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Hyderabad Tourism
Hyderabad Travel Guide
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Telangana Tourism Destinations
Hyderabad Info
- State: Telangana
- Famous for/as: Heritage
- Altitude: 542 m
- Pincode: 500001
- District: Rangareddi
- Language: Telugu,Urdu
- STD code: 040
- Weather: Summer 21 to 39°C, Winter 14 to 20°C
History of Hyderabad
Hyderabad is the capital city of the state of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh of South India. Located on the Deccan Plateau, Hyderabad is the fifth largest city of India. The 400-year-old city is located on the banks of the River Musi. Hyderabad was founded by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the fifth sovereign of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, in the year 1591. Initially, Golconda was the capital of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, who ruled over Deccan during the period 1512 - 1687. The name Hyderabad literally means "city of Hyder" since it was named after Queen Hyder Mahal, wife of King Qutab Shah. With the help of Iranian architects, Hyderabad was erected in a grid format. The city was modeled on the city of Isfahan of Iran. With the construction of Hyderabad city, it became the capital city of Qutb Shahi rulers.
People and Culture of Hyderabad
The cultural facet of Hyderabad is distinctly different from the Telugu culture of the rest of Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad has a rich Hyderabadi culture of its own, a blend of Persian and Telugu cultures, which flourished under the reign of the Qutb Shahis. Hyderabad is also known as the "City of Nizams" since it was ruled for a long time by the Nizams. The Nizams of Hyderabad were famous as the wealthiest royals in the history of India. Today, Hyderabad is one of the leading centers of information technology. The emerging Biotech and IT industries have given the city a global platform. The thriving tourism and IT industries have brought Marriott, Novotel, and Taj, the giants in the hospitality industry, to this metropolis.
Things To Do in Hyderabad
Tourists who visit Hyderabad can witness the blend of ancestral heritage and modern technology. The deep-rooted cultural history of Hyderabad is evident from its monuments, mosques, temples, varied art forms and crafts. The monuments, minarets, and mosques of Hyderabad with its impressive architectural style attract visitors. Charminar, Jama Masjid, Golconda Fort, Salarjung Museum, Osmania University, Paigah Tombs, Qutub Shahi Tombs, Raymond Tomb, Birla Mandir, Hussain Sagar, Ramoji Film City, etc. are some of the popular attractions of the city of Hyderabad.
Hyderabad also celebrates the Deccan Festival is organized by the Department of Tourism, Andhra Pradesh, every year on 25th February. This five-day long festival reflects the culture and highlights Hyderabad's arts, crafts, culture and the famous Nawabi cuisine. The pulsating nightlife of Hyderabad is also a major tourist attraction. The bylanes of the Charminar and the authentic Hyderabadi and Andhra cuisine has made Hyderabad a haven for shopaholics and foodies.
The best time to visit Hyderabad is October to March.Hyderabad can be reached from destinations around the country by air, rail, and road. There are two International Airports in Hyderabad, Hyderabad International Airport; Rajiv Gandhi International Terminal and a domestic terminal; N T Rama Rao Domestic Terminal, connected with almost all major cities of India and the world. Secunderabad and Nampally Railway stations are well connected to all major cities. The city is also well connected by buses run by the state government and other private operators to regions within the state as well as neighboring states.
Hyderabad is one of the weekend getaway options for travelers living in Bangalore.
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- Chandra dhar tewari
- 6 Reviews
- Posted 2 months ago
The city is awesome. Being well connected by roads and public transportation, the city experiences the least woes of modern metros like traffic jams. The people know Hindi, Telugu and English. The city's food in general is cheap and is awesome for non-veg lovers. The police administration is also good. The terrain is rugged and mountanious. Besides char minar there are a lot of historical places like Golconda fort, Hasan lake and Birla Mandir. The basic amenities like electricity and water are good. In all it is a good place for travelling and living.
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- Ketan chawda
- 3 Reviews
"Perfect Destination For Holiday."
- Posted 2 months ago
Awesome & Huge Airport of Hyderabad. Tourist spot to visit is :
1)Ramoji Film city
2)Ntr Garden
3)Lumbini park
5)Salarjung Museum
6)Nizam Museum
7)Nehru zoology
8)Buddha statue in Hussain sagar lake
9)Birla Temple
10)Chowmahalla palace
And many more.
Visitors should also try the Hyderabad Famous Biryani..
They should visit Charminar in Evening also to see the Charminar in multi colour Light.
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- Suresh Gorle
- 1 Review
"Nice city with lots of good places"
- Posted 2 months ago
Hyderabad is a good place to visit anyone but the only problem is traffic, it's the reason why I missed my flight once I have visited so many places like Charminar and Nehru park etc. I stayed in hotels for about 4 to 5 hotels. We had good experience.
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- Alka Mehrotra
- Lives in Bareilly
- 7 Reviews
- Posted 3 months ago
We went Hyderabad last week very good city we feel there is all religions for hindus there are lot of temples which we visited it was very beautiful designed for muslim community there is charminar which is located in heart of city we went ramoji film city also we enjoyed a lot there all type of activities like filling the fuel, horse ridindg, train sawari lot of fun there and we enjoyed in Hyderabad famous hydrabadi biryaani also. We went by train Delhi to Shirdi than Shirdi to Hyderabad we stay there with my family friend so we didn't feel language problems otherwise there is difficult for understanding the tamil languege because all taxi auto driver can't talk in hindi they understand all languages but cummicution is difficult with them
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- Lokesh pullur
- 2 Reviews
- Posted 3 months ago
Hyderabad is a wonderful city. I like Hyderabadi biryani very much and I used to eat it everyday during my stay. It's a good tourist place consisting of Charminar, Golconda, Hussain sagar, Museums what not everything is just awesome. I think you should visit once.
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- Sanandana karnick
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- 5 Reviews
- Posted 3 months ago
We had been to Hyderabad this summer, just because to go to Basara, Saraswathi Temple. We stayed in Hotel Imperial, booked through Makemytrip. Com and its a good budget hotel and easily accessible. 11th May, 2017 we went to Basara, while coming back, we went to one more temple, I. E ., Janakampet Narasimha Swamy temple. Very blessed to visit to these temples. Very HOT.
On 12th we went to Yadagiri Gutta Narasimha Swamy Temple, it is around 70 KMs away from Hyderabad and it is under renovation. Road is good and from there, our plan was to visit CHAYA SOMESHWARA Temple and on the way, we visited one more temple I Jade Ramalingeshwara Temple on a hill top. Then we went to Chaya Someshwara Temple. Chaya means, shadow. Two pillars shadow will become one shadow and forms Shadow Shiva Linga, Chaya Someshwara, We are really blessed to visit this place. In the same temple, Dattatreya is also there and the moment we enter this Garbhagudi, our shadow forms 3 Shadows. And interestingly next to this Surya Bhagavan is there. The moment we enter this Garbha Gudi, 2 Shadows will appear. Excellent construction around 1000 years back. VAASTU SHILPA
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- Arthamashwini
- 1 Review
- Posted 3 months ago
Superb so nice
Family time full enjoy
So good place to visit
All types of food are available in Hyderabad
There so many to visit in the Hyderabad
Like Golconda. Charminar zoo park salarjun museum
Ramoji film city Annapurna studios ocean Park thank bund
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- Divyasaikumar
- 2 Reviews
- Posted Apr 17, 2017
Hyderabad is a city which is busy for the maximum time. In Hyderabad there are so many places to visit like golkonda, tankband, inorbitmall, prasadimax etc
Mainly the buddha statue in centre of lake gives a special attraction for the tourists who come for Hyderabad. Coming to the cost of living in hyderbad we can live with low budget also there are so many multicusine restaurants in hyderbad example ABC restaurant in that restaurant food is super and the service too
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- D harikishore kumar reddy
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"City with huge traffic and hot weather"
- Posted Apr 7, 2017
Although Hyderabad is nice place to visit during summer it's hard to roam in the city. During the summer it's hard to walk on the streets meantime heavy traffic is another problem.
Besides these problems during my visit I experienced huge troubles with ATMs. There is no money in many ATMs, some places do not have card swiping machines. For instance Birla science museum also do not have swiping machine.
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- Vicky Vivek
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"Hyderabad, city of religion, beauty, love, and life"
- Posted Apr 4, 2017
Hyderabad is the capital of southern India's Telangana state. A major center for the technology industry, it's home to many upscale restaurants and shops. Its historic sites include Golconda Fort, a former demonstrating center that was once the Qutb Shahi dynastic capital. The Charminar, a 16th-century mosque whose 4 arches support towering minarets, is an old city landmark near the longstanding Laad Bazaar.
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So far, no nearer approach to the status of the practising architect of today had been reached than that of the master builder, but in Elizabeth's time individual designers, who submitted plans and sketch designs—known as " drafts "—for houses of distinction, made their appearance. In 1563 John Shute, who seems to have studied in Italy, published his "Chief Grandes of Architecture," with drawings of the " Orders," and John Thorpe, Robert and Huntingdon Smithson and Thomas Holt, are English wall panelling oak panelling designers whose names are associated with the greater Elizabethan and Jacobean houses ; they encouraged symmetrical planning wall panelling oak panelling designs, together with elevations distinguished by strong horizontal lines and applied classic " Orders."
Planning on symmetrical lines advanced steadily. The quadrangular plan, frequently with more than one court, was adhered to, but E and H shaped plans, with central block and projecting wings, were favoured because they admitted more light and air, while a spacious walled forecourt ensured a welcoming and dignified approach (Diagram XVIII).
Building materials were the stone, brick and timber of the locality as in earlier days. The external treatment of smaller houses shows little more departure from tradition than the employment of pilasters and entablature about the entrance doorway. Changes of a more definite nature are seen in the greater houses. The entrance doorway usually set in a projecting porch, presents a general use of classic features. The medieval string-course gradually gave way to the classic cornice and various forms of curved gables—of Flemish origin —provided the picturesque skyline which was enhanced by turrets, heraldic finials and lofty chimney-stacks, even when roofs were flat and concealed behind ornamental parapets. Elaboration of wall panelling oak panelling designs detail has seldom been carried further than in Elizabethan and Jacobean houses, and gateways, balustrades and even rain-water heads (Page 13), were singled out for display. Square-headed mullioned windows were universal and the bay window maintained its importance and was often carried the whole height of the house.
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Passages and corridors were fitted with wall panelling oak panelling afforded improved access to rooms on all floors and three especially characteristic features are the long gallery, the great staircase and the internal lobby. The gallery, conducive to the enjoyment of music and the display of pictures, usually occupied the whole length of the house on the topmost floor. The hall had now become a fine entrance vestibule and its importance diminished with the provision of more private apartments. Broad staircases, with short straight flights and wide landings, tall newel posts with ornamental tops, and flat or turned balusters came into fashion in place of the old circular newel staircase. Towards the middle of the XVIIth century strapwork balustrading was occasionally used instead of balusters.
New ideas were freshly expressed in the wall panelling oak panelling designs for the decoration of the interior. The xvith century established its own standard of stateliness and dignity, as well as of comfort, and it required that walls, fireplaces, ceilings and staircases should be ornately treated. In oak panelling, the " linen-fold " gave way to plain panelling in a variety of rectangular shapes, surrounded by mouldings usually " mitred " at the angles. When a richer effect was desired, carved pilasters and friezes and the characteristic strapwork ornament were introduced ; intricate patterns sometimes filled the panels, and some use was made of inlaid woods of different colours. After the middle of the xvith century the art of working plaster decoratively was encouraged and plaster ceilings excelled in skilful treatment. Whether flat or curved, moulded ribs in elaborate geometrical patterns with pendants at the intersections, floral ornament in the interspaces and strap-work devices covered the whole surface. The most distinctive feature, however, is the chimneypiece ; few houses are without an ornate example of wall panelling and oak panelling designs. The usual materials were wood and stone, occasionally marble, and sometimes modelled plasterwork for the overmantel. The fireplace opening was framed in varying versions of columns, pilasters and entablature, and a similar arrangement above formed an elaborate overmantel in which frequently the family arms formed the central decoration. For the sumptuous effects to be obtained from oak panelling and furniture, coloured plaster work and stained glass, these interiors have never been excelled, but they lack the reticence that could come only with more chastened imaginations than were possessed by the Elizabethans.
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Military Architecture XIIIth & XIVth Centuries
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Gothic Architecture 12th-16th Centuries
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The review copied in below is from my ex-wife who used Mr Kristall as her attorney. I'll let you read it then you can compare it to the truths that are posted throughout this site.
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Mr. Kristall WON a ten-day custody trial for me and my child. After years of abuse from the other party, i called on Mr. Kristall last minute and he was there for me and my child and did a phenomenal job!
Mr. Kristall kept me informed at all times and although he was provoked as we were constantly personally viciously attacked by the others party and counsel, Mr. Kristall not only showed it but was the best adult role model I've ever met.
I personally recommend Mr. Kristall to anyone looking for civil mature closure, and solutions to what is truly best for children that may feel stuck in the middle. He is kind, knowledgeable, professional, provides excellent customer service and the Only attorney I'd want by my side in a time a crisis.
My 2 cents worth:
- Won a 10 day custody trial? No, custody was handed to them by the now proven unethical and lying Judge Deborah Ross Adams. Judge Adams ignored the fact that our son told her that he wanted to go to school where his dad lives. She let mom slide on admitted child abuse. She limited dad to recent 3 years for testimony but allowed mom to give testimony almost exclusively from 10 years ago. she ignored the fact that the mediator lied about the blood drawing incident and lastly, she awarded custody to mom even after the mediator said that she would change custody IF mom in fact, practiced drawing blood. She knew these facts and STILL awarded mom custody. WHY? Because tey are biased and unethical. Deny that.
- ...although he was provoked as we were constantly personally viciously attacked by the others party and counsel,???? I would love to see any proof of ANY attack from me. As a matter of fact, it was WAYNE who did the attacking. Because he was constantly unprepared for court, his tactic was blind attacks and accusations that were without warrant. (I will provide transcripts to anyone that wants proof).
- Mr. Kristall not only showed it but was the best adult role model I've ever met.: WHAT??? When was he a good role model? Was it when he came to court offering custody as long as you didn't have to pay child support or when he reneged on that deal?
- Nope, it must have been when Wayne Kristall lied to the police to help you deny me rightful parenting time.
- Nope, I know, it was when Wayne Kirstall went to the DMC medical center and showed his ass so bad that they refused to continue to treat our son and insisted that we seek a new doctor. YUP, Class "A" role model there. Now that I think about it, that explains a LOT.
- Did he also instruct you to practice drawing our sons blood because you thought it would be fun?
- He is kind, knowledgeable, professional, provides excellent customer service.. I know of a day when he refused to respond to a knock at his door and when called on the phone he angrily insisted that the "service" could be slipped under his door. Professional? Yeh right. read the last paragraph. Professional attorneys do NOT dodge service, lie to police for their clients, threated doctors and their staff, miss important court filing dates and much more but, you get the picture.


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Red Bull driver Kimi Raikkonen has completed his final test ahead of next week's Rally Finland - the first World Rally Championship round the former Formula 1 world champion has experience of.
The 30-year-old Citroen Junior Team driver spent the last two days on roads close to Jyvaskyla, the base for the eighth round of this year's WRC, driving the C4 WRC he will use in competition next week.
Raikkonen contested Rally Finland last season, driving his own Abarth Grande Punto and running well in the Group N category before he crashed off the road.
Raikkonen said: "The test went really well, and it was great for us to have this experience before starting Rally Finland. Of course it helps a bit that I have done the rally last year, but the World Rally Car is such a step up from the Super 2000 car that it is like driving a completely different rally.
"We tested everything that we wanted to, and it was also useful to have the experience of preparing pace notes on these fast and technical roads. I'm really looking forward to Rally Finland: as a Grand Prix driver I never really got the chance to compete in the top class at home before, so I think that it's going to be a lot of fun.
"We made a few adjustments to the car during the test but nothing major: I think we are in a good position to start the rally now."
His experienced co-driver Kaj Lindstrom, who has competed on the Rally Finland 10 times, is also looking forward to the eighth round of this year's World Rally Championship.
"I have been lucky enough to have had some great memories of competing on the Rally Finland, but I'm sure that this is going to be a very special one too," said Lindstrom. "It's always a huge pleasure for me and for Kimi to drive in front of our home crowd, and we hope that we can give everybody something to remember.
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Raikkonen will now have a few days off before the recce for the Rally Finland gets underway on Tuesday 27 July. The rally starts in the evening of Thursday 29 July and finishes on Saturday 31 July: an innovation for the 60th anniversary of the event.
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Hard Disk in a frame
Ever opened-up a faulty hard-disk to see what's inside? It looks pretty cool, and you can get some very strong neodymium magnets out of it. SWAG!
Another cool usage is to display the opened hard-disk on your wall or desk, as art.
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Instruction on how to disassemble the Asus A52J laptop in order to replace the hard-disk.
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|Application number
|Publication date
|May 15, 1990
|Filing date
|Nov 23, 1988
|Priority date
|Nov 23, 1988
|Fee status
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|Publication number
|Mark M. Schaffer
|Original Assignee
|International Business Machines Corporation
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (16), Classifications (8), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The invention is in the field of arithmetic operations performed by a digital computer and more particularly concerns detection of errors in add, subtract, multiply, divide, and square root operations performed by a digital computer.
In the prior art, means and techniques are provided for verifying the correctness of arithmetic and logical operation results. Apparatus are known for employing residue correlatives of the operands and results of add and subtract operations to check the veracity of the results. An apparatus is also taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,227,865 for residue-based verification of a division operation.
However, the prior art does not include a single apparatus employing residue techniques to verify the outcomes of all of the arithmetic operations encountered in modern digital computing. In this regard, no single apparatus is known which can, based upon residues, check the results of add, subtract, multiply, divide, and root-taking operations.
Given the emphasis in modern computer design upon reduction of size and component count, it is manifest that manifold functionality for computer components is very desirable. In this vein, the inventor provides a single computer component with the ability to perform verification for the outcome of any one of these arithmetic operations.
The invention is founded upon the critical observation that the complex operations of residue checking for divide and square root operations can be reduced to simple operations including only addition and multiplication. Addition and multiplication also form the essential complement of operations necessary to perform residue checking of add, subtract, and multiply operations.
In this application, the term "residue checking" refers to the use of the mathematical residues of operands, results, and remainders to verify the result of a mathematical operation. Relatedly, the "residue" refers to the remainder produced by modulo-N division of a number.
The invention is expressed as an improvement in an arithmetic processor which performs arithmetic operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, divisior and square root, the operations being performed on a pair of binary operands A and B, the operations producing a result, and at least the division and square root operations providing a remainder. The improvement is an apparatus for residue checking the results of all of these operations. The residue checking apparatus includes provision for producing residue signals, a first residue signal indicating a residue of A, a second residue signal indicating a residue of B, a third residue signal indicating a residue of the result, and a fourth residue signal indicating a residue of the difference produced by subtracting a remainder from B. An arithmetic unit is provided for multiplying two residule quantities to produce a residue result signal. A first selector is attached to the provision for producing the residue signals and to the arithmetic unit for selectively providing a pair of the residue signals to the arithmetic unit. The first selector provides a first pair of residue signals including the first and third residue signal at the end of a divide operation and a second pair of residue signals including the second residual signal and third residue signal at the end of a square root operation. A comparator is connected to the provision for producing residue signals and to the arithmetic unit for comparing the fourth residue signal with the residue result signal to produce an error signal when the fourth residue signal is not equal to the residue result signal.
In the improvement, the first selector provides a third pair of residue signals including the first and second residue signals to the arithmetic unit during a multiplication operation. The improvement further includes a second selector connected to the provision for producing the residue signal and to the comparator for selectively providing the fourth residue signal to the comparator when the first or second pair of residue signals is provided to the arithmetic unit and the third residue signal to the comparator when the third pair of residue signals is provided to the arithmetic unit.
In the improvement, the arithmetic unit includes an adder for adding a pair of residue signals to produce the residue result signal, the adder adding the first and second residue signals during an add or subtract operation to produce the residue result signal, the second selector providing the third residue signal to the comparator when the adder adds the first and second residue signals to produce the residue results signal.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide a residue checking apparatus which can verify the result of an add, subtract, multiply, divide, or square root operation performed on a pair of operands.
Other objects and advantages of this invention will become evident when the following description is read in conjunction with the below-summarized drawings.
FIG. 1 is the block diagram of a modern arithmetic unit performing add, subtract, multiply, divide, or square root operations on a pair of operands, A and B.
FIG. 2 is a timing diagram including waveforms illustrating a sequence of events occurring during arithmetic operations.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating the invention.
FIGS. 4-7 are waveform diagrams illustrating timing of operations of the invention while performing residue checking of add class, multiply, divide, and square root instruction results.
In this description, the existence of a digital computer capable of performing a basic complement of arithmetic operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and square root-taking on a pair of operands, A and B, is presumed. Such capability is found, for example, in the SYSTEM/370 computer family produced by the International Business Machines Corporation, the assignee of this patent application. Means for performing these operations in such computers are presumed. A representative block diagram of a functional unit performing these operations is illustrated in FIG. 1.
In FIG. 1, a pair of operands, A and B, consisting of digital representations of decimal numbers are provided to a pair of registers, 10 and 12, respectively. Some operations, such as subtraction, require complementation of operand B. Complementation of B is performed conventionally in complementing circuitry (C) represented by block 13, which responds to a complementation signal (COMP) to perform a complementing operation on operand B.
After registration, the operands A and B are provided to an arithmetic unit 14 which performs one of the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or root-taking (A, S, M, D, SQR). In these operations, operand A is augmented by B in addition, decremented by B for subtraction, and multiplied by B in multiplication, to produce a result (RLT). In the division operation, operand B is divided by A to produce a result (RLT) and a remainder scaled by A (REM/A). In the root-taking operation, RLT is found by taking the square root of a value given by the operand B diminished by a quantity denoted as REM. As is conventional, the square root operation is an iterative one in which the result is a digital value assembled bit-by-bit by operating on the value (B-REM). In each cycle, B is reduced by REM.
At the end of the divide and square root operations, a register (SREG) 16 holds the values (REM/A) and (REM), respectively. This value is denoted as REMAINDER in FIG. 1. The result of the arithmetic operation is held by result register 18 (RESULT) where it is available for use during programming execution.
In keeping with modern functional unit design, the arithmetic unit of FIG. 1 is pipelined, permitting the issue and initiation of an instruction subsequent to the one being performed by the arithmetic unit 14. As an artifact of pipelining, the registers 10 and 12, 14 and 18 are operated in a sequence determined by a process count/control entity 20. The process control entity 20 receives a decoded command (CMD) indicative of the type of operation required by an issued arithmetic instruction. In response to this command, a sequence of gating signals is provided to the registers. A START signal signifying the beginning of an arithmetic operation enters the operands A and B into the registers 10 and 12 and initiates internal operations of the unit. When the divide and square root operations are completed (D/SQ CMP), a remainder value is entered in the SREG 16. Last, the result is registered at 18 in response to a gate result (GRLT) signal.
Residue checking techniques are commonly used in processors to check the ADD, SUBTRACT, and MULTIPLY operations. This invention involves an apparatus which performs a residue check for these operations, as well as for DIVIDE and SQUARE ROOT operations, when all five operations are performed by a pipelined functional unit such as that illustrated in FIG. 1. As is conventional, the algorithms employed by pipelined functional units to use DIVIDE and SQUARE ROOT operations perform iterations which retire one bit of a result per iteration. After a number of cycles, the result and remainder are available as described above.
In order to perform a residue check on the operations undertaken by a pipelined function unit such as that in FIG. 1, the residue of operands A and B and the residue of the result must be generated. For the DIVIDE and SQUARE ROOT operations, the residue of the remainder must also be generated. The residue check is done by performing on the residue of the operands the same operation that is done on the operands by the functional unit. The result of the operations performed on the residue is referred to as the "residue result". If no errors have occurred in either operation, the residue result will be identical to the residue of the functional unit result available in register 18 of FIG. 1. The equations for the operations and the corresponding equations for the residue check are shown in Table 1.
In Table I, RES denotes a residue, SQR the square root, A operand A, B, operand B, RLT denotes a result, and REM the remainder.
For the ADD class (ADD and SUBTRACT)and MULTIPLY operations, residue check operations are performed in the same manner as in the functional unit of FIG. 1. For the DIVIDE and SQUARE ROOT operation, the equations are rearranged as follows: ##EQU1##
Rearranging the equations has reduced the complex residue operations of the DIVIDE and SQUARE ROOT operations into simple equations of ADD and MULTIPLY. Now, residue check hardware can be realized which performs residue checking for the ADD class and MULTIPLY operations and, with the addition of only one residue generator for the remainder, the checker can also perform residue checking for DIVIDE and SQUARE ROOT operations.
FIG. 3 illustrates a residue checker which is structured and operates according to the invention. In the residue checker of FIG. 3, four residue generators 40, 42, 48, and 50 are indicated. It is asserted that residue generation is well-known in the art and requires no further explanation here, other than to say that in the preferred embodiment residue is generated in these generators by modulo-15 division. Resultantly, the residue of any binary digital number provided to one of these generators is given by the remainder produced when the number is divided by 15. Residue generation is described specifically for modulo 9 operation in U.S. Pat. No. 3,816,728, incorporated herein by reference, and assigned to the assignee of this application. It is asserted that modulo 15 residue calculation is a simple extension of the teaching in this incorporated patent. The residue generator 50 generates the residue of the quantity produced by subtracting the remainder from operand B. In this regard, the residue generator 50 operates by first complementing the remainder value and combining the complemented remainder value with operand B to generate the residue of the quantity (B-REM). Again, this is a straight-forward function practiceable by known techniques.
The structure of the invention is now described with reference to FIG. 3. In FIG. 3, the operands A and B are fed from registers 10 and 12, respectively, of FIG. 1 to the residue generators 40 and 42, respectively, in FIG. 3. The residues generated are stored in gated registers 44 and 46. The result value available from the register 18 in FIG. 1 is fed to the residue generator 48, while the complement of the remainder is combined with the residue of operand B in residue generator 50. The residue of the quantity (B - REM) is entered into a gated register 52. An arithmetic unit for combining residue signals available from the gated registers 44 and 46 and the generator 48 includes a mod-15 multiplier 54 and mod-15 arithmetic logic unit (ALU) 56. The ALU 56 includes a conventional gated adder. The ALU 56 will add quantities at ports A1 and A2, or quantities at ports B1 and B2 according to the state of a signal input at a SELECT port of the ALU 56. The inputs to the ALU ports A1 and A2 are obtained from the residue registers 44 and 46, respectively. The inputs to the ALU ports B1 and B2 are taken from the C and S outputs, respectively, of the mod-15 multiplier 54. Thus, for one state of the signal at the select port, the ALU will add the residue of operand A to the residue of operand B. In response to the complementary state of the signal, the ALU 56 will add the C and S signals provided by the multiplier 54. The result of addition performed by the ALU 56 is entered into a gated ALU result register 58. A pair of selection circuits include, first, gated assemblers 60 and 62, and second, a gated assembler 70. The first assembler 60 of the first selection circuit receives at inputs A and B the output of the generator 48 and the register 44. According to a gate signal, the assembler will selectively pass one of the two input signals. The gated assembler 62 similarly passes either the output of the residue generator 48 or the output of the register 46 according to date of the gate signal. The second selection circuit consisting of the gated assembler 70 passes either the output of the residue generator 48 or the output of the gated register 52. A compare circuit 76 consisting of a standard 2-input, 4-bit comparator compares the digital value from the gated assembler 70 with the digital value contained in the register 58. If the values are unequal, the comparator 76 outputs a signal, denoted as the ERROR signal, having a positive value. Otherwise, if the values are identical, the comparator 76 provides a zero or inactive value for the ERROR signal. The ERROR signal output by the comparator 76 is captured in a gated latch 80.
The residue checker of FIG. 3 also includes a residue checker control circuit 90, a conventional clocked, state machine which receives the instruction command (CMD), the clock (CLK), START, GATE RLT, and D/SQ COM signals provided to the arithmetic unit of FIG. 1 by the process count control unit 20. In response to those signals, the control circuit 90 outputs a signal sequence including a plurality of gate signals. In this regard, the first gate signal GATE RES A/B is the gating signal fed to the registers 44 and 46. The GATE MAU signal is fed to the select input of the ALU; 56. The signal GATE RTA selects one of the two inputs available to the assembler 60. The signal GATE RTB selects one of the two inputs available to the assembler 62 and to the assembler 70. A signal GATE REMAINDER is provided by the control circuit 90 to the register 52, enabling the register 52 to capture the output of the residue generator 50. A signal GATE RESULT provided by the control circuit 90 to the register 58, enables the register to latch the output of the ALU 56. Finally, a GATE ERROR signal latches the output of the comparator 76 into the latch 80.
With reference now to FIGS. 4-7, the operation of the residue checker of 53 can be understood. In these figures, waveforms are presented which illustrate the operation. A first waveform in each figure is labeled CLK, and represents a clock signal common to both the functional unit of FIG. 1 and the residue checker of FIG. 3. The clock signal is a conventional cycling clock signal which establishes an 8 cycle pipeline sequence labeled PIPE. Each of the pipeline sequence cycles signifies gating of one of 8 levels of pipeline registers. Thus, the cycle GR2 refers to the pipe cycle in which all registers at level 2 of the pipeline are gated. In FIGS. 5-7, gaps appear in both the CLK and PIPE waveforms, denoting the processing of an iterative algorithm by the functional unit of FIG. 1. The PIPE signal is understood to be internal to the residue checker control unit 90.
FIG. 4 illustrates the operational sequence of the residue checker of FIG. 3 for ADD class operations, including those supporting ADD and SUBTRACT instructions. After the CMD signal for an ADD class instruction is received and decoded by the control circuit 90 and when the START signal is received, denoting commencement of the operation, the A and B operands are available to the residue generators 40 and 42, respectively. During the first PIPE cycle after receipt of the CMD signal and the START signal, the GATE RES A/B signal is pulsed at GR3, resulting in gating of the residue of operand A into register 44 and the residue of operand B into register 46. The GATE MAU signal is inactive. Consequently, the ALU 56 adds the residue of A to the residue of B and provides the result as an output. At the same time, the GATE RTB signal is inactive, resulting in the residue of the result being passed through the gated assembler 70 to the compare circuit 76. At GR5, the GATE RESULT signal is activated, entering the output of the ALU 56 into the register 58. Since the output of register 58 follows its input, the sum of the residues of A and B is also provided to the comparator 76. Now the comparator 76 sets its output according to the equality or inequality of the signals presented at its input. In this case, the input signals are the residue of the result and the sum of the residues of the operands. This residue checking operation satisfies the ADD and SUBTRACT equations given in the first two rows of TABLE I. The output of the comparator 76 is latched into the error latch 80 when the GATE ERROR signal is activated at GR7.
The residue checking operation for the outcome of a MULTIPLY instruction depends on the same residues checked in the add class operations. The sole difference in the operation of the circuit of FIG. 3 is that, during a MULTIPLY operation, the signal GATE MAU is activated by the control circuit 90 to provide the outputs of the multiplier 54 to the ALU 56 through the B1 and B2 inputs, respectively. The multiplier 54 receives the A and B residues through the gated assemblers 60 and 62. In this case, the A and B residues are multiplied in the multiplier 54, with the CARRY and SAVE signals resulting from the multiplication added by the ALU 56 to produce the result of multiplying the operands. This result is compared with the residue of the result, with the ERROR signal being latched as described above. This operation satisfies the equation in the third row of Table I.
FIG. 6 illustrates the timing sequence for a DIVIDE residue check operation. In the residue checking operation for the DIVIDE operation, the output of the multiplier 54 is connected to the ALU by activation of the GATE MAU signal during the GR0 cycle of the PIPE sequence. Simultaneously, the GATE RTB signal is activated. The active GATE RTB signal switches the inputs of the assemblers 62 and 70 from their A to their B ports. Now, the residue of operand A, passing through the assembler 60, is multiplied with the residue of the result, passing through the B input of the assembler 62. The multiplier 54 is connected to the B1 and B2 ports of the ALU56 by virtue of the activation of the GATE MAU signal. Now, the GATE RTB signal connects the B input of the assembler 70, which is the output of the register 52, to the assembler output. When the DIVIDE operation is complete and after receipt of the D/SQ CMP signal, the output of the residue generator 50 generates the quantity (B-REM) RES, which is gated into the register 52 during the GR6 cycle by the GATE REMAINDER signal. Next, the output of the ALU 56 is captured in register 58 by the activation of the GATE RESULT signal during the GR7 cycle of the PIPE sequence. Now, the comparator 76 compares the product of the residue of operand A and the residue of the result of the DIVIDE operation, the product being held in the register 58, with the value in the register 52, thereby establishing the relationship of equation (1). The result is gated to the register 80 by the GATE ERROR signal in the last cycle of the PIPE sequence.
The operational sequence for the SQUARE ROOT residue checking operation is illustrated in FIG. 7. This residue checking sequence is substantially equivalent to the DIVIDE residue check sequence of FIG. 6 with 2 exceptions. First, the GATE RTA signal is activated concurrently with the GATE MAU and GATE RTB signals. This provides the residue of the result from the generator 48 through both of the assemblers 60 and 62 to the multiplier 54. The effect, of course, is to square the residue of the result, which is required by the right-hand side of the relationship of equation (2). The second difference is the activation of the GATE REMAINDER signal at the end of the iterative square root algorithm, just prior to GR4. This is because the remainder is not a product of the operation, but rather exists at all times during the operation. Therefore, it can be acquired earlier than the division remainder. With the signal sequence as given in FIG. 7, the square of the residue of the functional unit result is compared in the comparator 76 with the quantity in the register 52, thereby establishing the relationship of equation (2). The outcome of the comparison is provided as the error signal latched into the register 80.
Obviously, many modifications and variations of this description of the invention will occur to those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of this invention.
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STUDY DESIGN A prospective clinical trial was conducted. OBJECTIVES To compare the results of fusion versus nonfusion for surgically treated burst fractures of the thoracolumbar and lumbar spine. SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA The operative results of surgically treated burst fractures with short segmental fixation have been well documented. There is no… (More)
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OBJECTIVES To evaluate the therapeutic effect of extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) in shoulders with chronic calcific tendinitis, to compare the functional outcomes of ESWT and transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy, and to investigate which types of calcium deposit effectively respond to ESWT. DESIGN Randomized controlled trial.… (More)
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PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to compare the clinical and imaging outcomes of single-row and double-row suture anchor fixation in arthroscopic rotator cuff repair with emphasis on analysis of the effect of various tear size on repair integrity. METHODS Fifty-three patents were randomized to either single-row or double-row rotator cuff repair at… (More)
STUDY DESIGN A single-institution, single-surgeon retrospective review. OBJECTIVE To evaluate the clinical results of long posterior instrumentation with short posterior or posterolateral fusion for pyogenic spondylodiscitis of the thoracic and lumbar spine retrospectively. SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA There are controversies concerning the optimal… (More)
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INTRODUCTION It was hypothesized that multiple injections of cryopreserved bone marrow (BM) would promote fracture healing. MATERIALS AND METHODS Experiments were performed to select a method for freezing BM nucleated cells based on the recovery rate, and to investigate the effects of frozen BM nucleated cells on fracture healing in a rabbit fracture… (More)
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Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have the capacity for renewal and the potential to differentiate into multiple lineages of mesenchymal tissues. In the laboratory, MSCs have the tendency to adhere to culture dish plastic and are characterized by fibroblastic morphology, but possess no specific markers to select them. To isolate and purify MSCs from… (More)
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The self-healing potential of each tissue belongs to endogenous stem cells residing in the tissue; however, there are currently no reports mentioned for the isolation of human rotator cuff-derived mesenchymal stem cells (RC-MSCs) since. To isolate RC-MSCs, minced rotator cuff samples were first digested with enzymes and the single cell suspensions were… (More)
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Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have the capacity for self-renewal and can form bone, fat, and cartilage. Alginate forms a viscous solution when dissolved in 0.9% saline and gels on contact with divalent cations. The viability and phenotype maintenance of chondrocytes in alginate beads have been well documented. However, little is known about the effect of… (More)
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Nissan is bidding in the combination of a front-engine with a front-wheel drive.
Front-wheel drive is very common in road cars, but highly uncommon in pure-bred racing cars. The GT-R LM NISMO is front-wheel drive. It is also front-engined. This is a unique combination for a top-class Le Mans racer. Nissan believes this combination is the key to unlocking traction, stability and straight-line speed advantages over the rear-engined, rear-wheel drive cars competing in the LM P1 class.
"Fundamentally what the GT-R LM NISMO concept gives us is a greater percentage of the car's mass (around 65%) over the internal combustion engine-driven (front) axle. Combined with the huge amounts of front-end downforce and much wider tyres fitted to the driven wheels we can generate more traction, and run at higher speeds before experiencing aquaplaning in extreme wet conditions.
The wheels always 'pull' the car which means as long as you are under acceleration, the rear end of the car will always be stable and cannot suddenly spin you around.
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Having the weight, aero and tyre balance on the front also means you have a car that's inherently very stable, not one that's sitting on a knife-edge. Providing our drivers with a fast, stable car that's more forgiving and helpful in those typical Le Mans moments when the unexpected happens was one of our strategic imperatives."
What challenges does this radical car present the drivers, and how does it feel to drive? Let Michael Krumm, NISMO's most experienced driver, and the man who has been involved in the GT-R LM NISMO development programme from the very first shakedown, put you in the driver's seat.
"The driving position is very far back behind the engine, so it feels unusual the first time you sit in there (as you can see much more of the front end of the car than you usually would). But then you drive it and, initially to your surprise, you find it's very sharp on turn-in and the traction is extremely good. We're putting a lot of horsepower through the front wheels, so I expected it to have loads of wheelspin, but it pulls really well.
"The wheels always 'pull' the car which means as long as you are under acceleration, the rear end of the car will always be stable and cannot suddenly spin you around. That is particularly helpful in wet conditions. Also there are certain types of corners where this 'pulling' of the car can actually create more grip than a conventional rear wheel driven car.
"I think it's going to be very interesting at Le Mans because we're going to be quicker and slower than other cars in different places on the track. It's going to be really exciting to see where we are better. If it's wet or a little dangerous suddenly I think the front-wheel drive is going to show some really serious advantages.
"The aerodynamic concept and low-drag of the car means when you get onto the straights is just goes and goes and goes. We're going to reach really good top speeds at Le Mans. Usually when you drive an LM prototype you accelerate quickly, but then you hit a bit of an aerodynamic brick wall, but the GT-R feels really slippery through the air. I love the V6 engine, too. It's a really nice turbo engine that has terrific torque right through the rev range."
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To determine whether the serum level of matrix metalloproteinase-7 (MMP7) has the potential to diagnosis cholangiocarcinoma from benign biliary tract diseases.
This study was performed according to the PRoBE (a prospective-specimen-collection, retrospective-blinded-evaluation) design. A total of 187 patients with obstructive jaundice were consecutively enrolled. After the diagnostic status of these patients was ascertained, their levels of serum MMP7 were assayed and compared with serum carbohydrate antigen 19-9 (CA19-9). This was conducted in a blinded case (cholangiocarcinoma)-control (benign biliary tract disease) setup.
MMP7 and CA19-9 serum levels were significantly elevated in cholangiocarcinoma patients (P < 0.001). The area under the curve (AUC) from a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis for the diagnosis of cholangiocarcinoma, using MMP7 was more accurate than CA19-9 (AUC = 0.84, 95%
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Serum values of MMP7 and CA19-9 appear to be useful biomarkers for differentiating cholangiocarcinoma from benign biliary tract obstructive diseases.
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We have a lovely choir of 35 singers. We will be joining a growing choir of 500+ singers for the big sing as well as busking our own songs around the area.
I have now set up a Just Giving page for the whole choir and this term's tea and coffee money from the Devizes choir will also go to Sing for Water. In 2015 we raised £1668 (including gift Aid) this way. I will be thrilled if we get anywhere near that total this year.
The coach is now booked and is full. It will depart Devizes 'Station' Car Park at 6.45am and depart Bradford on Avon Station Car Park at 7.30am. This is for arrival at Cardiff Bay at 9.15am to keep the the event schedule set out below.
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