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Picked up a PS2 slim off craigslist. Owner said it wasnt reading discs. Took it home and did a pot adjustment and now I can read commercial dvds and boot dvdr with ESR no problem. However, I noticed when it boots up it had a Matrix logo. Looked into this and found out it was a mod chip. Was able to get into the settings screen and can see its on firmware 1.91. So I have a few questions on this.
The ability to construct slim body matrix bits has been proven and demonstrated to be of value when compared to conventional matrix construction and steel body PDC bits. The new matrix material with enhanced toughness has shown it can take the drilling and dynamic loads of medium depth applications with low to medium compressive strength. However the technical limits possible using slim body construction needs to be established. Recent developments in applications drilling deep sections in medium to hard formations with extended intervals has shown a need to have heavy set PDC bits to be more hydraulically efficient. The construction of heavy set matrix bit has always suffered from tight junk slot area and open face volume because of the high blade count and dense cutting structure. The challenge with the rock column of deep sections is interbedding between soft formations and hard formations creating a need for a cutting structure to be durable but in the same time not suffer from poor cleaning when formation transitions to a softer member column.
The new matrix material with enhanced toughness allows for the design of a slim-body PDC matrix construction. The technology was initially rolled out for 8 in and 12 in shallow hole sections and results are recorded in SPE-KSA-113. The scope of this study is testing the structural integrity of this construction together with its effectiveness by extending the concept to heavy set bits and deploying them in deep interbedded rock column applications.
The main value sought is that the drilling complexity and costs increase in deep applications and targeting improvement in ROP would have a direct consequence on cost per foot. In this context even an increase of 5% in ROP can have a significant effect if the hole depth is at 15,000 ft TVD. Thus this study focuses on measuring the success rate fo slim body matrix by measuring rate of ROP improvement while ensuring the structural integrity of this technology is not a risk at such depths. The severity of the applications in which these tests were conducted were evaluated when possible with rock compressive strength analysis and measuring that against ROP.
The results portion of this part of the campaign (deep applications) has shown surprising results with more success rate percentage of improving ROP vs what was recorded in shallow applications (see SPE-KSA-113). The cost per foot effect was even more significant at such depth with the incremental improvement in ROP as the slim-body matrix construction responded to the variation of formation compressive strength. The slim body matrix feature proved its advantage in interbedded applications, where formations fluctuate from hard to soft and vice versa with no compromise to structural integrity even at the deepest applications drilled in Egypt's rock column.
When typesetting formulas with matrices, I have a difficulty choosing between parentheses and brackets. The usual parentheses look too wide, waste horizontal space, and do not highlight the matrix rectangular shape. The brackets can confuse the reader because I use brackets for other things too, and they disagree with how I write formulas on a blackboard (parentheses are easier to draw).
New cochlear implant (CI) electrode arrays provide softer insertion dynamics; however, due to their high flexibility, the possibilities of fold-overs or intraoperative displacements must be taken into account. The position of each individual electrode can only be determined by using high-resolution computed tomography or cone-beam CT. The trans-impedance matrix test (TIM) is an electrophysiological method based on electric field imaging that can provide images of electrode position and electrode folding.
Objective: In this experimental research, we evaluated the result of TIM as a method of monitoring cochlear insertion for a precurved slim modiolar electrode array in fresh human temporal bones by analyzing the transimpedance matrix patterns and their correlation with electrode position using high-resolution computed tomography.
Material and methods: Sixteen slim modiolar electrode arrays were inserted into eight fresh Human Temporal Bones. Eight electrodes were inserted according to the correct methodology of insertion, and eight were intentionally folded over. After all insertions, a trans-impedance matrix analysis and a Cone Beam CT (CBCT) were performed in each temporal bone.
Conclusions: Trans-Impedance Matrix patterns were correlated with the radiological CI electrode position. When a tip fold-over appeared, a matrix with a secondary ridge in addition to the primary ridge was observed in all cases. TIM can be an effective method in the control of electrode positioning.
The Liberty AV DigitaLinx DL-S42-H2 HDMI matrix switcher features 4 HDMI inputs and 2 HDMI outputs with HDCP 2.2. The switcher supports resolutions up to 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 and HDR. The DL-S42-H2 will de-embed digital audio from both outputs and analog audio from output 1. The switcher can easily be controlled with included IR remote, front panel buttons, RS232, or Ethernet.
This matrix switcher is ideal for conference rooms but can also be used in high-end home theater systems that need the latest in 4K60 4:4:4 technology. In a conference room the switcher typically mounts directly under your audio video tabletop boxes that is installed in your table, or in a dedicated A/V rack. Plug the connections from the table box into the inputs, then run the HDMI output cables to the TV's. In home theaters, the matrix switcher is slim and easily fits into your existing storage solution.
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When you take a close look at the original Matrix, Neo looks normal wearing his famous black coat. However, starting with Matrix Reloaded where I am assuming producers start using a lot of CGI effects, Neo looks way too slim and almost disproportional. Is there a reason for this or is it me simply seeing him this way?
Here is a fairly typical front-on shot of him from the second movie. This is after he beats up the agents early on and goes on one of his flying adventures. His clothing is tighter, and closed up in front. The only things flapping around are the tails of his dress or coat or whatever he is wearing. His torso appears to be about the same size as the scenes from the first movie, maybe a tiny bit slimmer.
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Paila et al. computed PfSSM (P. falciparum Specific Substitution Matrix) series of symmetric and asymmetric matrices from the conserved alignment blocks derived from a unique dataset of 4,696 proteins which contains P. falciparum sequences and its distant orthologs (BLAST hits with similar annotations). PfSSM series of matrix was developed using Henikoff's formalism.16 As compared to the BLOSUM series of matrices, the PfSSM series were observed to be more sensitive during homolog searches, and gave rise to better quality of alignments.
This listing is for the Ps2 slim console only. You will need to source your own cables ect. The console will include a usage guide along with tips for burning discs, Modchip features, button combinations ect.
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Kramer's ADC-HM/HF/PICO is an ultra-slim high-speed HDMI adapter cable with Ethernet. The slim HDMI connector and narrower cable diameter are ideal for tight spaces behind televisions or in a cabinet. The short cable relieves the stress of repeated plug insertions/removals and transfers the weight of the cable connection away from the device.
I'm trying to apply the first technique described here ( ).Basically I want to lighten a ResNet Convolutional network modifying the way in which the weights are stored and used - briefly I want to transform each weight matrix in to a matrix of indexes, where each index correspond to a vector of k values, where each of these values are the centroid over k clusters given by the original matrix.
The problem now is that I'm trying also to apply this method into a ResNet implementation using tf-slim ( -research/tf-slim/tree/8f0215e924996d7287392241bc8d8b1133d0c5ca), in this implementation each Convolution operation is applied in the model using instead tf.python.layers ( _docs/python/tf/layers/Conv2D) - in this method you don't have access to the matrix of weights, you simply pass to Tensorflow the input and the number of filters that you want to apply (with other parameters of course) and the function will return only the result of the convolution, hiding you the part of the weights that are stored and trained automatically by Tensorlfow.
The question is: how can I have access to it? There is a way to put hand to the implementation part of this convolution? I need only to find a way to find a way to pass the real weight matrix to the function.
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