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*These hardware requirements are considered minimal for professional usage, but depending on the expected use cases (mainly influenced by project size, amount of triangles and number of parts) it is recommended to invest in appropriate hardware (more memory, larger disk size, ...). More info can also be found on: -tips-and-tricks/magics:-performance
In this example, we shall define a Point class, which models a 2D point with x and y coordinates. We shall also overload the operators '+' and '*' by overriding the so-called magic methods __add__() and __mul__().
In Python, built-in operators and functions invoke the corresponding magic methods. For example, operator '+' invokes __add__(), built-in function len() invokes __len__(). Even though the magic methods are invoked implicitly via built-in operators and functions, you can also call them explicitly, e.g., 'abc'.__len__() is the same as len('abc').
Since different users having different sets of plugins provides a tracking vector that increases the chances of users being uniquely identified, user agents are encouraged to support the exact same set of plugins for each user.
Set a minimum value that most often results in the resources being loaded before they intersect the viewport under normal usage patterns for the given device.The typical scrolling speed: increase the value for devices with faster typical scrolling speeds.The current scrolling speed or momentum: the UA can attempt to predict where the scrolling will likely stop, and adjust the value accordingly.The network quality: increase the value for slow or high-latency connections.User preferences can influence the value. It is important for privacy that the lazy load root margin not leak additional information. For example, the typical scrolling speed on the current device could be imprecise so as to not introduce a new fingerprinting vector.
If name is applet, bgsound, blink, isindex, keygen, multicol, nextid, or spacer, then return HTMLUnknownElement.If name is acronym, basefont, big, center, nobr, noembed, noframes, plaintext, rb, rtc, strike, or tt, then return HTMLElement.If name is listing or xmp, then return HTMLPreElement.Otherwise, if this specification defines an interface appropriate for the element type corresponding to the local name name, then return that interface.If other applicable specifications define an appropriate interface for name, then return the interface they define.If name is a valid custom element name, then return HTMLElement.
I use it in a practical sense when we transfer large binary objects (images) via web services. So when I am testing a C# web service using a python script, the binary object can be recreated with a little magic.
The overriding technique is capture as much data as possible. That is the single most important task. The number of initialization vectors (IVs) that you need to determine the WEP key varies dramatically by key length and access point. Typically you need 250,000 or more unique IVs for 64 bit keys and 1.5 million or more for 128 bit keys. Clearly a lot more for longer key bit lengths. Then there is luck. There will be times that the WEP key can be determined with as few as 50,000 IVs although this is rare. Conversely, there will be times when you will need mulitple millions of IVs to crack the WEP key. The number of IVs is extremely hard to predict since some access points are very good at eliminating IVs that lead the WEP key.
At the start of each libpcap capture file some basic information is stored likea magic number to identify the libpcap file format. The most interestinginformation of this file start is the link layer type (Ethernet, 802.11,MPLS, etc.).
Methods: We used inpatient visits of a 500,000-patient sample from two Danish regions, between 18 May 2008 and 30 June 2016. Tokens from clinical notes recorded within 48 hours of admission were operationalised with a fastText embedding. For each of the 10,720 single-drug and drug-pair exposures from doorstep (i.e. at time of admission) medication profiles, we trained a feed-forward neural network predicting the risk of exposure using embedding vectors as inputs. We assessed signal relevance by manually reviewing top signals for UKU items (in 4 domains).
Introduction: COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by SARS-CoV-2, an ssRNA virus. The disease, since its first outbreak in Wuhan, China, in December 2019, has led to a global pandemic. Fortunately, several vaccines, which are based on different vector technologies, have been developed against the virus. Of note, among these vaccines, seven have been fully approved by WHO. However, despite the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination, some rare adverse effects have been reported and have been associated with the use of the vaccines developed against SARS-CoV-2, especially those based on mRNA and non-replicating viral vector technology. Rare adverse effects reported include allergic and anaphylactic reactions, thrombosis and thrombocytopenia, myocarditis/pericarditis, autoimmunity flares, neurological disorders, and others.
Objectives: Our pharmacovigilance study aims to evaluate the onset of CLS as AEFI with COVID-19 mRNA vaccines (Spikevax and Comirnaty) compared to viral vector vaccines (Janssen and Vaxzevria).
Overall, the ICSR reported by CLS were mainly related to the viral vector COVID-19, Vaxzevria®, (N=36) and Janssen®, (N=9), while the ICSR reported to vaccines COVID-19 mRNA were 39 (Comirnaty®, N=33; Spikevax®, N=6). Majority of ICSRs were reported by healthcare professionals (N=60; 71.4%). The non-healthcare professional represented the primary source in the 41.7% of Vaxzevria®-related ICSRs.
Majority of the patients were adult (N=49; 58.3%). The female gender accounted in more than 65% of ICSRs referred both to mRNA and viral vector vaccines. In particular, women were more represented in ICSRs referred to Spikevax® (83.3%) and to Vaxzevria® (72.2%).
The CLS outcome was more frequently favorable in mRNA ICSRs (N=13; 33,3%) than the viral vector ones (N=6; 13.3%). On the other hand, among the ICSRs reporting CLS with unfavorable outcome (N = 25; 29.8%) we found also 9 ICSRs describing fatal CLS (Comirnaty® N = 1; Vaxzevria® N = 4; Janssen® N = 4). 2b1af7f3a8