... monitoring reports for assigned studies; managing, tracking and reporting on overall site budgets at regular intervals; driving and facilitating cross departmental work and communications to assure timely attainment of study milestones; conducting operational team meetings at regular intervals with CRAs, Documentation Specialists and others as needed; attend relevant symposia, conferences and scientific ...

...'ll add a watchdog timer board ($$$)...I think the usual implementation is for an executive to periodically reset a watchdog timer at some regular interval, less than the timer interval. If the timer ever does count down to zero, an interrupt will cause a callback to a procedure/process that does some cleanup...come to think of it ...

...: Glen is right about the ultimate calculation here: ! calculates percent of UB for b-a on a symmetric interval [snip]  inbounds =                749970  outbounds =                250030  ratio is      2.99952  percent =     25.0030      %% I wonder how big the interval can get before the numbers start to get "grainy" with b = -i_max + int( harvest * i_tot )? How ...

...in one's culinary arsenal. So often, with microwaves, people just plug in some minute or half-minute interval, and expect miracles. That cannot be. Each microwave is different, and even microwaves from the same maker ... the same power will be different. In my own cooking, I have found various odd numbered time intervals for different foods, sometimes combined with reduced power flows. And I have found that when used judiciously, ...

Ron Ford wrote: (snip, I wrote) The other half are negative numbers minus positive numbers, with the result below -8. Of course, you mean below negative seven, but the other half of cases is almost suggested by the custom quote there with the negative in front of the first arg and then the same positive values on the right. For twos complement it would be -8. In the large number limit, it won't make a big difference. ...

On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 02:26:26 -0800, glen herrmannsfeldt posted: Ron Ford wrote: (snip, I wrote) Do you think I should be more explicit with writing <snip>? As far as the original question, I believe it is one fourth, not one eighth. (snip) How did we miss half of the cases? (snip) %%- INT_MAX is 7. UB is invoked when the values are: %%- %%- 7 and any of -1, -2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -7, -8 %%- ...

..., Glen is right about the ultimate calculation here: ! calculates percent of UB for b-a on a symmetric interval implicit none integer, parameter :: i13 = selected_int_kind(13) integer(i13), parameter:: i_max = 32767 integer(i13), parameter:: ...2.99952 percent = 25.0030 %% Press RETURN to close window . . . I wonder how big the interval can get before the numbers start to get "grainy" with b = -i_max + int( harvest * i_tot ...

...:19 2008] MAKE TEST failed: PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /Volumes/Media/smoke/dev/perl-5.8.x/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(0, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t t/pod.....ok t/test.... # Failed test 'interval' # at t/test.t line 100. # got: 0 # expected: 1561 # Looks like you failed 1 test of 41. Dubious, test returned 1 (wstat 256, 0x100) Failed 1/41 subtests Test Summary Report ------------------- t/...

... # Failed test 'uptime(50000)' # at t/test.t line 62. # got: 6300 # expected: 27900 # Failed test 'uptime(60000)' # at t/test.t line 63. # got: 6300 # expected: 26400 # Failed test 'interval' # at t/test.t line 100. # got: 0 # expected: 1561 # Looks like you failed 7 tests of 41. Dubious, test returned 7 (wstat 1792, 0x700) Failed 7/41 subtests Test Summary Report ...

On Sep 17, 2:52 am, Ron Ford <r...@example.invalid> wrote: Why do I believe that b = min(max(1,ceiling(harvest*sides)),sides) is better than   b = -i_max + int( harvest * i_tot ) That's a matter of "taste". :-). For each of us our choice illustrates our own thought process. - e