However, when their attention and mental focus shifted from thought suppression to other new mental activities, the conscious pursuit of suppressing a thought decreased or stopped, but the monitoring process continued. In these studies, participants knew that their goal was to suppress a thought. In laboratory studies, when a person became sufficiently occupied with other tasks besides trying to suppress an unwanted thought, fewer mental resources were available for the person to attend to his or her operating process. So far, there is nothing ironic about the ironic process theory. If both processes operated harmoniously all of the time, people would be quite proficient at suppressing undesired thoughts. When the monitoring process detects an unwanted thought (e.g., while on a diet, you notice the recurrent mental image of your favorite dessert food), the operating process attempts to replace the unwanted thought with something else (e.g., you try to distract yourself by reading the newspaper). The monitoring process checks for instances of the thought to be suppressed. In theory, during thought suppression, a person makes a mental note to wait and then see if an uninvited thought recurs. The monitoring process is a less effortful mental process. The second process is the monitoring process. During ironic processing, another process works in tandem with the operating process. To do this takes mental effort: This is the operating process. To suppress a thought successfully, a person may repeatedly attempt to decrease a thought’s occurrence, ideally, until the thought appears in the mind’s eye no more. In theory, one of the processes occurs when a person deliberately tries to suppress an image or memory from his or her mind. Each process is involved with a specific mental task. The explanation of ironic processes during thought suppression is that a person’s mind simultaneously engages in two distinct processes. Wegner and his colleagues has yielded fundamental and important conclusions. Research on ironic processes by Daniel M. This discussion will return to the white bear later. Yet, the instruction was not to think about the white bear. For some, the image of a white bear appears effortlessly (i.e., pops into mind) others consciously scan memory until a white bear surfaces. To comprehend the instruction, the reader brings to mind an image or memory of a white bear, maybe one that he or she saw at a zoo, read in National Geographic, or saw on the Discovery channel. It is worth noting that the instruction not to think of a white bear is an instruction to suppress a thought. While reading the rest of this brief description about ironic processes, simply follow this basic instruction: Try not to think of a white bear.
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If you are listening to a piece/song then try to listen carefully for any of the techniques I listed above. Thirdly, there are other pieces you will come across that will not be so clear. Have a look at my articles on the different structures to see which pieces typically follow which structure. Certain classical pieces will also follow set structures – for example, a Viennese waltz will probably be in Ternary Form. For example, if you are listening to a pop/rock/r’n’b/hip hop song then it will most likely follow some form of song structure. Secondly, there are some pieces of music which will almost definitely follow a certain structure – ask yourself whether the piece you are listening to is one such piece. Try and find examples of each and listen to them (see my articles on each form to find examples). Here are 3 suggestions:įirstly, make sure you understand the typical musical forms. This is a tricky question that I get asked a lot. Note: a composer will often use a combination of more than one of the above. in a song the start of the singing shows a clear contrast between the introduction and the verse) changing from major to minor or vice versa is a very common technique)ĭifferent Instrumentation (e.g. New melody (or significantly vary a melody used already) There are a number of ways a composer can create contrast between sections: A composer needs to think carefully about how to repeat and contrast these ideas in sections in order to create continuity and a coherent whole. In the same way, a piece of music contain a mixture of musical ideas. This will help give a sense of balance and completion to my journey. Also, if I am travelling to another city I will probably experience a repetition of the same sections (countryside-suburbs-city) as I approach my destination. There is also a lot of repetition – when I am travelling through the countryside I may look out and see a lot of ploughed fields. These different sections make the journey much more interesting. However, there is clear contrast in my journey between the different sections (city – suburbs – countryside). The overall journey (me on a train) has continuity to it – I am sitting in the same seat looking out of the same window. As I travel further the buildings and roads gradually reduce until I come out into countryside where there is a very significant change to fields and trees and cows! There are still buildings, cars and people, but there are less of them and the buildings have changed from tall office blocks to smaller residential homes. After a short while I travel out of the city centre and am in the suburbs. I may start the journey in a city – I can see lots of buildings and cars and people out of the window. Let’s imagine for a moment that a piece of music is like a train journey. In order to understand these concepts in musical structure it is helpful to see them in terms of a journey. There are 3 key concepts you need to grasp: It describes how the different sections in a piece of music are positioned together to form the composition. This level of transparency is not available when SSH (or Telnet, etc.) sessions are disconnected by an idle timeout on a remote server or a firewall/router/VPN server. Other applications like web browsers can transparently retry failed communications because they do not have to maintain an open connection. Why doesn't this happen to other applications like my web browser? If you see a disconnect occur after a period of time elapses without any user input activity, the disconnect is being initiated by an idle timeout setting on the remote system or on a firewall/router/VPN server that resides somewhere in the network stack/path between SecureCRT and the remote system. 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There is no need to uninstall the older version prior to installing the newer one since in most cases the new version will automatically uninstall the old version for you. SecureCRT is designed to be installed directly in place of prior versions, so you only need to download the installer, and then run it. The older Forge version did not care, it would give the opponent random art based on what was printed in that set. Note that I did not add a "|1" or the like at the end of the line to denote a specific art version - this would be important later on. So when I wanted basic lands, I would add a line like "10 Mountain|TMP" or "20 Plains|3ED", and so on. I had manually created some of the opponent decks with a text editor, without using the import feature. I came across this with some of my old custom quest worlds. I think this changed some time between 20 but can't say when exactly. I take it there is not an option like this in the game? "Don't use alternate art for cards"? Or, "Only use images from main card folder"? DirectOrder Posts: 23 Joined:, 22:56 Has thanked: 8 times Been thanked: 5 timesĪs a slight (yet related) aside, there is something peculiar in how the game handles basic land card art for AI decks in the quest mode. If there is art for that card in the main folder, use it first and always. Whatever you do, don't look for the card art in a set folder first, even if the card was selected from a set. If you can't find a card with that name in the main folder, *only then* go and look for it in a set folder if they exist. If you find a card there with the name you are looking for, use that. When looking for card art, I don't care where you think it is or where it should be, look in the main folder first. So that brings me back to my original hope. The art does pull from the main folder when using random decks if the set folders are missing, but since the preconstructed decks were made using specifically selected set cards, they lose their art when the set folders are deleted. I found the culprit, it's the preconstructed decks. Thanks for any help you guys can provide! DirectOrder Posts: 23 Joined:, 22:56 Has thanked: 8 times Been thanked: 5 times Is this possible? Is there an option that says "Don't use alternate card art"? I just want to update the main /cards/ folder with HQ art and have the game pull all images from there. And I don't want to have to update 50 different subfolders with HQ art. Then I tried deleting all of the set folders so the game would only use the HQ images in the main folder, but when I got back into the game, many of the cards images were missing.Ĭan somebody explain how the game decides which image to use? And is there a way to force the game to only use the "main" image in the /cards/ folder? I don't care about having multiple images for cards. I understand that the additional folders house alternate art for cards from different sets, but when does Forge use these? I updated the images in the main (/cards/) folder with HQ art, but when I go into the game, many of the images are still pulling from the set folders. Can anybody explain to me how the image file structure works in Forge? I went into the "cards" folder, and there are, what looks like, images for each card, and then many folders with additional copies of the card images in them. Follow the Homebrew proxy configuration instructions. You may be unable to get resources from Homebrew unless you have correctly configured it to If an out-of-date version was installed, it could be because of a stale homebrew cache. brew update & brew install & brew upgrade link -overwrite version 1.x is installed A possible fix is to install and relink the dependency from Homebrew. 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Horn, who led the duo’s animal efforts, while Fischbacher headed up the illusions, had long projected a mythos around his own animal handling, describing a nearly supernatural bond cultivated through direct observation, conversation, even meditation. (In a stand-up routine that aired on HBO six months after the attack, Chris Rock mocked the notion that big cats could ever be domesticated, declaring, “That tiger went tiger!”) Lawrence, 45, says he sympathizes with the pair and believes they promulgated their storyline because the reality undermined a lifetime of image-building: that the self-styled “masters of the impossible” were capable of awe-inspiring interspecies bonds and that their wild beasts could be tamed into reliably docile creatures. “While Roy, unfortunately, bears the physical scars of the attack,” says Lawrence, “he definitely isn’t the only person that was left suffering in the aftermath of it.” He contends it was a version shaped by the illusionists to protect the brand, save face and cover up for a series of onstage handling errors made by Horn. Yet Lawrence - a figure central to the story, now speaking for the first time - says the official narrative of the night put out by the show isn’t what really happened. Today, he’s able to stroll short distances when not confined to a scooter and can talk only with difficulty. (The tiger, often misspelled as “Montecore” in the press, died in 2014 at age 17.) Fischbacher, now 79, went on to extravagantly care for his lifelong friend and former lover Horn, 74, at their Little Bavaria estate in Vegas, whose sprawling, rustic grounds are outfitted with hip-high rails along winding paths to make it easier for Horn to get around. Mantacore, deemed blameless, was reintegrated among the rest of the duo’s big-cat menagerie. After the incident, the show - a Vegas mainstay that grossed $45 million a year - shuttered permanently. 3, 2003, Horn’s 59th birthday - are now part of the pop culture firmament: Horn suffered an onstage stroke, the story goes, and Mantacore lunged at him in a misguided instinct to help. The events that unfolded that night - Oct. Soon, as Horn’s decades-long partner, Siegfried Fischbacher, cried out and the evening’s audience of 1,500 people watched agape, Mantacore dragged Horn’s unconscious body offstage through the ball-fringe curtains. Inside Amazon Studios: Big Swings Hampered by Confusion and Frustration A definitive version was subsequently published in Indagationes mathematicae, 5/4, 1994, 10. Changes may have been made to this work since it was submitted for publication. Changes resulting from the publishing process, such as peer review, editing, corrections, structural formatting, and other quality control mechanisms may not be reflected in this document. NOTICE: this is the author’s version of a work that was accepted for publication in Indagationes mathematicae. For a mixing shift of nite type, the associated automorphism group has a rich algebraic structure, and yet we have few criteria to distin-guish when two such groups are isomorphic. This subshift has periodic-point permutations that do not extend to automorphisms. THE STABILIZED AUTOMORPHISM GROUP OF A SUBSHIFT YAIR HARTMAN, BRYNA KRA, AND SCOTT SCHMIEDING Abstract. It will focus on algebraic and dynamical invariants such as group automorphisms. For an example of a topologically mixing Z^2-subshift of finite type, the endomorphism semigroup and automorphism group are computed explicitly. Algebraic and Combinatorial Invariants of Subshifts and Tilings. For Z^d-subshifts of finite type without strong specification, examples show that topological mixing is not sufficient to give any finite group in the automorphism group in general: in particular, End(S) may be an abelian semigroup. Under a strong irreducibility condition (strong specification), we show that Aut(S) contains any finite group. Let (S,s) be a Z^d-subshift of finite type. For a mixing shift of finite type, the associated automorphism group has a rich algebraic structure, and yet we have few criteria to distinguish when two. The NACA four-digit wing sections define the profile by: These figures and shapes transmitted the sort of information to engineers that allowed them to select specific airfoils for desired performance characteristics of specific aircraft. Engineers could quickly see the peculiarities of each airfoil shape, and the numerical designator ("NACA 2415," for instance) specified camber lines, maximum thickness, and special nose features. By 1929, Langley had developed this system to the point where the numbering system was complemented by an airfoil cross-section, and the complete catalog of 78 airfoils appeared in the NACA's annual report for 1933. According to the NASA website:ĭuring the late 1920s and into the 1930s, the NACA developed a series of thoroughly tested airfoils and devised a numerical designation for each airfoil - a four digit number that represented the airfoil section's critical geometric properties. NACA initially developed the numbered airfoil system which was further refined by the United States Air Force at Langley Research Center. The parameters in the numerical code can be entered into equations to precisely generate the cross-section of the airfoil and calculate its properties. The shape of the NACA airfoils is described using a series of digits following the word "NACA". The NACA airfoils are airfoil shapes for aircraft wings developed by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA). A: blue line = chord, green line = camber mean-line, B: leading-edge radius, C: xy coordinates for the profile geometry (chord = x axis y axis line on that leading edge) The templates in the template ranker are general forms of sentences, with variables for things like product names, dates, delivery times, and prices. But as we test and refine the generative model internally, we plan to begin introducing it into the customer-facing system as well. In the customer-facing system, we’re using the template ranker, which allows us to control the automated agent’s vocabulary. In our internal system, we’re testing both approaches. One uses a neural network to generate responses to customer utterances from scratch, and the other uses a neural network to choose among hand-authored response templates. In that paper, we compare two approaches. We described the basic principles behind both agents in a paper we presented last year at the annual meeting of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (NAACL). According to that metric, the new agents significantly outperform the old ones.Īt the same time that we’re testing a customer-facing neural agent, we’re also testing a variation on the system that suggests possible responses to our customer service representatives, saving them time. Automation rate combines two factors: whether the automated agent successfully completes a transaction (without referring it to a customer service representative) and whether the customer contacts customer service a second time within 24 hours. In randomized trials, we’ve been comparing the new neural agents to our existing rule-based systems, using a metric called automation rate. These agents can handle a broader range of interactions with better results, allowing our customer service representatives to focus on tasks that depend more on human judgment. On, we’ve started phasing in automated agents that use neural networks rather than rules. If the automated agent can’t handle a request, it refers the request to a human customer service representative. Typically, these agents are governed by rules, rather like flow charts that specify responses to particular customer inputs. Most text-based online customer service systems feature automated agents that can handle simple requests. To help our customer service agents provide support in new regions and with new customers, we’ve begun testing two neural-network-based systems, one that can handle common customer service requests automatically and one that helps customer service agents respond to customers even more easily. One of the ways Amazon continues to work towards its mission of being the “Earth’s most customer-centric company” is through a commitment to world-class customer service. |