follows that if \(B_{GPS}(\tau)\), the set of backlogged +sessions at time \(\tau\), remains unchanged during any time +interval [_t_1_,t_2], the service rate of session _i_ during the +interval will be exactly + +\(r_i^*(t_1,t_2)=\frac{\phi_i}{\sum_{j\in B_{GPS}(t_1)}\phi_j}r\) (2) + +(2) + +where _r_ is the link speed. Since _BGPS_(_t_1) is a subset +of all the sessions at the server, it is easy to see that + +\(r_i^*(t_1,t_2)\ge r_i\) (3) + +holds where + +\(r_i=\frac{\phi_i}{\sum_{j=1}^N\phi_j}r\) (4) + +Therefore, session _i_ is guaranteed a minimum service +rate of _ri_ during any interval when it is backlogged. +Let the time interval length go to zero, we get the +instantaneous service rate of the session, \(r_i^*(\tau)\). + +Notice that GPS is an idealized server that does +not transmit packets as entities. It assumes that the +server can serve all backlogged sessions simultaneously +and that the traffic is infinitely divisible. In a more +realistic packet system, only one session can receive +service at a time and an entire packet must be served +before another packet can be served. There are differ- +ent ways of emulating GPS service in a packet system. +The most popular one is the Weighted Fair Queueing +discipline (WFQ) [4], also known as Packet General- +ized Processor Sharing or PGPS [13]. + +1A server is work-conserving if it is never idle whenever +there are packets to be transmitted. Otherwise, it is non-work- +conserving. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e3b1c4a529f268686b0f03accb2b91604ef3_pg10_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e3b1c4a529f268686b0f03accb2b91604ef3_pg10_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..508f008e20633f9b400536928a444ae8f89fc7a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/e3b1c4a529f268686b0f03accb2b91604ef3_pg10_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,197 @@ +_T. McCormack et al./Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 141 (2016) 1–22_ 9 + + +legend[color]: items=5-6 years ; 6-7 years ; 7-8 years +bind: 5-6 years ; ; y +bind: 6-7 years ; ; y +bind: 7-8 years ; ; y + +
Fig. 2. Percentage of response choices for each causal structure as a function of age group.
Category5-6 years6-7 years7-8 years
Common cause624520
ABC causal chain335272
ACB causal chain589
Common cause678760
ABC causal chain20324
ACB causal chain141016
+ + +**Fig. 2.** Percentage of response choices for each causal structure as a function of age group. Correct responses to the causal chain are denoted as ABC. + +## **Table 1** + +Percentage of times that participants chose each intervention collapsed across common cause and causal chain trials. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
InformativeUninformative
B+A–B+C+A–C+A+C−A+B−A+B–C+B+C−
5–6 years17.99.512.95.19.68.323.38.25.4
6–7 years17.59.214.28.28.29.021.86.45.6
7–8 years10.811.39.411.114.813.514.26.98.0
+ +## **Table 2** + +Regression analyses from Experiment 1. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
DependentParameterEstimateSEOdds ratiozp(>|z|)
Pcorrect(chain)Intercept−4.771.80−2.65.008
% Informative7.372.7015872.73.006
Pcorrect(common cause)Intercept1.871.481.27.21
% Informative−1.322.150.267−0.62.54
Pcorrect(chain)Intercept−0.810.75−1.09.278
Efficiency1.220.923.391.32.186
Pcorrect(common cause)Intercept3.390.993.39.0007
Efficiency−3.311.270.037−2.62.009
Pcorrect(chain)Intercept−4.431.742.53.012*
Quality7.983.0629212.61.009 **
Pcorrect(common cause)Intercept1.461.401.04.30
Quality−0.782.240.46−0.35.73
+ +_Note:_ The table shows three separate analyses of predictors of performance on the causal chain and common cause trials: percentage informative interventions, efficiency, and intervention quality. + +_∗_ _p < .05._ + +** p < .01. + +*** p < .001. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/f1d0fbf590b8cdd454e5d4c2485c575ad519_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/f1d0fbf590b8cdd454e5d4c2485c575ad519_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5cfd9ef7087e15206b2e3cc333c066ce4bebf2ac --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/f1d0fbf590b8cdd454e5d4c2485c575ad519_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +**Customer Standing Committee (CSC) Meeting 68** +22 February 2022 +10.00 - 11.00 UTC + +# **Agenda and Notes** + +## 1. Welcome & Roll Call + +Meeting is quorate +Apologies Holly + +## 2. Action Items + +
Action Items
Action item 01 67 2022Staff to circulate Findings November to CSC for approvalCompleted
Action item 02 66 2022Brett, Frederico and staff to prepare table top exercise and inform CSC on progress at next meetingCompleted
Action item 03 66 2022Amy to check with Marilia if results IANA survey can be presented during meeting 68Completed, see item 4.
Action item 03 65 2022Staff to schedule Table Top exercise RAP for future meetingPending, March meeting (in person),
Action item 06 65 2022Staff to organize session discussing the results of IANA survey March/April meetingCompleted see action item 03 67 and agenda item 4
+ +All Actions completed + +## 3. Performance IANA Naming Function January 2023 + +**_a) PTI report to CSC January 2023._** + +SLA missed 98,6 %. DDos attack , which impacted whois .Discussion on mitigation of future attacks. +Noted that likely that attack was not directed at IANA, was caught up in traffic. CSC expressed +willingness to provide assistance, if helpful. No further action required. Issue was satisfactory explained. +This will be reflected in CSC Finding report. + +**_b) CSC Findings PTI Performance January 2023._** + +CSC Findings report reflects PTI performance was satisfactory over January 2023. Missed SLA was +satisfactory explained. + +**Action 01 68 2023 – staff to circulate CSC Findings** + +## 4. Presentation results PTI’s IANA Naming Function survey + +The presentation is deferred to April at request PTI + +**Action 02 68 2023: staff to include presentation on April Agenda** + +## 5. Chair and vice-chair nomination (to be completed March 2023) + +Brett and Frederico were appointed as chair and vice-chair by 1 October 2022. The regular term starts at +the meeting coinciding with the Community Forum ICANN meeting, to allow members and liaisons, who +took their position in October of the preceding year to participate meaningful in the selection process. +At this meeting the nomination opens. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/f5e5d540d2d21fb259a00bbbfbed7abacdf2_pg12_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/f5e5d540d2d21fb259a00bbbfbed7abacdf2_pg12_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f99dfb61970127cfe5c49775a1698cffa66f9cbe --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/nemotron-base/tables/f5e5d540d2d21fb259a00bbbfbed7abacdf2_pg12_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +Articles + + +title: D: HPV-11 +axis[x]: Proportion + +| Trial ref | Study | Sex | Test | Timing (weeks) | Location | n | Proportion (95% CI) | Age (years) | Vaccine | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| 28 weeks (3 doses) | | | | | | | | | | +| NCT03525210 | Boey 2020** B cLIA | 28 | BE | 76 | | | 1.00 (0.99– 1.00) | 18–45 | 9vHPV | +| NCT00557245 | Mugo 2018* B CLIA | 28 | KEN | 178 | | | 0.97 (0.94– 0.99) | 9–14 | qHPV | +| NCT00339040 | Weinberg 2012* B CLIA | 28 | USA | 94 | | | 1.00 (0.99– 1.00) | 7–12 | qHPV | +| NCT01461096 | Kahn 2017* F CLIA | 28 | USA & PR | 50 | | | 0.98 (0.92– 1.00) | 18–23 | qHPV | +| ISRCTN33674451 | Money 2016* F CLIA | 28 | CAN | 150 | | | 0.99 (0.96– 1.00) | N/A | qHPV | +| NCT00710593 | Kahn 2013* F CLIA | 28 | USA & PR | 52 | | | 0.98 (0.93– 1.00) | N/A | qHPV | +| NCT00667563 | No publication* F NA | 28 | IND | 111 | | | 0.99 (0.97– 1.00) | 18–120 | qHPV | +| NCT00604175 | Kojic 2014* F CLIA | 28 | USA, BRA \& SA 207 | | | | 0.96 (0.93– 0.98) | 13–45 | qHPV | +| NCT00513526 | Wilkin 2010* M CLIA | 28 | USA | 71 | | | 0.97 (0.92– 1.00) | 22–61 | qHPV | +| Pooled qHPV vaccine (I2 = 42\%, N = 8) | | | | | | | | 0.98 (0.97–0.99) | | +| 29–99 weeks (3 doses) | | | | | | | | | +| NCT01386164 | Faust 2016* B | Neutr. Assay | 48 | DEN | 46 | | 1.00 (0.98– 1.00) | N/A | qHPV | +| NCT01461096 | Kahn 2017* F CLIA | 48 | USA & PR | 46 | | 0.98 (0.92– 1.00) | 18–23 | qHPV | +| NCT00604175 | Cespedes 2018* F CLIA | 72 | USA, BRA \& SA 201 | | | | 0.86 (0.81– 0.90) | 13–45 | qHPV | +| NCT00557245 | Mugo 2021* B IgG−LIA | 96 | KEN | 172 | | | 0.85 (0.80– 0.90) | 11–17 | qHPV | +| NCT01206556 | Levin 2017* B CLIA | 96 | USA | 22 | | | 0.95 (0.83– 1.00) | 7–11 | qHPV | +| ISRCTN33674451 | Money 2016* F CLIA | 96 | CAN | 113 | | | 0.94 (0.89– 0.97) | N/A | qHPV | +| Pooled qHPV vaccine (I2 = 85\%, N = 6) | | | | | | | 0.94 (0.88–0.98) | | +| 29–99 weeks (4 doses) | | | | | | | | | +| NCT01206556 | Levin 2017* B CLIA | 96 | USA | 73 | | | 0.97 (0.92– 1.00) | 7–11 | qHPV | +| NCT00339040 | Weinberg 2012* B CLIA | 96 | USA | 86 | | | 0.97 (0.92– 0.99) | 7–12 | qHPV | +| Pooled qHPV vaccine (I2 = 0\%, N = 2) | | | | | | | 0.97 (0.94–0.99) | | | +| >=100 weeks (3 doses) | | | | | | | | | +| NCT00557245 | Mugo 2021 B IgG−LIA | 144 | KEN | 162 | | | 0.83 (0.77– 0.89) | 11–17 | qHPV | +| NCT01206556 | Levin 2017 B CLIA | 168 | USA | 21 | | 0.81 (0.62– 0.94) | 7–11 | qHPV | +| NCT00557245 | Mugo 2021* B IgG−LIA | 192 | KEN | 159 | | | 0.80 (0.73– 0.86) | 11–17 | qHPV | +| NCT01206556 | Levin 2017* B CLIA | 216 | USA | 14 | | 0.86 (0.63– 0.98) | 7–11 | qHPV | +| Pooled qHPV vaccine(I2 = 0\%, N = 2) | | | | | | | 0.80 (0.74–0.86) | | +| >=100 weeks(4 doses) | | | | | | | | | +| NCT00339040 | Weinberg 2012* B CLIA | 100 | USA | 81 | | | 1.00 (0.99– 1.00) | 7–12 | qHPV | +| NCT01206556 | Levin 2017 B CLIA | 168 | USA | 69 | | 0.99 (0.94– 1.00) | 7–11 | qHPV | +| NCT01206556 | Levin 2017* B CLIA | 216 | USA | 58 | | | 0.98 (0.93– 1.00) | 7–11 | qHPV | +| Pooled qHPV vaccine (I2 = 57\%, N = 2) | | | | | | | 1.00 (0.96–1.00) | | + + +Table S3).48,89 A second trial reported a positive and sig- +nificant correlation between high CD4% and antibody +titers but did not provide stratified estimates54 whereas +a third trial found no difference in antibody titers by +CD4% nadir51 (Supplement Figure S6A-D). Finally, a +fourth trial reported higher seropositivity rates and anti- +body titers in PLHIV on ART than not on ART52,53 while +another one reported higher antibody titers for all four +HPV vaccine types among PLHIV virally suppressed +compared to non-suppressed.55 + +with placebo arms,56,57 one RCT comparing the bivalent +and quadrivalent vaccine,31 two trials with historical +controls46,58 and three single arm trials without +control,32,49,59 Studies were conducted among women +(Ns=2), men (Ns=3), or both (Ns=3), and among study +participants HPV negative at baseline (Ns=7) or with +unknown baseline HPV status (Ns=3). (Supplement +Table S6; additional details in S7). No results were avail- +able for children. No results by HIV disease stage or +ART status were available. Estimates of biological out- +comes were generally deemed of low quality following +our study quality assessment. 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--All Races---White AloneAmerican American Indian & Alaska Native aloneAsian AloneNative Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander AloneSome Other Race AloneTwo : Hispanic or LatinoWhite Alone, Not Hispanic or Latino
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Pct. below Poverty Lvl:19.2%16.4%36.1%8.4%25.3%0.0%35.5%25.3%26.0%
Male:6,970 18.9%:4,8811,332264340132165259
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5 Years83 17.8%:36290909036
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12 to 14 Years137 10.4%:51860000645
15 Years82 20.6%:42400000042
16 and 17 Years83 10.6%:37230908615
18 to 24 Years3,623 48.2%:3,0523061412204485107
25 to 34 Years1,081 15.9%:67611352220432259
35 to 44 Years482 8.9%:29015204000016
45 to 54 Years319 7.8%:19781720014014
55 to 64 Years173 7.7%:12536012000125
65 to 74 Years42 3.0%:24110000724
75 Years and Over44 3.3%:30140000030
Female:7,700 19.5%:5,3031,7157425047203185
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12 to 14 Years176 12.3%:748301009074
15 Years44 11.3%:1822040006
16 and 17 Years125 15.8%:604407014060
18 to 24 Years4,076 52.8%:3,33650401440177565
25 to 34 Years1,014 15.5%:61022501430364610
35 to 44 Years552 9.7%:3151980330620295
45 to 54 Years333 7.0%:22362032012412
55 to 64 Years160 6.2%:1173706005112
65 to 74 Years96 5.1%:32640000032
75 Years and Over174 8.1%:1214600070121
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The social meaning of accelerated noise in speedy capitalism 265 + +on the accelerated speed made possible by industrialised noise (which humans, by themselves, cannot achieve), and pieces of music began to be broken up. + +The slow rhythm and tonality associated with total sound were weakened in this situation. At the same time, as the 20th century advanced, the revolutionary nature of the West was not apparent and, along with that, the idea of its essence was weakened. Contrasting each other, on the one hand the model of active, free people and countries (which may be defined as renewed total essence); on the other hand, the reality of the passive, alienated mass, meek people who have only been transformed in order to consume (Adorno and Horkheimer, 1994). Along with that, the ideal of the progress of Modernity has also been wounded. _Total works of art_-- works of art which are profound, critical, which go down to the roots of the age, expressions of collective and individual reflection on people’s place in the world and (self) reflections on the historical situation — will have difficulty in resisting the oncoming devastation. + +Starting with the destruction of the First World War, throughout the 20th century the lineal upwards evolution of modern ideal has been broken, and this has had direct influence on artistic expression (Hobsbawm, 2003). This meant that the heroic tonality and slow, gradual, progressive, complete rhythm of music (which follow the model of the Heroic Symphony) had no chance of surviving in the wounded, broken-up and accelerated world of the future. The accelerated industrial noise model is part of the modern ideal, with the distinguishing characteristics which the Italian futurists saw in it and used expressively. The superficial anti-essence with no depth in terms of expression, and connected with the acceleration of the rotation of capital, has yet to arrive; this configuration will arrive when general social time accelerates and is split up and, consequently, it will have a direct impact on expressiveness in works of art and music. In this context, a distinguishing characteristic of the 20th century can be examined: are changes taking place in a social time which are so fast that they can hardly be digested? Are individuals’ sensual and self-conscious experiences taking place in a period which is overflowing? Can total art (total sound) be produced in this context? These reflections and doubts lead us to our second premise. + +## 2. The sound of noise + +Theoreticians of totalitarianism have argued the need to forbid subversive noise because it emphasises the need for cultural autonomy and promotes differences; an interest in maintaining tonalities, the prevalence of melody and distrust of new languages, codes and instruments is common to all regimes of this nature (Leónidas Martín Saura, 2006, p. 18).
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| column_2 | column_3 | column_4 | +|---|---|---|---| +| 2nd Premise: If total sound is imposed in an era in which total essence (revolutionary total action) is not imposed, this may lead us to totalitarianism. Together with the criticism and rupture of lineal, progressive modernity, harmony becomes noise. The acceleration of capitalism brings the sound of noise (fractured works of art) with it, along with expressiveness which is able to express its contradictions. The words we say are also accelerating. + +Modernity itself brought a contradiction with it, the position of popular culture: + +The Enlightenment believes that the people who must be appealed to in order to legitimise a secular, democratic government are also the bearers of that which reason wishes to abolish: superstition, ignorance and turmoil. Because of this, in Martín Barbero’s words, a complex system has been developed ‘with abstract inclusion and specific exclusion’. The people are of interest in order to legitimise bourgeois hegemony, but are irritating because of their lack of culture (García Canclini, 2001, p. 197). + +high culture and popular culture. Modernity introduced this dichotomy. High culture is the only one which is considered to be culture, the only legitimate culture. Culture was an area for dividing classes. In Europe, in particular, this mechanism has long been in place (Bourdieu, 1999). In the world of music, classical music and tonality are the paradigm of art music. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/09c8a46e9cf449d41f48a2a69f4f54f05286e1b5_page_6_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/09c8a46e9cf449d41f48a2a69f4f54f05286e1b5_page_6_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f285627d19178c50400b448f369248ff226c036c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/09c8a46e9cf449d41f48a2a69f4f54f05286e1b5_page_6_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +
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| Strain | Chrysobacterium gallinarum strain DSM 27622 | Chrysobacterium sp. P1-3 | Chrysobacterium gleum NCTC11432 | Chrysobacterium bernardetii H4638 | Chrysobacterium arthrosphaerae FDAARGOS 519 | Chrysobacterium indologenes FDAARGOS 337 | Chrysobacterium joostei DSM 16927 | Chrysobacterium sp. KMC2 | Chrysobacterium glaciei IHBB 10212 | Chrysobacterium camillorum F9942 | Chrysobacterium camelliae Dolsongi-HT1 | +|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| Chrysobacterium gallinarum strain DSM 27622 | 100.0 | | | | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium sp. P1-3 | 98.9 | 100.0 | | | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium gleum NCTC11432 | 81.5 | 81.4 | 100.0 | | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium bernardetii H4638 | 81.7 | 81.8 | 84.3 | 100.0 | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium arthrosphaerae FDAARGOS 519 | 81.7 | 81.5 | 83.0 | 82.2 | 100.0 | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium indologenes FDAARGOS 337 | 81.2 | 81.0 | 82.5 | 82.2 | 81.5 | 100.0 | | | | +| Chrysobacterium joostei DSM 16927 | 81.4 | 81.2 | 81.9 | 82.9 | 81.8 | 81.2 | 100.0 | | | +| Chrysobacterium sp. KMC2 | 81.3 | 81.3 | 81.6 | 81.3 | 80.9 | 82.1 | 100.0 | | | +| Chrysobacterium glaciei IHBB 10212 | 78.4 | 78.1 | 78.3 | 78.4 | 78.0 | 78.1 | 78.9 | 78.5 | 100.0 | | +| Chrysobacterium campullorum F9942 | 79.3 | 79.0 | 79.2 | 79.1 | 79.2 | 78.9 | 79.3 | 79.4 | 79.0 | 100.0 | +| Chrysobacterium sp. SNU WT5 | 71.4 | 71.4 | 71.4 | 71.5 | 71.3 | 71.4 | 71.7 | 71.6 | 72.4 | 71.6 | +| Chrysobacterium cameliae Dolsongi-HT1 | 76.1 | 76.0 | 76.6 | 75.8 | 76.7 | 75.8 | 75.2 | 75.4 | 75.3 | 76.0 | 100.0 |
| column_1]: +| Chrysobacterium gallinarum strain DSM 27622 | 100.0 | | | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium sp. P1-3 | 98.9 | 100.0 | | | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium gleum NCTC11432 | 81.5 | 81.4 | 100.0 | | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium bernardetii H4638 | 81.7 | 81.8 | 84.3 | 100.0 | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium bernardetii H4638 | 81.7 | 81.8 | 84.3 | 100.0 | | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium arthrosphaerae FDAARGOS 519 | 81.7 | 81.5 | 83.0 | 82.2 | 100.0 | | | | | +| Chrysobacterium acidogena 1992 | 81.2 | 81.0 | 82.5 | 82.2 | 81.5 | 100.0 | | | | +| Chrysobacterium joostei DSM 16927 | 81.4 | 81.2 | 82.9 | 81.8 | 81.2 | 100.0 | | | | +| Chrysobacterium sp. KMC2 | 81.3 | 81.3 | 81.6 | 81.3 | 81.3 | 80.9 | 82.1 | 100.0 | | | +| Chrysobacterium glaciei IHBB 10212 | 78.4 | 78.1 | 78.3 | 78.4 | 78.0 | 78.1 | 78.9 | 78.5 | 100.0 | | +| Chrysobacterium campullorum F9942 | 79.3 | 79.0 | 79.2 | 79.1 | 79.2 | 79.3 | 79.4 | 79.0 | 100.0 | | +| Chrysobacterium sp. SNU WT5 | 71.4 | 71.4 | 71.4 | 71.5 | 71.3 | 71.4 | 71.7 | 71.6 | 72.4 | 71.6 | +| Chrysobacterium camelliae Dolsongi-HT1 | 76.1 | 76.0 | 76.6 | 75.8 | 76.7 | 75.8 | 75.2 | 75.4 | 76.0 | 70.0 |
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Sevgilinin dudağı, ağzı ve dolayısıyla sözü ab-ı hayat olarak nitelendiği için, +bunlar da Hızır’la ilgilidir. Hızır’ın yeşil elbiseler giyindiğine, yeşil sarık sarındığına inanılır. +Papağan da yeşil renginden dolayı Hızır’a benzetilir. Divan şiirinde hat bazen Hızır’a bezen de +dudağın etrafını sardığı için, ab-ı hayatı örten, gizleyen zulmete benzetilmiştir. Hat yeşil, dudak +kırmızı olduğu için, bu görünüşü bakımından hattın papağana da benzetildiği görülüyor. + +Tûtî hatın ki râz-ı dehânın beyan eder + +Bir Hızrdır ki çeşme-i cândan haber verir Ahmet Paşa G. + +(Sevgili, senin ağzının sırrını açıklayan, söyleyen papağan hattın, can çeşmesinde ab-ı +hayattan haber veren bir Hızır’dır.) + +Mantıku’t-tayr’daki ifadelerden anlaşıldığı üzere papağan, ab-ı hayatı, ölümsüzlüğü aradığı +için canına ve nefsine düşkün insanı da simgeler. Hızır da ab-ı hayatı aramış, içmiş ve +ölümsüzlük kazanmıştır. Bu yüzden şiirde tuti ile Hızır arasında bir benzerlik ilgisi kurulrur. O +ifadelerdeki _Nemrut_ da nefistir. Aşağıdaki șu iki beyitte, tutiye benzetilen _hat_ nefse düşkünlüğe, +dünya nimetlerine, kesrete bağlılığa işaret etmektedir. Tasavvufî sembol olarak saç, hat ve kan +kesrettir. Kesret, vahdeti ve manayı örten maddedir; insanı dünya hayatına bağlayan unsurlardır. +Kesret de nefis gibi insanı dünya nimetlerine çeker ve insanı canına, nefsine düşkün hale getirir. +Nef’i’nin bu beytinde _tahrîk_ kelimesi, bütün anlamlarını ifade edecek şekilde zengin bir tevriye +ile söylenmiştir. _Kanat açıp uçmak_ sözü, tuti teşbihiyle ve _tahrîk_ kelimesinin anlamlarıyla +birlikte düşünüldüğünde bir bencillik, gurur ve kibir ifade eder. _Hat_ sözcüğünün, divan şiirinde +değişik, hatta zıt anlamlarda kullanıldığı görülür. Bazen gençlik ve güzellik unsuru olarak, +bazen olgunluk, ki kadın açısından düşünüldüğünde evde kalmışlık, bazen de yaşlılık ifade +edecek şekilde kullanılmıştır. Gençlik ve güzellik insana, kendini gösterme arzusu ile gurur ve +kibir verir; evde kalmışlık ve yaşlılık ise insanı korku ve telaşa düşürür. Bu açıdan bakıldğında +bu beyitteki “hat” kelimesi de anlam bakımından bir genişlik taşır. + +Sanma ki etdi zülfünü tahrîk rûzgâr + +Bâl açdı _tûti_-i hatı pervâza başladı Nef’i G. + +(O güzelin saçını rüzgârın tahrik ettiğini zannetme, yüzünde beliren ayva tüylerinin tutisi +kanat açtı, uçmaya başladı.) + +Bu beyitte de yine kesret olan _hat ve kan_, insanı dünyaya bağlanmaya çeken geveze +papağana benzetilmiştir. + +Gûyâ hayâl-i hatt-ı lebinle müjemde hûn + +Bâğ-ı vefâda _tûtî_-i zenbûrdur bana Şeyh Galib G. + +(Senin dudağının hattının hayaliyle benim kirpiğimde oluşan kanlı gözyaşı, sanki sadakat +bahçesinde bana geveze papağandır.) + +Cebrail, Allah’ın öğrettiklerini Peygambere aktaran melektir; kendisine söylenenleri aynen +tekrar ettiğinden dolayı papağana benzetilmiştir. _Tûtî-yi kuds, tûtî-i Cibrîl, tûtî-yi sidre-nişîn_ +sözleri ile Cebrail kastedilir. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0e0a30f12921972f7af4f475dde567609d647d25_page_2_processed_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0e0a30f12921972f7af4f475dde567609d647d25_page_2_processed_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a17e11720130be0060ed049adf58c695a02ab632 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0e0a30f12921972f7af4f475dde567609d647d25_page_2_processed_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +# Lindsay et al.: NASCENT NECESSITY ENTREPRENEUR WELL-BEING AS AN ANTECEDENT TO ENT +**FRONTIERS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH 2014** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0ed74b112dde3b3ce5e3a3d6c69a930afaad342c_page_1_processed_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0ed74b112dde3b3ce5e3a3d6c69a930afaad342c_page_1_processed_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..aa9418d2428c372588317b9049c3e12096e7a74e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0ed74b112dde3b3ce5e3a3d6c69a930afaad342c_page_1_processed_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +_Physics Minor (Non-Teaching)_ 1 + +# Physics Minor (Non-Teaching) + +## 1Physics Minor (Non-Teaching) + +PHSX 240 or PHSX 220 | Honors Gen \& Mod Phys I (Recommended) Physics I (w/ calculus) | 4 +PHSX 242 or PHSX 222 | Honors Gen \& Mod Phys II (Recommended) Physics II (w/ calculus) | 4 +PHSX 224 | Physics III | 4 +PHSX 301 | Intro Theoretical Physics | 3 +PHSX 343 or PHSX 320 | Modern Physics Classical Mechanics | 3 +Physics electives (PHSX 261 or PHSX 262 or PHSX or ASTR courses 300 level or above) | 10 +Total Credits | 28 + +Students who complete PHSX 343 require 10 credits of physics elective . + +Students who complete PHSX 320 require 9 credits of physics elective.The physics electives can include no more than 1 credit of PHSX 494, + +3 credits of PHSX 492, 3 credits of PHSX 490R, or 4 credits of the combination of PHSX 494, PHSX 492, and PHSX 490R. PHSX 401, + +PHSX 402, PHSX 403, and PHSX 405 can not be counted towards physics electives. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0f692b1bde8c3e04d1ec47ae43d616fc5c2ff2a9_page_23_processed_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0f692b1bde8c3e04d1ec47ae43d616fc5c2ff2a9_page_23_processed_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..532ea3ab69535afcd902d8991360194334502bce --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/0f692b1bde8c3e04d1ec47ae43d616fc5c2ff2a9_page_23_processed_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# Hagen and Kudenov: Review of snapshot spectral imaging technologies + +113. M. Levoy et al., “Light field microscopy,” _ACM Trans. Graph._ 25(3), +924–934 (2006).| 924-934 (2006) | series | +|---|---|---| +| 113. M. Levoy et al., "Light field microscopy," _ACM Trans. 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Spectrosc. 60(6), 663–671 (2006). | 149 | 151 | \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/10927fb8b1bb10aa9f628cf27e62ebb5eaca3ec8_page_2_processed_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/10927fb8b1bb10aa9f628cf27e62ebb5eaca3ec8_page_2_processed_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..376b36e4083087ef7a10b6dd5864627075467c6b --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/10927fb8b1bb10aa9f628cf27e62ebb5eaca3ec8_page_2_processed_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +## 2Polymer Engineering and Science, B.S. + +**Supporting Courses and Related Areas** + +_Supporting Courses and Related Areas: Require a grade of C or better_ + +Students majoring in Polymer Engineering and Science must complete a total of 12 credits (4 courses) of 400-level PES technical electives from the approved list. (Except where noted, courses taken to satisfy General Education requirements may not be used to satisfy PES technical elective requirements.) + +## General Education + +Connecting career and curiosity, the General Education curriculum provides the opportunity for students to acquire transferable skills necessary to be successful in the future and to thrive while living in interconnected contexts. General Education aids students in developing intellectual curiosity, a strengthened ability to think, and a deeper sense of aesthetic appreciation. These are requirements for all baccalaureate students and are often partially incorporated into the requirements of a program. For additional information, see the General Education Requirements (https://bulletins.psu.edu/undergraduate/general-education/baccalaureate-degree-general-education-program/) section of the Bulletin and consult your academic adviser. + +The keystone symbol appears next to the title of any course that is designated as a General Education course. Program requirements may also satisfy General Education requirements and vary for each program. + +Foundations (grade of C or better is required and Inter-Domain courses do not meet this requirement.) + +Guardian (GQ): 6 credits + + 6 credits + +Breadth in the Knowledge Domains (Inter-Domain courses do not meet this requirement.) + +Meedth in the Knowledge Domains (Inter-Domain courses do not meet this requirement.) + +|Presented | Arts (GA): 3 credits + +Breadth in the Knowledge Domains (Inter-Domain courses do not meet this requirement.) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/10e70f01a13bfba21bd8f7e2c6e64ab121a274e3_page_12_processed_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/10e70f01a13bfba21bd8f7e2c6e64ab121a274e3_page_12_processed_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..41364410d4c3d1c3976a9da1fb82ac8cc05e9cf9 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/10e70f01a13bfba21bd8f7e2c6e64ab121a274e3_page_12_processed_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# Suga et al. Page 12 + +Rhizopus oryzae (version 3; http://www.broadinstitute.org/annotation/genome/rhizopus_oryzae, last accessed December 13, 2013), the filasterean _Capsaspora owczarzaki_ (version 2; http://www.broadinstitute.org/annotation/genome/multicellularity_project/, last accessed December 13, 2013), and the sea anemone _Nematostella vectensis_ (version 1; http://genome.jgi-psf.org/Nemve1/, last accessed December 13, 2013). + +## Protein Domain Architecture and TK Classification + +protein domains composing the ichthyosporean and corallochytrean TKs were annotated by the search of SMART (http://smart.embl-heidelberg.de, last accessed December 13, 2013) and Pfam (http://pfam.sanger.ac.uk/, last accessed December 13, 2013) databases, which were then subjected to manual inspections of the result alignments. Sequences that were not mapped to any known domain were further searched for in the public databases and in other ichthyosporean TKs, and two domains (I1 and I3 domains) were newly annotated. TM segments and signal peptides of RTKs were manually predicted. For the detailed classification of CTK families, their N-terminal myristoylation sites were predicted by the Myristoylator program (Bologna et al. 2004), which provides the prediction confidence by the score S. We classified TKs into families based on their domain architectures and phylogenetic positions as in (Suga et al. 2012). TKs without clear domain architectural information or an apparent affiliation to a specific family supported by the phylogeny were provisionally classified into IchRTK20 (for ichthyosporean genes) or CorRTK4 (for corallochytrean genes) families. + +## Network Analysis of Domain Architecture + +Domain architectures of proteins containing the four pTyr signaling domains (TK catalytic, PTP catalytic, SH2, and PTB domains) were manually examined. The domain combinations occurring in these proteins were represented by a network drawn by Cytoscape (http:// www.cytoscape.org/, last accessed December 13, 2013). In the network, co-occurring two domains are represented by two circles directly connected by a line. Duplicated domains in a protein were not counted. + +Phylogenetic Tree InferencePhylogenetic trees were inferred from the kinase (catalytic) domain sequences (225 amino acid positions) by the Maximum Likelihood (ML) method, using the LG-Γ model with four rate categories implemented in RAxML version 7.2.8 (Stamatakis 2006). The alignment is in supplementary fig. S10, Supplementary Material online. The obtained topology was further optimized by the genetic algorithm-based heuristic approach (Katoh et al. 2001; Suga, Schmid, et al. 2008; Suga et al. 2012), in which all the possible topologies generated both by crossing over all trees in the population and by the subtree pruning and regrafting (SPR) and tree bisection and reconnection (TBR) algorithms started from the best tree were evaluated. To avoid the long-branch attraction artifact, Awh_RS39176 of Abeoforma and Apa_RS28315.0.1 of Amoebidium were excluded from phylogenetic analyses. + +Molecular Evolution: Author manuscript; available in PMC 2015 8
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_стр.132-143_ + +**Namgaladze A.A., Martynenko O.V., Namgaladze A.N.** Global model of the upper atmosphere with variable +latitudinal integration step. _Geomagnetism and Aeronomy International_, v.1, N 1, p.53-58, 1998. + +**Namgaladze A.A., Namgaladze A.N., Martynenko O.V., Doronina E.N., Knyazeva M.A., Zubova Yu.V.** +Numerical modeling of the thermosphere, ionosphere and plasmasphere behaviour during the April 2002 +magnetic storms. _Physics of Auroral Phenomena, Proceedings of the XXVI Annual Apatity Seminar,_ +_Preprint PGI_, p.74-78, 2003. + +**Picone J.M., Hedin A.E., Drob D.P., Aikin A.C.** NRLMSISE-00 empirical model of the atmosphere: Statistical +comparisons and scientific issues. _J. Geophys. Res._, v.107 (A12), doi: 10.1029/2002JA009430, 2002. + +comparisons and scientific issues. _J. Geophys. Res._, v.107 (A12), doi: 10.1029/2002JA009430, 2002. + +**Von Zahn U., Köhnlein W., Friske K.H., Laux U., Trinks H., Volland H.** Esro 4 model of global thermospheric +composition and temperatures of low solar activity. _Geophys. Res. Lett._, N 4, p.33-36, 1977. + +**Намгаладзе А.А., Кореньков Ю.Н., Клименко В.В., Карпов И.В., Бессараб Ф.С., Суроткин В.А.,** +**Глущенко Т.А., Наумова Н.М.** Математическая модель термосферы, ионосферы и протоносферы +Земли как единой системы. _М., НИИЯФ МГУ, Математические модели ближнего космоса, Тез._ +_докл._, 3 с., 1988. + +**Намгаладзе А.А., Кореньков Ю.Н., Клименко В.В., Карпов И.В., Бессараб Ф.С., Суроткин В.А.,** +**Глущенко Т.А., Наумова Н.М.** Глобальная численная модель термосферы, ионосферы и +протоносферы Земли. _Геомагнетизм и аэрономия_, т.30, No 4, c.612-619, 1990. + +**Намгаладзе А.А., Мартыненко О.В., Волков М.А., Намгаладзе А.Н., Юрик Р.Ю.** Математическое +моделирование крупномасштабных возмущений верхней атмосферы Земли. _Моделирование_ +_процессов в верхней полярной атмосфере, ПГИ КНЦ РАН, Апатиты_, с.167-249, 1998. + +**Намгаладзе А.А., Мартыненко О.В., Зубова Ю.В., Доронина Е.Н., Князева М.А., Намгаладзе А.Н.** +Математическое моделирование эффектов геомагнитных бурь 17-20 апреля 2002 года в верхней +атмосфере Земли. _Материалы Всероссийской научно-технической конференции "Наука и_ +_образование-2003", часть V, МГТУ, Мурманск_, с.74, 2003. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/17ce5025be595d7fc2c3a347b6a2fa4e4d06419d_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/17ce5025be595d7fc2c3a347b6a2fa4e4d06419d_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d43f0b8f87f19d3902fee733f4dbb64885ecb92f --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/17ce5025be595d7fc2c3a347b6a2fa4e4d06419d_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +# Class Schedule - Fall 2004 + +## **Computer Science** + +## CS 173 **Discrete Structures** credit: 2 hours. + +(C S 173) Studies discrete mathematical structures frequently encountered in the study of Computer Science. Topics will include sets, +propositions, boolean algebra, induction, recursion, relations, functions, and graphs. Credit is not given for both CS 173 and MATH 213. + +
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30102Lecture-DiscussionM11:00 AM- 11:50 AMTR1320 - DigitalComputerLaboratoryHeeren, C
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Bei größeren Laufveranstaltungen, in die der Feuerwehrlauf organisatorisch eingebunden wird, muss die Feuerwehr eine eigene Wertungskategorie erhalten. + +## M VORFELD + +Das Einverständnis der Wehrführung liegt vor. Dies gilt nicht nur für die ausrichtende Feuerwehr, sondern auch für alle teilnehmenden Feuerwehr-Mannschaften. Das Entsendungsprinzip ist einzuhalten, d.h. die Teilnahme einer Feuerwehr-Mannschaft wird offiziell durch ihre Wehrführung schriftlich angemeldet (Anmeldebogen). + +Der Feuerwehrlauf ist mit offiziellem Termin, Ort und Uhrzeit im Dienstplan festgehalten. + +Die Strecke ist vor Veranstaltungsbeginn von den Organisatoren selbst durchlaufen und auf Sicherheitsaspekte überprüft worden.die Laufstrecke besteht aus gut ausgebauten Wegen (Waldboden/harte Naturwege, Asphalt, trittsicher und möglichst frei von Stolperstellen), nach Möglichkeit öffentliche und stark befahrene Straßen meiden. + +Es sind ausreichend Sicherungs-/Streckenposten (v.a. an Stellen, die öffentliche Verkehrswege kreuzen) vorhanden (an Straßenüberquerungen keine Jugendfeuerwehrangehörigen als Sicherungs-/Streckenposten) ggf. Absperrungen öffentlicher Straßen mit Behörde / Polizei im Vorfeld abstimmen. + +Es sind ausreichend Schilder/Wegweiser zur Orientierung vorhanden. + +Es sind ausreichend Sanitätspersonal und Ersthelfer-Ausrüstung im gesamten Streckenverlauf vorhanden, die Vorhaltung eines AED (Automatisierter Externer Defibrillator) wird empfohlen. + +Auf der Laufstrecke ist auf weitere Passanten, Läufer, Walker (mit Stöcken), Hundehalter u.ä. zu achten. + +Es sind im Zielbereich Getränke (Mineralwasser oder stark verdünnte Saftschorlen), Obst und Riegel für die Zieleinläufer/innen vorhanden. + +_Achtung:_ Durch Nachkontrolle sicherstellen, dass niemand zurückbleibt! + +## **BEI LAUFVERANSTALTUNGEN AM ABEND – NACH MÖGLICHKEIT TAGSÜBER DURCHFÜHREN** + +Die Strecke ist ausreichend ausgeleuchtet. + +Die Läufer/innen verfügen über helle, reflektierende Bekleidung (bspw. Leuchtweste, Kleidung mit Reflektorstreifen), separate Laufreflektoren (bspw. Bänder), Stirnlampen (LED-Lampen). + +_Achtung:_ Generellen Mehrbedarf an Strecken und Sicherungsposten berücksichtigen! + +## **SPORTAUSRÜSTUNG** + +Die Läufer/innen verfügen über zweckmäßige Sportkleidung (funktionelle Bekleidung) in Abhängigkeit von der Jahreszeit und aktuellen Wetterlage. + +Die Läufer/innen verfügen über entsprechende _Laufs_schuhe, die für den Wettbewerb geeignet sind. + +Läufer/innen mit Kopfhörern (z.B. zur Musikwiedergabe) sind darauf hingewiesen worden, die Lautstärke während des Laufs möglichst niedrig zu halten, um mögliche bevorstehende Gefahren zu erkennen. + +## **GESUNDHEIT** + +Grundsätzlich sollten nur Personen an dem Lauf teilnehmen, die sich dazu körperlich und gesundheitlich in der Lage fühlen. Gegebenenfalls ist vorab ärztlicher Rat einzuholen. + +Die Läufer/innen haben sich unmittelbar vor Beginn genügend aufgewärmt (_FitForFire_-Aufwärmfibel) und Flüssigkeit zu sich genommen (ausgeglichener Flüssigkeitshaushalt). \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/2dc955efe8554c45e47a488bc38a4079f59b908c_page_19_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/2dc955efe8554c45e47a488bc38a4079f59b908c_page_19_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..496fff041d709df3088e47d280bbef2a87bb7e1a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/2dc955efe8554c45e47a488bc38a4079f59b908c_page_19_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +# Hungry for an Education / L. Frank 126 + +Ferguson, M. (2004). _Campus hunger count 2004—Struggling to feed hope to Canada’s students: Food banks emerge in response to student hunger._ Ottawa, ON: Canadian Association of Food Banks and Canadian Alliance of Student Associations. +Frenette, M. (2004). Access to college and university: Does distance to school matter? 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+http://cap.stanford.edu/profiles/Jonathan_Pritchard/ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/30bf26b6243e63ec6a2e0531e01a079ba86a026a_page_38_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/30bf26b6243e63ec6a2e0531e01a079ba86a026a_page_38_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d23fb6f9e5a73c470def81bdd8867d1d63c72a73 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/30bf26b6243e63ec6a2e0531e01a079ba86a026a_page_38_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +## Section 14.7 Credit Union: + +After approval by the County Board, the County shall deduct from the wages of the employees who so authorize, and remit payments to the Local 73 Credit Union or the County's Pay Saver Credit Union. + +Section 14.8 Personnel Files: + +Upon written request to the Department Personnel Office, an employee may inspect his/her personnel file at any time mutually acceptable to the employee and Employer. Copies of materials in employee's personnel file shall be provided to the employee upon request. An employee may file a written rejoinder, to be placed in his/her personnel file, concerning any matter in the file. + +The Union, upon request, shall be provided access to documentation relied upon by the Employer in matters invoking discipline, promotion, transfer or layoff, including documentation retained in departmental files. + +The Employer shall maintain records in accordance with the Personnel Record Review Act, 820 ILCS 40/1 et seq.. + +## Section 14.9 Discipline: + +A. The Employer shall not demote, suspend, discharge or take any disciplinary action against an employee without just cause. Employees who are to be or may be disciplined are entitled to Union Representation exclusively in any disciplinary proceedings. The Union and the Employer agree that discipline should be timely, progressive and accompanied by counseling where appropriate and it shall normally be done in a manner that will not embarrass the employee before other employees or the public. It is understood that all discipline below suspension shall be discarded after one (1) calendar year if there has not been a like discipline problem. + +B. The Employer agrees with the principles of fairness and consistency in imposing discipline. Generally, disciplinary action will include the following steps: + +Oral reprimand Written reprimand Suspension Discharge + +In determining what disciplinary action is appropriate, the Employer will consider the nature and the gravity of the misconduct, the employee's disciplinary record, and any mitigating circumstances. + +## Section 14.10 Conduct of Disciplinary Investigation + +Whenever an employee covered by this Agreement is the subject of a disciplinary investigation by the Office of Professional Review ("OPR") or similar type agency, the interrogation will be conducted in the following manner: + +SEIU 73 Sheriff Clerical/Administrative 2017-2020_F31 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/3734d658b4732ac1f431dbb954537586c7da00b0_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/3734d658b4732ac1f431dbb954537586c7da00b0_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4bf6f608a2add65a14b3737829face18b88ab519 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/3734d658b4732ac1f431dbb954537586c7da00b0_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Certificate + +#
TO SPEAKERS OFOTHER LANGUAGES, CERTIFICATE + +# REQUIREMENTS + +# REQUIREMENTS + +
TEACHING ENGLISH
CodeTitleCredits
Foundation Courses
ENGL 314Structure of English3
ENGL 415Introduction to TESOL Methods3
Second Language Acquisition and Teaching Courses
ENGL 318Second Language Acquisition3
ENGL 515Techniques and Materials for TESOL3
Students must take 3 credits of TESOL Workshops.3
ENGL 613TESOL: Pedagogical Grammar I
ENGL 614TESOL: Pedagogical Grammar II
ENGL 615TESOL: Teaching Listening and Speaking
ENGL 616TESOL: Teaching of Reading
ENGL 617TESOL: Teaching of Writing
ENGL 618TESOL: Teaching Pronunciation
Total Credits15
+ +**RESIDENCE AND QUALITY OF WORK**<>**•**** + +• Minimum 3.000 GPA in all courses approved for the certificate + +• At least 8 certificate credits must be completed in residence + +## UNDERGRADUATE/SPECIAL STUDENT CERTIFICATES + +This certificate may be completed within the context of an undergraduate degree or as a Special student after an undergraduate degree has been awarded from any institution. The certificate may be completed in its entirety while enrolled as a Special student. Candidates are encouraged to contact the certificate coordinator to discuss course enrollment and the sequencing of certificate requirements. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/385c01ed177acfac97735d31b168e8f795cac3e3_page_9_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/385c01ed177acfac97735d31b168e8f795cac3e3_page_9_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..505d90f6e4367c704cb43f66896edcd7b19d8a64 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/385c01ed177acfac97735d31b168e8f795cac3e3_page_9_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +Ibn Khaldun's Muqaddima li-Kitab al-Ibar 131 + +others, al-Harawi in his _Kitab al-maqamat._ He was followed by Ibn 'Arabi, Ibn Sab'in (d. 669/1271) and their pupils as well as Ibn al-Farid and Najm al-Din al-Isra'ili (d. 677/1208).38 To this group Ibn Khaldun uncompromisingly alleges them as being strongly influenced by the extremist neo-Ismaili Shi'a's idea of incarnation and the divinity of the imam. In addition, their idea of qutb (pole)39 is quite closely corresponding to Shi'a's idea about their chiefs (_nuqaba_'). According to Ibn Khaldun, many jurists and muftis rejected this idea. + +It should also be noted here that, in trying to give a more clear picture on divine oneness, Ibn Khaldun has inserted a quotation from Abu Mahdi 'Isa b. al-Zayyat.40 This quotation includes some passage of al-Harawi's Maqamat particularly on the theory of oneness. + +Ibn Khaldun recapitulates that the entire discussion of Sufism can be summarised in four main topics. The first topic covers _mujahadat_ (strives), adhwaq (the tastes), _muhasaba al-nafs_ (self-scrutiny or self-examination) in order to obtain the mystical experience. The second topic is kashf(revealment) and the perceivable spiritual realities (_al-haqiqa al-mudraka min'alam al-ghayb_) such as divine attributes, the throne and so on. The third topic is the activities in the various worlds and among the various created things (_al-'awalim wa-il-akwan_) including the kinds of karamat (divine grace). The fourth topic is shatahat (ecstatic utterances),41 the expression that are suspect in their plain meaning (_alfaz_ _muhama al-zahir_). + +Ibn Khaldun recapitulates that the entire discussion of Sufism can be summarised in four main topics. The first topic covers _mujahadat_ (strives), _adhwaq_ (the tastes), _muhasaba al-nafs_ (self-scrutiny or self- examination) in order to obtain the mystical experience. The second topic is kashf(revealment) and the perceivable spiritual realities (_al-haqiqa al-mudraka min'alam al-ghayb_) such as divine attributes, the throne and so on. The third topic is the activities in the various worlds and among the various created things (_al-'awalim wa-il-akwan_) including the kinds of karamat (divine grace). The fourth topic is shatahat (ecstatic utterances),41 the expression that are suspect in their plain meaning (_alfaz_ _muhama al-zahir_). + +Towards the end of the passage, Ibn Khaldun draws the attention of his reader about the right and true _Sufi_ practice, as he himself believes. Again, he recalls his reader to observe the practice and the attitude of the early _Sufis_ (_salaf al-mutasawwifa_) as an ideal model. Those early Sufis have no desire to remove the veil, or to have such supernatural perception. Their main concern is to follow their models. They always turn away and pay no attention to supernatural perception. They always give priority to religious law (_shari'a_), which is more certain than any mystical experience. They even forbade the prolonged discussion of those matters. Finally, Ibn Khaldun advises that this should be the belief, attitude and practice of all _Sufi_ novices (_murid_).42 + +1. Issawi, Charles, An Arab Philosophy of History: Selections from the Prolegomena of Ibn Khaldun of Tunis (1332-1406), London, 1950. p. 7 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/39466c5ee26343651e1d602bd579dff958a50066_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/39466c5ee26343651e1d602bd579dff958a50066_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1730e1429e00e1b4b8b164dd6564960c287b2f4d --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/39466c5ee26343651e1d602bd579dff958a50066_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# | IR - PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA + +Permanakentrans RI No. 13 tahun 2011. Tentang Nilai Ambang Batas Faktor +Fisika dan Faktor Kimia di Tempat Kerja. + +Pudjiadi, AH., 2010. _Pedoman Pelayanan Medis Ikatan Dokter Anak Indonesia,_ +_Pengurus Pusat Ikatan Dokter Anak Indonesia (IDAI)_. Jakarta. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/6585e7a62ba3bba4013828d0e01019f788a72669_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/6585e7a62ba3bba4013828d0e01019f788a72669_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..695b28bc028d485b86e772be341207343c4650b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/6585e7a62ba3bba4013828d0e01019f788a72669_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +# M. Franko, 2/15/2018 + +• Open participation or public commenting could add significant value – if scientists and scientific communities used it appropriately. + +Other ways to improve peer review include \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/6ed2822b125b337a12453cc0390dd0f7a40becf3_page_5_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/6ed2822b125b337a12453cc0390dd0f7a40becf3_page_5_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..55513642893f6a26798e1f77f0fff4f8898194ec --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/6ed2822b125b337a12453cc0390dd0f7a40becf3_page_5_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# Tulane +University + +## Political University + + + +
Rahadian, R. R., 2016. Hubungan Antara Tekanan Panas dan Beban Kerjadengan Peningkatan Denyut Nadi Pekerja Pada Area Kerja BRF dan TFHdi PT X. Skripsi. Surabaya: Universitas Airlangga + +Shintyar, Aminta Rahma. 2015. _Hubungan Tekanan Panas dengan Tekanan_ +_Darah Pada Pekerja Perparkiran Kendaraan Bermotor di Basement Plaza_ +_Center Point Medan._ Medan: Universitas Sumatera Utara. + +Siswanto, 1991. _Tekanan Panas._ Jawa Timur: Balai Hiperkes dan Keselamatan +Kerja Depnaker. + +Siswanto, 2010. _Tekanan Panas._ Surabaya: Balai Hiperkes Kesehatan dan +Keselamatan Kerja. + + + +Soedirman, 2014. _Higiene Perusahaan._ Jakarta: Erlangga. + +Soeripto, 2008. _Higiene Industri._ Jakarta: Universitas Indonesia. + +Speegle, Michael, 2013. _Safety, Health, and Environmental Concepts for the_ +_Process Industry_. New York : Delmar. + +Spellman, F. R., 2006. _Industrial Hygiene Simplified._ [e-book] Oxford: The +Scarecrow Press, Inc.. Tersedia di: https://en.booksee.org [18 Oktober +2019] + +Sgruill, T, M. _Chronic Psychosocial Stress and Hypertension_. Curr Hypertens +Rep. 12 (1) : 10-16. Tersedia di :[21 April +2019] + +Sugiyono, 2007. _Statistika Untuk Penelitian_. Bandung : Alfabeta + +Suma'mur, 2014. _Higiene Perusahaan dan Kesehatan Kerja (Hiperkes)._ 2 ed. +Jakarta: Sagung Seto. + +
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mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fc687325784973111794769691e9b2620ca8e17f --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/52282f90ab14eaf4cfe584177730184cd2c6f970_page_6_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +# International Students--Less than Full-Time +Status + +Prevention and Community Health (http://bulletin.gwu.edu/public-health/prevention-community-health/) + +International students on an F-1 or J-1 Visa are responsible for enrolling as full-time student (minimum 9 credits for graduate students) for the spring and fall semesters according to the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization rules governing registration requirements. Under certain circumstances, a reduced workload may be allowed. To request approval for a course reduction, students should submit the F-1/J-1 Request for Reduced Course Load Form (https:// internationalservices.gwu.edu/forms-handouts/). More information is available by calling the ISO at (202) 994-4477. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/5b419ca6365ed67292e9c4f5a46d733efce69b75_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/5b419ca6365ed67292e9c4f5a46d733efce69b75_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..94088e4ccc8f8ef82f54d90575b61f79226d21e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/5b419ca6365ed67292e9c4f5a46d733efce69b75_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +#
INVITATIONA CENTURY OF PROGRESS
CHICAGOINTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 1934
THE FOUNDEROF THE WELLCOME RESEARCHINSTITUTION, LONDON, ENGLANDinvites your inspection of theHISTORICAL AND SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITS
THE WELLCOME
BUREAU OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHENTROMOLOGICAL FIELD LABORATORIES
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES
CHEMICAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES
HISTORICAL MEDICAL MUSEUMMUSEUM OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
[P.T.O.
+ +GROUP H		BOOTHS 1, 12, 13, 24
GROUP FBOOTH 10
See Plan on page 3 of this card indicating location
The Capstone Portfolio will enable students to integrate the knowledge gained from three courses in the MLA program, while participating in a reflective writing seminar. Building on a portfolio of three previously completed papers/projects, the seminar will culminate in a paper or a creative project (e .g., artwork, website, podcast, etc.) accompanied by a shorter academic narrative. Students will explore topics such as metaphor in narrative writing ; reflective and reflexive inquiry; and credibility and knowledge in reflective writing practice. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/731f5c0cdb956c71a84725574ee15206c3aea55a_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/731f5c0cdb956c71a84725574ee15206c3aea55a_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..25280b5300f61da6bfeb962b352d1df1502b1041 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/731f5c0cdb956c71a84725574ee15206c3aea55a_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +At the beginning of this new year we're probably all wondering where we can find hope. 2020 was difficult, 2021 hasn't got off to a great start, but +the vaccine is on its way, and even though there are many other challenges facing us, we hope. And one of my favourite passages in the bible is +when Shadrach and Meshach and Abednego are going to be thrown into the burning fiery furnace and are given a last chance to worship King +Nebuchadnezzar's golden statue but they say, "Well look, our God might save us and our God might not save us, but we're not going to do what +we know to be wrong. We're going to place our hope in God's way of living, in God's way of inhabiting the earth." + +On New Year, 1945, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was a German pastor who bravely opposed the Nazi government, wrote a poem in prison. I won't +read all of it, it's a longish poem, but here are a few verses which also speak of, well, good things may be ahead, but there may also be bad things, +but we place our trust in God and in the light that he shines on us. So he writes, + +"Should it be ours to drain the cup of grieving even to the dregs of pain, at thy command, we will not falter, thankfully receiving all that is given by +thy loving hand. But should it be thy will once more to release us to life's enjoyment and its good sunshine, that which we've learned from sorrow +shall increase us, and all our life be dedicate as thine. Today, let candles shed their radiant greeting; lo, on our darkness are they not thy light +leading us, haply, to our longed-for meeting? - Thou canst illumine even our darkest night." + +In this new year we pray that the light of Christ may shine in our darkness. And if you would like me to pray for you, or for the Sisters at Whitby +who are praying with me to pray for you, please send in a prayer. We will pray for you this new year, here at Bishopthorpe Palace, in Whitby, that +you may know the light of Christ. + +Anyone who wishes a prayer to be said for themselves or others, can send this in to Bishopthorpe Palace, where the Archbishop will pray, with +support from The Order of the Holy Paraclete at Whitby. + +If you would like to send in a prayer request, please complete the online request here. You can also email: office@archbishopofyork.org putting +‘Prayer request’ in the subject line. + +If you would like to write your request for prayer, please post to: Prayers, Office of the Archbishop of York, Bishopthorpe Palace, Bishopthorpe, +York YO23 2GE. + +Please be aware that names may be shared with the Sisters of the Order of the Holy Paraclete in Whitby and that personal responses may not be +possible. + +Other prayer requests can be submitted anytime here + +3 min read + +**Source URL:** _https://www.archbishopofyork.org/speaking-and-writing/our-hope-found-reflections/our-hope-found-reflection-1_ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/75833c75afb9e2d6e0368f328b7b58bfbc9351df_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/75833c75afb9e2d6e0368f328b7b58bfbc9351df_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..018861ef7b9348b837e441e2579d5bc4daa0496d --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/75833c75afb9e2d6e0368f328b7b58bfbc9351df_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +## 7. Award of Contract: + +Awards will be made to the bidder whose bid (1) complies with all mandatory specifications and requirement of the IFB and (2) is the lowest and best bid, considering price, responsibility of the bidder and in the best interest of the University. + +## Price: + +All prices shall be as indicated on the Pricing Page. The University shall not pay nor be liable for any other additional costs including but not limited to taxes, shipping charges, insurance, interest, penalties, termination payments, attorney fees, liquidated damages, etc. + + + +a. All prices shall include all packing, handling, shipping and freight charges, **FOB Destination**, Freight Prepaid and Allowed. The University shall not make additional payments or pay add-on charges for freight or shipping unless specifically described and priced in the bid, or as otherwise specifically stated and allowed by the IFB. + +b. The contractor shall be paid in approximately thirty (30) days from receipt of the equipment and valid invoice(s). The contractor shall submit all invoices to: + +Lincoln University of Missouri +Accounting Department Room 204 Young Hall PO Box 29 Jefferson City MO 65102-0029 + +## 10. Contractor Liability: + +a. The contractor agrees that Lincoln University shall not be liable for any damages or costs or injury incurred by the contractor of his/her employees arising of the ownership, selection, possession, leasing, rental, operation, control, use, maintenance, delivery, return, and/or installation of equipment provided by the contractor, except as otherwise provided in the contract. + +b. The contractor shall be responsible for any and injury or damage as a result of the contractor’s negligence involving any equipment or service provided under the terms and conditions of the contract. In addition to the liability imposed upon the contractor on account of personal injury (including death), or property damage suffered as a result of the contractor’s negligence , the contractor assumes the obligation to save Lincoln University, including its agents, employees, and assigns, from every expense (including attorney fees), liability, or payment arising out of such negligent act. The contractor also agrees to hold Lincoln University, including its agents, employees, and assigns, harmless for any negligent act or omission committed by any subcontractor or other person employed by or under the supervision of the contractor under the terms of the contract and indemnifies Lincoln University for all costs, expenses (including attorney fees), damages and payment. + +## 11. Replacement of Damaged Product: + +The contractor shall be responsible for replacing any item received in damaged condition at no cost to the university. This includes all shipping costs for returning non-functional items to the contractor for replacement. + +12. Substitutions: + +B19-1179
MLAR 7245 Medieval New Orleans (3 Credit Hours)(3 Credit Hours)
By way of numerous Power Point tours of on and off campus sites and materials, as well as our reading of a popular American novel, Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, this course will consider the influence of medieval culture and ideas on New Orleans and, to some extent, Southern culture in general, especially during the post-Civil War period and Reconstruction. For instance, we will discuss medieval architectural styles preserved in Tulane and other local buildings (Richardsonian Romanesque and Gothic Revival), experience medieval music by New Orleans’ Musica da Camera (a special guest performance), and explore real medieval manuscript materials from the Tulane Rare Books Room in Jones Hall. We will also talk about medieval influences on such pre-Lenten festivals as Mardi Gras and on such regional foods as gumbo and turducken. Class will conclude with our viewing of a musical film version of Connecticut Yankee, which suggests how Hollywood adapted medieval experience to bring it in line with certain nineteenth-century attitudes toward the Middle Ages. Three written assignments: a midterm (essay format), short critical paper (5 typed pp.), and a final examination (on course terminology). Required Text: Mark Twain, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur?s Court, ed. byMLAR Justin Kaplan (New York: Penguin, 1972). + + + +MLAR 7250 Verbal and Visual Rhetoric (3 Credit Hours)
This course will focus on theories and practices of verbal discourse in comparison with visual imagery and technology. While concentrating on rhetorics of western cultures, some comparison will be made with rhetorical discourse and imagery in other cultures. The course will examine topics such as the interfaces of religion and politics, mass media and persuasive campaign, or the role of values in institutional leadership and issue campaigns. + + + +MLAR 7400 Gender, Culture and Families (3 Credit Hours)
Research suggests that gender and family are inseparable concepts. Family carries particular gender role expectations at both the "ideal" and the "practice" level. However, we rarely think about what family is or how gender plays into family—we simply take gendered family roles for granted. Yet where do our ideas about family and gender come from? This class will explore our perceptions of the gender-family nexus, and the changes that have occurred over the last half century or so, from the perspective of popular culture. + + + +MLAR 7940 MLA Transfer Credit (3 Credit Hours)
MLA Transfer Credit.
MLAR 7950 Capstone Portfolio (3 Credit Hours)
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stability. Even though this book only details limited aspects of 1920s and 1930s European cinema, it nevertheless focuses on how knowledge was produced and disseminated, how processes of institution building and stabilization took hold, how different temporal registers led to (productive) misunderstandings and adaptive behaviour, why specific initiatives proved to be successful while others vanished (almost) without a trace. The way in which this volume proposes to understand the 1930s is to see the decade as the ‘incubator’ of developments that became influential much later. Many of today’s insights and critical methodologies in film and media studies can be traced back to ideas and arguments in 1930s Europe, and their rivalling and often mutually exclusive claims continue to shape critical debates to this very day. David Bordwell’s and Kristin Thompson’s neo-formalist approach, for example, combines a psychological Gestalt theory influenced by Rudolf Arnheim and others with Russian neo-formalist vocabulary and an attention to the intricacies of montage as learned from Eisenstein and Vertov. Equally, much of current media theory is unthinkable without Walter Benjamin’s and Siegfried Kracauer’s interventions which took shape through their encounter with 1920s alternative film culture. In particular, Kracauer’s model of writing a national history of German cinema, and Benjamin’s approach to the mediality of film, have provided the classical templates for numerous subsequent analyses.8
On a general level, this book is concerned with the migration and traffic of images, ideas and people within the institution cinema in its widest sense. This is of course a topic that is all too familiar and current, as we today partake in the global circulation of film images via digital networks. In this sense, the collection can be understood as a genealogical investigation into how certain practices, institutions and assumptions took hold in the 1930s on a transnational level. But we should not lump all instances of border crossing together under a single term, but instead differentiate between phases and usages. Dudley Andrew has, in a discussion of contemporary film culture, proposed a historical schema of how the ‘vast geographical flow of images, as well as the time-lag that inevitably accompanies it’ has passed through various phases since the beginnings of film in the late nineteenth century. For him an ontological slippage lies at the heart of cinema, a ‘décalage ... between “here and there” and “now and then””9 that distinguishes cinema from television with its incessant liveness and direct address. Whether one wants to follow Andrew in his Bazinian media ontology or not, an outline of five phases through which the cinema has passed \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/8648fed4552bf9ea1643be2dcedb74f20b3a7a06_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/8648fed4552bf9ea1643be2dcedb74f20b3a7a06_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..dd2e096610b52023af905e5f56789c95efb47a1e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/8648fed4552bf9ea1643be2dcedb74f20b3a7a06_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +# Report of the State Board of Education +Committee of the Full Board +July 20, 2016 + +The State Board of Education Committee of the Full Board met at 9:13 a.m. on Wednesday, July 20, +2016, in the State Board of Education Room, #1-104, of the William B. Travis Building, +1701 N. Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas. All members of the committee were present, as follows: + +Presiding: Donna Bahorich, chair; Lawrence A. Allen, Jr.; Erika Beltran; David Bradley; +Barbara Cargill; Ruben Cortez, Jr.; Martha M. Dominguez; Pat Hardy; Tom Maynard; +Sue Melton-Malone; Ken Mercer; Geraldine “Tincy” Miller; Marisa B. Perez; Thomas Ratliff; +Marty Rowley \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/87edbc40c9e3ddeba3df2d2881478a2443eb21f9_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/87edbc40c9e3ddeba3df2d2881478a2443eb21f9_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..01bea0220490a27c24f345fb45dc1046dacd55ac --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/87edbc40c9e3ddeba3df2d2881478a2443eb21f9_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# the first resource for mathematics \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/8dcbce41908541abaf65e574b852b0e89445f75f_page_13_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/8dcbce41908541abaf65e574b852b0e89445f75f_page_13_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0df2c061c3c01b07d9f71a3f039526dc0fe4ed7a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/8dcbce41908541abaf65e574b852b0e89445f75f_page_13_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +WO 03/057534 PCT/US02/41056** + +warmed laminate 19 is then placed between cold opposing dies 200a, 200b (that is, at a +temperature of from about 40°F (4.4°C) to about 60°F (15.6°C)) in a mold, see Figs. 6A +and 6B, or other cold shaping tool. The dies 200a, 200b are capable of moving relative to +each other between open (Figure 6A) and closed (Figure 6B) positions (see action arrows +in Figs. 6A and 6B). Each mold half is connected to a hydraulic or pneumatic press or like +motive device capable of moving these halves, and hence, the dies 200a, 200b towards +each other. + +When the dies 200a, 200b are brought together by the press, the laminate 19 is thus +compressed or compacted in a first section to a first thickness T1 of from about 0.25 mm to +about 3 mm so as to form the first region 28, yet is preferably only compressed in a second +section to a second thickness T2 of from about 0.8 mm to about 19 mm so as to form the +second region 30. The compressed laminate 19 along with fabric layer 40 and vinyl or +leather layer 42 comprise the integral unit 10. + +A multi-layer substrate 190, formed in accordance with a second embodiment of +the present invention and adapted to be used to form a vehicle trim panel/radiator element +integral unit, is illustrated in Fig. 7, where like reference numerals indicate like elements. +The substrate 190 comprises a core layer 22 and first and second outer layers 240 and 250. +Only a single outer layer 240 or 250 is provided on each side of the core layer 22. The +first and second outer layers 240 and 250 are preferably of a greater thickness than any one +of outer layers 24-27 of the Fig. 3 embodiment so as to give the substrate 190 and resulting +vehicle trim panel/radiator element integral unit sufficient strength. For example, each +outer layer 240 and 250 may comprise six layers such as first, third, fourth and sixth layers +230, 232, 233 and 235 formed from polyethylene and having the same density and +thickness as each polyethylene layer in the Fig. 4A embodiment and further comprise +second and fifth glass veil or carbon fiber mat layers 231 and 234, which are of the same +density and thickness as the glass veil or carbon fiber mat layer in the Fig. 4A +embodiment. + +The substrate 19 or 190 may also be formed of a size sufficient to allow it to be +molded into a headliner 90, see Fig. 8, or other vehicle component, such as a trunk liner +(not shown). The headliner 90 is molded so as to have at least one first region 28 having a +first thickness T1 and defining a radiator element 28a and a second region 30 having a +second thickness T2, which is greater than the first thickness T1. The first region(s) 28 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/911b693208d793ae2d4acb6669bf7e7954636678_page_64_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/911b693208d793ae2d4acb6669bf7e7954636678_page_64_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7541bbcfc5eac59e1f97a7d53bc2f6d47123a0ec --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/911b693208d793ae2d4acb6669bf7e7954636678_page_64_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +# S9 - 03Provisional assembly and analysis of two _Candidatus_ Liberibacter solanacearum genomes derived from independent new zealand sources + +## Sarah Thompson + +The New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research Limited sarah.thompson@plantandfood.co.nz + +Sarah Thompson, Mark Fiers, Andrew Pitman, Ian Scott, Grant Smith + +Sarah Thompson, Mark Fiers, Andrew Pitman, Ian Scott, Grant Smith + +These New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research Ltd, Gerald Street, Lincoln 7608, New Zealand + +The unculturable α-proteobacterium _Candidatus_ Liberibacter solanacearum (CLso) is associated with Zebra Chip, an important emerging disease of potato (Solanum tuberosum). This phloem-limited bacterium, transmitted by the tomato-potato psyllid Bactericera cockerelli, was first identified in 2008 and is related to the Ca. Liberibacter species implicated in Huanglongbing (citrus greening), currently considered the most serious and destructive disease of citrus in the world. Two New Zealand CLso genomes have been provisionally assembled against the 1.26 Mbp genome of a USA isolate of CLso obtained from psyllids infesting potatoes (CLso-ZC1). The two independent New Zealand sources were a single psyllid from a colony which originated from insects collected from tamarillo (NZCLso-TPP), and a CLso infected tomato plant (NZCLso-Tom). Preliminary analysis of the genome alignments revealed that, despite being sourced from two different host organisms, the two NZ genomes are much more similar to each other than to the single USA genome. The first genome drafts identified 227 regions missing from the alignments. Many of these missing regions are intergenic. There are also four coding regions, containing 24 putative genes (approximately 2% of the putative coding sequences) which are currently missing. It is uncertain if these regions are missing from the NZ CLso genomes, or are not visible due to either genomic rearrangements or a high level of polymorphism. We have not been able to manually sequence these regions to date. One major inversion of 55 kB has been located in the NZCLso-Tom genome compared to CLso-ZC1, and both NZ CLso genomes contain two large putative prophage regions similar to the US CLso-ZC1 genome. The draft assemblies for the putative prophage regions confirm the similarity of the NZ genomes and the difference between the NZ genomes and the US genome. These findings suggest that there is significant genotypic variance in CLso. + +## Notes + +page 64 APVW 2012 | Hamner Springs, New Zealand \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/957b896300cbee7e2535a6513f84f09c78a982fe_page_8_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/957b896300cbee7e2535a6513f84f09c78a982fe_page_8_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..24656a37b669f24488e98dd64b27a7631877c5c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/957b896300cbee7e2535a6513f84f09c78a982fe_page_8_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,1254 @@ +eas SP-301| March | March | +|---|---| +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| France | South | +| 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CLUB | THROWING STICK | MUSHROOM CLUB | +| LEANGLE | WAR PICK OR MALGA | LANCE | +| WADY BOOMERANG | NEV CALEDONIA | AUSRALIA | +| AUSTRALIA | AUSTRALIA | AUSRALIA | +| MUSHROOM CLUB | LANGE | WAR PICK OR MALGA | + +Fig. 2.2 'Zulu wooden vessels from the Museum of the Berlin Mission', from Ratzel 1897 (vol. 2), p. 413. + +The introduction by Tylor to Ratzel’s very richly illustrated volume--containing some 1,160 illustrations--captured the confidence of this late nineteenth-century conception of the study of artefacts (Figure 2.2). Describing the richness of these illustrations, Tylor argued that they + +are no mere book-decorations, but a most important part of the apparatus for realising civilisation in its successive stages. They offer, in a way which no verbal description can attain to, an introduction and guide to the use of museum collections on which the Science of Man comes more and more to depend in working out the theory of human development. Works which combine the material presentation of culture with the best descriptions by observant travellers, promote the most great object of displaying mankind as related together in Nature through its very variation. + +Tyler contrasted biological and linguistic approaches to the classification of peoples’ with the ‘fuller though less technical treatment of the culture-side of human life’: the material arts of war, subsistence, pleasure, the stages of knowledge, morals, religion, may be so brought to view that a compendium of them, as found among the ruder peoples, may serve not only as a lesson-book for the learner, but \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/af288944a7ad0244ca6055e3786cc15e71c3f968_page_4_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/af288944a7ad0244ca6055e3786cc15e71c3f968_page_4_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c12f807be326446d9aacecf726b1016eaef0f71 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/af288944a7ad0244ca6055e3786cc15e71c3f968_page_4_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +LETTER
Transmission speed50 Mbps
Modulation scheme2PPM-TH-UWB
Pulse width100 ps
Chip length1.25 ns
Chips per bit16
Receiver structureRAKE
Transmission speed 50 Mbps
Modulation scheme 2PPM-TH-UWB
Pulse width 100 ps
Chip length 1.25 ns
Chips per bit 16
Receiver structure RAKE
Receiver structureRAKE
Revenue structureRevenue structureRevenue structureRevenue structureAverage BER performance.Eb/No[dB]80 Mbps80 Mbps90 Mbps100 ps
Revenue structure.Average BER performance.Eb/No[dB]80 Mbps100 ps
Revenue structure.Average BER performance.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Fig. 6** Average BER performance.Average BER performance.
Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Average BER performance.AKE1 Human-only1.25 ns
Modulation scheme 2PPM-TH-UWB2PPM-TH-UWB2PPM-TH-UWB2PPM-TH-UWB2PPM-TH-UWB2PPM-TH-UWBPulse width100 ps
Chip length1.25 ns1.25 ns1616
Chips per bit16
Receiver structureRAKE
Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Revenue structure.Average BER performance of a typical IR-UWB systemhas been clarified. It has been found that the degradation atBER = 0.01 is 2–3 dB due to the influence of the reflectedwaves from the environment. A high-speed transmission of50 Mbps on the body surface is possible by the use of the RAKE re-1.25 ns1.25 ns1.25 ns
requires a Eb/No of about 14 dB for the conventional cor-relation receiver, and a Eb/No of about 8 dB for the four-finger RAKE receiver. In addition, a further simulation wasdone by combining the cluster 1 of the on-body channel andthe IEEE802.15.3a CM1 channel [9] for simulating an ad-ditional indoor propagation characteristic. The BER degra-dation compared with the influence from the metal floor isonly 1 dB at BER = 0.01. These results suggest that the high-speed transmission of 50 Mbps is possible in the on-body communication situation by the use of the RAKE re-receiver. Since the transmission speed of 10Mbps may be enough when limiting it to the application of the healthcare and medical treatment, the influence of the multipath will be weakened and a further improvement of the BER perfor-mance can be expected.
6. Conclusions6. Conclusions
This study aimed how to contain the environment reflection in a dynamic on-body UWB channel model. In addition to various human body postures, the reflection from the envi-ronment such as the floor was included. It has been shownthat the environment reflection does not basically affect the multipath components in the first cluster that are generated by the diffraction and reflection of the human body. It is available to establish a body area channel model by a com-bination of the on-body model and the additional compo-nents from the environment. Using the impulse response expression of the channel model generated in such a way, the average BER performance of a typical IR-UWB system has been clarified. It has been found that the degradation at BER = 0.01 is 2–3 dB due to the influence of the reflected waves from the environment. A high-speed transmission of 50 Mbps on the body surface is possible by the use of the RAKE receiver structure.80 Mbps on the body surface is possible by the use of the RAKE receiver structure.
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+http://cap.stanford.edu/profiles/Laura_Johnston/ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/c863e36ed1e5fd97f3330d84a7a25ca034fe20dc_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/c863e36ed1e5fd97f3330d84a7a25ca034fe20dc_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2feff63a6ab94df2ac0f44ef59a2c7b2342a4d8f --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/c863e36ed1e5fd97f3330d84a7a25ca034fe20dc_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# 222
222J. Appl. Cryst._ (1974). 7, 222 + +By W. SCHMATZ +Institut für Festkörperforschung der Kernforschungsanlage Jülich, Germany (BRD) + +## AND B. C. LARSON + +In solid-state physics small-angle scattering near the reciprocal origin is a subcase of the more general situation of studying diffuse scattering at Bragg reflexions. In this work two difficulties connected with scattering studies on metal alloys near Bragg reflexion (Huang scattering) have been overcome. These are the smearing because of the crystal mosaic spread and an incomplete scattering theory. Cu-1% Co single crystals with low dislocation densities and very regular cell structures have been grown by the Bridgman technique (F. W. Young, Oak Ridge) and were homogenized at 1000°C for 14 days. Rod-like cells 1 mm2 cross section by more than 10 mm long showed in Bragg scattering the intrinsic line width of perfect copper. Thus, Huang scattering could be observed very close to the Bragg peaks both in the radial and the azimuthal directions. The scattering resulting from Co precipitates of about 150 Å diameter was a factor ten above the background defined by the scattering from quenched samples. It was studied in a large region of reciprocal space around the 400 reflexion both with a two- and a three- axis spectrometer. After correction for the well-resolved interparticle interference effect the scattering data were compared with the theoretical scattering cross sections for a single particle. The cross sections are obtained from the Fourier transform of [exp (_h._s)-1] in which s and h are the displacement and reciprocal-lattice vectors respectively. The difficulties were (i) that h. s is large and the usual expansion of the exponential was not possible, and (ii) the cubic anisotropy of the Cu matrix must be taken into account. For the calculation of the scattering cross sections, in addition to the known lattice- parameter change, only a single adjustable parameter is required, namely the mean radius of the spherical precipitates. With this it is possible to explain the shape, the asymmetry and the absolute intensity of the X-ray Huang scattering. In addition, the same mean radius explains satisfactorily the absolute scattering curve in an independent neutron small-angle scattering experiment on the same sample. + +
Neutron Irradiation Damage in Boron Carbide + +BY H. E. KISSINGERand W. V. CUMMINGS AND D. E. MAHAGIN + +and W. V. CUMMINGS AND D. E. MAHAGIN + +
Westinghouse Hanford Company, Richland, Washington, U.S.A. + +
Boron carbide is a potential neutron-absorber material for fast-reactor control systems. It is, therefore, essential that its response to prolonged fast-neutron irradiation be well characterized. Because of the brittle, frangible nature of B4C, thinning for microstructural analysis by electron microscopy is a tedious, and frequently unsuccessful, procedure. Small-angle scattering techniques do not require such elaborate sample preparation and have been employed in post-irradiation characterization of irradiated B4C. Samples irradiated at 760°C to 8 × 1020 captures/cm3 showed very strong scattering, characteristic of double-Bragg effects. The high-angle diffraction lines were much broadened also. These observations indicated that short-range strain fields were created by the defect configurations present in the sample. The double-Bragg scattering was reduced by post-irradiation annealing and was replaced by a particle-size scattering which could be analyzed by conventional techniques. The nature of the observed scattering was such that the responsible defect configurations must have a minimum electron density, namely voids, three-dimensional vacancy clusters or helium-filled bubbles. Subsequent transmission electron microscopy confirmed these conclusions. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/d76a8019c0c56d1c9e67b53e4abeb2d97fc4bf35_page_8_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/d76a8019c0c56d1c9e67b53e4abeb2d97fc4bf35_page_8_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a2a979f06623566c1dd453c1fa202a58b012fe3c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/d76a8019c0c56d1c9e67b53e4abeb2d97fc4bf35_page_8_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +618
Ata Özdemirci / Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences 24 (2011) 611–626
TOTAL 82,056
Kaizer Meyer Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy ,783
Bartlett Test of Sphericity Chi-Square df 55
Sig. 55
Factor NameItemsFactor LoadingsFactor Extraction (%)Reliability Analysis (Cronbach Alpha)
Handling difficulties 890 13,113,753
HR quality 772
Meeting expectations 585
TOTAL 74,301
Kaizer Meyer Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy 875
Bartlett Test of Sphericity Chi-Square 721,745
Moderate 28
Sig. 000
Actual 82,056
Asociate 82,056
80,9% of the participants are upper level manager. Rest of them are middle and lower level manager.80,1% of the respondents are man, and 19,9 % of them are woman. Their average age is 41,18. 46,1% ofthe respondents are bachelor; 22,7% of them have master, %2,8 have PhD degree. 57,4% of therespondents have more than 5000 TL (>3300 $) of monthly income, 16,3 % of them have 4000-5000 TLand 19,9 % of them have 3000-4000 TL monthly income. 34% of the respondents have an experiencemore than 15 years and 20,6% of them have an experience of 5-10 years.
When we look at the descriptive statistics of the factors at Table 3, we can see that the commanderstyle in leadership is very common (M=3,93) and symbolic leadership follows it (M=3,52). In these firms,rational-transactive leadership is rarely followed (M=2,88). Corporate Entrepreneurship level of thecompanies in Istanbul is perceived very optimistic. For example innovativeness of these firms areperceived very high (M=3,34) and the other factors of corporate entrepreneurship which areproactiveness(M=3,07), self renewal(M=3,01), new business venturing (M=3,11) are not so low. We canalso say that the optimism of the participants persists in going on about the firm performance (M=3,61and M=3,54).
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Original ArticleComparison of flexural strength of acrylic resinRahab Ghoveizi, et al.
thermocycling18. Reduced flexural strength after thermocycling process can be explained by water absorption of resin material which leads to PMMA molecules polarization and subsequently water molecules spread into inter-polymer chain.thethermocycling conditions compared to Meliodent, andVertex resins, and even after the thermal cycles, it have the highest flexural strength compared to the four types of acrylic resin. The flexural strengths of all resins were significantly reduced after thermocycling.
thermocycling conditions compared to Meliodent, and Vertex resins, and even after the thermal cycles, it have the highest flexural strength compared to the four types of acrylic resin. The flexural strengths of all resins were significantly reduced after thermocycling.acrylic resin. The flexural strengths of all resins were significantly reduced after thermocycling.
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How to cite:Rahab Ghoveizi, Sara Tavakolizadeh, Aida Raftarifarimani, Argin Barzanji. Comparative study of flexural strength of four acrylic resins before and after thermocycling process. J Dent Sch 2018;36(3):95-98.
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Emara, W. M., Moez, K. K., & Elkhouly, A. H. (2014). Topical versus intravenous Tranexamic Acid as a blood conservation intervention for reduction of post-operative bleeding in Hemiarthroplasty. Anesthesia, Essays and Researches, 8(1), 48–53.| [15] | Petajl J, Myllynen I, Myllyla G, Vahtera E. Fibrinolysis after application of a pneumatic tourniquet. Acta Chir Stand 1987; 153:647-51.| column_1 | column_2 | +|---|---|---| +| [16] | Ahn J, Man L-X, Park S, Sodl JF, Esterhai JL. Systematic review of cemented and uncemented Hemiarthroplasty outcomes for femoral neck fractures. Clin Orthop Relat Res 2008;466 (10):2513–8. + +[17] | Bierbaum, B. E. et al: An analysis of blood management in patients having a total hip or knee arthroplasty. JBJS [Am]1999, 81-A(1): 2-10. + +Sehat KR, Evans RL, Newman JH. Hidden blood loss following hip and knee arthroplasty.Correct management of blood loss should take hidden loss into account. 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Ann R Coll Surg Engl. 2005;87(2):99–101. + +Sarzaeem MM, Razi M, Kazemian G, Moghaddam ME, Rasi AM, Karimi M. Comparing efficacy of three methods of Tranexamic Acid administration in reducing hemoglobin drop following Total Knee Arthroplasty. J Arthroplasty. 2014;29(8):1521–4. + +DOI: 10.9790/0853-1605030308 + +www.iosrjournals.org + +8 |Page \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/e7f89d27e9cc33c4e86d92c27cc578a95a323b24_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/e7f89d27e9cc33c4e86d92c27cc578a95a323b24_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1f9bfcac8fd74568c99c662ff0a0bcf0c9b8c72e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/e7f89d27e9cc33c4e86d92c27cc578a95a323b24_page_1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +BULLETIN OF THE +AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY +Volume 81, Number 6, November 1975 + +DUALITY FOR CROSSED PRODUCTS OF VON NEUMANN +ALGEBRAS BY LOCALLY COMPACT GROUPS + +Communicated June 30, 1975 + +The duality for crossed products of von Neumann algebras by locally com- +pact abelian groups has been obtained by Takesaki [4]. We shall generalize this +result to a locally compact (not necessarily abelian) group by using the Fourier +algebra in place of the dual group. + +(τσ(x)ξ)(s)=σs(x)ξ(s), ξ∈H⊗ L2(G), λ(r)ξ(s)=ξ(sr), r, s ∈ G. + +Then the crossed product R(M; πσ) of M by G is the von Neumann algebra gener- +ated by πσ(M) and Λ(G). + +
+ +Then the crossed product R(M; πσ) of M by G is the von Neumann algebra gener- +ated by πσ(M) and Λ(G). + +(α(x)ξ)(s)=σs(x)ξ(s), x∈M, ξ∈H⊗ L2(G), + +is that α be an isomorphism with the commutative diagram: + +(1) \(M\rightarrow\) M ⊗ L∞(G) | + +where (δf)(s, t)=f(st) for f∈L∞(G). + +For the right regular representation ΛG of G on L2(G), i.e., + +(λG(s)f)(t)=f(ts), f∈L2(G), s, t∈G, + +let R(G) denote the von Neumann algebra generated by ΛG(G). Let γ denote +the isomorphism of R(G) into R(G) ⊗ R(G) defined by + + + + + +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/ed107236f9863d65c41f29cd8e8091ba76cc61d8_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/ed107236f9863d65c41f29cd8e8091ba76cc61d8_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ad03c4682f188e1630ad744e250b635aec46f6be --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/ed107236f9863d65c41f29cd8e8091ba76cc61d8_page_2_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +**CD50 / ICAM-3 Antibody, Mouse MAb** + +Catalog Number: 10333-MM02 + +_Perceived_ICAM3(CD50), with isotype control (FITC second step)_ + +Flow cytometric analysis of human
+ICAM3(CD50) expression on human peripheral blood lymphocytes. Cells were stained with purified anti-Human ICAM3(CD50), then a FITC-conjugated second step antibody. The histogram were derived from events with the forward and side light-scatter characteristics of viable lymphocytes. + +Flow cytometry was performed on a BD FACSCalibur flow cytometry system.
+Please refer to www.sinobiological.com/Flow-Cytometry-FACS-Protocols-a-750.html for technical protocols. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/ef5e1f5960b9f865c8257f9ce4ff152a13a2559c_page_26_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/ef5e1f5960b9f865c8257f9ce4ff152a13a2559c_page_26_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b18f66f43502a9d64fcdfa399e0de9e19f315398 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/ef5e1f5960b9f865c8257f9ce4ff152a13a2559c_page_26_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# Revue d’anthropologie des connaissances – 2014/1 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/f2cca1cd338edf4616f1bfe3f4b0ec7ea0e7ec67_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/f2cca1cd338edf4616f1bfe3f4b0ec7ea0e7ec67_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5a3cfa44495bbef6853fd0e5b1a1607c44c819ea --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/headers_footers/f2cca1cd338edf4616f1bfe3f4b0ec7ea0e7ec67_page_3_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +WAGENAARS, KROESEN, AND BOWDEN PHYSICAL REVIEW A **74**, 033409 (2006) + +ns and nd +Rydberg levels +laser excitation 580-630 nm +6p[1/2]0 fluorescence 828.2 nm 6s[3/2]1 laser excitation 2 x 249.629 nm ground state + +FIG. 1. Excitation scheme for LIF-dip spectroscopy in xenon. + +## II. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS + +In this section we present our experimental investigations on Stark effects of xenon ns and nd levels. First, the experimental arrangement is described in Sec. II A. Next, the results of the measurements are presented in Sec. II B. + +## A. Experimental arrangement + +The experimental arrangement consisted of a laser system for the excitation of xenon atoms to Rydberg levels, an electrode arrangement for the application of electric fields, and a detection system to monitor fluorescence light. + +Stark effects in xenon were measured by probing high-lying Rydberg states by LIF-dip spectroscopy. We used a (2+1)-photon excitation scheme, shown in Fig. 1, which was similar to that used by Ebata et al. [18] for investigations in NO and Czarnetzki et al. [14] for atomic hydrogen. First, ground-state xenon atoms were excited to the 6p[1/2]0 level in a two-photon transition at 249.629 nm. Subsequently, fluorescence light with a wavelength of 828.2 nm could be observed as a result of decay to the 6s[3/2]1 state. A second laser was tuned to probe the transition between the intermediate 6p[1/2]0 level and high-lying Rydberg ns and nd states. A resonance for such a transition was detected as a decrease of the fluorescence intensity, because part of the 6p[1/2]0 level population was transferred to the Rydberg state. Therefore, when scanning the second laser and monitoring the fluorescence intensity, a transition to a Rydberg state was detected as a dip in the spectrum. + +The two lasers necessary for the excitation were both tunable dye lasers, pumped by the same pulsed neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Nd:YAG) laser. The first dye laser was pumped by the third harmonic of the Nd:YAG laser and operated at 499.258 nm. This light was subsequently frequency doubled by a beta barium borate (BBO) crystal to create 249.629 nm photons for the two-photon transition. The second dye laser was pumped by the second harmonic output of the same Nd:YAG laser and operated at wavelengths between 580 and 630 nm. + +The two lasers necessary for the excitation were both tunable dye lasers, pumped by the same pulsed neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Nd:YAG) laser. The first dye laser was pumped by the third harmonic of the Nd:YAG laser and operated at 499.258 nm. This light was subsequently frequency doubled by a beta barium borate (BBO) crystal to create 249.629 nm photons for the two-photon transition. The second dye laser was pumped by the second harmonic output of the same Nd:YAG laser and operated at wavelengths between 580 and 630 nm. + +We applied a pulsed electric field to parallel plate electrodes, separated by 3 mm, in xenon gas at 50 Pa. The field was pulsed to prevent the formation of a discharge for voltages above the breakdown voltage of the system. Using the electrical scheme shown in Fig. 2, we could apply voltage pulses with a full width at half maximum of about 50 ns and an amplitude of up to 1.5 kV. In this way, the electric field in the gap was controllable and uniform. + +Finally, the lasers, the ICCD camera and the voltage pulse were synchronized with a delay generator. + +## B. Experimental results + +## 1. Stark effects for nd levels + +we investigated Stark effects for nd[3/2]1 levels with principal quantum numbers n=12–15 and n=18. Figure 3 shows fluorescence-dip spectra for the transition to 15d[3/2]1 in different electric fields. It is clear that the dip at 586.51 nm, corresponding to the 15d[3/2]1 level, moves to longer wavelengths for increasing electric fields. Additionally, for an electric field of 2100 V/cm, we observe extra dips at wavelengths 586.40 and 586.28 nm. These dips correspond to transitions to 13f levels which are forbidden without an electric field, but become allowed when they are mixed with other levels in high electric fields. + +## The shifts of nd[3/2]1 levels in electric field for principal quantum numbers n=12–15, and n=18 are shown in Fig. 4. For applied electric fields between 0 and 4000 V/cm, we measured Stark shifts of up to 4.8 cm−1. The measurements show that the observed shift is higher for larger principal quantum numbers, as expected. + +The shifts of ns[3/2]1 levels in electric fields for principal quantum numbers n=14–16 are shown in Fig. 5. 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I told you (so) (informal) I warned you that this would happen tell A and B apart → APART tell the time to read the time from a clock or watch PHRAY tell sb off (for sth/for doing sth) to speak to sb angrily because they have done sth wrong: The teacher told me off for not doing my homework. tell on sb to tell a parent, teacher, etc. about sth bad that sb has done + +telling /'teln/ adj. 1 showing, without intending to, what sb/sth is really like: The number of homeless people is a telling comment on today's society. 2 having a great effect: That's quite a telling argument. + +telltale /'telteil/ adj. giving information about sth secret or private: He said he was fine, but there were telltale signs of worry on his face. + +tellurium /te'ljoariam/ noun [U] (symbol Te) (CHEMISTRY) a chemical element. Tellurium is a shiny silver-white substance that breaks easily, found in SULPHIDE ORES. ◉ For more information on the periodic table of elements, look at pages R34-5. + +telly /'teli/ (pl. tellies) (BrE, informal) = TELEVISION + +telnet /'telnet/ noun [U] (COMPUTING) a computer system which allows you to use data and programs on another computer; a connection made using this system ▶ telnet verb (telnetting; telnetted) [T] + +temp1 /temp/ noun [C] (informal) a temporary employee, especially in an office, who works somewhere for a short period of time when sb else is ill or on holiday ▶ temp verb [I] + +temp2 abbr. temperature: temp 15 °C + +temper /'tempa(r)/ noun 1 [C,U] if you have a temper you get angry very easily: Be careful of Paul. He's got quite a temper! ◇ You must learn to control your temper. 2 [C] the way you are feeling at a particular time: It's no use talking to him when he's in a bad temper. STM mood IDM in a temper feeling very angry and not controlling your behaviour keep/lose your temper to stay calm/to become angry ☺ look at bad-tempered + +temperament /'tempramant/ noun [C,U] a person's character, especially as it affects the way they behave and feel: to have an artistic/a fiery/a calm temperament| open square +temperamental / temprarat/mentl/ adj. often and suddenly changing the way you behave or feel + +temperate /'temparat/adj. (used about a climate) not very hot and not very cold + +temperature  /'tempratfa(r)/ noun 1 [C,U] how hot or cold sth is: Heat the oven to a temperature of 200°C. ◇ a high/low temperature ◇ an increase in temperature 2 [C] how hot or cold a person's body is IDM have a temperature (HEALTH) (used about a person) to be hotter than normal because you are ill take sb's temperature (HEALTH) to measure the + + /'temprari/ adj. lasting for a short time; not permanent: a temporary job ◇ This arrangement is only temporary. ▶ temporarily /'temprarali/ adv./temptetn/n/ noun 1 [U] a feeling that you want to do sth, even if you know that it is wrong: I managed to resist the temptation to tell him what I really thought. ◇ She wanted a cigarette badly, but didn't give in to temptation. 2 [C] a thing that attracts you to do sth wrong or silly: All that money is certainly a big temptation. /tønefas/adj. not likely to give up or let sth go; determined ▶ tenacity /tønæsati/ noun [U] /'tenansi/ noun [C,U] (pl. tenancies) the use of a room, flat, building or piece of land, for which you pay rent to the owner: a six-month tenancy ◇ It says in the tenancy agreement that you can't keep pets. 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temperature of sb's body with a special instrument (a thermometer)
template /'templet/ noun [C] 1 a shape cut out of a hard material, used as a model for producing exactly the same shape many times in another material 2 a thing that is used as a model for producing other similar examples: If you need to write a lot of similar letters, set up a template on your computer.
computer. temple/ noun [C] 1 (RELIGION) a building where people pray to a god or gods: a Buddhist/ Hindu temple 2 (ANATOMY) one of the flat parts on each side of your FOREHEAD ◑ picture on page 80tempo/'tempa0/ noun (pl. tempos /'tempa0z/)1 [sing., U] the speed of an activity or event 2 [C,U] (Music) the speed of a piece of music: a fast/slow tempotemporary ▼ owtempt /'verb[l/adv.tempt /verb"] verb [T] ~ sb (into sth/into doing sth); ~ sb (to do sth) to try to persuade or attract sb to do sth, even if it is wrong: His dream of riches had tempted him into a life of crime. ◇ She was tempted to stay in bed all morning.temptationtempting/'emptm/adj. attractive in a way that makes you want to do or have sth: a tempting offerten /ten/number 10tenacioustenancytenanttend ▼tendency ▼tender1713
(3) Precious stones ; jewels. (A-N.) And alle was set with perryo, The was never no better in Crystanté. MS. Cantab. Ft. ii. 38, f. 242-Se, ye, seyd the persore, That at I say It shall be sure ; Whl chyd ye lehe one with other? Wote ye welo I ame your brother! Therefore none contrary me, Fore as I soy so schall it be. MS.Achmole 61.
PERQUIRE. To search into. Clobery's Divine Glimpses, 1659, p. 73.PERR. (1) Perry. (2) A pearl.PERRE. A dish in old cookery, made chiefly of peas, onions, and spices.
PERRIWINKLE. A periwig. Stubbe.
PERRY. Saucy; obstinate. West.West.
PERLATANE.
The haulle also of this palace was sett fulle of ymagez of goldde, and bitwix thame stode perlatanes of golde, in the branches of whilke ther were many maners of fewles. MS. Lincoln A. i. 17, f. 25.
Precious stones ; jewels. (A-N.) And smytt's hym als it were with a perley, that alle his lymes dryes, that he may na gud do als be sulde. MS. Lincoln A. i. 17, f. 246.
And smaytt's hym als it were with a perlesy, that alle his lymes drys, that he may na gud do als be sulde. MS. Lincoln A. i. 17, f. 246.
MFS. Lincoln. Ornamented with pearls ; studded with any ornaments. And many a period garment Embroidid was seen the day. Gower, MS. Soc. Antiq. 134, f. 54. Marlin. The piece of timber which runs along under the middle part of the spars or bearers of a roof, to give such bearers additional strength.
PERLOWES. Perilous. Palsgrave. PERMAFAY. By my faith. (A-N.) FERMANSIE. Magic ; necromancy. PERN. (1) To prosper. Somerset. (2) To pick and dress birds, particularly applied to dressing the heron. PERNASO. Mount Parnassus.(2) To pick and dress birds, particularly applied to dressing the heron. +PERNEL. The pimpernel, a flower that always shuts up its blossoms before rain. But these tender pernels must have one gown for the day, another for the night. +Pilkington's Works, p. 56. PERPEND. To consider attentively. You'll quickly know, if you do well perpend, And observe rightly what's the proper end. Brown's Songs, 1661, p. 182.(3) Percious stones ; jewels. (A-N.) And alle was set with perryo, Ther was never no better in Crystanté. MS. Cantab. Ft. ii. 38, f. 242
PERR. (1) Persia. We woot bothe bi story and vers That the kyndam of Grace and Pers Were hede kyngus In forme tide. Cursor Mundi, MS. Coll. Trin. Cantab. f. 132.
Cursor Mundi, MS. Col. Trin. Cantab. f. 132.
PERRIWINKLE. A periug. Stubbe. PRRONENDERE. A parcupine. Hermaurale. Pastore. A parcupine. "Perpoynt, hystrix" Pr. Parv. The form perpentine occurs in Shakespeare, most incorrectly altered to porcupine by modern editors. It is the genuine old word.PERSON. A large stone reaching through a wall so as to appear on both sides of it. Oxf. Gl. Arch. p. 280. In the North of England, a thin wall, the stones of which are built on the edge, is called a serpent.PERPETUANA. A kind of glossy cloth, generally called everlasting.
PERPLANTED. Planted securely.
PERPIWINE. No search into. Clobery's Divine Glimpses, 1659, p. 73.
PERR. (1) Perry. (2) A pearl.PERRE. A dish in old cookery, made chiefly of peas, onions, and spices.
PERRIWINKLE. A periwig. Stubbe.
PERRIWINKLE. A periwig. Stubbe.
PERRY. DANCERS. The aurora borealis. East.
PERRYE. (1) A squall. It happened Harold his sonne to arrive at Pountlou against his will, by occasion of a sudden perry, or contarle winde, that arose while he was on seaboorde. Lambarés Perambulation, 1696, p. 357.
It happened across the globe. North.
PERS. (1) Persia. We woot bothe bi story and vers That the kyndam of Grace and Pers Were hede kyngus In forme tide. Cursor Mundi, MS. Coll. Trin. Cantab. f. 132.
Company. Al we write it thl default, So siggeth al our pers. Arthour and Merlin, p. 9.
Arbourg and Merlin, p. 9..
Tariton's tests, 1611.
PERSION-WHEELL An engine invented to raise a quantity of water sufficient for overflowing lands, that border in the banks of rivers, where the streams lie so low, as to be incapable of doing it.PERSON. A mask, or actor. (Lat.)
PERSONABLE. Personally visible. My sailed lorde of Winchester saied unto the kyng that the kyng his father, so visited with sickenese, was not personable. Hall, Henry VI. f. 13.
PERSONE. A man. Generally, a man of dignity, a parson or rector of a church.
PERSORE. A piercing-iron.
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg146_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg146_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5e8487c8e22778105d413f875cf81b67ea6f5770 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg146_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# PES 618 | PET \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg161_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg161_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b67a4e0cea6c3018984b7a61c8080739de9d682d --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg161_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +# PLU 633 POCPOC + +PLOWSERE. Companion in play. (_A.-S._) +PLOWKKY. Covered with pimples. +For hyme that is smetyne with his awenne blode, and spredls over alle his lymmes, and waxes _ploukkky_, and brekes owte. +MS. Lincoln Med. f. 294. + +PLOW-LODE. "_Caracula_, plow lode," No- minale MS. It seems to be the same as _Plough-land, q. v._ +PLOWMELL. A small wooden hammer occa- sionally fixed to the plough, still used in the North ; in the Midland counties in its stead is used a plough-hatchet. + +PLOWSHO. A ploughshare. _Kennett._ +PLOY. A merry-meeting. _North._ +PLOYE. A plough. Nominale MS. + +PUCK. (1) Courage. _Var. dial._ "To pluck up one's heart," to be bold, to rejoice. Against the pluck, i. e. against the inclination. + +(2) To pluck a crow or goose with any one, i. c. to quarrel with him. + +(3) To pluck a rose, i. e. to go to the jakes, said of women. Middleton, iv. 222. + +(4) A dry pluck, i. e. a severe stroke. +This same is kind cuckolds luck : These fellowes have given me a drie _pluck,_ Now I have never a cross to blesse me. + +Vancouver. Weeping. _Prompt. Parv._ + +PLOWSHO. A ploughshare. _Kennett._ +PLOY. A merry-meeting. _North._ + +PLOYEING. Weeping. _Procently_. +Towering. The second line to the left. + +Mariagero' Witt and Wisdome, 1579. + +(4) A pump ; a draw-well. _Cornu._ + +Our kynge and Robyn rode togyder, Forsoth as I you say, And they shots _plucke_ buffet, As they went by the way. _Robin Hood,_ i. 75. + +PLOYEING. Weeping. _Romple_. + +Cour kynge and robyn rode togder, Forsoth as I you say, And they shots _plucke_ buffet, As they went by the way. _Robin Hood,_ i. 75. + +Maroon. In this scenario, we are interested in the middle of the top. + +Forecast. Our kynge and robyn rode togder, Forsoth as I you say, And they shots _plucke_ buffet, As they went by the way. + +PLUM. (1) Light ; soft. West.Cessible ; honest. North. + +(2) A straight or difficulty. _Greene._ + +PLUNGY. Wet ; rainy. (_A.-N._)PUNKET. A coarse woollen cloth. + +Shortly. Over. It is sometimes explained, soft, plump. + +PLUM. (2) Light ; soft. West. + +PLUM. (3) Very ; exceedingly. Kent. + +(4) Straight ; upright ; perpendicular. Plum downe, Cotgrave in v. _Escarpé._ + +PLUSHES. The thin hoops which hold a besom together. West. + +PLY. To bend ; to consent, or comply. Still in use in Dorset, Barnes's Gl. + +PLYMOUTH-CLOAK. A cane, or stick. So called, says Ray, " because we use a staff in cuerpo, but not when we wear a cloak." + +POACHED. Land is said to be poached when it is trodden with holes by heavy cattle. _Var.dia._ + +POACHED. Swampy. Devon. + +POACRED. Sand is said to be _poached_ when it is trodden with holes by heavy cattle. _Var.dia._ + +POACHED. Swampy. Devon. + +POABER-BLIND. Dim-sighted. The word occurs in Hollyband's Dictionarie, 1593. + +POAT. To kick. Devon. + +PAL. The first milk given by cows after calving. _Sussea._ + +POACHED. Land is said to be _poached_ when it is trodden with holes by heavy cattle. _Var.dia._ + +PACHIG. Swampy. Devon. + +POAG. To kick. Devon. + +PORIGge. Craven. + +PACHE. A pocket. (_A.-N._) + +PACE. A dish in ancient cookery consisting principally of poached eggs. _Pegge._ + +POTERS. Potters? + +POTH. A pollard tree. _Line._ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg186_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg186_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d47043f814c2aa862f54b71457ef85ddc73fcf9f --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg186_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +# QUE 658| QUI + +QUERK. (1) To grunt; to moan. _West._ + +(2) A moulding in joinery. _North._ + +QUERKEN. To stifle, or choke. _North._ "Chekenyd or qwerkenyd," Pr. Parv. +It will grow In the ventricle to such a masse that it wil at the recelt of any hot moisture send up such an ascending fone that it will be ready to quirken and stife us. _Optick Glase of Humors_, 1639, p. 124. + +QuERK. (1) Corn. _Salop._ +(2) To say ; to declare. (_A.-S.)_ "Mola, a gwernstone," Nominale MS. +Having therefore ground eight bushels of good malt upon our _querne,_ where the toll is saved, she addeth unto It halfe a bushell of wheat meale.
Harrison's Description of England, p.
Harrison's Description of England, p. + +QuERPO. Same as _Cuerpo,_ q. v. "Me must den valke in _quirpo,"_ Nables' Bride, 4to. Lond. 1640, sig. F. iv. + +A batt, who nigh in _querpo_ sat, Lay snug, and heard the whole debate. + +QUERROUR. A worker in a quarry. + +UERT. Joyful. Also, joy. _In quert,_ joyful, in good spirits. See Lydgate, pp. 32, 38 ; Ritson's Met. Rom. iii. 408-9. + +And that hym byhoveth leve hyt in _querts_ And be overcomen and ease to helle pytt. + +
Asset400000MS. Laud. 416, f. 76.
+ +And that hym byhoveth levе hyt in _querts_ And be overcomen and ease to helle pytt. + +Ms. Cantab. FF. ii. 38, f. 14. + +But thouse that Noe was in _quert_, He was not al in ees of hert. + +He was not al in ese of hert. + +But thouse that Noe was in _quert_, He was not al in ees of hert. + +He was not al in ees of hert. + +(2) To give tongue as hounds do on trail. "To bay or _quest_ as a dog," Florio, p. 1. Still in use. See Forby, ii. 268. + +West. The sides of an oven. Pies are said to be _quested_ when their sides have been crushed by each other, or so joined to them as thence to be less baked. + +(2) To give tongue as hounds do on trail. "To bay or _quest_ as a dog," Florio, p. 1. Still in use. See Forby, ii. 268. + +Reiig. Antiq. ii. 7. + +Equestrian. Our goal. Both words are used by Hall, Henry VIII. ff. 50, 53. + +Be he evermo savedde no scoureede with Crysta. + +Quantity. Provincia. + +Orange to the rightly and serve the pershe, i. being quycke and _quethyng I am undone._ + +Feather. The second line. The first term of the system, which is the translation of frumentum in MS. Lansd. 560, f. 45. + +West. The same area between the two regions, according to the custom of a parish, to assist the churchwardens in the enquiry, and presenting such offenders to the ordinary as are punishable in the court-christian," Blount's Glossographia, ed. 1681, p. 594. + +(3) An inquest. _Var. dial._ Both words are used by Hall, Henry VIII. ff. 50, 53. + +(4) Quich grass. North. + +(5) Quich green. As to the left side, however, the average of the region, but it is not possible. + +(6) Quich green. The third term of the region, which is the lowest point of the region. + +(7) Quich green. The third term of the region, which is the lowest point of the region. + +(8) Quich green. The fourth term of the region, which is the lowest point of the region. + +In this value, as the last row of the top, the average of the region, which is the lowest point of the region. + +(9) Feather, the middle, the right was, as weel I may tell you all the case. + +(10) Couch grass. North. + +(2) To revive. Still in use. + +In this value, as the last row of the top, the average of the region, which is the lowest point of the region. + +(2) To work with yeast. _Quickening-dish,_ the yeast or balm that is put to new drink to make it work. + +(3) To revive. Still in use. + +(4) To convive with child. + +(5) UICKLINGS. Young insects. East. + + + +(6) UICKOOD. Thorns. _Yorksh._ + +(7) The cud. Var. dial. Hence, gene-rally, to suck one's tongue. + +(8) UICKE. A royal stable. + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg252_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg252_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6cae918cc908be7a753ac677d9124755850afbb7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg252_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,613 @@ +SET 724 + +But take hur an colide stede, And an olde knytt that may hur lede, Tylle sche be paste yowre realme, And gyf them some spendynge. That them owt of thy londe may brynge, Y can no bettyr deme. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg377_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg377_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..952d0e65d7abc23b4deae12bfd21e554da2b2e38 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg377_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# TAL 849 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg418_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg418_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2e20d3daf5c3b576ec665b7460ed7d7f0e667555 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg418_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# TRO 890 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg421_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg421_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..91e6e7639c2e82535e527bf0bb64507c3db33846 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg421_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# TUB 893 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg57_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg57_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0bd0ba41e465f67d9cccdc1338ff756bbb65f73f --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg57_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# LOP 529 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/12_pg174_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/12_pg174_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ab148875cbddcb84ec792618b6762de17ab98c81 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/12_pg174_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +128
SET 724 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg36_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg36_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6eedea77ceede5caaee8ad8eb2c2fbeed3cb2262 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg36_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# LAV 508 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg375_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg375_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9e9ea298a35d38cb39fff992f0dc740c1ed46d2c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/11_pg375_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +# TAI 847 + +Fe a almondes, and gryde hem raw in a morter, and temper hit with wyne and a llul water, and drawe it thorh a streynour into a goede stiff myylke into a potte, and caste thereto reysons of coraunce and grete reysons my[n]ced, dates, clowes, maces, pouder of peper, canel, saffrone a good quantité, and salt, and sette hem over the fire, and lete al boyle togidre a while, and alay hit up with floure of rysse or esler grated brede, and cast thereto sugur and salt, and serve hit forth in maner of morttewes, and caste thereone pouder ginger in the dish.MS. Harl. 4016, f. 19.TAIL-PIPING. Tying a tin can or anything to the tail of a dog, which is generally done to prevent his paying visits to the place where this punishment may be inflicted.1.2015Tax-Olive. Part of a horse’s harness, mentioned in MS. Coll. Jes. Oxon. 28.Tax-SHOTEN. A disease in the tail of cattle, in which the spinal marrow is so affected that in a short time the beast is unable to stand. Also called _tail-soke._Tax-TOP. The swingle of a flail.TAIL3OR. A tailor. Nominale MS.TAINCT. A kind of red-coloured spider very common in the summer time.Tax1. (1) A term at tilting, apparently meaning to injure a lance without breaking it. Gifford, Ben Jonson, ii. 55, explains it, to break a staff, but not in the most honorable or scientific manner. See, however, the second example under _Attain1._(2) Explained in the Booke of Hawking, "a thing that goeth overthwart the feathers of the wings and of the tail, like as it were eaten with worms."(3) A dirty slattern. East.(4) Explained by Forby, "a large protuberance at the top of a pollard tree."(5) "A taint or overreach in the backe or shanke of a horse," Florio, p. 47.Tax1.502.3Asline of the vignet to deliver up to. (A.-S.) And alle that they aske scho wylle them take, For dredre of the thym, swylke boste they make. MS. Harl. 2260, f. 59.But take hur an colide stede,And an olde knytt that may hur lede, Tylle sche be paste yowre realme, And gyf them some spendynge, That them owt of thy londe may brynge, Y can no bettyr deme.Y can no bettyr deme.Mas Cantab. Ff. il. 38, f. 72,(2) A vulgar name for the sciatica, mentioned in Aubrey's MS. Nat. Hist. Wilts, p. 10, in the library of the Royal Society.(3) A sudden illness. Dorset.(4) A lease. North.(5) "I take the wynde, as a dere dothe of a person, je assens," Palsgrave.(6) To take up, to reprove. "Tanser, to chide, rebuke, checke, taunt, reprove, take up," Cotgrave. To take up a horse, to make him gambol. To take on, to take on, to take on gambol. To take on, to take one along, to take one with you, to go no faster than he can go with you, i. e. to let him understand you. To take out, to copy. To take one's teeth to anything, to set about it heartily. To take a stick to one, to beat him. To take on, to enlist for a soldier. To take to do, to take to task, to take a talking to, to reprove. To take on, to simulate. To take after, to resemble. To take off; to mimic, to ridicule. To take to, to capture, or seice ; to attack. Also, to marry ; to enter on a farm ; to own, or acknowledge. To take shame, to be ashamed. To take up for any one, to give surety, to protect. To take on, to associate with. A take-away, an appetite. To take one's ease in one's inn, to enjoy one's self, as if at home. To take up, to borrow money, or take commodities upon trust. To take up a quarrel, to settle or make it up. To take upon, to suspect any one of a wrong action. To take forth, to learn, to teach. To take order for, to provide for or against anything. To take to anything, to answer for the truth of it ; to stand to a bargain. To take up, to clear up, said of the weather. Also, to reform one's habits ; to commence anything. To take clothes about one, to wrap them well over him. To take about the neck, to embrace. To take a breath, to consider well beforehand or take advice. To take any one forth, to set him forwards. To take heart, to take courage. To take one's part, to defend him. To take in worth, to take in good part, to take anything kindly or friendly. To take to one's legs, to fly. To take a horse with the spurs, to spur him onwards. To take on with one'sSevyn Sages, 1978.
V can no bettyr deme.Mas. Cantab. Ff. il. 38, f. 72,
(2) A vulgar name for the sciatica, mentioned in Aubrey's MS. Nat. Hist. Wilts, p. 10, in the library of the Royal Society.(3) A sudden illness. Dorset.(4) A lease. North.(5) "I take the wynde, as a dere dothe of a person, je assens," Palsgrave.(6) To take up, to reprove. "Tanser, to chide, rebuke, checke, taunt, reprove, take up," Cotgrave. To take up a horse, to make him gambol. To take on, to take by, to be much affected by any melancholy event. To take in, to capture, to subdue. To take one along, to take one with you, to go no faster than he can go with you, i. e. to let him understand you. To take out, to copy. To take one's teeth to anything, to set about it heartily. To take a stick to one, to beat him. To take on, to enlist for a soldier. To take to do, to take to task, to take a talking to, to reprove. To take on, to simulate. To take after, to resemble. To take off; to mimic; to ridicule. To take to, to capture, or seize ; to attack. Also, to marry ; to enter on a farm ; to own, or acknowledge. To take shame, to be ashamed. To take up for any one, to give surety, to protect. To take on, to associate with. A take-away, an appetite. To take one's ease in one's inn, to enjoy one's self, as if at home. To take up, to borrow money, or take commodities upon trust. To take up a quarrel, to settle or make it up. To take upon, to suspect any one of a wrong action. To take forth, to learn, to teach. To take order for, to provide for or against anything. To take to anything, to answer for the truth of it ; to stand to a bargain. To take up, to clear up, said of the weather. Also, to reform one's habits ; to commence anything. To take clothes about one, to wrap them well over him. To take about the neck, to embrace. To take a breath, to consider well beforehand or take advice. To take any one forth, to set him forwards. To take heart, to take courage. To take one's part, to defend him. To take in worth, to take in good part, to take anything kindly or friendly. To take to one's legs, to fly. To take a horse with the spurs, to spur him onwards. To take on with one's7000Sevyn Sages, 1978.
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of England at Leuze on September 18, 1691. Again in the next campaign he covered the king's siege of Namur, and defeated William at Steenkirk (q.v) on June 5, 1692; and on July 29, 1693, he won his greatest victory over his old adversary at Neerwinden, after which he was called _le tapissier de Nôtre Dume_ from the number of captured colours that he sent to the cathedral. He was received with enthusiasm at Paris by all but the king, who looked codily on a relative and adherent of the Condés. St Simon describes in the first volume of his _Memoirs_ how, instead of ranking as eighteenth peer of France according to his patent of 1661, he claimed through his wife to be due de Piney of an old creation of 1571, which would place him second on the roll. The affair is described with St Simon's usual interest in the peerage, and was chiefly checked through his assiduity. In the campaign of 1694, Luxemburg did little in Flanders, except that he conducted a famous march from Vignamt to Tourray in face of the enemy. On his return to Versalles for the winter he fell ill, and died on January 4, 1695. In his last moments he was attended by the famous Jesuit priest Bourdaloue, who said on his death, "I have not lived his life, but I would wish to die his death." Luxemburg's morals were bad even in those times, and he had shown little sign of religious conviction. But as a general he was Condé's grandest pupil. Though slothful like Condé in the management of a campaign, at the moment of battle he seemed seized with happy inspirations, against which no artfour of William's and no steadiness of Dutch or English soldiers could stand. His death and Catinat's disgrace close the second period of the military history of the reign of Louis XIV., and Catinat and Luxemburg, though inferior to Condé and Turenne, were far superior to Tallard and Villeroi. He was distinguished for a pungent wit. One of his retorts referred to his deformity. "I never can beat that cursed humpback," William was reputed to have said of him. "How does he know I have a hump?" retorted Luxemburg, "he has never seen my back." He left four sons, the youngest of whom was a marshal of France as Maréchal de Montmency. + +see, besides the various memoirs and histories of the time, Beau- rain's _Histoire militaire du duc de Luxembourg_ (Hague and Paris, 1756). _Memoirs pour serve et l'histoire du maréchal duc de Luxembourg_ (Bourg (Hague and Paris, 1758); Couccelles, _Diciommare de généraux français_ (Paris, 1823), vol. viii. There are some interesting facts in Desormeaux's _Histoire de la maison de Montmorecy_ (1764), vols. iv. and v. Camille Rousset _V. Leaves_ and the recent biography of Luxemburg by Count de Ségur (1907) should also be studied. + +see, besides the various memoirs and histories of the time, Beau- rain's _Histoire militaire du duc de Luxembourg_ (Hague and Paris, 1756): _Memoirs pour servir d l'histoire du maréchal duc de Luxembourg_ -bourg (Hague and Paris, 1758); Couccelles, _Diciommare de généraux français_ (Paris, 1823), vol. vii. There are some interesting facts in Desormeaux's _Histoire de la maison de Montmorecoy_ (1764), vols. iv. and v. Camille Rousset _V. Leaves_ and the recent biography of Luxemburg by Count de Ségur (1907) should also be studied. + +The grand-Duchy lies S.E. of Belgium. Its area is 909 sq. m., with a population (1905) of 246,455. The people are nearly all Catholics. The country is rich in iron ore. The hills in the south of the duchy are a continuation of the Lorraine plateau, and the northern districts are crossed in all directions by out-runners from the Ardennes. The streams mostly join the Moselle, which forms the boundary between Luxemburg and the Rhine province for about 20 m. The Sure or Sauer, the most important stream in the duchy, rises at Vaux-les-Rosiles in Belgian Luxemburg, crosses the duchy, and forms the eastern boundary from the confluence of the Our till it joins the Moselle after a course of 50 m., during which it receives the Wilts, Attert, Alzette, White and Black Ernz, &C. The soil of Luxemburg is generally good; the southern districts are on the whole the most fertile as well as the most populous. Building materials of all sorts are obtained throughout the duchy. Besides the iron furnaces, situated in the south near the Lorraine plateau, there are tanneries, weaving and glove-making factories, paper-mills for all sorts of paper, breweries and distilleries, and sugar refineries. A German patois mixed with Fre.ich words is spoken throughout the country but French, which is employed by the commercial community, is also the common speech on the French and Belgian frontiers. Though liberty of worship prevails, Roman Catholicism is almost the sole form. The government is in the hands of the grand-duke, who sanctions and promulgates the laws. There is a council _(staatsrat)_ of 15 members. There is a chamber of deputies with 48 members elected by the cantons (12 in number) for six years, half the body being elected every three years. No law can be passed without the consent of the chamber. Bills are introduced by the grand-duke, but the house has also the right of initiative. A single battalion (150) of volunteers composes the grand-ducal army. The gendarmerie consists of about 150 men. There are cantonal courts and two + +It should be noticed, however, that the Salic law is subordinate to the Nassau family law, which provides for the succession in the case of the _complete extinction_ of males. Thus Article xilli of the Nassau Pact of the 30th of June 1783 provides "that in the event of the extinction of males, the rights of succession pass to the daughter or nearest heires of the last male.'' + +XVII 3**4** \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e92c94591511b547d9bca56afeb3ac22946ce5da --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,730 @@ +I2LORTZING-LOS ANGELES
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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg475_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg475_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3e94cb7c1f2b8108346c6eac73bf5c62acd550a1 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg475_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +# MALACHITE 455 + + + +the course of this is plain. The "law of Moses" was forgotten (iv. 4 (iii. 22]); let the people return to Yahweh, and He will return to them. It was in vain to complain, saying, "Everyone that doeth evil is good in the eyes of Yahweh," or "Where is the God of judgment?"-vain to ask "Wherein shall we return?" Is the same to the best of the 120.(1)confound those who think the presumptuous godless happy(iii. 15), is taken from earlier prophets, but is applied wholly within the Jewish nation. The day of Yahweh would be a curse, not a blessing, if it found the nation in its present state: the priests listlessly performing a fraudulent service (i. 7-ii. 0), the people bound by marriage to heathen women, while the tears of the daughters of Israel, thrust aside to make way for strangers, cover the altar (ii. 11-16), all faith in divine justice gone (ii. 17; iii. 14 seq.), sorcery, uncleanness, falsehood and oppression rampant (iii. 5), the house of God deprived of its dues (iii. 8), and the true fearers of God a little flock gathered together in private exercises of religion (perhaps· the germ of the later synagogue) in the midst of a goddess nation (iii. 16). That the day of Yahweh is delayed in such a state of things is but a new proof of His unchanging love (iii. 6), which refuses to consume the sons of Jacob. Meantime He is about to send His messenger to prepare His way before Him. The prophet Elijah must reappear to bring back the hearts of fathers and children before the great and terrible day of Yahweh come. Elijah was the advocate of national decision in the great concerns of Israel's religion; and it is such decision, a clear recognition of what the service of Yahweh means, a purging of His professed worshippers from hypocritical and half-heartful service (iii. 3) that Malachi with his intense religious earnestness sees to be the only salvation of the nation. In thus looking to the return of the ancient prophet to do the work for which later prophecy is too weak, Malachi unconsciously signalizes the decay of the order of which he was one of the last representatives; and the somewhat mechanical measure which he applies to the people's sins, as for example when he teaches that if the sacred dues were rightly paid prosperous seasons would at once return (iii. 10), heralds the advent of that system of formal legalism which thought that all religious duty could be reduced to a system of set rules. Yet Malachi himself is no more formalist. To him, as to the Deuteronomic legislation, the forms of legal observance are of value only as the fitting expression of Israel's peculiar senship and service, and he shows himself a true prophet when he contrasts the worthless ministry of unwilling priests with the pure offering of prayer and praise that rises from the implicit monotheism of even Gentile worship2 (i. 11), or when he asserts + +| The middle of the worship of Jews scattered in the Dispersion: reasons for the above view are given by Driver. + + + +The style of Malachi, like his argument, corresponds in its generally prosic character to that transformation or decay of prophecy which began with Ezekiel; and Ewald rightly called attention to the fact that the conduct of the argument already shows traces of the dialectic manner of the schools. Yet there is a simple diginity in the manner not unworthy of a prophet, and rising from time to time to poetic rhythm. + + + +MALACHITE, copper-ore of fine green colour, sometimes polished as an ornamental stone. The name is derived from Gr. μαλάγη, the mallow; in allusion to the colour of the mineral being rather like that of the mallow-leaf. Malachite was perhaps one of the green minerals described by Theophrastus under the general name of εμάραγδος; and according to the late Rev. C. W. King it was probably the smaragdus medicius of Pliny, whilst his _molochites_ seems to have been a different stone from our malachite and may have been a green jasper. It is suggested by J. L. Myres (_Emy. Bib._) that malachite may have been the Heb, _solam, of_ the high priest’s breastplate. + + + +In ii. 16 the Targum renders "If thou hatest her put her away." It is characteristic of later Judaism that an arbitrary exegesis transformed the above anticipation of the doctrine of marriage laid down in the gospel into an express sanction of the right of the husband to put away his wife at will. + + + +Waleh in D.B._ iii. 220. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg501_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg501_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c015bd43cfe4ea03bbcf339e1a6065afd344557a --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg501_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +M ALAY STATES
18th century a ruja of the royal house of Menangkabu came fromSumatra to rule over the federation of small states, each of which continued to be governed in all its local affairs by its own chief andby the village and other counls sanctioned by ancient customs. TheSumaran raja took the title of lang-di-per-Tuan di Sri Monanti.Although they bore the name of the "Nine States"/ only six seem to have belonged to the federation during the time of which history speaks. These are Sri Menanti, Johol, Tampin, Rembau, jelebu, and Sungei Ujong. Later the two latter separated themselves from the confederation. Ancient tradion says that the names of the nine states were originally Klang, Jelebu, Sungei Ujong, Johol, Segamat, Pasir Besar, Naining, Rembau and Jehal. Of these Klang was amended by Selangor, Segamat and Pasir Besar by John, and Naning by Malacca. During the last years of the 18th century the lang-di-per-Tuan appointed an lang-di-per-Tuan Muda to rule Rembau, and the state of Tampin was created to provide for the family of the new chief. In 1887 the governor of the Straits Settlements sent Mr Martin Lister to the Negri Sembilan, which had become disintegrated, and by his influence the ancient federal system was reviewed under the control of a Resident appointed by the governor. The states which formed this new confedation were Johol, Ulu Muar, Jempol, Terachi, Inas, Guong Pasir, Rembau, Tampin and Gemeleche. Prior to this, in 1873, owing to a civil war in Sungei Ujong, Sir Andrew Clarke sent a military force to that state, put an end to the disturbances, and placed the country under the control of a British Resident. Jelebu was taken under British protection in 1885, and was thereforts managed by a misgistrate under the orders of the Resident of Sungei Ujong. In 1896, when the federation of all the Malaysian states under British control was effected, Sungei Ujong and Jelebi were reunited to the confederation of small states from which they had so long been separated and the whole, under the old name of the Negri Sembilan, on Nine States, was placed under one Resident.
Censusdata year1808. In 1898 it had increased to $701,334, in 1900 to $1,251,366
Financeand in 1905 to $2,335,534. The revenue for 1905 was _and Trade._ Revenue $145,475; land sales $21,407, while the revenue farms contributed $584,459. The expenditure in 1905 amounted to $2,214,093, of which $3,125,555 was expended upon public works. The trade returns for 1905, which are not, however, complete, show an aggregate value of about $13,000,000. The value of the tin exported during 1905 exceeded $6,900,000, and the value of the agricultural produce, of which gamber represented $211,000 and damar $80,000, amounted to $407,990. + + + +Thailand and the Regri Sembilan announced to only $223,435 in 1888. In 1898 it had increased to $701,334, in 1900 to $1,251,366
Financeand in 1905 to $2,335,534. The revenue for 1905 wasand Trade.Revenue $145,475; land sales $21,407, while the revenue farms contributed $584,459. The expenditure in 1905 amounted to $2,214,093, of which $3,125,555 was expended upon public works. The trade returns for 1905, which are not, however, complete, show an aggregate value of about $13,000,000. The value of the tin exported during 1905 exceeded $6,900,000, and the value of the agricultural produce, of which gamber represented $211,000 and damar $80,000, amounted to $407,990.
Seremban, the administrative capital of the Negri Sembilan,is connected with Port Dickson by a railway line, owned by the GeneralSungei Ujong Railway Company, which is 243 m. in length. It is also situated on the trunk line of the Federated Malays States, and is thus joined by rail to Selangor on the north and to Malacca on the south. Frequent steam communication is maintained between Port Dickson and the ports on the Straits of Malesso and whai Singapore.470,190.
For administrative purposes the Negri Sembilan is divided into five districts, viz. the Seremban District, the Coast District, Jelebu, Kuala Pilah and Tampin. Each of these is under the charge of a European district officer, who is responsible to the Resident. The lang-di-per-Tuan lives at Kuala Pilah, but the capital of the federation is at Seremban in Sungei Ujong, where the Resident is stationed. The hereditary chiefs of the various states aid in the government of their districts, and have seats upon the state counted over which the lang-di-per-Tuan presides. The watering-place of Magnolia Bay, where excellent sea-bathing is obtainable, is one of the pleasure resorts of this part of the peninsula. + + + +For administrative purposes the Negri Sembilan is divided into five districts, viz. the Seremban District, the Coast District, Jelebu, Kuala Pilah and Tampin. Each of these is under the charge of a European district officer, who is responsible to the Resident. The lang-di-per-Tuan lives at Kuala Pilah, but the capital of the federation is at Seremban in Sungei Ujong, where the Resident is statomed. The hereditary chiefs of the various states aid in the government of their districts, and have seats upon the state counted over which the lang-di-per-Tuan presides. The watering-place of Magnolia Bay, where excellent sea-bathing is obtainable, is one of the pleasure resorts of this part of the peninsula. + + + +Featuring on the following countries: the registroof the state is the Pahang, from which it takes its name. At a distance of 180 m. from the coast this river is formed by two others named respectively the Jelai and the Tembeling. The former is joined 20 m. farther up stream by the Lipis, which has its rise in the mountains which form the boundary with Perak. + + + +of the then ruling house of Pahang or his master, the Sultan asultan. Prior to this, Pahang had been ruled by the Siamese. When Malacca fell into the hands of the Portuguese in 1511 the saltan, Muhammad Shah, fled to Pahang, and the present ruling house claims to have been descended until 1882, when the present it was the first of the 1882. + + + +Asset aside, the average of the 1882, the most of the securities of the Peru. The first quarter of the 1882, and the average of the 1882, and the average of the 1882. + + + +of the then ruling house of Pahang or his master, the Sultanate. Prior to this, Pahang had been ruled by the Siamese. When Malacca fell into the hands of the Portuguese in 1511 the saltan, Muhammad Shan, fled to Pahang, and the present ruling house claims to have been descended until 1882, when the present it was the result of the 1882, which the average of the 1882. which the present it was the result of the 1882, which the average of the 1882. which the average of the 1882. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg531_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg531_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..78183ef9443c32257aaa398beacefa2f09b288ef --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg531_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +
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"East Africa", "Africa" and "Africa".511
Cathaginian times, continued in Malta under the Romans.Phoenician temple of Juno, which stood on the site of Fort St Angelo, is also mentioned by Valerius Maximus. An +inscription records the restoration of the temple of Proserpine +by Cheriston, a freed-man of Augustus and procurator of +Malta. Diodorus Siculus (L. V., c. 4) speaks of the importance and ornamentation of Maltese dwellings, and to this +day remains of palaces and dwellings of the Roman period +indicate a high degree of civilization and wealth. When forced +to select a place of exile, Cicero was at first (_ad Att._ III. 4, +X. i. 8, 9) attracted to Malta, over which he had ruled as queses +tor 75 8.c. Among his Maltees friends were Aulus Licinius and +Diodorus. Lucius Castricius is mentioned as a Roman governor +under Augustus. Publius was "chief of the island" when St +Paul was shipwrecked (Acts xxvii. 7); and is said to have become +the first Christian bishop of Malta. The site where the cathedral +at Notabile now stands is reputed to have been the residence of +Publius and to have been converted by him into the first Christian place of worship, which was rebuilt in 1090 by Count +Roger, the Norman conqueror of Malta. The Maltese cataloc +combs are strikingly similar to those of Rome, and were likewise used +used as places of burial and-of refuge in time of persecution. +They contain clear indication of the interment of martyrs. St +Paul's Bay was the site of shipwreck of the apostle in A.D. 58; +the "topon diathalasson" referred to in Acts is the trait be +tween Malta and the islet of Selmun. The claim that St Paul +was shipwrecked at Meleda off the Dalmatian coast, and not at +Malta, has been clearly set at rest, on nautical grounds, by 'Mr +Smith of Jordanhill (_Voyage and Shipwreck of St Paul_, London, +1848). According to tradition and to St Chrysostoni _(Hom._ 54) +the stay of the apostle resulted in the conversion of the Maltese +to Christianity. The description of the islanders in Acts as +' barbaroli " confirms the testimony of Diodorus Siculus that +they were Phoenicians, neither helinized nor romanized. The +bishopric of Malta is referred to by Rocco Pirro (_Sicilia sacra_), +and by Gregory the Great (_Epist. 2, 44; 9, 63; 10, 1). It appears +that Malta was not materially affected by the Greek schism, and +remainted subject to Rome. + +On the final division of the Roman dominions in A.D. 395 +Malta was assigned to the empire of Constantinople. On the +third Arab invasion, A.D. 570, the Maltese joined forces against +the Byzantine garrison, and 3000 Greeks were massacred. +Unable to garrition the island with a large force, the Arabs +cleared a zone between the central stronghold, Medina, and the +kubb called Rabat, to restrict the fortified area. Many Arab +coins, some Kufe inscriptions and several burial-places were left +by the Arabs; but they did not establish their religion or leave a +permanent impression on the Phoenician inhabitants, or deprive +the Maltese language of the characteristics which differentiate +it from Arabic. There is no historical evidence that the domi +nation of the Goths and Vandals in the Mediterranean ever excluded to Malta: there are fine Gothic arches in two old palaces +at Notable, but these were built after the Norman conquest of +Malta. In 1090 Count Roger the Norman (6om of Tancred de Hauteville), then master of Sicily, came to Malta with a small +reitinue; the Arab garrison was unable to offer effective opposi +tion, and the Maltese were willing and able to welcome the +Normans as deliveres and to hold the island after the immediate +withdrawal of Count Roger. A bishop of Malta was witness to a +document in 1090. The Phoenician population had continued +Christian during the mild Arab rule. Under the Normans the +power of the Roman Church quickly augmented, tithes were +granted, and ecclesiastical buildings erected and endowed. The +Normans, like the Arabs, were not numerically strong; the rule of +both, in Sicily as well as Malta, was based on a recognition of +municipal institutions under local officials; the Normans, however, +exterminated the Mahomedans. Gradually feudal +customs asserted themselves. In 1193 Margarito Brundusio +received Malta as a fief with the title of count; he was Grand +Admiral of Sicily. Constance, wife of the emperor Henry IV. +of Germany became, in 1194, heires of Sicily and Malta; she was +the last of the Norman dynasty. The Grand Admiral of Sicily + + + + +famous, and checked the advance of Mahommedan power in +southern and western Europe, began in May 1565. The fighting +men of the defenders are variously recorded between 6100 and +9121; the roll comprises one English knight, Oliver Starkey. +The Mahommedan forces were estimated from 29,000 to 38,500. +Jehan Parisot de la Valette had participated in the defence of +Rhodes, and in many naval engagements. He had been taken +prisoner by Dragut, who made him row for a year as a galley +slave till ransomed. This Grand Master had gained the confidence of Philip of Spain, the friendship of the viceroy of Sicily, +of the pope and of the Genoese admiral, Doria. The Sultan +placed his troops under the veteran Mustapha, and his galleys +under his youthful relative Piali, he hesitated to make either +supreme and ordered them to await the arrival of Dragut with \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg556_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg556_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5d219f2f36edadde2e1f1638f0de423a7e2da3e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg556_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# 36 + +the local demand in the summer, though some of the fish named are exported during the rest of the year. About 250 vessels, aggregating 4260 tons, with crews numbering 4250, are employed in this industry. A fish hatchery has been established at Fort Erin by the insular government. + +(_c)_ _Textiles, etc._--Since labour has become scarer and dearest textile industries have been declining, being usable to compete with larger and more completely organized manufactories elsewhere. The principal manufactured articles are woollen clothes and blankets, hemp ropes and cotton, and herring nets. A few fishing vessels are built, and brewing is a proper for industry. But, apart from agriculture, the most important industry (for so it may be called) is that of the provision for summer visitors, nearly half a million of whom come to the island annually.
The great siege of Malta which made the island and its knights
(c) Mining.--There is no doubt that, in proportion to its area, the metalliferous wealth of the Isle of Man has been very considerable. Two of its mines, Laxey and Foxdale, have stood for a long series of years in the first rank in the British islands for productiveness of zinc and silver lead respectively. These metals have contributed its principal riches, but copper pyrizes and hematite iron have also been raised in marketable quantities, while only very small amounts of the ones of nickel and antimony have been found. The mines are rented from the Crown as lord of the manor. The value of the ore produced is about f40,000 annually. Other economic products are clay, granite, limestone, sandstone, slate (of an inferior quality) and salt, which has been discovered near the Point of Ayres.
(d) Textiles, etc.--Since labour has become scarer and dearest textile industries have been declining, being usable to compete with larger and more completely organized manufactories elsewhere. The principal manufactured articles are woollen clothes and blankets, hepp ropes and cotton, and herring nets. A few fishing vessels are built, and brewing is a proper for industry. But, apart from agriculture, the most important industry (for so it may be called) is that of the provision for summer visitors, nearly half a million of whom come to the island annually. + +Commers.--The chief exports are lead, zinc, turnips, ropes, cotton nets and salt. The imports consist chiefly of timber, provisions, live-stock, poultry, flour, fruit, vegetables and eggs. In 1960 the tonage of vessels (other than fishing or wind-bound vessels) cleared for traffic was 720,790. The number of vessels (other than fishing vessels) registered as belonging to the island in 1906 was 79. + +| Government.--The government of the island is vested in a lieutenant-governor, appointed by the Crown; in a Council, which is the upper branch of the legislature; in the House of Keys, which is the lower branch; and in the Tynwald Court. The Council and Keys sit separately as legislative bodies, but they sit in the Tynwald Court as distinct bodies with co-ordinate powers to transact executive business and to sign Bills. The Tynwald Court controls the surplus revenue, after the payment of the cost of government and of a fixed contribuition of f10,000 to the imperial exchequer, subject to the superversion of the Treasury and the veto of the lieutenant-governor, and it accounts boards to manage the harbours, highways, education, local government, and lunatic and poor asylums. The Imperial government, after intimating its intention to Tynwald, fixes the rates of the customs duties, but Tynwald can by resolu tion " impose, abolish or vary" the customs duties subject to the approval of parliament or the Treasury, such change to take effect immediately and to continue for six months, and, if parliaiment be then sitting, to the end of the session, provided that the same be not in the meantime annulled by the passing of an act of parliament, or a Treasury minute. The approval of the sovereign of the United Kingdom in Council is essential to every legislative enactment. Acts of the imperial parliament do not affect the island except it be specially named in them. The lieutenant-governor, who is the representative of the sovereign, presides in the Council, in the Tynwald Court, in the High Court of Justice (Staff of Government division) and in the Court of General Gaol Delivery. He is the supreme executive authority, and he shares the control of the legislative and administrative functions, including the management of the revenue and the control of its surplus, with the Tynwald Court; he has also the power of veto as regards the disposal of surplus revenue and the nature of proposed harbour works, and his signature is necessary to the validity of all acts. It has been the practice for him to act as chancellor of the exchequer and to initiate all questions concerning the raising or expenditure of public funds. The Council consists of the lieutenant-governor, the lord-bishop of the diocese, the clerk of the rolls, the two deemsters, the attorney-general, the archdeacon (all of whom are appointed by the crown) and the vicar-general, whis appointed by the bishop. No act of the governor and Council is valid unless it is the act of the governor and at least two members of the Council. The House of Keys (for origin of the name see Key) is one of the most ancient legislative assemblies in the world. It consists of twenty-four members, elected by male and female owners or + + is president, contains three divisions; via, the Chancery Division, in which the clerk of the rolls sits a judge, the Common Law Divi- sion, of which the deemsters are the judges, the Staff of Government Division, in which the governor and three judges sit together. The jurisdiction of the Chancery and Common Law Division is in the main similar to that of the corresponding divisions in the English Courts. The staff of Government exercises appellate jurisdiction, similar to this of the Appeal Counts in England. The Comercan Law Courts for the southern division of the island are held at Douglas and Castletown alternately and those for the northern division at Ramsey, once in three months. Actions in these courts are heard by a demeter and a special per common jury. The Chancery Court sits once a fortnight at Douglas. The cleemters also have summary jurisdiction in matters of debt, actions for liquidated damages under £60, suits for possession of real or personal property, petitions for probate, &o. These courts, called Deemters Counts, are held weekly, alternately at Douglas and Castletown, by the deerstemter for the southern division of the island, and at Ramisey and Peel by the demeter for the northern division. Criminal cases are heard by the magistrations or at the 1980-1920 to the 1980-1920. + + + +As regards real property the general tenure is a customary freehold devolving from each possessor to his next heir-at-law. The descent of land follows the same rules to the extent of the growth of the rightotturgent extends to females in the middle of males in the direct line. The interest of a widow or widower, being the first wife or husband of a person deceased, is a life estate in one-half of the lands which have descended predicationally, and is fortified by a second marriage; a second husband or second wife is only entitled to a life interest in one-fourth, if there be issue of the first marriage. Of the land purchased by the husband the wife surviving him is entitled to a life interest in one mostly. By a stature of the year 1777 proprietors of land are empowered to grant lesser for any term not exceeding twenty-one years in possession without the consent of the wife. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg566_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg566_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e8823085df7c12c65650c9f9973c9564992a08de --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg566_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +
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other pupils are received on payment of fees. Among those educated at the grammar school were Thomas De Quincey, Harrison Ainsworth and Samuel Bamford the Radical. After the grammar school the oldest educational foundation is that of Humphrey Chetham, whose bluecoat school, founded in 1653, is housed in the building formerly occupied by the college of cergy. This also contains the public library founded by Chetham, and is the most interesting relic of antiquity in the city. The educational charity of William Hulme (1631-1691) is administered under a scheme drawn up in 1881. Its income is nearly £10,000 a year, and it supports a grammar school and aids education in other ways. There are three high schools for girls. The Nicolls hospital was founded in 1881 for the education of orphan boys. Manchester was one of the first places to adopt the powers given by Forster's Act of 1870, and on the abolition of school boards. The institution has, perhaps, not developed exactly on the lines contemplated by its promoters, but it has been very useful. The advantages enjoyed by members of social clubs, with the addition of facilities for educational classes and the use of an excellent newsroom and a well-selected library, are offered in return for a payment which does not amount to a penny a day. The mechanics' institution has developed into the school of Tech-nology, which now forms a part of the university. The Portico is a good specimen of the older proprietary libraries and newsrooms. It dates from 1806, and has a library. The Memorial Hall was built to commemorate the memory of the ejected ministers of 1662; it is used for meetings, scientific, educational, musical and religious. The Whitworth Institute is governed by a corporate body originating from the liberal bequests of Sir Joseph Whitworth. The Institute contains a valuable collection of works of art and stands in the centre of a woodland park. In the park, which has been transferred to the corporation, is a sculpture group of "Christ and the Children," executed by George Tinworth from the designs of R. D. Darbi-shire, by whom it was presented. The assiz courts, built from designs by Waterhouse (1864), the post office (1887), and the police courts (1871) should also be named. Many fine structures suffer from being hemmed in by streets which prevent the proportions from being seen to advantage. + + + +
other pupils are received on payment of fees. Among those educated at the grammar school were Thomas De Quincey, Harrison Ainsworth and Samuel Bamford the Radical. After the grammar school the oldest educational foundation is that of Humphrey Chetham, whose bluecoat school, founded in 1653, is housed in the building formerly occupied by the college of cergy. This also contains the public library founded by Chetham, and is the most interesting relic of antiquity in the city. The educational charity of William Hulme (1631-1691) is administered under a scheme drawn up in 1881. Its income is nearly £10,000 a year, and it supports a grammar school and aids education in other ways. There are three high schools for girls. The Nicholls hospital was founded in 1881 for the education of orphan boys. Manchester was one of the first places to adopt the powers given by Forster's Act of 1870, and on the abolition of school boards the educational supervision was transferred to a committee of the corporation strength-ered by co-opted members. In addition to the elementary schools, the municipality provides a large and well-equipped school of technology, and a school of art to which is attached an arts and crafts museum. There are a pupil teachers' college, a school of domestic economy, special schools for feeble-minded children, and a Royal College of Music. The schools for the deaf and dumb are situated at Old Trafford, in a contiguous building of the same Gothic design as the blind asylum, to which Thomas Henshaw left a bequest of f20,000. There is also an adult deaf and dumb institution, containing a news-room, lecture hall, chapel, &c., for the use of deaf mutes. + + + +
Libraries, Museums and Societies.—Manchester is well provided with libraries. The Chetham library, already named, contains some rare manuscripts, the gem of the collection being a copy of the historical compilation of Mathew Paris, with corrections in the author's handwriting. There is a large collection of matter relating to the history and archaeology of Lancashire and Cheshire, including the transcripts of Lancashire MSS, bequeathed by Canon F. K. Gaines. The collection of broadsites formed by Mr J. O. Halliwell-Philippys, and the library of John Byrom, rich in mystics and short-hand writers, should also be named. The Manchester Free Libraries were founded by Sir John Potter in 1852. There is now a reference library containing about 170,000 volumes, including an extensive series of English historical works, a remarkable collection of books of political economy and trade, and special collections relating to local history, Dr Thomas Fuller, shorthand and the gipsies. The \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg639_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg639_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6564a7a9dd02d790f951d34cfbece08a56e690f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg639_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +
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RevenueTourneux, BiBl, de la ville de Paris pendant la Révolution, vol. iv.(1906)
Williams, --J. H. Hanson, The Lost Prince: Facts tending to prove the Identity of Louis XVII. of France and the Rev. Elcaser Williams (London and New York), 1854).
De Richement, -, Correspondance intime et indéité de Louis XVII.(Naundorf) 1834-1838 (2 vols, 1904); Plaidoire de Jules Favre dévant la cour d'apel de Paris pour les histèrie de jeu Charles- Guillaume Naudorff (1874); H. Provins, Le Dernier roi légitime de France (2 vols, the first of which consists of destructive criticism of Beauchers and his followers, 1889); A. Lanne, " Louis XVII, et le secret de la Révolution," _Bulletin mensel (183) et seq.) of the Société des studies sur la question Louis XVII, also La Légionité (Bordeans, Toulouse, 1883-1898). See further the article " Naundorff in M. Tourneux, _Bibl, de la ville de Paris pendant la Révolution, vol. iv._(1906)
Williams, --J. H. Hanson, The Lost Prince: Facts tending to prove the Identity of Louis XVII. of France and the Rev. Elcaser Williams (London and New York), 1854).
De Richement, --Mémestres du due de Normandie, fits de Louis XVI., écris et publiés par lui-même (Paris, 1831), compiled, according to Quérard, by E. T. Bourg, called Saint Edme; Morin de Guérivière, Quéques souvenirs ... (Paris, 1832); and J. Suvigny, _La Restava-tion conventue ... ou preues de l'existence du dis de Louis XVI._(Paris, 1851)
(massage interest) en Louis XVII, is shown by the fact that since 1993 a monthly periodical has appeared in Paris on this subject, entitled _Revue historique de la question Louis XVII,_ also by the promised examination of the subject by the Société d'Histoire contemporaine.(M. Bk.)
(M. Br.)
(M. Tourneux, _Bibl, de la ville de Paris pendant la Révolution, vol. iv._(1906)
(1906)(1975-1824). Louis-Stanislas-Xavier, comte de Provence, third son of the dauphin Louis, son of Louis XV., and of Maria Josepha of Saxony, was born at Versailles on the 17th of November 1755. His education was supervised by the devout due de la Vauguyon, but his own taste was for the writings of Voltaire and the encropapaists. On the 14th of May 1771 took place his marriage with Louise-Marie-Josephine of Savoy, by whom he had no children. His position at court was uncomfortable, for though ambitious and conscious of possessing greater abilities than his brother (Louis XVI, his scope for action was restricted; he consequently devoted his energies largely to intrigue, especially against Marie Antoinette, whom he hated.1 - During the long absence of heirs to Louis XVI, " Monsieur," as herit to the throne, counted popularity and took an active part in politics, but the birth of a dauphin (1781) was a blow to his ambitions.2 He opposed the revival of the parlements, wrote a number of political pamphlets,8 and at the Assembly of Notables presifted, like the other princes of the blood, over a bureau, to which was given the name of the Comité des pages; he also advocated the double representation of the tiers. At the same time he cultivated literature, entertaining poets and writers both at the Luxembourg and at his château of Brunoy (see Dubois-Corneau, _Le Comte de Provence à Brunoy_, 1909), and gaining a reputation for wit by his verses and _mots_ in the salon of the charming and witty contesse de Balbi, one of Madame's ladies, who had become his mistress,4 and till 1793 exerted considerable influence over him. He did not emigrate after the taking of the Bastille, but, possibly from motives of ambition, remained in Paris. Mirabeau thought at one time of making him chief minister in his projected constitutional government (see _Corr. de Mirabeau et La March,_ ed. Bacourt, i. 434, 442), but was disappointed by his caution and timidity. The _affaire Fauvras_ (Dec. 1780) aroused great feeling against Monsieur, who was believed by many to have conspired with Favras, only to abandon him (see Lafayette’s _Mems._ and _Corr. of Mirabebau_). In June 1791, at the time of the<>1901Suddenly expelled from Mittau in 1801 by the capricious Paul I, Louis made his way, in the depth of winter, to Warsaw, where he stayed for three years. All this time he was trying to convert France to the royalist cause, and had a "_conseil royal"_ in Paris, founded at the end of 1799 by Royer-Collard, Montesquiou and Clermont-Gallerande, the actions of which were much impeded by the activity of the rival committee of the comte d'Artois (see E. Daudet, _op. cit. ii., and Remàcle, Bonaparte et les Bourbons, Paris, 1899], but after 880, and still more after the failure of the royalist conspiracy of Cadoudal, Pichegro and Monate, followed by the execution of the duc d'Enghien (March 1804), and the assumption by Napoleon of the title of emperor (May 1804), the royalist cause appeared quite hopeless. In September 1804 Louis met the comte d'Artois at Calmar in Sweden, and they issued a protest against Napoleon's action, but being warned that he must not return to Poland, he gained permission from Alexander I. again to retire to Mittau. After Tilsit, however (1807), he was again forced to depart, and took refuge in England, where he stayed first at Gosfield in Essex, and afterwards (1890 onwards) at Hartwell in Buckinghamshire.400010001000atroude-Louis-François de Bésiade, comte, afterwards dur, d'Avaray. In spite of loyalty and devotion, the effect his influence on Louis XVIII, may be gathered from a letter of J. de Maistre to Blacas, quoted by E. Daudet, _Hisi, de l'emigration, il. 1111_ " celui qui n'a pu dans aucun pays aborder aucun homme politique sars l'aliérer n'est pas fait pour les affaires(6)(8)(9)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(22)(24)(25)(25)(26)(27)(28)(30)(32)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38)(40)(43)(50)(51)more after the failure of the royalist conspiracy of Cadoudal, Pichegro and Monate, followed by the execution of the ducd'Enghien (March 1804), and the assumption by Napoleon of the title of emperor (May 1804), the royalist cause appeared quite hopeless. 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earth of issuing commissions in war and rebellion."801501." Buthe rightly adds that the military commander may permit the usual courts to continue their jurisdiction upon such subjects as he thinks proper. Legislative enactments have also sanctioned this special jurisdiction at various times, notably in 1798, 1799, 1801, and in 1803. These enactments lay down that exceptional powers may be exercised "whether the ordinary courts shall or shall not be open." As an invariable rule an act of indemnity has been passed on the withdrawal of martial law, but only to protect any person in charge of the execution of martial law who has exceeded his powers in good faith.| each day
each of indemnity has been passed on the withdrawal of martial law, but only to protect any person in charge of the execution of martial law who has exceeded his powers in good faith. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg857_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg857_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0e49ede207c958c4864f84646931402eacd92472 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/13_pg857_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +| was a keen patron of the fine arts, He died at Swinton
West(732-1811), English' astronomic-royal, was born in London on the 6th of October 1732. The
"East"1stof August, and Lady Masham then retired into private life. She died on the 6th of December 1734.
Lady Masham was by no means the vulgar, ill-educated person she was represented to have been by her defeated rival, the duchess of Marlborough; her extant letters, showing not a little refinement of literary style, prove the reverse. Swift, with whom both she and her husband were intimate, describes Lady Masham as "a person of a plain sound understanding, of great truth and sincerity, without the least mixture of falsehood or disguise." The barony of Masham became extinct when Lady Mashan's son, Samuel, the said baron, died in June 17/6.
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"AufthorIrlies-Gilbert Burnet, _History of My Own Time, vol. vi._ (2nd ed., 6 vols, Oxford, 1833); F. W. Wyton, _History of Great Britain during the Reign of Queen Anne (2 vols., London, 1876); Earl Stanthope, _History of England, comprising the Reign of Queen Anne_ _until the Peace of Ulreicht (London, 1870)_, and _History of England_ _from the Peace of Ultrecht, vol. In (7 vols., London, 1839-1854); Justin McCarthy, _The Reign of Queen Anne_ (2 vols., London, 1902); An _Account of the Condact of the Dowager Duchess of Marlborough from first coming to Count to 1770, edited by Mathnuel Hooke, with an anonymous reply entitled A Review of a Late Treaties London, 1842]; _Private Correspondence of Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough_ (2 vols, London, 1838); _Letters of Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough_ (London, 1875); Mrs Arthur Colvilla _Duchess Sural_ (London, 1904). Numerous references to Lady Masham will also be found scattered through Swift’s _Works_ (2nd ed., 19 vols, Edinburgh, 1824). + + + +MASHAM, SAMUEL CUNILIFFE LISTER, 1ST BARON (1815- 1906), English inventor, born at Calverley Hall, near Bradford, on the 1st of January 1815, was the fourth son of Ellis Cunlife (1774-1853), who successively took the names of Lister and Lister-Kay, and was the first member of parliament elected for Bradford after the Reform Act of 1832. It was at first proposed that he should take orders, but he preferred a business career and became a clerk at Liverpool. In 1838 he and his elder brother John started as worsted spinners and manufacturers in a new mill which their father built for them at Manningham, and about five years later he turned his attention to the problem of mechanical wool-combing, which, in spite of the efforts of E. Cartwright and numerous other inventors, still awaited a satisfactory solution. Two years of hard work spent in modifying and improving existing devices enabled him to produce a machine which worked well, and subsequently he consolidated his position by buying up rival patents, as well as by taking out additional ones of his own. His combing machines came into such demand that though they were made for only f200 apiece he was able to sell them for f1200, and the saving they effected in the cost of production not only brought about a reduction in the price of clothing, but in consequence of the increase in the sales created the necessity for new supplies of wool, and thus contributed to the development of Australian sheep-farming. In 1855 he was sent a sample of silk waste (the refuse left in reeling silk from the cocoons) and asked whether he could find a way of utilizing the fibre it contained. The task occupied his time for many years and brought him to the verge of bankruptcy, but at last he succeeded in perfecting silk-combing appliances which enabled him to make yarn that in one year sold for 235. a pound, though produced from raw material costing only 6d. or 15. a pound. Another important and lucrative invention in connexion with silk manufacture was his velvet loom for piled fabrics; and this, with the silk comb worked at his Manninghm milly yielded him an annual income of f200,000 for many years. But the business was seriously affected by the probilitory duties imposed by America, and this was one reason why he was an early and determined critic of the British policy of free imports. In 1891 he was made a peer; he took his title from the little Yorkshire town of Masham, close to which is Swinton Park, purchased by him in 1888. In 1886 an Albert medal was awarded him for his inventions, which were mostly related to the textile industries, though he occasionally diverged to other subjects, such as an air-brake for railways. He was fond of outdoor sports, especially coursing and shooting, and was a keen patron of the fine arts. He died at Swinton + + + +Food of the 2nd of February 1906, and was succeeded in the title by his son. + + + +The crafts, however, in which they excel are the smelting and forging of iron and wood-carving. They are also great tunters; and they are very fond of music, the most usual instrument being the " piano" with iron keys. Bows and arrows, assegais and axes are the native weapons, but all who can get them now use guns. Up to their conquest by the Matabele the Mashona worked the gold diggings which are scattered over their country; indeed as late as 1892 contain Mashona were still extracting gold from quartz (_Geog. Jour._ April 1906). + + + +MASKELYNE, NEVIL (1732-1811), English' astronomer- royal, was born in London on the 6th of October 1732. The \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14a_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14a_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7da8367a88708e8f5ffe8c2e7bcd4fe37c4ae6f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14a_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +| Afro-Shirazi, also known as SHIRAZI, Afri- +can tribe in Tanzania. +Tanzanian tribal lineage 17:1030h
Afro-Shirazi Party, dominant political party (founded 1957) of the island of Zanzibar in Tanzania.Tanzanian political structures 17:1033aAFSC: see American Friends Service Com-mittee. + +AFT, OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, U.S. trade union founded in 1916.| teacher associations and competition with NEA 18:16a \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..10b44ad13152cefab0ab7e03eb3c754359220503 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +# +negotiators of the Treaty of Blois (1504) with +the emperor Maximilian I, and of the League +of Cambrai against Venice. His death oc- +curred on his return from another venture into +Italy with Louis XII.
the French government, he was one of the
+ +|approval election candidacy 6:1083e + +|and in Maluku Tengah (Central Moluccas) +district of Maluku province, Indonesia, 7 mi +(11 km) off the southwestern coast of the is- +land of Ceram (Seram). Ambon's 294 sq mi +(761 sq km) are generally hilly, with Mt. Sal- +hatu rising to 3,405 ft (1,038 m). Subject to +earthquakes, it has no active volcanoes but +some hot springs and hot-gas vents, or sol- +fataras. It has a tropical climate with an abun- +dant rainfall. The hard and knotty Ambon +wood, of great value for ornamental wood- +work, is obtained from Ceram. There are few +mammals indigenous to Ambon, but birds in- +clude a racquet-tailed kingfisher, a crimson +lory, and a vivid crimson brush-tongued par- +rot. Many varieties of fish live in Teluk (bay) +Ambon, whose eastern end contains some ma- +rine gardens. + +|Toy, and a vivid crimson brush-tongued par- +rot. Many varieties of fish live in Teluk (bay) +Ambon, whose eastern end contains some ma- +rine gardens. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14c_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14c_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..72d15ffe21b2bb396db161c9ed2db566a2edf4e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14c_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +Belgorod 946 + + + +pequesta de reforma del Ejecutivo, proponiendo medidas innovadoras para asegurar acceso universidad. (Fuente: www.eleconomista.com.mx\; Fecha: Enero 2024).
'papal election candidacy 6:1083eé rése d'Am-boise, Jacques (Joseph).Belgorod, city and administrative centre of Belgorod oblast (region), western Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic, on the upper Donets River where it is crossed by the Moscow-Kharkov and Sumy-Donets Basin railways. Founded in 1593 as a fortress, it became the key stronghold in the elaborate Belgorod defensive line set up in 1635-58 to protect Russia's southern frontier against Ta- tar attack. It maintained its military and ad-ministrative significance until the late 18th century. Modern Belgorod has a range of light engineering, building materials (chalk and slate), and food-processing industries, as well as a teacher-training institute. Pop. (1970) 151,000. + + + +'map, Soviet Union 17:322 + + + +'Belgrade 2:825, Serbo-Croatian BEOGRAD, (White Fortress), capital city of Yugoslavia and of Serbia, situated at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Pop. (1971) city, 741,613; metropolitan area, 1,204,271. +The text article contains a summary of Bel-grade's 2,000-year history and a description of the contemporary city. 44°50′ N, 20°30′ E + + + +|archaeological | Tropical | Society | Africa | +|---|---|---|---| +| Greece | Belegano, like many other leaders of the South American independence movement, favoured establishment of a monarchical type of government. To find a ruler, he went to Europe with Bernardino Rivadavia, who later became the first president of the Argentine Republic. The European mission was unsucessful. | Paraquayan independence resistance | 13:990c + +|Greece | Belegano | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +||Greece | Tropical | Tropical | +| + + + +'The text article contains a summary of Bel-grade's 2,000-year history and a description of the contemporary city. 44°50′ N, 20°30′ E + + + +'Disputes arising from ill-defined frontiers beween the Ukraine and the Ottoman-dominat-ed Crimean Tatars provided the pretext in 1735 for a new Russian attempt to establish itself on the northern Black Sea. Austria en-tered the war as Russia's ally in 1737. Because of military failures, however, Austria made a separate peace in September 1739, ceding northern Serbia (with Belgrade) and Little Walachia (in southern Romania) to the Otto- + + + +'The text article contains a summary of Bel-grade's 2,000-year history and a description of the contemporary city. 44°50′ N, 20°30′ E + + + +'Disputes arising from ill-defined frontiers beween the Ukraine and the Ottoman-dominat-ed Crimean Tatars provided the pretext in 1735 for a new Russian attempt to establish itself on the northern Black Sea. Austria en-tered the war as Russia's ally in 1737. Because of military failures, however, Austria made a separate peace in September 1739, ceding northern Serbia (with Belgrade) and Little Walachia (in southern Romania) to the Otto- + + + +'Interested the average of certainty: a surmise or suspicion, an opinion, or a conviction. Belief becomes knowledge only when the truth of a proposition becomes evident to the believer. Belief in someone or something is basically different from belief that a proposition is true. + + + +'Relating, mine site, Ogoove-Ivindo region northeast Gabon, western Africa. Iron ore has been found in the vicinity and a railroad, which will connect Belinga to the port of Owendo on the coast, was under construction in the 1970s. Wood and other forest products are important to the economy. + + + +"Reliosky, Vissarion (Grigoryevich) + +'Belinsky, Vissarion (Grigoryevich) (b_ July 12 [June 30, old style], 1811, Sveaborg, Fin.-d. June 7 [May 26, O.S.], 1848, St. Pe-tersburg, now Leningrad), eminent Russian literary critic, "father" of the Russian radical intelligentsia. Expelled from the University of Moscow (1832), he earned his living as a journalist. His first substantial critical articles, "Literary Dreams" (published in the newspaper Molva, 1834), expounded F.W.J. Schel-ing's view of national character, applying it to Russian culture, though Belinsky later em- braced Hegel's philosophy of history. He obtained a permanent post (1839) with the journal Otechestvennye zapiski. By 1840 he was showing signs of revolt against orthodox Hegelianism. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14d_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14d_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6ff19a79dc06e5f6cbe24a59ad8b5c7431564062 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14d_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +| Janjosidae 792| Janjosidae 792 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14e_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14e_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1e7bc45813d0716c966c76ffd6e6a050bfbae7ba --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/14e_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,710 @@ +| middle_th_rate_of_mation. Tourism is of prime importance, for during the mild winter months (May to September) thousands flock to the town, which has become an exploration base for the Centre. They may also attend such celebrations as "Henley on the Todd" (a "boat race" on the dry riverbed in which the boats are carried by runners). Alice Springs, which was the capital of the short-lived Terri-tory of Central Australia (1926-31), is a regional headquarters for the Royal Flying Doctor Service and the School of the Air (public education by radio). Its original tele-graph station has been designated a national park. Pop. 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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15a_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15a_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..340cf1ab6f8c68a0f64ea197505f46ee60b4da92 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15a_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +# Dreams 1011 + + + +Members of many cultures have variously coped with this dilemma; for example, among the Eskimo of Hud-son Bay and the Patani Malay people, it is believed that during sleep one's "soul" leaves his body to live in a special dreamworld. Believers often consider it dangerous to wake someone lest his "soul" be lost. On these grounds the Tajal people of Luzon, for example, severely punish for awakening a sleeping person. In other cultures, dream events are held to be identical with reality; thus a Macusi Indian of Guyana is reported to have become enlarged at the European leader of an expedition when he dreamed that the leader had made him haul a canoe up dangerous cataracts. He awoke exhausted and could not be persuaded that the dream was not real. There is a tradition in Borneo that if a man dreams that his wife is an adulteress, her father must take her back. A Zulu man is said to have broken off a friendship after dreaming that the friend meant him harm. A Paraguayan Indian, reportedly having dreamed a missionary shot at him, attempted to kill the missionary. + + + +In other instances, dream events are believed to demand fulfillment. Jesuit priests in the 1700s reported that among Iroquois Indians it was obligatory to carry out dreams as soon as possible; one Indian was said to have dreamed that ten friends dove into a hole in the ice of a lake and came up through another. When told of the dream, the friends duly enacted their roles in it, but unfortunately, only nine of them succeeded. After dreaming of something valuable, Kurdish people were immediately expected to take it, by force if necessary. Among some natives of Kamchatka a man need only dream of a girl's favour for her to owe him her sexual favours. + + + +Dreams as a source of divination. There is an ancient belief that dreams predict the future; the Chester Beatty Papyrus is a record of Egyptian dream interpretations dating from the 12th dynasty (1991-1786 bc). In the _Ilad_, a character named Agamemnon is visited in dream by a messenger of the god Zeus to prescribe his future actions. From India, a document called the Atharvaveda, attributed to the 5th century BC, contains a chapter on dream omens. A Babylonian dream guide was discovered in the ruins of the city of Nineveh among tablets from the library of the emperor Ashurbanipal (668-627 bc). The Old Testament is rife with prophetic dreams, those of the pharaohs and of Joseph and Jacob being particularly striking. Among pre-Islamic peoples dream divination so heavily influenced daily life that the practice was formally forbidden by Muhammad (c. 570?-632), founder of the Muslim religion. + + + +Dreams as extensions of the waking state. Even in early human history dreams also were interpreted as reflections of waking experiences and of emotional needs. Aristotle (384-322 bc), despite his contemporaries who practiced divination and incubation, in his work _Parva naturalia_ attributed dreams to sensory impressions from "external objects ... pauses within the body ... eddies ... of sensory movement often remaining like they were when they first started, but often too broken into other forms by collision with obstacles." In anticipation of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud (1859-1939), Aristotle wrote that sensory function is reduced in sleep, favouring the susceptibility of dreams to emotional subjective distortions. + + + +The English poet Coleridge reported that he had written "Kubla Khan" as the result of creative thinking in a dream. Having fallen asleep while reading about that Mongol conqueror, he woke to write down a fully developed poem he seemed to have composed while dreaming. Novelist Robert Louis Stevenson said that much of his writing was developed by "little people" in his dreams, and specifically cited the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in this context. A German chemist, F.A. Kekule von Stradonitz, attributed his interpretation of the ring structure of the benzene molecule to his dream of a snake with a tail in its mouth. Otto Loewi, a German physiologist, attributed to a dream inspiration for an experiment with a frog's nerve that helped him win the Nobel Prize. In all of these cases the dreamers reported having + +In spite of Aristotle's unusually modern views and even after a devastating attack by the Roman statesman Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 bc) on dream divination (_Dedivinatione_), views that dreams have supernatural attributes persisted vigorously until the 1850s and the classical work of French physician Alfred Maury, who studied more than 3,000 reported recollections of dreams. Maury concluded that dreams arose from external stimuli, instantaneously accompanying such impressions. He wrote that part of his bed once fell on the back of his neck and woke him, leaving the memory of dreaming that he had been brought before a French revolutionary tribunal, questioned, condemned, led to the scaffold, bound by the executioner and that the guillotine blade fell. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ad6978e0970cc4389c9cc4ee5cfa489ea5b75867 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +912. Organisms are dispersed passively by three principal agents: wind, water, and other organisms. The capability of wind to transport organisms is well known, but the extent and the scale of such transportation is only now becoming clear. Microscopic organisms, such as viruses and protozoa, are readily carried by the wind, but even some of the smaller vertebrate animals such as frogs can be carried along on strong winds. Spiders, mites, and insects have been collected on airplane flights across the Pacific Ocean at distances up to 3,000 kilometres (1,900 miles) from land. Because of the method of capture, specimens are dead, so there is no means of distinguishing whether they were or were not living when they were collected. Nevertheless, in view of these remarkable results, it is no longer surprising that even the most isolated islands have an extensive insect fauna. There are, for example, close to 4,000 insect species native to the geographically rather remote Hawaiian Islands. It has been suggested that these species evolved from 250 ancestral types that could have been windborne from continents. The third means of dispersal-by other organisms--may be regular, in the case of a host transporting a parasite, or irregular, as in the chance attachment of one organism to another. For parasites, finding a host is a major problem, and an efficient means of dispersal from one host to another or to the environment in which another can be found, is essential. Consequently, parasites have developed remarkable spe-cializations to the life history characteristics of the host that enable the parasite to disperse at the most favourable time. Dispersal is often assisted by the use of an additional species as a transporting agent, or carrier, from one host to another. A case in point is the myxoma virus, which parasitizes rabbits and uses mosquitoes as carriers. When aided by wind, an individual mosquito can carry the virus as far as 40 miles before infecting a rabbit; by this process of transporting and infecting, the mosquito population can disperse the virus rapidly over a large area.
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similar function. In these highly social insects, in which different members of the society are structurally and be-haviourally specialized to perform different tasks, dis-persal to new areas and the founding of new colonies is the task of the winged forms.A third form of polymorphism exhibited by insects is life-history polymorphism as exhibited among butterflies, dragonflies, and wasps. In all of these insects the wingless larvae are the feeding phase and disperse little, whereas the adults are the dispersal phase and feed little. In fact, the adults of some insects, such as mayflies, do not feed at all, but disperse, mate, lay eggs, and die.There are exceptions to the statement that larval insects disperse little, which introduces a fourth kind of poly-morphism, termed behavioural polymorphism. In a population of the larch budmoth (_Zeiraphera griseana_) in Switzerland, there are at least two types of larva that dif-fer in structure and behaviour. One is intolerant to crowding; it disperses readily and is usually the first to appear on the principal food plant, larch trees. The other is tolerant to crowding and disperses little. The proportion of these two types in the population varies from time to time in accordance with the overall density. A balance of advantages and disadvantages allows the two forms to persist together without one replacing the other.As indicated by the above example, natural selection does not always favour the individuals that disperse the most. If the chances of dispersing and finding a new, suitable, and unexploited environment are very low, selection will act against the strong dispersers. Such seems to be the case in highly restricted and well-isolated environments such as oceanic islands and mountain tops. In these environments the number of flightless birds and insects is striking, and is much greater than in continental regions. Charles Darwin pointed out that the possession of large wings and well-developed powers of flight could be a disadvantage to animals on oceanic islands, particularly small ones, because an occasional strong wind might carry an already airborne animal away from the island and out to sea. The zoogeographer P.J. Darlington has emphasized that wings are also used in flight from predators, but predators are scarce or absent on these islands, so the need for dispersal powers within the island environment is not as great as within continental environments.Passive dispersal.Dispersal by wind and by water.In a similar way, winds carry insects from lowland re-gions to mountain tops, where they may be deposited in the snow. Those incapable of existing in this climatically rigorous environment (probably almost all) are eaten by the native arthropod fauna. In fact, the native arthropods may be dependent upon this wind-drifted food, just as some stream-dwelling insects are dependent for food upon the organic matter drifting down from upper levels of the stream.A study of the spotted alfalfa aphid (_Therioaphis macu-lata_) in California indicates that an amazingly large number of organisms are passively transported by wind. Mil-Icrain of these winged aphids alone float passively with the current in the spring months.Structural adaptations facilitating dispersal by wind are strongly developed in some groups of spiders. Gossamer, the silk secreted by the spider, is blown by the wind, and the spider, attached to it, is carried along, assisted some times by rising air currents.Water currents carry organisms in the same manner as wind. In the aquatic environment, however, the terres-trial organisms must stay afloat, avoid becoming saturated with water, and maintain their internal salt balance. Some outstanding examples of long distance passive dispersal by ocean currents are known. Marine invertebrates are carried from West Africa to South and Central America on the main equatorial current of the Atlantic. Some water in this current comes from the Niger and Congo rivers, so it is possible for estuarine and freshwater animals to be transported to another continent by this means as well.The distribution of several species of terrestrial animals is evidence that long distance dispersal has been achieved by major ocean currents. One dramatic example is the distribution of a flightless staphylinid beetle, _Micralym-ma marinum_, believed to have been carried passively from the Western hemisphere to the Eastern by means of the Gulf Stream.The odds are considerable against terrestrial organisms surviving the ordeal of a prolonged journey in the surface waters of the sea. Some vertebrates may actively participate in the travel by swimming, thereby increasing their chances of survival. Others may cling to floating debris or natural rafts of land or ice. Pieces of river banks or fringing swamp vegetation and soil break off and are carried out to sea, particularly when flood conditions prevail, and with the rafts go the animals that were stranded on them. Pack ice, breaking loose, can similarly function as a raft for polar animals, such as polar bears, foxes, etc. A remarkable floating island was observed in the Atlantic off the coast of North America in 1892. It was estimated to be 100 feet square, with trees 30 feet high, and to have drifted at least 1,000 miles. Whether it reached land and its plant and animal passengers were able to colonize the new land is not known, but this example at least demonstrates the feasibility of distribution of organisms on rafts.The distinction between airborne and waterborne means of dispersal is easy to make, but the two are not alternatives, because many organisms that start a journey on air complete it by water. Insects cross the Baltic Sea from Estonia to Finland, originally participating in mass flights, but reaching the other side in the water, many of them alive.Dispersal by other organisms.Many organisms are distributed by attachment to mobile organisms. Small invertebrates such as snails and flatworms, for example, are accidentally transported on the legs of migrating birds. Undigested food items, such as the seeds of some plants, can be widely dispersed by their consumers in excrement deposited far from the source. 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that, with the exception of results from the mineral uraninite, the three uranium-thorium- lead ages are almost always different. Why this should be so is the subject of many scientific papers and much experimental work. Clearly, discordance is not usually due to common lead. The presence of such lead is revealed through its nonradiogenic isotope lead-204 and is corrected for by calculations involving its isotopic composition; the latter is usually obtainable from cogenetic lead minerals (e.g., galena) found in physical association with the uranium mineral being dated. + + + +Where discordance generally seems to lie is in the failure of uranium-bearing minerals to be closed systems. This situation appears to prevail whether uranium is the dominant metal in the mineral or is merely a trace constituent. Whatever invalidates the closed-system assumption is beyond direct observation and must be inferred from analytical data on natural and laboratory-treated samples. It seems probable that lead loss is the most significant mechanism causing discordance. Of less certainty is the chronology of lead loss--specifically, whether it involved continuous diffusion beginning at the time of crystallization or was a relatively short-term process active only during a metamorphic event. + + + +The escape of helium is also significant. Derived from alpha particles, helium accumulates within a uranium mineral in a time-dependent manner similar to lead buildup. The main difference is that for every atom of uranium or thorium decaying there are six, seven, or eight helium atoms produced, depending on whether the parent atom is thorium-232, uranium-235, or uranium-238. The escape of some helium is predicable on the basis of its small mass and incompatibility with its environment in a crystal lattice. Furthermore, there is no isotopic way to recognize common helium, for it is also alpha-particle derived. As a consequence, uranium-helium dating has received far less attention than the various lead methods. At the present time, its application to the mineral magnetite seems reliable, provided that acid leaching first removes surficial material not held within the tight magnetite lattice. Increasingly significant is the application of uranium-helium dating to the shells of marine organisms that incorporate small numbers of uranium atoms into their calcium carbonate lattices.
Potassium-40 to argon-40. Unlike uranium and thorium, the element potassium is of high average crustal abundance (about 2.5 percent) and occurs widely at concentrations where analysis is relatively easy. The fact that potassium is radioactive was recognized as early as 1905. Over 30 years went by, however, before potassium-40 was revealed as the radioactive isotope and another 20 years before its half-life was accurately determined. Because two decay modes are possible for potassium-40, one yielding stable argon-40 and the other stable calcium-40, potassium minerals accumulate two daughter elements. These build up in the ratio of eight calcium-40 atoms to one argon-40 atom. Clearly, once the production ratio of the two daughters has been accurately determined, both need not be measured in a radiometric-dating analysis. For example, the detection of eight trillion calcium-40 atoms in a sample implies the presence of one trillion argon-40 atoms and therefore the decay of nine trillion potassium-40 atoms over the life of the sample. + + + +The two main problems that plague potassium-argon dating are like those of the uranium-lead method--common argon (sometimes called excess, or extraneous, argon) and argon leakage. Because of its inert chemical behaviour, argon tends to be almost totally excluded from most potassium-bearing minerals at the time they crystallize. Even so, minute amounts may enter the lattice and form a significant fraction of the argon-40 in samples younger than 100,000 years. Furthermore, there is no isotopic way to recognize the common argon, for it is pure argon-40 held in the crust since its formation by even earlier potassium-40 decay. + + + +Far more serious than argon contamination is argon leakage. As was the case with the uranium-thorium methods, recognition is the first problem. It centres on age comparisons involving different decay schemes applied to the same rock samples. Specifically, search is made for potassium-bearing minerals associated with uraninite specimens that have shown concordant uranium-um-thorium-lead ages. The ubiquitous association of rubidium and potassium offers a second comparison of radiometric chronometers. As a result of such compariisons, supplemented by laboratory and field studies on leakage rates, potassium minerals have been evaluated with respect to the seriousness of argon loss. The results are much more encouraging than is true for uranium methods. Micas (biotite, muscovite, phlogopite) are especially good in retaining argon despite a priori arguments to the contrary. Hornblende is even better; potassium feldspar is poorer. Elevated temperatures--in excess of 300° C (about 600° F)--can change the rankings and ultimately cause intolerable leakage in all potassium minerals. It follows that the thermal history of a dated sample is very significant in determining how valid its potassium-argon age is. + + + +The rubidium-strontium method is not without its probleems--specifically, loss of the radiogenic daughter (strontium-87), presence of common strontium, and uncertainty about the half-life. Very little experimental work is available on which to judge stronium-87 retention by minerals. Experience in dating samples by different methods suggests the following order of decreasing retentivity, however: potassium feldspar \> muscovite \> biotite. Ages that are based on analyses of whole rocks show them to have the highest retention of all, an indication that those strontium atoms that do escape their parent mineral grains do not wander far. + + + +The half-life of rubidium-87 has been a thorny problem that is still not fully resolved. The uncertainty centres on the difficulty of detecting every disintegration in a sample of rubidium-87. At a time when physicists were quot \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15d_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15d_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c5fbbf40d0585ed7c0006c7f6971af20765ed572 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15d_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# 822 Diptera \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15e_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15e_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..543daf7c146fcc0c4b4c0c97dfe1bd342b2cd662 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/15e_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +Digestion, Human 775 + + + +function in the stomach. Experimental evidence in man shows that approximately 30 to 50 percent of ingested starches and approximately 10 to 15 percent of ingested protein may be digested in the stomach. Little, if any, of ingested fat is digested there. Thus, the stomach is not primarily a digestive organ and is not essential to life. Its main function is to convert the ingested meal into chyme by mixing it with gastric juice in preparation for delivery into the small intestine, where most of the digestive processes occur. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/16b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/16b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9cf149ffdfd719c8177fd9a3c768a069870f9932 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/16b_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +2 (di zûrt2), v.t. 1. to leave (a person, place, etc.) without intending to return, esp. in violation of a duty, promise, or the like; abandon; forsake: He deserted his wife. 2. (of military personnel) to run away from (service, duty, etc.) with the intention of never returning. 3. to fall (someone) at a time of need: All his friends had deserted him. -v.i. 4. to forsake or leave one's duty, obligations, or the like (sometimes fol. by from, to, etc.). [2 (di zûrt2) n. 1. Often, deserts, reward or punish-ment that is deserved: to get one's just deserts. 2. the fact of deserving reward or punishment. 3. merit or virtue. [ME (di zûr5han), n. 1. the act of deserring. 2. the state of being deserted. 3. Laar, willful abandonment, esp. of one's spouse without consent, in violation of legal or moral obligations. 4. Mil. leaving or running away from service or duty without the intention of returning. Cf. A.W.O.L. [(di zûrv2), v.,-served, -serv-ing. -v.t. 1. to merit or have a claim to (reward, assistance, punishment, etc.) because of one's, qualities, or situation. -v.t. 2. to be worthy of, qualified for, or have a claim to reward, punishment, recompense, etc. [ME deserve(n)(di zûrvd2), adj. justly earned; merited. -de-serv-ed-ness (di zûrvdid lis), n.(di zûrvdid lè), adv. justly; rightly.(di zûrvinig), adj. worthy of reward, praise, or help. -de-serving-ly, adv. -de-serving-ness, n.(de seks2), v.t. 1. to castrate or spray. 2. to deprive of sex, sexual interest.(de sek5ho0 aliz), v.t., -ized, -iz-ing. desso. -de-sex'u-al-zafion, n.(dez'abril2-be2) n. dishabille.(des3 kant), adj. 1. desiccating, as a medicine. -v.t. 2. a drying substance or agent. [to dry up]=de-sir/er, n. 1. the act of desiring. 2. the state of being deserted. 3. Laar, willful abandonment, esp. of one's spouse without consent, in violation of legal or moral obligations. 4. Mil. leaving or running away from service or duty without the intention of returning. Cf. A.W.O.L. [(di zûr2), v.,-served, -serv-ing. -v.t. 1. to merit or have a claim to (reward, assistance, punishment, etc.) because of one's, qualities, or situation. -v.t. 2. to be worthy of, qualified for, or have a claim to reward, punishment, recompense, etc. [ME deserve(n)(di zûrvd2), adj. justly earned; merited. -de-serv-ed-ness (di zûrvdid nis), n.(di zûrvdid lè), adv. justly; rightly.(di zûrvinig), adj. worthy of reward, praise, or help. -de-serving-ly, adv. -de-serving-ness, n.(de seks2), v.t. 1. to castrate or spray. 2. to deprive of sex, sex appeal, or sexual interest.(de sek5ho0 aliz), v.t., -ized, -iz-ing. desso. -de-sex'u-al-zafion, n.(dez'abril2-be2) n. dishabille.= de-de-de-+ siccare≤dicus) dry; see -arte3] -des/ic-ca7tion, n.(di sid/o ra7ato), n. pl. of desideratum.(di sid/o ra7), v.t., -at-ed, -at-ing. to wish or long for; want; desire. [(ptp. of desiderare)=de-de-+ sider- (s. of sidus) star +-des-ate] -de-sd/era-ation, n.(di sid/o ra7), -ar e tiv), adj. 1. having or expressing desire. 2. Gram. (of a verb derived from another verb) expressing desire to perform the action denoted by the underlying verb. -n. 3. Gram. a desiderative verb.(di sid/o ra7ato), n., pl. -ta (-to). some- thing wanted or needed. 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de-scry(di skri2), v.t., -scried, -scry-ing. 1. to make out (something unclear or distant) by looking carefully; discern. 2. to discover; detect. [ME descri(r) OF decri(er) (to) proclaim, decry. See dis3, cry] -de-scri/er, n.de-scre/er, n.de-screrate (des' krat2), v.t., -crat-ed, -crat-ing. 1. to divert from a sacred to a profane use or purpose. 2. to treat with sacrifice; profane, [DE- + (con)secrate] -des/e-crat/er, des/ecra4tor, n.-des/e-crat/en, n.de-seg-re-gate (de seg/ro gat2), v., -gat-ed, -gat-ing. -v.t. 1. to eliminate racial segregation in: to desegregate all schools. -v.i. 2. to eliminate racial segregation.(de-seq/ro gà5han, dé seg/-), n. the elimination of laws, customs, or practices that restrict dif- ferent races, groups, etc., to specific or separate schools and other public facilities, neighborhoods, etc.(de-sen-si-tize (dé sen's riz2), v.t., -tized, -tiz-ing. 1. to lessen the sensitiveness of. 2. to make indifferent in feeling, unaware, or the like. 3. Physiol. to eliminate the natural or acquired reactivity or sensitivity of (an animal, organ, tissue, etc) to an external stimulus, as an allergen. 4. Photog, to make less sensitive or wholly insensitive to light, as the emulsion on a film. -de-sen'si-ti-za7tion, n. -de-sen'si-ti2/er, n.1. a region so arid that it supports only sparse vegetation or none at all. 2. any area in which few forms of life can exist because of lack of water, perma-ment frost, or absence of soil. 3. any place lacking in some-thing, usually as specified: The town was a cultural desert. -adj. 4. of, pertaining to, or like a desert; desolate; barren. 5. occurring, living, or flourishing in the desert: a desert tribe. [MEOFecel. L desert(um) (neut.) n. use of ptp. of descerere to abandon, forsake = de-de-+ serere to join to-gether (in a line); cf. series]-Syn. 1. Desert, waste, wildderness refer to areas that are uninhabited. Desert emphasizes lack of water; it refers to a dry, barren, treeless region, usually sandy: an oasis in a desert; the Sahara Desert. Waste emphasizes lack of inhabitants and of cultivation; it is used of wild, barren land, but figuratively the word is also applied to turbulent sees; a desolate waste; a terrifying waste of water. Wildderness emphasizes the difficulty of finding one's way because of barrenness or of luxuriant vegetation; it is also applied to the ocean, esp. in stormy weather: a trackless wilderness.(de-ser2F desert(er)LL desertare, freq. of L deserere; see DESERT] -de-sent/er, n. -Syn. 1. Desert, abandon, forsake mean to leave behind persons, places, or things. Desert implies intentionally violating an oath, formal obligation, or duty; to desert campaign pledges. Abandon suggests giving up wholly and finally, whether of necessity, unwillingly, or through shirking responsibilities: to abandon a hopeless task. Forsake has emotional connotations, since it implies violating obligations of affection or association: to forsake a noble cause(de-ser2OF deserte, n. use of fem. ptp. of deservir to deserve]8. abandoned; forsaken. 2. untenanted; without inhabitants. 3. unfrequested; lonely.de-ser-tionLL desertión- (s. of desertio)]de-serveCF deserv(ir), L deservire to serve zealously] -de-serv/er, n.de-serv-ed-nessde-serv-ed-lyde-serv-ingde-sexde-serv-u-alizedes-ha-bille1. desiccantL desiccant- (s. of desiccâns), prp. of desiccâne(desiccâne)desiderareLL desertión- (s. of desertio)]de-serveOF deserv(ir), L deservire to serve zealously] -de-serv/er, n.de-serv-ed-nessde-serv-ed-lyde-serv-ingde-sexde-serv-u-alizedes-ha-bille1. desiccating, as a medicine. -v.t. 2. a dying substance or agent. [L desiccant- (s. of desiccâns), prp. of desiccâne to dry up](desiccâne)des'a kat2), v.t. 1. to decrease thoroughly; and 2. to preserve (food) by removing moisture; dehydrate. -v.t. 3. to become thoroughly dried or dried up. [L desiccâts(us) dried up, ptp. of desiccânede-svic-car-tive, adj.de-sid-er-a1 (di zîr2), n. 1. a person or thing that desiccates. 2. an apparatus for drying fruit, milk, etc. 3. 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a beautiful wedding; a reception after the wedding. Nuptials is a formal and lofty word applied to the ceremony and at-tendant social events; it does not have emotional connota-tions but strongly implies surroundings characteristic of wealth, rank, pomp, and grandeur: royal nuptials.(mari/jə bol), adj., suitable for mar-riage. -mar/riage-a-bill/i-ty, mari'riage-a-ble-ness, n.(mari/riage of conven/ence,(mari/rage por/tion, dowry.(mari/ed (marië), ad). 1. united in wellock; wedded. 2. of or pertaining to marriage or married persons. -n. 3. Usually, marrieds, married people: Young marrieds are prime buyers of furniture. [ME](mari/en (marion, mə rön!; Fr. ma röɴl), n. a chestnut, esp. as used in cookery: candied or preserved in syrup. [F)(marsipots) bag, pouch (see MAR-surtim)+ bbrchia gils@t), chestnuts glazed or coated with sugar eaten as a confection; candied chestnuts. [F)(marcrow (mar/ō), n. 1. a soft, fatty, vascular tissue in the interior cavities of bones. 2. the innost or essential part. 3. strength or vitality. [ME mar(o)we, OE mearg; c. D merg, G Mark, Icel mergr] -mar/row-ish, adj. -mar/row-less, adj. -mar/row-y, adj.(marirow-bone (mar/ō bön'), n. a bone containing edible marrow. [ME](mariow-fat (mar/ō fat'), n. a large-seeded variety of pea.(marcrow-bone (mar/ō ban') n. Spanish name of Morocco.(mari/e (marié) n. 1. to take as a husband or wife; take in marriage. 2. to perform the marriage ceremonies for (two people who wish to be husband and wife); join in wedlock. 3. to give in marriage (often fol. by off). 4. to unite intimately. 5. Naut. a. to lay together (the unlaid strands of two ropes) to be spliced. b. to seize (were ropes) together end to end for use as a single line. c. to seize (paralle ropes) together at intervals. -v.i. 6. to take a husband or wife; wed. [ME mari(n)OF mari(r)C L maritare to wed < mari(us) conjugal, akin to mas male (person)] -mar/ri-er, n.(mari/e) interj. Archaic. (used as an exclamation of surprise, astonishment, etc.) [equhemistic var. of Mary (the Virgin)](marië at) n. Frederick, 1792-1848, English naval officer and novelist.(marcrow (mar/o) n. 1. the ancient Roman god of war, identified with the Greek god Ares. 2. Astron. the planet fourth in order from the sun, having a diameter of 4230 miles, a mean distance from the sun of 142,000,000 miles, a period of revolution of 686.9 days, and two satellites.(mariu säl'o; It. mär säl'ä), n. 1. a seaport in W Stcly, 81,426 (1961). 2. a sweet, dark, fortified wine made near Marsalo, or a similar wine made elsewhere.(marspulm, or a similar wine made elsewhere.(mari sälz', n. a thick cotton fabric woven in figures or stripes with an embossed effect, chiefly for bedspreads and other coverings. [alter Marassilles](mari sallz', n. French, Mar-seille (mar sefya), a seaport in SE France, 783,738 (1962).(marish) n. a tract of low wet land, often treeless and periodically inundated. [ME mershe, OE mer(i)sc (c. G Marsh). See mere2, -isrl] -marsh/like', adj.(marish/l), reginald, 1898-1954, U.S. painter and illustrator.(marish) (marish), v. v. -shaled, -shal-ingor (esp. Brit.) -shalled, -shal-ling. -n. 1. a military officer of the highest rank, as in the French and some other armies. Cf. field marshal. 2. an administrative officer of a U.S. judi-cial district who performs duties similar to those of a shrifi. 3. a court officer engaged chiefly in serving processes. 4. the police officer in some communities. 5. a higher officer of a royal household or court. 6. a person charged with the arrangement or regulation of ceremonies, parades, etc. -v.t. 7. to arrange in proper order; set out in an orderly manner; arrange clearly: to marshal the facts. 8. to array, as for battle. 9. to usher or lead. [ME, syncopated var. of marschallOF C Gmc; cf. OHG mardhscolh groom = marah horse (see marrel) + scalh servant, c. OE scale] -mar/shal-cy, mar/shal-ship', n. -mar/shal-er; esp. Brit., mar/shal-ler, n. -Syn. 7. order; convoke. See gather.(marish) n. 1. George C(at-lett) (kat/lit) 1880-1959, U.S. publicer and statesman; Secretary of State 1947-49; Nobel peace prize 1653. 2. John, 1755-1835, U.S. jurist and statesman; Chief Justice of the U.S. 1801-35. 3. Thomas Riley, 1854-1925, vice president of the U.S. 1913-21. 4. Thur-good (thurigodol), born 1908, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 1967.(marishal-l), n., v. -shaled, -shal-ingor (esp. Brit.) -shalled, -shal-ling. -n. 1. a military officer of the highest rank, as in the French and some other armies. Cf. field marshal. 2. an administrative officer of a U.S. judi-cial district who performs duties similar to those of a shrifi. 3. a court officer engaged chiefly in serving processes. 4. the police officer in some communities. 5. a higher officer of a royal household or court. 6. a person charged with the arrangement or regulation of ceremonies, parades, etc. -v.t. 7. to arrange in proper order; set out in an orderly manner; arrange clearly: to marshal the facts. 8. to array, as for battle. 9. to usher or lead. [ME, syncopated var. of marschallOF C Gmc; cf. OHG mardhscolh groom = marah horse (see marrel) + scalh servant, c. OE scale] -mar/shal-cy, mar/shal-ship', n. -mar/shal-er; esp. Brit., mar/shal-ler, n. -Syn. 7. order; convoke. See gather.(marish) n. 1. George C(at-lett) (kat/lit) 1880-1959, U.S. publicer and statesman; Secretary of State 1947-49; Nobel peace prize 1653. 2. John, 1755-1835, U.S. jurist and statesman; Chief Justice of the U.S. 1801-35. 3. Thomas Riley, 1854-1925, vice president of the U.S. 1913-21. 4. Thur-good (thurigodol), born 1908, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 1967.(marishal-l), a group of 24 atolls in the N Pa-cific: now under U.S. trusteeship. 22,888 (1970); 74 sq. mi.(marish) man'gish), e European Recovery Program.(marish)-sea (marishol se') n. Brit. Hist. 1. the court of the marshal of the royal household. 2. a debtors' prison in London, abolished 1842[ME marchalsye. See marshshal,-cy](marishal-cy)(marishal-l), n., v. -shaled, -shal-ingor (esp. Brit.) -shalled, -shal-ling. -n. 1. a military officer of the highest rank, as in the French and some other armies. Cf. field marshal. 2. an administrative officer of a U.S. judi-cial district who performs duties similar to those of a shrifi. 3. a court officer engaged chiefly in serving processes. 4. the police officer in some communities. 5. a higher officer of a royal household or court. 6. a person charged with the arrangement or regulation of ceremonies, parades, etc. -v.t. 7. to arrange in proper order; set out in an orderly manner; arrange clearly: to marshal the facts. 8. to array, as for bottle. 9. to usher or lead. [ME, syncopated var. of marschallOF C Gmc; cf. OHG mardhscolh groom = marah horse (see marrel) + scalh servant, c. OE scale] -mar/shal-cy, mar/shal-ship', n. -mar/shal-er; esp. Brit., mar/shal-ler, n. -Syn. 7. order; convoke. See gather.(marish) n. 1. George C(at-lett) (mat/lit) 1880-1959, U.S. general and statesman; Secretary of State 1947-49; Nobel peace prize 1653. 2. John, 1755-1835, U.S. jurist and statesman; Chief Justice of the U.S. 1801-35. 3. Thomas Riley, 1854-1925, vice president of the U.S. 1913-21. 4. Thur-good (thurigodol), born 1908, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 1967.(marishal-l), a group of 24 atolls in the N Pa-cific: now under U.S. trusteeship. 22,888 (1970); 74 sq. mi.(marish) Plan'. See European Recovery Program.(marishal-sea (marishol se') n. Brit. Hist. 1. the court of the marshal of the royal household. 2. a debtors' prison in London, abolished 1842[ME marchalsye. See marshshal,-cy](marishal-l,-yer)(marishal-l, d. frouscens, which grows in salt marshes, gas', a gaseous decomposition product of organic matter, consisting primarily of methane.(marih'hen', any of various rails or raillike birds.(marishland'), n. a region, area, district, etc., characterized by marshes, swamps, bogs, or the like. [ME mershland, OE mercsland](marish'mal/low, 1. an Old World mallow, Altaea of-ficinalis, having pink flowers, found in marshy places. 2. the rose mallow, Hibiscus Moscheutos. [ME marshmalue, OE mercsmalue](marishal-low (marish/mel/o,-mal/o), n. 1. a sweetened paste or confection made from the root of the marsh malow. 2. a similar confection containing gum arabic or gelatin, sugar, corn syrup, and flavoring. -marsh/mal/low-y, adj.(mariagale 820 martingalemartingale(marrigold)a yellow-flowered, ranunculaceous plant, Caltha palustris, growing in marshes and meadows; cowslip.(marish')-shè), adj., marsh-i-er, marsh-i-est. 1. soft and wet, as a marsh; boggy. 2. pertaining to a marsh. 3. consisting of or constituting a marsh. [ME mershi] -marsh/i-ness, n.(marish'i-n,-tin), n. 1. delennuther, 1802-1875, and verted and economist. 2. her brother, James, 1805-1900, English theologian and philosopher.(mari-ti-net(marietanet', mar/tetnet', mar/tetnet), n. a strict disci-plinarian, esp. a military one. [named after General Jean Martinet (d. 1672), French inventor of a system of drill] -mar/ti-net/ish, adj. -mar/ti-net/ism, n.(mari-tigale (marihin gaì), n. 1. Also called standing martingale, part of the tack or harness of a horse, consist- up to steady or hold down the horse's head. 2. Also called running martingale, a similar device that divides at the chest into two branches, each ending in a ring through which the reins pass. 3. Naut. a. a stay from the end of a jib boom or spike bowsprit to some part of a martingale boom. 2. See martingale boom. 4. any of a number of systems of gambling in which the stakes are doubled or otherwise raised after each loss. [[M MF ?]
martingale(maristron-tin), n. 1. a successful wedding; a new-flowered, ranunculaneous plot, caltha pulustris, growing in marshes and meadows; cowsslip.(marish')-shè), adj., marsh-i-er, marsh-i-est. 1. soft and wet, as a marsh; boggy. 2. pertaining to a marsh. 3. consisting of or constituting a marsh. [ME mershi] -marsh/i-ness, n.(marish'i-n,-tin) n. 1. barriet, 1802-1875, n. 2. a municipality to the far-spiramment of a 2.2. first, 1.2000.10.2000.2000.2000.2000.2004>(marios) +brides, and redline of the Bay, 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a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg18_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg18_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..524747f2eecc914a8ba31437865714f322d07c4b --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg18_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +# РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS + +@theipaper +facebook.com/theipaper \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..204568b4e01a2a73b6c42d7f9ff96450dc877cbb --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg33_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg33_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..520429586a55ca32a4394f3499218a0b8b4be565 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg33_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS 33 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg35_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg35_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bbe6be309dfe6000acb202cbd6b7126aef8d6080 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg35_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS 35 + +# YADER | T +MUSIC \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg39_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg39_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6bb7a8ea719d5089c9510998d8123a94ec28d477 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg39_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS 39 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg40_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg40_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9f2e50563f37046a2c0894d2ef6459f8f1e4b2de --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg40_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg42_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg42_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..85feea774949fa65ed56891356733b19f2819ce0 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg42_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +# РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS 42 + +## Friday \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg46_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg46_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5f7040205896ec0015159bacc987c4508f7368cf --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg46_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +# РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS + +Homes and design \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg48_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg48_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..96e80b8a884783788d39390f2bc5a87a8b6c92ad --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg48_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,384 @@ +| Business | Quote of the day | +|---|---| +| Growth | 2 | +| Business Editor | 30 | +| Business Editor | 40 | +| Business Editor | 50 | +| Business Editor | 60 | +| Business Editor | 70 | +| Business Editor | 80 | +| Business Editor | 90 | +| 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Business Editor | 840 | +| Business Editor | 850 | +| Business Editor | 860 | \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg49_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg49_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3810898ac66a2e46bbdae462c39c85dd33bf0f16 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg49_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWS| FEES | YEARS | +|---|---|---| +| East | 49 | 1 | +| North | 49 | 2 | +| North | 49 | 3 | +| North | 49 | 4 | +| North | 49 | 5 | +| North | 49 | 6 | +| North | 49 | 7 | +| North | 49 | 8 | +| North | 49 | 9 | +| North | 49 | 10 | +| North | 49 | 11 | +| North | 49 | 12 | +| North | 49 | 13 | +| North | 49 | 14 | +| North | 49 | 15 | +| North | 49 | 16 | +| North | 49 | 17 | +| North | 49 | 18 | +| North | 49 | 19 | +| North | 49 | 20 | +| North | 49 | 21 | +| North | 49 | 22 | +| North | 49 | 23 | +| North | 49 | 24 | +| North | 49 | 25 | +| North | 49 | 26 | +| North | 49 | 27 | +| North | 49 | 28 | +| North | 49 | 29 | +| North | 49 | 30 | +| North | 49 | 31 | +| North | 49 | 32 | +| North | 49 | 33 | +| North | 49 | 34 | +| North | 49 | 35 | +| North | 49 | 36 | +| North | 49 | 37 | +| North | 49 | 38 | +| North | 49 | 39 | +| North | 49 | 40 | +| North | 49 | 41 | \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg58_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg58_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d8571732bc78fbba5af9774c5a84e73b8f1d133c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/long_tiny_text/20_pg58_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +РЕЛИЗ ПОДГОТОВИЛА ГРУППА "What’s News" VK.COM/WSNWSSPORT
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Norwood has been in fine form this campaign for the League Two side and has two more league goals to his name than the England skipper.

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+ +STRUCTUREED SETTING
CHILD WITH SEVERE WALKING IMPAIRMENT
SESSIONS{ACRAWING}(% OF TOTAL TIME IN LOCOMATION)
1. The percentage of time in locomotion aprofoundly retarded child with severe walking im-pairment spent by crawling. The percentage was cal-culated by dividing the time the child spent crawlingby the time she spent walking and crawling (i.e.,Crawling/Walking and Crawling) and multiplyingby 100. Three 10-min sessions were scheduled daily.Restraint consisted of a teacher's restraining the childfrom crawling for 5 sec each time the child crawled. Priming consisted of raising the child to a walking posture each time the child crawled. Restraint and priming involved priming walking immediately after the 5-sec restraint.
room. The child also began to offer increasing assistance during priming in attaining a walking posture. When training was discontinued (no training), crawling immediately increased to about 60°, a level substantially lower than during the initial no-training sessions. When priming-alone was introduced, crawling decreased to about 25° and continued decreasing to about 10° during the three sessions. The return to the no-training condition resulted in about 50° of the child's locomotion occurring by crawling. a lower level than during either no- training period preceding it. When restraint alone was introduced again, crawling immediately decreased to about 10°, and by the last of the three sessions was zero. During this pe- + +record. The child also began to offer increasing assistance during priming in attaining a walking posture. When training was discontinued (no training), crawling immediately increased to about 60°, a level substantially lower than during the initial no-training sessions. When priming-alone was introduced, crawling decreased to about 25° and continued decreasing to about 10° during the three sessions. The return to the no-training condition resulted in about 50° of the child's locomotion occurring by crawling. a lower level than during either no- training period preceding it. When restraint alone was introduced again, crawling immediately decreased to about 10°, and by the last of the three sessions was zero. During this pe-_0.9279> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/00d8a44d3066bbc4bd8df149d0dafb96f423_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/00d8a44d3066bbc4bd8df149d0dafb96f423_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b8405c43411be15bee332692aeff54526e74b80b --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/00d8a44d3066bbc4bd8df149d0dafb96f423_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ + 폰과 같은 다양한 디바이스와 WAN(Wireless Local Area Network) 기술과의통합으로 이동성 올추가한컴퓨팅기술을허용한다. 따라서이런 무선기술들은모바일을이용한모니터링, 모바일 학습, 홈네트워크등의다양한분야에서활발히 연구되고있다. 논문 [1]은 무선 PDA를사용하여 환자들의심장박동수, 심전도및SpO2와같이중
무선 PDA 기반의원격장치데이터모니터링시스템서정희"·김길영'·박홍복"
부경대학교전자컴퓨터정보통신공학부·동명대학교컴퓨터공학과
Remote Devices Data Monitoring System based on Wireless PDA
Jung-hee Seo"·Kil-young Kim"·Hung-bog Park'
Div. of Electronic, Computer and Telecommunication Engineering, Pukyong National University
“Dept. of Computer Engineering, Tongmyong University
E-mail: jhseo@tu.ac.kr
요 약
본논문은 PDA(Personal Digital Assistant)와 WLAN(Wireless Local Area Network) 기술을결 합한 TCP-IP 통신 기반의원격장치데이터모니터링시스템을제안한다. 무선의 PDA 디바이스는 서버측에서 전송되는원격장치의데이터인온도, 습도, 장치상태등을연속적으로수집하고모바일 디바이스에디스플레이함으로써무선통신의원격모니터링을위해서사용된다. 따라서유·무선 통합의원격장치데이터모니터링시스템을구축함으로써관리자의상황에적응적인데이터수집과 장치상태확인의효율성을제공한다.
ABSTRACT
This paper suggests a TCP/IP-based remote data monitoring system, which combines PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) and WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) technologies. Wireless PDA devices are used for remote monitoring of wireless communication by continuously collecting remote device data transmitted from servers such as temperature, humidity and device status, and displaying them on mobile devices. Therefore, remote data monitoring systems that integrate wireless and wired services provide data collection adaptive to administrators and efficient identification of device status.키워드
원격장치, 모니터링, 무선 PDA, WLAN
I. 서 론
무선통신기술의발달로인해PDA, 모바일
표한신호를연속적으로수집하고모니터링한다. +모바일학습은교수법과학습활동의새로운변 화로나타나고있으며, 전자적인학습에서모바 일학습(Mobile-Learning) 환경으로변화하는추 세이다. 논문 [2]는 제어공학분야에서 학생들의 학습향상을목적으로스프레드시트기반의비례 항, 적분, 미분계수제어시뮬레이션시스템을모 바일에서개발, 구현및평가하였다. 그리고개발 된 모바일스프레드시트시스템은대부분의소용 기기의모바일장치에서작업이가능하다. 논문
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+Vol. 14, No. 1, 2023 The deep extracted features from visual video frames and audio modalities using the above-mentioned unimodality-based feature extraction methods are mid-fused at a concatenate layer. This produces a feature vector representation for the whole video, which is based on bimodal information. + +activation function. W represents the weight matrix, and b refers to the bias term. The symbol alphat represents the normalized attention weights that are produced by applying the softmax layer to ut. v is a video representation that is formed by summing hidden vectors ht weighted by attention weights alphat. + +mechanism: Most deepfake videos are generated based on synthesizing faces frame-by-frame, cloning voices, and synchronizing lips. They suffer from flickering and discontinuity of the face frames and lack of normal emotions, breathing, pauses, and the pace at which the target subject speaks among audio segments. As a result, the GRU-based attention mechanism is applied to the three levels of the extracted features independently; visual video frames, audio, and the whole video. This aims to capture the instructive temporal information that helps to differentiate real videos from fake ones. + +The GRU architecture is composed of two gates; update (upd) and reset (res), that modulate the information flow from the previous time step to the current step. At each time step t, the update gate decides the amount of previous information that should be retained, and the reset gate determines the amount of information that needs to be forgotten [53]. The GRU hidden state h at the time t is defined by the following formulae [54]: + +C. Classification + +After the instructive temporal features are produced from the GRU-based attention mechanism, a fully connected layer is used as an output layer with two classes. Softmax function is used to decide deepfake videos from real ones. The Softmax formula is defined as follows: + +Softmax (yi) = \(\frac{e^y}{z_i}\)(12) + +where yidenotes the values resulting from the output layer neurons. + +where x refers to the input, and Wand U represent the weight matrices. The symbol S(.) represents the sigmoid function, tanh(.) represents the Hyperbolic Tangent, \(\circ\) denotes the Hadamard product, and hét denotes the candidate hidden state. As can be seen in Fig. 4, a single GRU is applied to the above-mentioned feature representations on the three levels. It produced a matrix of hidden state vectors at each time step t, which represents the learned temporal information per visual video, audio, or the whole video. The hidden state vector is defined as follows: + +(3) resct=S(Wresxét+Ureshht-1) + +(4) hét=tanh(Whxét+rest°Uhht-1) + +(5) ht=(1-updt) \(\circ\hat{}'_{t}+updt\circ ht-1\) + +where x refers to the input, and Wand U represent the weight matrices. The symbol S(.) represents the sigmoid function, tanh(.) represents the Hyperbolic Tangent, \(\circ\) denotes the Hadamard product, and hét denotes the candidate hidden state. As can be seen in Fig. 4, a single GRU is applied to the above-mentioned feature representations on the three levels. It produced a matrix of hidden state vectors at each time step t, which represents the learned temporal information per visual video, audio, or the whole video. The hidden state vector is defined as follows: + +H=[h1,h2,...,h](7) + +(8) delta=softmax(u) + +where x refers to the input, and Wand U represent the average matrices. The symbols correspond to the data points. + +to evaluate the proposed method, 1215 genuine and deepfake videos of the FakeAVCeleb dataset. Its performance is assessed using the following evaluation metrics [56]: + +| normalize the total regions of the raw vertices. + +precisimumes + +(13) sarcasymmetry=recall=True_Positives + +(14) reference area + +F1-score=2×precision×recall(15) accuracy=True_Positives+True_Negatives + + + +accuracy=True_Positives+True_NegativesTrue_Positives+True_Negatives+False_Negatives+False_Positives + +(16) specificity=True_Negatives + +(17) AUCOC=∫01sensitivity((1-Specificity)^{-1}(x))dx=p(x2>x1) + +(18) + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/013a3686ef75b4150c07d3ebc510ca2455d6_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/013a3686ef75b4150c07d3ebc510ca2455d6_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..106dd5dc399fd75b9948cd4b5734ad98ba9d7f40 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/013a3686ef75b4150c07d3ebc510ca2455d6_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +# Asia Pacific Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, Vol. 5, No. 2, May 2017 + +**Asia Pacific Journal of**| Multidisciplinary Research | Vol. 5 | No.2, 156-162 | +| Total | May 2017 | P-ISSN 2350-7756 | E-ISSN 2350-8442 | +| Total | www.apjmr.com | Mailcultural-Friendly Campuses: A \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/01460d3dc3eca92c0d1a17eff846fa682f3d_page_9_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/01460d3dc3eca92c0d1a17eff846fa682f3d_page_9_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..088d9ba131904d3dbb1e475c310695d7f2f0336c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/01460d3dc3eca92c0d1a17eff846fa682f3d_page_9_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +The load size of each packet is 64 bytes. The experiment lasts for 600 seconds using CluFlow and each benchmark approach. We count the number of cluster border nodes and the communication cost, i.e., the number of sent and forwarded IP packets in the border nodes. The results are shown in Fig. 11. Compared with the benchmark approaches, CluFlow utilizes the smallest number of border nodes and communication cost.
3) Bimodal information-based video features:
communication cost, i.e., the number of sent and forwarded IP packets in the border nodes. The results are shown in Fig. 11. Compared with the benchmark approaches, CluFlow utilizes the smallest number of border nodes and communication cost. + +Most existing WSN structures utilize a distributed control system. They are facing the same difficulties as traditional wired networks. Existing WSN management does not provide high-level abstraction. Dynamically changing control policy in WSN becomes increasingly difficult as the scale of WSN increases [6]. The research in [15] provides a solution to utilize OpenFlow in wireless networks. It uses the OpenFlow centralized controller for routing data traffic. SDN-WISE [16] designs and implements a complete SDN system in a real multi-hop wireless network. Its SDN components consist of SDN controller, topology manager, protocol stacks, and wireless motes. It provides a stateful solution and reduces the amount of communication between nodes and SDN controllers. The research in [17] creates an SDN framework for IoT systems based on SDN-WISE and Open Network Operating System (ONOS) [18]. To connect IoT and SDN, it extends the functionality of ONOS as the controller in WSN, while the communication protocol relies on SDN-WISE. In these frameworks, the SDN controller must rely on distributed routing to setup control flow in the nodes that are several hops away. To update flow table entries, the nodes and the SDN controller have to exchange request and reply messages over multiple hops periodically. This process causes much communication delay and overhead in wireless networks. + +# | category | series | +|---|---| +| column_2 | column_3 | +| column_3 | column_4 | +| column_4 | column_5 | +| column_5 | column_6 | +| column_6 | column_7 | +| column_7 | column_8 | +| column_8 | column_9 | +| column_9 | column_10 | +| column_10 | column_11 | +| column_11 | column_12 | +| column_12 | column_13 | +| column_13 | column_14 | +| column_14 | column_15 | +| column_15 | column_16 | +| column_16 | column_17 | +| column_17 | column_18 | +| column_18 | column_19 | +| column_19 | column_20 | +| column_20 | column_21 | +| column_21 | column_22 | +| column_22 | column_23 | +| column_23 | column_24 | +| column_24 | column_25 | +| column_25 | column_26 | +| column_26 | column_27 | +| column_27 | column_28 | +| column_28 | column_29 | +| column_29 | column_30 | +| column_30 | column_31 | +| column_31 | column_32 | +| column_32 | column_33 | +| column_33 | column_40 | +| column_34 | column_41 | +| column_35 | column_42 | +| column_36 | column_43 | +| column_37 | column_44 | +| column_38 | column_45 | + +have presented a cluster-based SDN architecture CluFlow to manage communication flow in WSN, by controlling and monitoring the incoming and outgoing flow of cluster border nodes. CluFlow minimizes the number of border nodes and the communication overhead used for SDN control. Based on the simulations and the experiments in a real network, we have demonstrated that CluFlow significantly decreases the + +result of nodes and communication load needed by the SDN controller to control and monitor cluster-level communication flow compared with benchmark solutions. + +references + +result of nodes and communication load. The result of nodes and communication load needed by the SDN controller to control and monitor cluster-level communication flow compared with benchmark solutions. + +REFERENCES + +[1] B. A. A. Nunes, M. Mendonca, X.-N. Nguyen, K. Obraczka, and T. Turletti, "A survey of software-defined networking: Past, present, and future of programmable networks," _IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials_, vol. 16, no. 3, pp. 1617–1634, 2014. + +Tourals, vol. 18, no. 4, pp. 2713–2737, 2016. + +to the Theory of NP-Completeness. New York, NY, USA: W. H. 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Snow et al., "Onos: towards an open, distributed sdn os," in _Proceedings of the third workshop on Hot topics in software defined networking._ ACM, 2014, pp. 1–6. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/01566a951fd40f8c1a4b8190cc3d0f93c393_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/01566a951fd40f8c1a4b8190cc3d0f93c393_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6492d999923a9f22787448881cc21d26ee7f19b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/01566a951fd40f8c1a4b8190cc3d0f93c393_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +# Page 383 + +## TITLE 21—FOOD AND DRUGS + +and procedural standards applicable to the em- +ployees of the agency from which such em- +ployee is detailed and those of the Foundation. + +## equipment to the agency, which may be deemed in the region.each year. + +## (A) Foundation + +The Executive Director of the Foundation may accept the services of employees de- +tailed from Federal agencies with or without reimbursement to those agencies. + +## (B) Food and Drug Administration + +## (C) Annual reports + +(D) Reports to Foundation + +the Executive Director shall submit to Congress and the commissioner an annual report that— + +Beginning with fiscal year 2009, the Execu- +tive Director shall submit to Congress and the Commissioner an annual report that— + +(A) describes the activities of the Founda- +tion and the progress of the Foundation in furthering the goals and priorities estab- +lished under subsection (c)(2), including the practical impact of the Foundation on regu- +lated product development; + +(C) provides information on how the results of Foundation activities could be incorporated into the regulatory and product review activities of the Food and Drug Ad-ministration. + +## (D) Report to Congress and the FDA + +Beginning with fiscal year 2009, the Committee director shall submit to Congress and the commissioner an annual report that— + +(A) describes the activities of the Founda- +tion and the progress of the Foundation in the funding the goals and priorities estab- +lished under subsection (c)(2), including the practical impact of the Foundation on regu- +lated product development; + +## (C) provides information on how the results of Foundation activities could be incorporated into the regulatory and product review activities of the Food and Drug Ad- +ministration. + +## The Executive Director shall ensure that the funds received from the Treasury are held in separate accounts from funds received from en- +tities under subsection (i).
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DOI: 10.23937/2469-5734/1510162ISSN: 2469-5734
16. Lutz AM, Hampe R, Roos M, Lumkemann N, Eichberger +M, et al. (2019) Fracture resistance and 2-body wear of 3-dimensional-printed occlusal devices. J Prosthet Dent 121: 166-172. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0208fbb5d6b646f972f4702428ad2cede5c5_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0208fbb5d6b646f972f4702428ad2cede5c5_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..24e2743b60ba560fdaec7e7d44e180d0614378a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0208fbb5d6b646f972f4702428ad2cede5c5_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +# ReVEGETATION OF NON-TOPSOILED, ORPHAN BENTONITE MINE SPOIL IN WYOMING AS INFLUENCED BY ORGANIC AND INORGANIC AMENDMENTS 1 + +Kellie S. Moore, Edward J. DePuit, Gerald E. Schuman, James L. Meining, and Herbert G. Fisser + +## Kellie S. Moore, Edward J. DePuit, Gerald E. Schuman, James L. Meining, and Herbert G. Fisser + +# by + +Kevagetation of thousands of hectares of pre-law, abandoned bentonite minespoils in northeastern Wyoming has proven particularly difficult due to absence of topsoil and adverse physiochemical characteristics of spoil such as high clay content and sodicity. This paper presents 7th through 9th year findings of a project evaluating short and long-term effects of initially applied wood residue and N-fertilizer, and a later applied gypsum amendment on re-established vegetation. The initial benefits of higher rates of wood residue amendment (90 and 135 Mg/ha) to revegetation generally persisted through the 9th growing season, as did certain effects of initial N-fertilization within residue- amended treatments. Surface application of 56 Mg/ha of gypsum during the 6th year to ameliorate sodicity significantly enhanced plant growth during the 7th through 9th years. Findings thus supported the desirability of applying wood residue, N-fertilizer, and gypsum amendments in combination and at proper rates for effective revegetation of bentonite mine spoils. + +## Additional Key Words: Soil amendments, abandoned mined lands, sodicity, gypsum, wood residues. + +Bentonite clay has been surface-mined extensively in northeastern Wyoming for over 50 years. Although presently mined areas are being reclaimed according to current laws,thousands of hectares of orphan spoils existed a decade ago that were abandoned in a derelict state prior to + +enactment of Wyoming’s reclamation law in 1973. Natural revegetation of these lands has proven limited even after several decades (Sieg et al 1983). In light of this, reclamation of orphan bentonite spoil has been a major focus of the State of Wyoming’s Abandoned Mined Land Program since 1985 (Richmond 1989). + +Several characteristics of bentonite spoil make reclamation difficult (Schuman et al 1984), including high expanding clay and soluble salts (particularly Na) content. These characteristics lead to a dispersed soil system which results in poor structure, low water infiltration, and a high runoff potential. The standard practice of topsoiling to overcome spoil problems is usually infeasible on orphan bentonite mined lands because topsoil was not salvaged during pre-law mining operations, and because topsoil borrowing from undisturbed areas often is not economically or environmentally sound (Richmond 1989). Therefore, most efforts toward reclaiming these spoils have centered upon applying various organic and/or inorganic + +Paper presented at the 1991 National Meeting, American Society for Surface Mining and Reclamation, Durango, Colorado, May 14-17, 1991. + +Projecteings America Society of Mining and Reclamation, 1991 pp 403-412POI: 10.21000/JASMR91020403 + +https://doi.org/10.21000/JASMR91010403 + +Page 403 + +Proceedings America Society of Mining and Reclamation, 1991 pp 403-412 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/027880a87e3c2ad4cf8c05f477597c0c6da7_page_3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/027880a87e3c2ad4cf8c05f477597c0c6da7_page_3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..247e11c0510540e9f0d06f7fa19968e5f4182f5b --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/027880a87e3c2ad4cf8c05f477597c0c6da7_page_3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, Feb. 2007, p. 740-749
0099-2240/07/$08.00+0 doi:10.1128/AEM.01885-06
Copyright © 2007, American Society for Microbiology. All Rights Reserved. + + Methane Formation and Growth in Fed-Batch and Continuous Cultures under Different H2 Gassing Regimens_V_†
Linda M. I. de Poorter, Wim J. Geerts, and Jan T. Keltjens∗
Coupling of Methanothermobacter thermautotrophicus
Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Science, Radboud University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Received 8 August 2006/Accepted 16 November 2006
In nature, H2-and CO2-utilizing methanogenic archaea have to couple the processes of methanogenesis and autotrophic growth under highly variable conditions with respect to the supply and concentration of their energy source, hydrogen. To study the hydrogen-dependent coupling between methanogenesis and growth, _Metanothermobacter thermautotrophicus_ was cultured in a fed-batch fermentor and in a chemostat under different 80% H2-20% CO2 gassing regimens while we continuously monitored the dissolved hydrogen partial pressures (pH2). In the fed-batch system, in which the conditions continuously changed the uptake rates by the growing biomass, the organism displayed a complex and yet defined growth behavior, comprising the consecutive lag, exponential, and linear growth phases. It was found that the in situ hydrogen concentration affected the coupling between methanogenesis and growth in at least two respects. (i) The microorganism could adopt two distinct theoretical maximal growth yields (_Y_CH4max), notably approximately 3 and 7 g (dry weight) of methane formed mol−1, for growth under low (pH2 <<>12 kPa)- and high-hydrogen conditions, respectively. The distinct values can be understood from a theoretical analysis of the process of methanogenesis presented in the supplemental material associated with this study. (ii) The in situ hydrogen concentration affected the "specific maintenance" requirements or, more likely, the degree of proton leakage and proton slippage processes. At low _p_H2 values, the "specific maintenance" diminished and the specific growth yields approached YCH4max, indicating that growth and methanogenesis became fully coupled. + +# | systematic change | column_2 | +|---|---| +| Methane | 2006 | +| Hydrogen | 2007 | +| Hydrogen | 2008 | +| Hydrogen | 2009 | +| Hydrogen | 2010 | +| Hydrogen | 2011 | +| Hydrogen | 2012 | +| Hydrogen | 2013 | +| Hydrogen | 2014 | +| Hydrogen | 2015 | +| Hydrogen | 2016 | +| Hydrogen | 2017 | +| Hydrogen | 2018 | +| Hydrogen | 2019 | +| Hydrogen | 2020 | +| Hydrogen | 2021 | +| Hydrogen | 2022 | +| Hydrogen | 2023 | +| Hydrogen | 2024 | +| Hydrogen | 2025 | +| Hydrogen | 2026 | +| Hydrogen | 2027 | +| Hydrogen | 2028 | +| Hydrogen | 2029 | +| Hydrogen | 2030 | +| Hydrogen | 2031 | +| Hydrogen | 2032 | +| Hydrogen | 2033 | +| Hydrogen | 2034 | +| Hydrogen | 2035 | +| Hydrogen | 2036 | +| Hydrogen | 2037 | +| Hydrogen | 2038 | +| Hydrogen | 2039 | +| Hydrogen | 2040 | + + + +
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Downloaded from http://aem.asm.org/ on November 19, 2012 by UniversiteitsbibliotheekCorresponding author: Mailing address: Department of Microbiol-ogy, Faculty of Science, Radboud University of Nijmegen, Toernooiveld 1, NL-6525 ED Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Phone: 31-24-3653437. Fax: 31-24-3652830. E-mail: J.Keltjens@science.ru.nl. + +‘ Supplemental material for this article may be found at http://aem .asm.org/. + + + + + + + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/028649690bbc67fe3ba040b4b2bf6c37f487_page_22_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/028649690bbc67fe3ba040b4b2bf6c37f487_page_22_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1072027505f3de96b2eec992061299d7cce1e104 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/028649690bbc67fe3ba040b4b2bf6c37f487_page_22_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +## | Recommendations contained in the Multi-Year Plan include: + + + +$1. Restructuring the administration of the program to assure quality, efficiency, and positive individual/family outcomes and satisfaction. + +$2. Shifting priorities for resource allocation from facility-based programs to services that build on natural supports.each to our natural supports.each to our natural supports. + +$3. Creating mechanisms for individuals and families to control resources allocated to meet their need.each to our natural supports. + +$4. Pursuing regulatory reform. + +$5. Unifying funding and eliminating categoricals within the mental retardation system. + +$6. Reinvesting savings from system reorganization into community services. + +evening savings from system reorganization into community services. + +7. Provide services and supports in the community for 1,500 people who are currently living in State ICFs/MR over 5 years. + +was to provide a greater degree of support in doing this than others. Family members and friends provide support and have a role in helping + +# Equity Services and Supports + +Quality is a fundamental consideration in the provision of services and supports. People receiving services and their families deserve the highest quality and they must be assured that quality is continually measured by people who are knowledgeable, trained and independent. + +Quality means:Maintaining health and safety...Achieving optimal service outcomes for people...Providing to consumers and families value for the dollar. + +Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org), y`
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Gesnsteinen in der Herrn Dr. h. c. Karl J. Thomé-Kozmiensky auf +der Berliner Energiekonferenz 2011 wie folgt beschrieben: „Auch aus umweltpolitischer +Sicht ist es vorteilhaft, dass der im Kunststoff enthaltene Kohlenstoff nicht energetisch +sondern rohstofflich verwertet wird. Damit ist das Verfahren in der Prioritätenfolge der +Abfallrahmenrichtlinie höher einzuordnen als die Verbrennung der Altkunststoffe als +Ersatzbrennstoffe.“
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NOV. 2023 – ENE. 2024/NO.6
reforma del 2020, que incrementa de maneragradual las aportaciones patronales para llegar auna tasa de 15% en el 2030, el Presidente dijo queel gobierno asumirá parte de las aportaciones. Eneste sentido, el presidente de la Amafore indicóque el presidente del país dio certidumbrerespecto a las administradoras de fondos y elahorro que ya existe en ellas, lo cual es unacondición muy importante, porque eso le dacerteza a los trabajadores de que su cuentaindividual, y en consecuencia su ahorro, no seráutilizado (contrario a lo que algunas personas hanempezado a rumorar). Ningún país, incluso de losavanzados, tiene una tasa de reemplazo de 100%,es decir, que los trabajadores al retirarse recibanpor completo el último salario que percibieron,por lo que expertos en el tema ven difícil que estose pueda lograr. En ese sentido, los expertos hanseñalado que una aportación del gobierno podríaapretar y reducir aún más el espacio fiscal, por loque sería necesario una reforma fiscal o mayoresmedidas de austeridad. _(Fuente:__www.eleconomista.com.mx; Fecha: Enero 2024)._PerúAfPs reducen tasa de seguro de invalidez,sobrevivencia y gastos de sepelio, desde 1,84% a1,70% a contar de enero 2024. Los afiliados al Sistema Privado de Pensiones (SPP) pagarán 1,70% por la tasa del seguro previsional a partir de 2024. Así lo anunció la Asociación de AFP al cierre de la sétima licitación de los seguros de invalidez, sobrevivencia y sepelio bajo póliza colectiva (Sisco VII). “La tasa actual de 1,84% baja a 1,70%. Con esta tasa menor reafirmamos nuestro compromiso de trabajar en beneficio de los afiliados”, sostuvo Giovanna Prialé, presidenta de la Asociación de AFP. En la licitación, las seis compañías de seguros participantes presentaron + +sus ofertas para obtener al menos una de las siete fracciones que representan a los afiliados al SPP. En total, cuatro aseguradoras cubrieron las siete fracciones licitadas. Finalmente, como resultado del Sisco VII, se estableció una prima de 1,70%, que se aplicará del 1 de enero al 31 de diciembre de 2024. La tasa del seguro previsional es recaudada por las AFP mensualmente y transferida directamente a las aseguradoras. En el SPP, el seguro de invalidez, sobrevivencia y gastos de sepelio protege al afiliado y a sus beneficiarios ante el riesgo de invalidez (disminución de la capacidad para trabajar por enfermedad o accidente) o de fallecimiento. _(Fuente:_ https://larepublica.pe; Fecha: 29.09.2023).Asociación de AFP: "Los retiros que se vienen discutiendo en el Congreso son una antirreforma". La presidenta de la Asociación de AFP, Giovanna Prialé, en entrevista, abordó la propuesta de reforma del Ejecutivo, proponiendo medidas innovadoras para asegurar acceso universal y una pensión mínima. Aseveró además que los retiros discutidos en el Congreso van en contra de la posibilidad de construir pensiones en nuestro país, y es crucial trabajar de manera ordenada y responsable. (_Fuente:_ _https://peru21.pe;_ Fecha: 06.12.2023)._fecha: 06.12.2023)._Asia y el PacíficoEmiratos Árabes UnidosEl país reforma su programa de seguro social de reparto, que, entre otros aspectos, aumenta las contribuciones y la edad legal de jubilación. El 17 de noviembre de 2023, la Autoridad General de Pensiones y Seguridad Social (GPSSA) de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos (EAU) anunció una nueva ley que reforma el programa federal de pensiones del seguro social del país2 que cubre a la mayoría
2 El sistema de pensiones de vejez de los Emiratos ÁrabesUnidos consiste en el programa de seguro social (reparto)administrado por la GPSSA y una pensión social sujeta a verificación de recursos (Abu Dhabi gestiona programas de seguro social separados para todos los empleados locales ySharjah para los empleados del sector público local). Paraprograma de seguro social no cubre a los empleados noemiratí debe haber alcanzado la edad normal de jubilaciónde 60 años y tener al menos 15 años de aportes. Aunque el programa de seguro social no cubre a los empleados noemiraties, que constituyen la mayor parte de la fuerza laboral del sector privado del país, estos empleados pueden calificar
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1.54 μm photoluminescence enhancement of Er3+-doped ZnO films containing nc-Ge: joint effect from Er3+ local environment changing and energy transfer of nc-GeFei Lu,∗ and KaiKai Li
1.50 μm photoluminescent enhancement of Er3+-doped ZnO films containing nc-Ge: joint effect from Er3+ local environment changing and energy transfer of nc-Ge + +Ranran FAN, Fei LU,∗ and KaiKai Li
School of Information Science and Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan 250100, China, China
, Corresponding author: lufei@sdu.edu.cnReceived 7 July 2017; revised 1 September 2017; accepted 11 September 2017; posted 15 September 2017 (Doc. ID 301875); published 16 October 2017
ZnO films containing Er and Ge nanocrystals (nc-Ge) were synthesized and their photoluminescence (PL) properties were studied. Visible and near-infrared PL intensities are found to be greatly increased in nc-Ge-containing film. Er-related 1.54 μm emission has been investigated under several excitation conditions upon different kinds of Ge, Er codoped ZnO thin films. 1.54 μm PL enhancement accompanied by the appearance of nc-Ge implies a significant correlation between nc-Ge and PL emission of Er3+. 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column_2]: +| action for explaining the ergogenic effects of caffeine. +Doherty postulates that there are other central and +peripheral elements involved. A probable reason for +these ambiguities may be related to the training level +of the subjects.
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The difference in the type of applied tests for +measuring power (cycling, running, swimming) and +the degree of caffeine consumption(5-6mg/kg and +250 mg) probably have led causing of this +contradictory of the results. Therefore, the more +precise and exceeding researches are necessary in +order to be aware of the effect of caffeine +consumption on 400-m freestyle activities.
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Another major finding of this investigation was that +administration of 1.5 grams of L-carnitine did not +affect on Performance time and Blood lactate +concentrations.
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transport out of the volume) and fully turbulent conditions with +negligible storage. In urban environments during stable atmospheric conditions the ΔCS term will be non-negligible (Helfter +et al., 2011); for example, ΔCS was found to be five times the +magnitude of the turbulent vertical flux term (FCO2) close to dawn +and dusk in suburban Vancouver, Canada (Crawford and Christen, +2014). Other urban studies found ΔCS to be smaller, but still significant, with maximum ΔCS values 11% and 22% of the magnitude +of FCO2 in Edinburgh, Scotland (Nemitz et al. 2002) and Basel, +Switzerland (Feigenwinter et al. 2012), respectively. Similarly, in +rural environments horizontal advection may be non-negligible +(e.g., Aubinet et al., 2003). This paper focuses on the methodological considerations when assessing ΔCS from a vertical profile in an +urban environment. Future manuscripts will address horizontal +variation and advection. + +
overpopulation(Troughs)(Tropic)(Tropic)(Tropic)(Tropic)(Tropic)
(Wernitz et al. 2011); for example, ΔCS was found to be five times the +magnitude of the turbulent vertical flux term (FCO2) close to dawn +and dusk in suburban Vancouver, Canada (Crawford and Christen, +2014). Other urban studies found ΔCS to be smaller, but still significant, with maximum ΔCS values 11% and 22% of the magnitude +of FCO2 in Edinburgh, Scotland (Nemitz et al. 2002) and Basel, +Switzerland (Feigenwinter et al. 2012), respectively. Similarly, in +rural environments horizontal advection may be non-negligible +(e.g., Aubinet et al., 2003). This paper focuses on the methodological considerations when assessing ΔCS from a vertical profile in an +urban environment. Future manuscripts will address horizontal +variation and advection. + +
development of the(Troughs)(Tropic)(Tropic)(Tropic)
with reported urban CO2 storage values, only one (Vancouver, +Crawford and Christen, 2014) presented values derived from a dataset of longer than one month; however, both these values and those +reported for Edinburgh by Nemitz et al. (2002) were calculated +based on the assumption of a constant relation between carbon +dioxide concentration ([CO2]) measured above the blending height +and the concentration in the street canyon. In contrast, for Basel, +Feigenwinter et al. (2012) did not make this assumption and reported ΔCS calculated from [CO2] at ten levels; however, the results +are only for one month (15th June to 15th July 2002). There is +therefore scope to improve not only the understanding of the +processes affecting CO2 storage over a greater range of meteorological and anthropogenic conditions, but also to develop recommendations for future measurement programmes. + +The objective of this paper is to evaluate potential approaches +for such studies, illustrated with examples from, and analysis of, +high temporal resolution data collected at 10 locations from 6.5 to +46.4 m above ground level between 2011 and 2014 at King’s College +London, in Central London, UK. The paper is organized as follows. In +the rest of this Section 1 we provide a brief background of how CO2 +storage is calculated and then (Section 2) a discussion of the +methods used in this paper. This is followed by an exploration of +the temporal variation of CO2 storage (Section 3) and the relation +between measured CO2 storage and anthropogenic and natural +factors in a highly urbanised environment (Section 4). The required +number and placement of sample points for CO2 storage measurements in a deep urban street canyon is addressed (Section 5) +and the effect of sensor response and sampling interval on calculated CO2 storage is tested (Section 6). At the processing stage, three +different temporal and spatial interpolation methods are evaluated +against measured data (Section 7). Finally, the impact of CO2 storage calculated by two different methods on the turbulent vertical +CO2 flux is assessed. The Supplementary material (noted by S.1 to +S.9), includes the notation with corresponding units (S.1) used in +the text, further information on CO2 storage calculation (S.2), previous CO2 storage studies (S.3), equipment (S.4), meteorological +characteristics (S.5), example time series (S.6), variations of CO2 +with friction velocity, wind direction and height above ground level +(S.7, S.8) and further references (S.9). 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Le traitement des graphismes incite à s’appuyer sur des expériences susceptibles d’être reproductibles pour en tester la réfutabilité. La démarche privilégiée consiste à enchaîner les expériences, de sorte que l’expérimentation se poursuive en tenant compte des faits précédemment établis. Cette suite d’énoncés normatifs (Habermas, 1976, p. 551) se produit au cours du critérium expérimental, selon la formule de Claude Bernard, promoteur de ce processus d’analyse dans le domaine de la biologie médicale (1865). + +# énomale de la biologie médicale (1865). + +L’objectif de cette contribution est d’étudier en détail cette information graphique disponible dans la littérature archéologique. Le traitement des graphismes incite à s’appuyer sur des expériences susceptibles d’être reproductibles pour en tester la réfutabilité. La démarche privilégiée consiste à enchaîner les expériences, de sorte que l’expérimentation se poursuive en tenant compte des faits précédemment établis. Cette suite d’énoncés normatifs (Habermas, 1976, p. 551) se produit au cours du critérium expérimental, selon la formule de Claude Bernard, promoteur de ce processus d’analyse dans le domaine de la biologie médicale (1865). + +de carte de la société de sciences humaines, les résultats de ce parcours expérimental ont rapport avec les concepts de régularité sociologique de Max Weber ou d’inva-riant structural de Claude Lévi-Strauss. De ce point de vue, ils ont eux aussi vocation à peser dans les débats relatifs aux approches concurrentes des sociétés protohistoriques. Notre propos se place en amont de ces perspectives globales intrinsèquement non irréfutables et propres aux sciences humaines (Passeron, 1996, p. 44). Avant cela, la procédure inductive s’applique ici à des graphismes de bracelets sans se soucier de l’hétéro généité des supports d’origine. Elle débute par l’obten-tion des vues développées de décors avant de les inclure dans une projection plane orthogonale. Cette mutation forcée entraîne un cadre comparatif homogène, préparatoire à la classification des formes obtenues dans des arbres stylistiques (AS). Ces graphes synthétiques servent alors de pierre de touche pour éclaircir l’origine et la longévité des ornementations complexes impliquées. + +
The authors wish to thank the anonymous reviewers for their valu- +able comments. + +Hous, X., Wei, L.-Y., Shum, H.-Y., and Guo, B. 2006. Real-time +multi-perspective rendering on graphics hardware. In _Rendering_ +_Techniques 2006: Eurographics Symposium on Rendering_. + +KAUTZ, J., LEHTINEN, J., AND AILA, T. 2004. Hemispherical ras- +terization for self-shadowing of dynamic objects. In _Rendering_ +_Techniques 2004: Eurographics Symposium on Rendering 2004_, +179–184. + +KUMER, J. J., AND BAUER, M. L. 2000. Fish-eye lens designs and +their relative performance. In _Current Developments in Lens De-_ +_sign and Optical Systems Engineering_, SPIE, 360–369. + +LAINE, S., SARANSAARI, H., KONTKANEN, J., LEHTINEN, J., AND AILA, +T. 2007. Incremental instant radiosity for real-time indirect il- +lumination. In _Rendering Techniques 2007 (Proceedings of the_ +_Eurographics Symposium on Rendering)_, 277–286. + +Lambert, J. H. 1772. _Anmerkungen und Zusätze zur Entwerfung_ +_der Land- und Himmelscharten._ + +Lloyd, D. B., GOVINDARAU, N. K., TUFT, D., MOLNAR, S. E., and +MANOCHA, D. 2006. Practical logarithmic shadow maps. In +_Siggraph 2006 Sketches and applications._ + +Part of this research was carried within the ARTIS research team; +ARTIS is a research team of the INRIA Rhône-Alpes and of the +LJK; LJK is UMR 5224, a joint research laboratory of CNRS, IN- +RIA, INPG, U. Grenoble I and U. Grenoble II. This research was +supported in part by the _Région Rhône-Alpes_, under the _Dereve Il_ +and the _LIMA_ research programs, and by the ANR under the _ART3D_ +program. + +Most 3D models used in this research were created by Laurence +Boissieux. + +## References + +BRABEC, S., ANNEN, T., AND SEIDEL, H.-P. 2002. Shadow mapping for +hemispherical and omnidirectional light sources. In _Computer_ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/070ad839eef2587442b064a135bbf8cbea3d_page_4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/070ad839eef2587442b064a135bbf8cbea3d_page_4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb80b981d56382c29c7c4b4fa5f679b299c698df --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/070ad839eef2587442b064a135bbf8cbea3d_page_4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +Røislien _et al. Cardiovascular Diabetology_ 2011, **10**:17 +http://www.cardiab.com/content/10/1/17 + +**Table 1 Characteristics of patients according to gender** + +\thead{Table 1 Characteristics of patients according to gender} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/07c14b471fd33c56b988cc7a58dae211d16f_page_14_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/07c14b471fd33c56b988cc7a58dae211d16f_page_14_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9e95e1c0d345133fda84938499b855e21202ffc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/07c14b471fd33c56b988cc7a58dae211d16f_page_14_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +
ÉTAPE N° 1DU CRITÉRIUM EXPÉRIMENTAL LA VUE DÉVELOPPÉE DES DÉCORS
Le déroulé à plat du décor d’un bracelet a l’avantagede donner une vue d’ensemble à l’intégralité des ornements de la surface externe. Cette vue dite aussi « développée » est inaugurée dès la première publication du dépôt de Vinols pour témoigner d’un art indigène présumé celtique (Durand, 1863, pl. 2). L’illustration novatrice est reproduite 47 ans plus tard, dans le célèbre _Manuel d’Archéologie_ de J. Déchelette (1910, fig. 212). Attribuée à son auteur d’origine, elle est aussi présentée comme une source inédite pour la connaissance de l’âge du Bronze. La publicité faite à cette illustration lui a assuré sa postérité. La première publication de ce qui deviendra le dépôt éponyme du type Bignan reprend cette avantageuse présentation avant qu’elle ne s’étende aux autres bracelets richement décorés de ce type (Mar- sille, 1921, pl. VI; Briard, 1965) ; la vue développée fera par ailleurs des émuiles dans le reste de l’Europe, faute de s’être totalement généralisée.. + +La morphologie du bracelet peut rendre difficile l’obtention de la vue développée. Il arrive même que sa réaliisation devienne problématique en cas de fortes courbures des surfaces gravées associées à une variation importante des largeurs sur l’axe longitudinal. Un diadème du début du Bronze moyen de la nécropole autrichienne de Pitten illustre une telle situation ; la vue à plat, choisie dans la publication, confère une projection éclatée du décor qui ne satisfait pas à l’objectif habituellement recherché (fig. 1). Le développé uniforme attendu est contrarié par + + + +**Fig. 1** – Vue développée du décor frontal du diadème en bronze de la tombe no 111 de la nécropole de Pitten, Autriche (Neugebauer, 1994, pl. 217). + +**_Fig. 1** – Developed view of the frontal ornament on the bronze diadem of the tomb no. 111 in Pitten necropolis, Austria (Neugebauer, 1994, pl. 217). \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0621a0090414e4681e90a4e1ea543acca910_page_8_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0621a0090414e4681e90a4e1ea543acca910_page_8_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0469fa843cc250d51e428555d4b7e78ff5967bef --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0621a0090414e4681e90a4e1ea543acca910_page_8_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +L’ornementation des bracelets de l’âge du Bronze européen : analyse descriptive et perspectives. 57 + +de notre problématique expérimentale se distingue en effet du nombre astronomique de phénotypes à l’échelle génétique et moléculaire, en sus des données anatomiques traditionnelles. Sur cette base documentaire qui \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/068682d533c39f817bd7855be4760d9a56ef_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/068682d533c39f817bd7855be4760d9a56ef_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0d94f5f91bb860f9cd552640e3f8bd8a7c7904f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/068682d533c39f817bd7855be4760d9a56ef_page_1_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +# A Combined QFT/EEAS Design Technique for Uncertain Multivariable Plants + +Babak Nadjar Araabi|Control and Intelligent Processing Center of Excellence, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.|Onamakis@ece.ut.ac.in|Control and Intelligent Processing Center of Excellence, Electrical and Technology, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran._ + +Electrical Engineering Department, K.N. Toosi University of Technology, Tehran, Iran.sedish@kntu.ac.ir_ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/068682d533c39f817bd7855be4760d9a56ef_page_3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/068682d533c39f817bd7855be4760d9a56ef_page_3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5de5b8cab286afc43121d7f9c8f290c6e1b36c0c --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/068682d533c39f817bd7855be4760d9a56ef_page_3_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +## IV. DIRECT MIMO QFT DESIGN + +The MIMO QFT design technique provides a design +procedure to synthesize a fixed diagonal controller transfer function matrix G(s) and prefilter F(s) to satisfy specifications on the closed-loop system shown in Fig.2, where P(s) is the MIMO uncertain plant. + +The basic principle for MIMO QFT design is to convert the MIMO control system into a set of equivalent MISO control systems. Using fixed-point theorem, the MIMO control problem for an m × m system can be converted into m equivalent single-loop MISO problems, each with two inputs and one output. The objective of the design is to achieve set point tracking, while minimizing the outputs due to the disturbance inputs (cross-coupling effects) [5, 6]. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/06df5e530c2ccb0310a3205586a37d4b9b7d_page_4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/06df5e530c2ccb0310a3205586a37d4b9b7d_page_4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3aab0ee5bfbf60813357c5c36a38df16266d2b73 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/06df5e530c2ccb0310a3205586a37d4b9b7d_page_4_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# CATÁLOGO DE PROYECTOS +ACCIÓN SOCIAL EN ESPAÑA 2014-2022| CARTA DEL PRESIDENTE | CARTA DIRECTOR GENERAL | +|---|---|---| +| Greneral | 7 | +| La guerra de Ucrania ha ocupado nuestra atención durante todo 2022, y como organización humanitaria, Acción contra el Hambre ha estado presente, dentro y fuera de las fronteras del país apoyando a la población. Pero el conflicto ha tenido también impacto en España. Sus efectos se han sentido en el incremento de los precios en los mercados internacionales de materias primas, tanto energéticas como industriales y agrícolas. Todo ello se ha materializado en unas tasas de inflación muy altas, con especial incidencia en los productos de alimentación y en suministros básicos. Impactos que sufre directamente la población y que repercuten en su bienestar. + +# CARTA DIRECTOR GENERAL + +de hogares con menos recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o mantener sus viviendas a la temperatura necesaria. Hogares que, a pesar de haberse reducido la tasa de riesgo de pobreza o exclusión social AROPE en 2022, alcanzan al 26% de la población en España1. La escalada en los precios de alimentación ha afectado duramente a las personas en situación de carencia material y social severa (un 7,7%, esto es 3,65 millones de personas), de las cuales un 5,4% no pudieron permitirse una comida con carne, pollo o pescado cada dos días. + +educir, casi un millón de hogares, que representan un total de 2.438.124 personas, han tenido que reducir su ingesta de alimentos por falta de recursos. Estas cifras nos indican que el problema de los hogares espáñoles para acceder a alimentos adecuados es estructural y no está únicamente ligado a crisis coyunturales. En Acción contra el Hambre hemos constatado que esta crisis de precios de los alimentos ha sido muy relevante entre las personas que participan en nuestros programas. En este sentido, la encuesta realizada en el marco del estudio “Innovación social en la inserción laboral: promoción de hábitos de vida saludable y su impacto en el empleo” nos muestra que el 53% de las personas participantes en nuestros programas de empleabilidad sufre algún nivel de inseguridad alimentaria, de las cuales, en torno al 10% estarían en una situación de privación alimentaria severa. + +recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o mantener sus viviendas a la temperatura necesaria. + +recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o mantener sus viviendas a la temperatura necesaria. + +recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o mantener sus viviendas a la temperatura necesaria. + +excursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o mantener sus viviendas a la temperatura del uso de los hogares con menos recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o manente a alimentación y de las personas. + +este situación lleva a los hogares con menos recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o mantener sus viviendas a la temperatura del uso de los hogares con menos recursos a tener, en muchos casos, que elegir entre una alimentación suficiente y adecuada o manente a alimentación y de las personas. + +resultado a observador del derecho a la alimentación en los precios de alimentación ha afectado duramente a las personas en situación de carencia material y social severa (un 7,7%, esto es 3,65 millones de personas), de las cuales un 5,4% no pudieron permitirse una comida con carne, pollo o pescado cada dos días. + +investigación del mesmo de los hogares con menos perlas activos de los hogares con menos regresos y de las instituciones encargadas del diseño de publicas y después de los hogares con menos registrados y de los servicios y en cuentro del COVID-19. Los campos del eventos de los servicios y en los casos. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/07070be1377058b90fd5fce677361eda4e3f_page_9_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/07070be1377058b90fd5fce677361eda4e3f_page_9_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..79b420de2aff5506a83151aeebd4cf48fc27bd5b --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/07070be1377058b90fd5fce677361eda4e3f_page_9_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +
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+ +**Table 3:** _Rendering times for our algorithm, with the cost of the different steps. The first 7 lines are for the Facade scene (2800 triangles),_ +_for several projection methods:_ **GL** _(standard GLS rendering with per pixel lighting),_ **Sx is Spherical map;_** **Px is Parabola map; xT uses** +_triangles enclosing shape; while xQ uses quad bounding box. The next three lines are for Facade with different scene complexity for the PQ_ +_algorithm. The last two lines are for larger scenes._ + +6**Conclusion and Future Directions** + +In this paper, we have presented a robust algorithm for handling +specific non-linear projections inside the graphics pipeline. Our +algorithm works both for direct display of the non-linear projection, +_e.g._ a fish-eye lens inside a video game, or for indirect use, _e.g._ +when rendering a shadow map with a paraboloid projection. + +As with previous work, we start by bouding the projection of each +shape, then discard extra fragments inside the bounding shape. Our +contributions are twofold. First: two different methods for bound- +ing the non-linear projections, one based on triangles that is opti- +mal in fragments but requires more work in the geometry engine, +the other based on quads that is optimal for the geometry engine +but can causes more overdraw. Second: a mathematical analysis of +several non-linear projection methods, where we show that some +of them have simple expressions, and thus lend themselves to easy +bounding through geometric tools. + +Although non-linear projections are slower than linear projections, +the extra cost is manageable. As a single non-linear projection can +replace up to five linear projections (in a hemicube), it can even be +a practical alternative, both for rendering time and memory cost. + +Acknowledgements
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Before the tests, technicians filled a tent-like structure with an aqueous foam to limit dispersal of materials such as beryllium, depleted uranium, and lead into the environment. Although hydrotest 3625 was a gas cavity test and hydrotest 3612 was a JOPIN test, they used similar foam containment systems to avoid contaminating the environment. + +with an aqueous form to limit dispersal of materials such as beryllium, depleted uranium, and lead into the environment. + +technicians filled a tent-like structure with an aqueous foam to limit dispersal of materials such as beryllium, depleted uranium, and lead into the environment. + +refurbishment requirements for final certification of NNSA’s W76 Mod 1 Life Extension Program (LEP). + +tests at DARHT include 3596 (in 2004 for the W76 Mod 0 LEP) and 3612 (in 2005 for the W76 Mod 1 LEP). + +Gas cavity hydrotests + +- have a small field of view, + +- require a compact setup geometry, + +can "see through" very opaque object features that are difficult to radiograph, and + +use the gamma-ray camera (GRC) as a principal diagnostic tool. + +JOPIN shots, which do not require the full radio-graphic intensity of DARHT, + +• have a very large field of view, + +can "see through" transparent object features that are easily radiographed, + +are concerned with case and other device components, + +• diagnose early-time implosion with pins, and + +• use many different diagnostics. + +The manufacture of some W76 replacement components, scheduled to begin in late 2006, will be based in part on the results of the DARHT W76 test series. Before manufacturing begins, LANL will conduct confirmatory experiments to ensure that the new components perform as well as those built + +Los Alamos National Laboratory \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/081875a1035e34dee439b9a2a3a55e319405_page_32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/081875a1035e34dee439b9a2a3a55e319405_page_32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4a3c67d5a123337a51ee0f2d2b7cdc974b1091c5 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/081875a1035e34dee439b9a2a3a55e319405_page_32_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +| LD-102, the second implosion physics experiment in the LD series, was conducted on schedule, 2 weeks after LD-101. LD-102 had two objectives: (1) to demonstrate that Atlas can conduct physics experiments at 2-week intervals and (2) to continue the investigation of instability physics in imploding liner systems, specifically by changing the drive conditions to explore perturbation growth. + +each site for LD-102 was similar to that for LD-101. All critical diagnostics delivered good data. LD-102 explored liner performance at lower current delivery (more-gentle drive) than LD-101. Under reduced drive, enhanced instability might (by some models) have been expected. However, radiographs showed no evidence of increased instability at the lower drive achieved in LD-102 in agreement with previous Atlas experiments at LANL. + +throughout the LD series, shot operations became smoother and more efficient, indicating that the Atlas system was successfully relocated and that the new BN operating team was rapidly gaining experience with the pulsed-power operating environ + +ment. Preparation for the next experiments (Spall) required some minor changes in machine configuration, installation of the spall target assembly, and some additional diagnostics, which made the prompt execution of the first Spall test another notable accomplishment. + +Two material damage experiments, Spall 101 and Spall 102, were conducted on August 25 and September 8, additionally demonstrating that the Los Alamos-BN team can set up and conduct implosion liner experiments on a 2-week schedule. + +measured area for the next experiment. The Spall 102. Dynamic Por + +was conducted on the last experiment. The top model is the best fit to the previous model. + +conducted to the second model. + +was evaluated as the previous model. + +was measured after Atlas experiments allow post-shot metallurgy to explore structure of material after it has been strained (deformed) beyond failure. Both spall layer and undamaged material show residual evidence of significant distention and void formation prior to failure instead of a clean, sharp break. + +##
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"Téro de Parocema Plateau. This trend encompasses small Neocomian (140–118 Ma) basins such as the Rio do Peixe, Iguatu and Icó, and the sub-surface rift sections of the Araripe and Potiguar Basins (Fig. 1), which were aborted during the Barremian in favor of eventual crustal breaching and ocean crust generation to the north and east. The Sergipe-Alagoas Basin on the Eastern continental margin (Fig. 1) is composed of a series of half-graben bounded by N–S, NW- and NE-trending faults (Lana, 1990), also formed during the Neocomian and contains a complete record of both syn-rift and post-rift sediments. Pre-rift sediments include Paleozoic and Jurassic intracratonic sediments. The Recôncavo–Tucano–Jatobá rift system (Fig. 1), also formed during the Neocomian, extends to 400 km in N–S direction in the region south of the Borborema Province (Fig. 1). This system consists of asymmetric grabens separated by basement highs and accommodation zones (Magnavita et al., 1994).
3. Continental rifting and breakupIn the northeastern portion of the Borborema Province, the average of the Borborema Province, the low-region and the 1000000000000000000000Vicinity of the Borborema Plateau. This trend encompasses small Neocomian (140–118 Ma) basins such as the Rio do Peixe, Iguatu and Icó, and the sub-surface rift sections of the Araripe and Potiguar Basins (Fig. 1), which were aborted during the Barremian in favor of eventual crustal breaching and ocean crust generation to the north and east. The Sergipe-Alagoas Basin on the Eastern continental margin (Fig. 2).The Recambrian Borborema Province in northeastern Brazil (Fig. 1) consists of a gigantic fan-like system of right-lateral strike-slip shear zones, juxtaposing Archean to Mesoproterozoic crystal-line massifs against belts of Neoproterozoic metasediments (Van Schmus et al., 1998; Dantas et al., 1998). The Borborema strike-slip system corresponds to the west-central portion of the Pan-African/ Brasiliano orogenic collage formed during the Neoproterozoic assembly of West Gondwana (600–580 Ma). The main shear zones of the system, namely the Pernambuco, Patos, Portalegre, PicuíJoão Câmara, Santa Mônica, Remígio-Pocinhos and Senador Pompeu shear systems, show orientations varying between E–W and NE–SW (Fig. 1). These structures seem to accommodate large strains in a context of continental collisions involving lithospheric segments of distinct rheological properties; in such continental collisions, rheological competent blocks act as indentors that generate strong shear zone systems as the rheological weaker blocks are squeezed out or “escape” laterally (Jardim de Sá, 1994; Vauchez et al., 1995; Brito Neves et al., 2000).The fragmentation of Gondwana in the Mesozoic is recorded in northeastern Brazil by a series of tectonic and magmatic events, including the development of basins in the continent interior and the Atlantic passive margin. The WNW–ESE and N–S trending segments of the Brazilian continental margin are commonly referred to as Equatorial and Eastern margins, respectively (Fig. 1). These segments, which meet in the region northeast of the Bor- borema Province, experienced distinct tectonic histories, reflecting two distinct tectonic regimes. The Equatorial segment corresponds to a transform margin, whereas the Eastern segment evolved as a classical divergent, “passive” margin (Matos, 1999).The structuring of the Eastern and Equatorial Margins started with intense crustal stretching during the Mesozoic, which led to the formation of three main Neocomian rift systems in north-eastern Brazil: Recôncavo–Tucano–Jatobá and Sergipe-Alagoas, as well as the basins along the Cairi–Potiguar Trend (Figs. 1 and 3). The geometry of these basins was controlled and compartmentalized by the complex network of Proterozoic shear zones.The Cariri–Potiguar Trend (Matos, 1992) is formed by several intracontinental rift basins along a NE–SW axis in the northwesternvicinity of the Borborema Plateau. This trend encompasses small Neocomian (140–118 Ma) basins such as the Rio do Peixe, Iguatu and Icó, and the sub-surface rift sections of the Araripe and Potiguar Basins (Fig. 1), which were aborted during the Barremian in favor of eventual crustal breaching and ocean crust generation to the north and east. The Sergipe-Alagoas Basin (Mohriak et al., 1998, 2002), and by syn-rift volcanic activity within the Pernambuco–Paraíba Basin (Jardim de Sá et al., 2004; Almeida et al., 2005).In the northeastern portion of the Borborema Province, the breakup of Western Gondwana was preceded by the outpouring of the Rio Ceará-Mirim tholeiites from the late Jurassic to Barremian (145–125 Ma; Fig. 1). South of the Potiguar Basin, this magmatism is represented by an extensive E–W-trending dike swarm (Figs. 1 and 4). O'Connor and Duncan (1990), Wilson (1992), Lima Neto (1998b) and Oliveira (1998), for instance, argued that this igneous activity was mantle plume induced. It was further suggested that these plumes (possibly the Saint Helena and Ascension plumes) might have played an important role in the weakening of the lithosphere and in the extension and breakup of the South American and African plates. As such, the Eastern Brazilian margin represents a volcanic rifted margin, a classification supported by the existence of seaward dipping reflectors within the Sergipe- Alagoas Basin (Mohriak et al., 1998, 2002), and by syn-rift volcanic activity within the Pernambuco–Paraíba Basin (Jardim de Sá et al., 2004; Almeida et al., 2005).North of the Potiguar Basin (Fig. 1), continental breakup and seafloor spreading is interpreted to have commenced in the Late Aptian/Early Albian. In the Pernambuco sub-basin (the southernmost portion of the Pernambuco–Paraíba Basin; Fig. 1), a late syn- rift magmatic event generated granites and alkali volcanics dated between 105 and 97 Ma (Long et al., 1986; Jardim de Sá et al., 2004). The establishment of open marine conditions between eastern South America and Africa is considered to be of Late Albian age (Koutsoukos, 1992).After continental breakup, the margin underwent lithospheric cooling and subsidence, as recorded in the Potiguar Basin (Fig. 3) by a lower Albian–Campanian transgressive sequence and by an upper Campanian to Recent regresive megasequence (Araripe and Feijó, 1994; Cremonini et al., 1998; Soares et al., 2003). Major hiatuses exist within the transgressive magasequence in the Potiguar Basin (Pereira, 1994; Gil, 1996); these authors have interpreted a Late Turonian (_ca._ 89 Ma) subaerial unconformity developed across the Jandaíra Formation carbonate platform to be the result of tectoni- cally-induced uplift and erosion across the margin. A short magmatic event (the "Cuố Volcanism") in the onshore Potiguar Basin around 93 Ma (Oliveira, 1998; Souza et al., 2004) has been interpreted to be the consequence of this tectonic event.Further, the formation of a widespread erosive unconformity at about 78 Ma across both the onshore and offshore Potiguar Basin has been attributed to plate tectonic reorganization of the central Atlantic (Gil, 1996). Cremonini and Karner (1995) and Cremonini (1996) pointed out that during the mid Campanian, the passage of an oceanic spreading center along the Equatorial Margin might have caused regional heating, uplift and erosion, as well as tectonic reactivation. The main expression of this event would be the raising[Roussoukos, 1992]After continental breakup, the margin underwent lithospheric cooling and subsidence, as recorded in the Potiguar Basin (Fig. 3) by a lower Albian–Campanian transgressive sequence and by an upper Campanian to Recent regresive megasequence (Araripe and Feijó, 1994; Cremonini et al., 1998; Soares et al., 2003). Major hiatuses exist within the transgressive megasequence in the Potiguar Basin (Pereira, 1994; Gil, 1996); these authors have interpreted a Late Turonian (_ca._ 89 Ma) subaerial unconformity developed across the Jandaíra Formation carbonate platform to be the result of tectoni- cally-induced uplift and erosion across the margin. A short magmatic event (the "Cuố Volcanism") in the onshore Potiguar Basin around 93 Ma (Oliveira, 1998; Souza et al., 2004) has been interpreted to be the consequence of this tectonic event.Further, the formation of a widespread erosive unconformity at about 78 Ma across both the onshore and offshore Potiguar Basin has been attributed to plate tectonic reorganization of the central Atlantic (Gil, 1996). Cremonini and Karner (1995) and Cremonini (1996) pointed out that during the mid Campanian, the passage of an oceanic spreading center along the Equatorial Margin might have caused regional heating, uplift and erosion, as well as tectonic reactivation. The main expression of this event would be the raising[trad]][trad]Morais Neto et al. / Marine and Petroleum Geology 26 (2009) 1070–10861073
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S. Petrović$ rowspan="2"> +| T = 1 | N | nf% | ns | fs | fs% | +| t = 2 | 20 | 1 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 5 | +| t = 2 | 190 | 62 | 33 | 5 | 2 | 1 | +予以定为(%) ns are given together with the numbers of cases fs, in which the false alarms were generated with the maximum number of solutions (that would be the worst possible case for the cryptanalyst). In the table, N represents the total number of possible combinations for complementing the bits of the intercepted sequence. + +From the Table I it can be noted that for t = 2 the number of false alarm cases is quite high, approx. 33% of all the cases. The maximum number of solution initial states of LFSRs offered by the attack algorithm in that case is ns = 5, which is 1/3 of the possible number of initial states of that register. This number is also quite high, but to recover from such a situation, ordering of these solution states according to the corresponding numbers of consistent systems obtained in the attack is possible to perform, which in most cases places the right initial state to the second position. This eliminates the problem of too many solutions offered by the attack algorithm and also makes the problem of too many false alarms easier. The greatest advantage of the new attack compared with the attack from [1] and [6] is in the fact that the new algorithm always produces the right solution, even when it is accompanied by a false alarm.<>V. CONCLUSION
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494 Index4912Index
PCTP 125, 143-4pyrolysis 431-2pyrophosphate anions 372
q = 2 complex 315, 336, 339quantum dots 458, 472, 475qu-values See hydration number
g production 455, 458, 463, 466, 472-4, 476, 479permeability 454, 457, 465peroxidases 373, 374PET 344, 358pH dependence 56-7pH sensing 349phage display 320, 325phase encoding 8phosphatidylcholine (PC) 455, 463phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) 455, 457, 463, 465,467-9, 471, 473-5, 477phosphatidylserine (PS) 469, 471, 476-7phosphinic acids 98-9, 111, 119-21, 128-9, 135-6,142, 144phospholipids 455
phosphonic acids 98-100, 102, 111-12, 114-16,119-23, 125-8, 142-4
photochemical activation (PCA) 473pH-potentiometry 171, 18931P NMR 349
polarizable continuum model (PCM) 212-13, 232, 243poly β-cyclodextrin 355
poly(ethyleneglycol) (PEG) 451, 457, 460, 463, 478polyatomic molecules 292
polymeric coating 432-3polymers 53, 59, 70, 71copolymers 53, 63, 70linear 59-60, 63, 70
porphyrin 361positron emission tomography (PET) 449, 479Primovist® 84
Pr-MOE-DO3A 346probe solute 292-7, 299-302
ProHance® 84, 117
protein binding affinity 314-5, 319-21, 323-6, 328,336
protein bound 54, 61, 70, 72-3protein concentration 313, 320, 325proton density (ρ) 13, 14, 16-19proton density weighting 16-17, 19proton exchange 29-31, 39, 55-6, 73versus water exchange 56
proton relaxation enhancement (PRE) effect 314proton relaxivity 26, 28-31, 37, 56-7, 66, 69, 75proton resonance frequency (PRF) 344pseudo-rotation 283, 288-9pulse sequences 11-15, 21-23pychene 123-7, 143-4
pyridine 37, 51
pyrolysis 431-2pyrophosphate anions 372
q = 2 complex 315, 336, 339
quantum dots 458, 472, 475q-values See hydration number
radiofrequency pulse 2, 12
radiometric method 344, 357, 359
reaction temperature 103-6, 107, 123-4click 100, 102, 137crab-like 103, 105-6Kabachnik-Fields 98
Mannich 89, 96, 98, 109, 119, 121, 125, 127-8,133
Moedritzer-Irani 98Richman-Atkins 103-5, 123, 125-7
Redfield approximation 285-7relativistic effects 211-12
relaxationCurie mechanism 216, 220, 228, 244, 258
dipolar mechanism 221electronic 220-221, 242
hyperfine (scalar) mechanism 220inner-sphere 219longitudinal 216, 218-21, 236outer-sphere 219, 221
transverse 219-21
relaxation rate 29, 39, 40, 42, 48, 72
relaxation theory 30relaxation times 4relaxivity 26-7, 454-5, 460, 464-7, 472-4, 478-9,482
inner-sphere 297-8outer-sphere 289-7, 299-302
profile 299-300quenching 295-300second-sphere 297-300
relaxometry 463, 465-8, 470repetition time, see TRresponsive agents 405-6
reticulo-endothelial system (RES) 452, 478
RGD peptide 328-9
RIME effect 333
rotating frame 2rotation of dimers 59rotation of monomers 59
rotational correlation time 27, 29, 31, 33,57-60
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Terradas et al.: Resonantly damped kink oscillations with flow \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0925342e1efabb7957efa34203f65d3cbc4d_page_6_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0925342e1efabb7957efa34203f65d3cbc4d_page_6_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f7e55e06a6c54a48ae9042f06e079babdab0b85e --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/0925342e1efabb7957efa34203f65d3cbc4d_page_6_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +The IGGCC completed the guidelines in February 2008, which are posted at www.standingupforillinois. org/uploads/GreenCleanFinalGuidelines.pdf. + +facedIGCC completed the guidelines in February 2008, which are posted at www.standingupforillinois. org/uploads/GreenCleanFinalGuidelines.pdf. + +The Guidelines set a series of **mandatory** and **recommended** actions designed to give Illinois schools clear direction in purchasing and using green cleaning products as well as implementing a green cleaning program, as required by the Act. The mandatory provisions became effective May 9, 2008. + +Mandatory Provisions. The mandatory provisions cover the following product categories: + +carpet cleaners;| general purpose and hard floor surface cleaners; + +general purpose and hard floor surface cleaners;gas, window and mirror cleaners; + +In regard to the cleaning product formulations in the aforementioned categories, schools may comply with the Act by using products that are certified / recognized by: + +Green Seal; + +general purpose and hard floor surface cleaners; + +glass, window and mirror cleaners; + +hard cleaners and hand soaps; and + +In regard to the cleaning product formulations in the aforementioned categories, schools may comply with the Act by using products that are certified / recognized by: + +Iowa law directs all public school districts to conduct an evaluation and assessment regarding implementation of an environmentally preferable cleaning policy. Following the assessment, by July 1, 2012 all school districts are required to purchase only cleaning and maintenance products identified by the Iowa Department of Administrative Services (DAS) as environmentally preferable or products that meet nationally recognized standards. Similar to D.C., the law allows districts to delete existing cleaning supplies and implement the new purchasing policy in the following year. + +U.S. EPA Design for the Environment; andmeasured by the University of California, which is used to provide information from the previous methods. + +lower-income yield and yields from the previous regions. + +to obtain the effectiveness of the proposed method. + +The state must also compile a list of disinfectants that have been evaluated using criteria established by the Division of Purchases or other acceptable criteria for environmentally preferred janitorial products and registered by the Board of Pesticides Control. + +A complete list of green cleaners and disinfectants compiled by Maine is posted online at www.maine. gov/education/const/chem/green\_cleaning_prod_list.xls. It is important to note that the list includes cleaning products certified by Green Seal and + +February 2012National Association of State Boards of Education | 15 | \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/09f801e3a2ec90ef456d34ad571a46f36fce_page_35_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/09f801e3a2ec90ef456d34ad571a46f36fce_page_35_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b0cdbba9151b5e20c9884fe41e45017a024bb9f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/benchmarks/v1/olmbench_candidates/thrisul-parser/multi_column/09f801e3a2ec90ef456d34ad571a46f36fce_page_35_pg1_pg1_repeat1.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +## **Retrouver la confiance, en groupe** + + + +En société. + +À Salins, l’atelier culinaire, animé par deux travailleurs sociaux, réunit 12 usagers qui (ré)apprennent à faire la cuisine avec des produits frais et de saison. Certains viennent avec leurs enfants et préparer à manger devient un moment de partage. + +en société. + +à Salins, l’atelier culinaire, animé par deux travailleurs sociaux, réunit 12 usagers qui (ré)apprennent à faire la cuisine avec des produits frais et de saison. Certains viennent avec leurs enfants et préparer à manger devient un moment de partage. + +à Arbois, l’infirmière de PMI a choisi un atelier jeux, mais des vrais jeux, c’est-à-dire sans TV, vidéo et ordinateurs ! Là, ce sont les parents qui accompagnent leurs enfants. + +Cet été, l’équipe de l’ASE a également organisé des mini-camps pour les en-fants, par groupes de cinq sur deux à trois jours. Au menu, moult décou-vertes et apprentissages ! + +## + +**Quelques chiffres 2014** + +**7238**personnes reçues. + +「Valeur de la confiance, en groupe
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Les travailleurs sociaux sont en première ligne pour combattre la désocialisation. La parole et l’écoute constituent un premier pas vers des solu-tions. Il s’agit donc de tendre la main, de délivrer l’information, de faire de la prévention. L’enfance (Protection Maternelle Infantile, Aide Sociale à l’Enfance) est particulièrement protégée, dès avant la naissance ; une sage-femme peut assurer le suivi de la grossesse, sur simple demande de la future maman. + +Autre exemple : les travailleurs sociaux de secteur (assistante sociale, conseillère ESF) reçoivent au quotidien les usagers et les accompagnent dans leurs difficultés (démarches administratives, aides financières, décès d’un proche). + +Concernant l’ASE, l’équipe éducative (éducateur, assistante sociale, assistante familiale) intervient dans un cadre contractuel ou judiciaire, auprès de l’enfant à protéger et de ses parents. + +L’enfant est suivi scolairement, l’école étant un lieu privilégié d’observation sur les comportements –des aides éducatives à domicile sont même pré-vues lorsque la situation est vraiment dégradée. Ainsi, 109 enfants dans 64 familles sont suivis. + +Par ailleurs, il ne faut pas oublier les agents d’ac-cueil et secrétariat, premiers interlocuteurs, qui écoutent et orientent les usagers. + +« L’unité territoriale, c’est d’abord une équipe qui mène un accompagnement individuel ou collectif de proximité, résume Carine Bergamaschi. 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réaliser !Dans le Jura, le jeune Victor nourrit et cultive ses rêves avant de les... réaliser !
Les années d’enfance et de jeunesse sont déterminantes dans la constitution d’un homme, elles influencent fortement son itinéraire et ses choix.
Ce fut vraiment le cas pour PEV qui vécut dans le jura des années de découvertes et de premiers apprentissages de la Nature – par monts, vaux et forêts, à pied et à skis. Il fait alors partie des Éclaireurs de France, excellente école de la débrouillardise.Ses premières émotions oniriques l’amènent sur les rivages de la Polynésie où, finalement, il s’installera avec sa famille en 1977 – il passera ainsi le reste de sa vie à Bora-Bora. Marin, pilote d’avion en Alaska durant la seconde guerre mondiale, il crée en 1947 les Expéditions polaires françaises et dirigera 31 missions dans les étendues glacées.Ethnologue, écrivain, il s’engage dès les années 70 « pour la défense de l’homme et de l’environnement »,avec notamment Haroun Tazieff, Jacques-Yves Cousteau.« Les vieux aventuriers ne meurent pas, ils disparaissent, ils s’évanouissent... » C’est ce qu’écrivait PEV, c’est ce qu’il a fait.
PEV, c’est ce qu’il a fait.
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PAUL-EMILE VICTOR1907-1995
Les rêves de PEV naissent dans le Jura
Il y a vingt ans disparaissait un sacré personnage devenu personnage sacré dans le monde exigeant des explorateurs (il n’y en a plus, sinon dans l’espace) et des aventuriers (il y en a trop, souvent autoproclamés).
Le Jurassien Paul-Émile Victor alias PEV a tracé sa piste dans l’univers polaire – une piste qui commence dans une mansarde lédonienne... Né à Genève en 1907, le jeune Paul-Émile habite à Saint-Claude où son père dirige une fabrique de pipes, « l’usine Victor ». Un triste épisode en 1915 – c’est « l’affaire Victor » sur le mode de celle de Dreyfus – pousse la famille à s’installer à Lons-le-Saunier en 1919. Le père y fabriquera des pipes et des stylos – d’ailleurs PEV deviendra un fumeur de pipes et un écrivain prolifique et renommé ! + + +“J’avais quinze ans et je rêvais depuis longtemps d’avoir « mon coin à moi ». Mes parents n’hésitèrent pas à m’attribuer cette marsarde. L’ordre parfait qui y régnait permit de la vider en quelques heures. Je pris bientôt possession de mon nouveau domaine. Je passais des heures dans la mansarde vide, assis dans un coin, imaginant son installation, mettant au point le système d’éclairage, combinant les rayonnages et les meubles que j’allais fabriquer. J’ai souvent pensé, depuis, à cette période de travail intense et de concentration, au cours de laquelle une idée prend la forme d’un projet dans ses grandes lignes, puis dans ses détails, jusqu’au moment où, tout étant prêt, il ne reste plus qu’à passer à l’exécution. (L’expression « il ne reste plus qu’à» est évidemment inadéquate : le plus gros reste à faire.)"40de reste plus qu’à» est évidemment inadéquate : le plus gros reste à faire.)"
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