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4 What is the best solution to show that the application is doing something?
I tried showing a progress indicator, but it did not work.
A progress bar works fine, but isn't what I want.
I want to show a throbber, like what Web browsers use, so as long as something is being updated it keeps turning.
Cursor can also be in crHourGlass mode.
delphi delphi-2007 progress throbber share|improve this question edited Apr 30 '11 at 13:04
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"did not work" is imprecise. How did it not work? Your two answers have made the same assumption as to why it did not work, but we may be wrong!
The word you were looking for was throbber, so I added that to your question. You still need to tell us whether that's what you were talking about when you say your "progress indicator" didn't work, and then you need to say what happened, and what you expected to happen instead.
Yes. I generate the image, but can see it moving...
AnimateUnit
unit AnimateUnit;
TFrameProc = procedure(const theFrame: ShortInt) of object;
TFrameThread = class(TThread)
FFrameProc: TFrameProc;
FFrameValue: ShortInt;
procedure SynchedFrame();
procedure Frame(const theFrame: ShortInt); virtual;
constructor Create(theFrameProc: TFrameProc; CreateSuspended: Boolean = False); reintroduce; virtual;
TAnimateThread = class(TFrameThread)
AnimateThread: TAnimateThread;
{ TFrameThread }
constructor TFrameThread.Create(theFrameProc: TFrameProc; CreateSuspended: Boolean = False);
FFrameProc := theFrameProc;
procedure TFrameThread.SynchedFrame();
if Assigned(FFrameProc) then FFrameProc(FFrameValue);
procedure TFrameThread.Frame(const theFrame: ShortInt);
FFrameValue := theFrame;
Synchronize(SynchedFrame);
{ TAnimateThread }
procedure TAnimateThread.Execute();
if (not Self.Terminated) then
Frame(I);
procedure UpdateFrame(const theFrame: ShortInt);
AnimateUnit;
procedure TForm1.UpdateFrame(const theFrame: ShortInt);
Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Handle := 0;
ImageList1.GetBitmap(theFrame, Image1.Picture.Bitmap);
Image1.Update();
AnimateThread := TAnimateThread.Create(UpdateFrame);
AnimateThread.Terminate();
answered Apr 29 '11 at 16:34
It's interesting ... just can get the images correctly, can you send those to me ? thanks.
You can download here: eyeclaxton.com/download/images.zip
You are probably running your time consuming task in the main thread.
One option is to move it to a background thread which will allow your message queue to be serviced. You need it to be serviced in order for your progress bar, and indeed any UI, to work.
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generate an animated gif e.g. here
add a GIF library to your environment (JEDI JVCL+JCL)
insert a TImage and load the generated gif
make it visible if you need it
An animated GIF will keep 'throbbing' even if another thread is frozen. The OP asks for a throbber that he has to ping to update.
+1 for the animated gif site.
A indicator is OK. You have to call Application.ProcessMessages after changing it.
Please don't. Use 'ProgressBar.Update' instead. 'Application.ProcessMessages' has lots of potential issues you have to deal with; just calling the control's 'Update' does what you're looking to do, is faster, and has none of the issues.
@Ken True, but the rest of the UI will be dead also. It won't repaint properly when regions get invalidated. The cancel button (if it exists) won't work. And so on. If you are going to run long running tasks in the main thread (and ideally you wouldn't) then the only way to make it work is ProcessMessages, with all the consequences.
@Ken: I aggree with David. I know the differences and drawbacks but IMHO as a simple solution for a Rookie it is the best way to go.
Then use this instead: procedure KeepWindowsAlive; var M: TMsg; begin if PeekMessage(M, 0, 0, 0, pm_Remove) then begin TranslateMessage(M); DispatchMessage(M); end; end; It doesn't have the side effects, and returns much more quickly than PM. I have several large, processing-intense apps that display progress and correctly deal with user responses, don't use separate threads, and don't call PM once.
@Ken That has all the side effects and few of the benefits!
"What is the best solution to show that that application is doing something?" - set mouse cursor to crHourGlass? or to create another form/frame/etc which attentions the user that the application is 'doing' something, and he needs to wait.
From your lengthy task, you can occasionally update a visual indicator, like a progress bar or anything else. However, you need to redraw the changes immediately by calling Update on the control that provides the feedback.
Don't use Application.ProcessMessages as this will introduce possible reentrancy issues.
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Patent US5163103 - Discrete cosine transforming apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA discrete cosine transforming apparatus for exercising a 2n+1 th order discrete cosine transform includes a plurality of basic arithmetic circuits A including circuits for temporarily storing input data and adding the input data or subtracting the input data one from the other, and a plurality of another...http://www.google.com/patents/US5163103?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5163103 - Discrete cosine transforming apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5163103 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/666,208Publication dateNov 10, 1992Filing dateMar 7, 1991Priority dateDec 27, 1988Fee statusLapsedPublication number07666208, 666208, US 5163103 A, US 5163103A, US-A-5163103, US5163103 A, US5163103AInventorsYoshiharu UetaniOriginal AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha ToshibaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (6), Referenced by (34), Classifications (13), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetDiscrete cosine transforming apparatusUS 5163103 AAbstract A discrete cosine transforming apparatus for exercising a 2n+1 th order discrete cosine transform includes a plurality of basic arithmetic circuits A including circuits for temporarily storing input data and adding the input data or subtracting the input data one from the other, and a plurality of another basic arithmetic circuits B including circuits for temporarily storing input data and adding the input data or subtracting the multiplication result data obtained by multiplying the sum or subtraction result by a multiplier that is equal to or less than the input data. The basic arithmetic circuit A is located at a first stage, and then the basic arithmetic circuit B and the arithmetic circuit A are alternately arranged, thereby to form a cascade connection of "n" stages. For the inverse transform, the same circuit arrangement as that for the cosine transform is used and the direction of a signal flow is inversed.
According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a discrete cosine transforming apparatus for exercising a 2(n+1)th order discrete cosine transform comprising basic arithmetic circuits A including circuits for temporarily storing input data and adding the input data or subtracting the input data one from the other, and another basic arithmetic circuits B including circuits for temporarily storing input data and adding the input data or subtracting the multiplication result data that is equal to or less than the input data. The basic arithmetic circuit is located at a first stage, and then the basic arithmetic circuits B and the arithmetic circuit A are alternately arranged, thereby to form a cascade connection of "n" stages. For the inverse transform, the same circuit arrangement as that for the cosine transform is used and the direction of a signal flow is inversed.
In the apparatus, as already mentioned, the same hardware arrangement is used for both the discrete cosine transform and its inverse transform. Accordingly, the cosine transform and its inverse transform can be switched from one to the other and vice versa in a very simple manner. In the multiplier stages, the number of multiplying operations is equal to or less than the number of input data Therefore, a pipeline processing can be made with a single multiplier. In other words, the discrete cosine transform of the 2n+1 th order and its inverse transform can be realized with multipliers of "n". Therefore, the related hardware is very simple.
The instance as mentioned above is directed to the 32nd order transform, but the present invention is applicable for a 2n+1 th order transform (n=2, 3, . . . ).
An operator of KTr shown in FIG. 7A may be modified into an operator as shown in FIG. 7B. An operator of T1/4 shown in FIG. 8A may be modified into an operator as shown in FIG. 8B. If the operators are applied to an algorithm as shown in FIG. 1, the number of multiplications is N/2 log 2N-1 for the Nth order transform. This number of multiplications is equal to or less than that as given by the algorithm, which is the smallest of those as given by other algorithms thus far known. If an apparatus, such as DSP, is used, a very high speed transform can be realized.
FIG. 9 shows a block diagram of another embodiment of the present invention. A circuit of this embodiment is capable of discrete cosine transforms of the 8th order�8th order, 16th order and 32nd order, and their inverse transforms. In the figure, a circuit BA is a combination of the basic arithmetic circuits B and A as shown in FIG. 10. In this figure, each of bit shifters A10 and B20 halves input data or does not halve the same depending on whether one bit shift is done or not. A round circuit B21 rounds off input data of the fractions to several bits. When the circuit BA operates in accordance with the high speed algorithm shown in FIG. 1, a selector BA1 allows the output data of a memory B1, which temporarily stores input data B101, to go to data latches B2 and B4. A selector BA2 allows the output data of a multiplier memory B18 to go to a data latch B6. A selector BA3 allows the output data of the memory A1 to go to a circuit ASΣ 2 serving as a butterfly adder. The output data of the bit shifter 10 serves as high speed arithmetic operation output data, and enters the next STAGE.
In FIG. 9, for the discrete cosine transform of the 8th order�8th order and its inverse transform, input data 1a is inputted to a buffer memory 9, by way of a route containing a basic arithmetic circuit A1, circuits (BA)2, 3, selector 7, basic arithmetic circuit (A)6, selector 8, and circuits (BA)4, 5. In this buffer memory 9, the data inputted to the memory 9 is arranged in order, and outputted through the selector 10. For the discrete cosine transform of the 16th order and the 32nd order, and their inverse transforms, the circuit operation is different from that for the 8th order�8th order in that the output data of the circuit (BA)3 is inputted through the selector 8 to the circuit (BA)4. Particularly for the discrete cosine transform of the 16th order, the circuit (BA)2 transfers the input data as intact to the circuit (BA)3. For the inverse cosine transform of the 16th order, the circuit (BA)5 transfers the input data as intact to the buffer memory 9. In this way, the multiplier memory 9 of each circuit BA can be saved. The memories A1 and B1 for temporarily storing the input data and the buffer memory 9 in other basic arithmetic circuits other than circuit (A)6, have each a memory capacity of about 32 words. Since the memory A1 used in the basic arithmetic circuit (A)6 serves as a register memory of the 8th order�8th order, it has a memory capacity of about 64 words.
As seen from the foregoing description, since the present invention is based on a novel high speed algorithm, an arrangement of the basic arithmetic circuits for the discrete cosine transform is exactly the same as for the inverse cosine transform. The number of the basic arithmetic circuits requiring multipliers is "n" for the 2n+1 th order discrete cosine transform. Further, the number of the multiplying operations, which is performed by the basic arithmetic circuit, is smaller than the number of input data. Therefore, the discrete sine transform and its inverse transform can be pipeline processed by a very simple circuit.
FIG. 32 shows a block diagram of an arrangement of an apparatus for exercising a discrete cosine transform of a 2n-th order�2n-th order and its inverse transform. The apparatus is constructed using the 2n-th cosine transform/inverse transform apparatuses according to the present invention.
The apparatus operates in such a way that a 2n-th order cosine transform/inverse transform apparatus 145 registers transform data of 2n�2n, and a 2n-th order cosine transform/inverse transform apparatus 147 carries out the 2n-th order cosine transform/inverse transform
A buffer memory 141 rearranges the input data 157 as are inputted in the order of X(0), . . . , X(7) or U(0), . . . , (U7), into the data as ordered as shown in FIGS. 28 and 30, and stores the reordered data, and inputs the data into the cosine transform/inverse transform apparatus 145. A buffer memory 146 registers the data of 2n�2n outputted from the cosine transform/inverse transform apparatus 145, and reorders the input data into the data as shown in FIGS. 28 and 30, and inputs the reordered data to the the cosine transform/inverse transform apparatus 147.
A gate input data memory 143 and a multiplier coefficient memory 144 prestore the data of the cosine transform/inverse transform. The memory controller 140 reads out the data in accordance with the results of arithmetic operation, as shown in FIGS. 29A, 29B, 31A and 31B, thereby to effect the 2n-th order�2n-th order cosine transform/inverse transform.
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Hull FC's Richard Whiting scores his side's fourth try in the derby against Hull KR at Craven Park. Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images
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Peter Gentle's bold selection gamble paid off as Hull got the better of Hull KR at Craven Park on Monday, winning 32-18, to secure only their second victory in eight games.
The Hull coach responded to his team's dismal form by dropping the Australian scrum-half Brett Seymour, their high-profile signing, and they looked a transformed side as they boosted their flagging play-off hopes.
Hull's victory lifted them above fast-fading Huddersfield into seventh place and left Rovers struggling to make the top eight after a fourth consecutive defeat.
"It was a great response to the last few weeks," said Gentle. "The boys worked their backsides off this week and we saw the results of that tonight defensively. It's the first time this year that we have based our game on our defence."
Gentle experimented with a new half-back pairing of Aaron Heremaia and Ryan McGoldrick and gave debuts to the on-loan St Helens winger Jamie Foster and the local youngster Tom Lineham, taking the number of players he has used this season to 34.
Foster, who landed the injury-time penalty that earned St Helens a 36-36 draw against Hull KR on this ground in March, kicked six goals from six attempts to make it a memorable debut. He had made the worst possible start by putting the ball out on the full from the kick-off but he quickly made amends by bundling David Hodgson into touch to save a try and thereafter kicked immaculately.
"There's a bit of class about him," said Gentle. "And he's pretty handy at turning four into six when we cross the line. He's had to bide his time and we're in the fortunate position to offer him a month's deal. I'd like him to be here longer but we'll see how it goes."
Hull KR took the lead with a fifth-minute penalty from Michael Dobson but they were badly out of sorts throughout a first half in which their opponents carved out all the scoring opportunities.
McGoldrick rounded Dobson to score straight from a scrum, awarded after Shannon McDonnell had fumbled Foster's restart, and Jordan Turner added a second try following a break by the impressive Richard Horne.
Turner was forced off shortly afterwards after taking a heavy tackle for which Rovers' Con Mika was put on report, while the visitors also suffered an injury blow when McDonnell limped off on 26 minutes.
The former Hull player Graeme Horne went closest to scoring for the visitors, having the ball stripped from his grasp as he went for the line, while Hull's England winger Tom Briscoe was denied a try when he put a foot in touch.
Hull extended their lead just before half-time with a Foster penalty but it was down to six points six minutes into the second half when Hull KR scored their first try.
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Dobson kicked his second goal but Hull quickly exposed their opponents' defensive weaknesses to restore their 12-point advantage.
Dobson got back to deny McGoldrick after a superb break by Watts but there was no stopping Willie Manu as he broke clean through Rovers' defence to get Kirk Yeaman over for a third try.
At 20-8 Hull looked to have the game in the bag but Rovers staged a stirring fightback, scoring two tries in five minutes to close the gap to two points.
Dobson broke clear to send Mickey Paea charging over and Josh Hodgson took Lincoln Withers' pass from dummy half for the next.
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著者： Ray Charles; Norah Jones; James Taylor; Diana Krall; Elton John; Natalie Cole; Bonnie Raitt; Willie Nelson; Michael McDonald; B B King; Gladys Knight; Johnny Mathis; Van Morrison
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Patent US6075469 - Three stroke Chinese character word processing techniques and apparatus - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn apparatus and a method of Chinese character word processing that includes interpreting key entries as signifying components of Chinese characters, the components being selected from a group consisting of roots and three types of strokes, namely horizontal strokes, vertical strokes, and slant strokes,...http://www.google.com/patents/US6075469?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6075469 - Three stroke Chinese character word processing techniques and apparatusAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6075469 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/132,453Publication dateJun 13, 2000Filing dateAug 11, 1998Priority dateAug 11, 1998Fee statusLapsedPublication number09132453, 132453, US 6075469 A, US 6075469A, US-A-6075469, US6075469 A, US6075469AInventorsGim Yee PongOriginal AssigneePong; Gim YeeExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (15), Referenced by (26), Classifications (7), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetThree stroke Chinese character word processing techniques and apparatus
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Patent US7942384 - Internal clip for a rail - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA resilient clip adapted for internal installation within a rail having a longitudinally extending internal gap. The clip includes a lower leg that engages the base of the rail, and an intermediate leg, which engages a side wall of the rail. An indented upper leg of the clip is capable of clamping an...http://www.google.com/patents/US7942384?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7942384 - Internal clip for a railAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7942384 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/676,468Publication dateMay 17, 2011Filing dateFeb 19, 2007Priority dateNov 20, 2004Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS7188826Publication number11676468, 676468, US 7942384 B1, US 7942384B1, US-B1-7942384, US7942384 B1, US7942384B1InventorsEdward L. GibbsOriginal AssigneeGibbs Edward LExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (26), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (2), Classifications (4), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetInternal clip for a rail
US 7942384 B1Abstract
A resilient clip adapted for internal installation within a rail having a longitudinally extending internal gap. The clip includes a lower leg that engages the base of the rail, and an intermediate leg, which engages a side wall of the rail. An indented upper leg of the clip is capable of clamping an elongate line, such as an electrical or communication line, in an elevated position in the upper section of the rail. Plural clips may be installed in the rail to support such a line at multiple spaced points along its length. A strengthening cable may be installed in the lower section of the rail, in overlying relationship to the lower legs of the clips.
1. A compressible clip having opposed first and second ends and having opposed interior and exterior surfaces, comprising:
a planar lower leg including the first end of the clip;
a planar intermediate leg that adjoins the lower leg; and
an upper leg that adjoins the intermediate leg, the upper leg having a transverse indentation formed in the exterior surface thereof, the upper leg including the second end of the clip;
in which the clip is characterized by a relaxed shape in which the interior surfaces of the lower and intermediate legs define an included angle greater than 90 degrees and by a uniform side-to-side width between its ends.
2. The clip of claim 1 in which the interior surfaces of the intermediate and upper legs define an included angle greater than 90 degrees.
3. The clip of claim 1 in which the upper leg comprises:
a planar first upper panel adjoining the intermediate leg;
a planar second upper panel that adjoins the first upper panel; and
a planar third upper panel that adjoins the second upper panel and includes the second end of the clip.
4. The clip of claim 3 in which the interior surfaces of the intermediate leg and the first upper panel define an included angle greater than 90 degrees.
5. The clip of claim 3 in which the exterior surfaces of the second and third upper panels define an included angle greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees.
6. The clip of claim 3 in which the ends of clip are situated at longitudinally opposed extremities of the clip, with each end characterized by a free edge.
7. The clip of claim 1, characterized as formed from a unitary strip, in which the junction between each adjacent pair of legs comprises a bend in the strip.
8. The clip of claim 1 in which the lower leg is contiguous with the intermediate leg, and in which the intermediate leg is contiguous with the upper leg.
9. A compressible clip having opposed first and second ends and having opposed interior and exterior surfaces, comprising:
a planar intermediate leg that is contiguous with the lower leg; and
an upper leg that adjoins the intermediate leg, the upper leg having a transverse indentation formed in the exterior surface thereof, the upper leg including the second end of the clip, the upper leg comprising:
a planar first upper panel that is contiguous with the intermediate leg;
a planar second upper panel that is contiguous with the first upper panel; and
a planar third upper panel that is contiguous with the second upper panel and includes the second end of the clip.
10. The clip of claim 9 in which the interior surfaces of the intermediate and upper legs define an included angle greater than 90 degrees.
11. The clip of claim 10, characterized by a relaxed shape in which the interior surfaces of the lower and intermediate legs define an included angle greater than 90 degrees.
12. The clip of claim 9, characterized as formed from a unitary strip, in which the junction between each adjacent pair of legs comprises a bend in the strip.
13. The clip of claim 9 in which the exterior surfaces of the second and third upper panels define an included angle greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees.
14. The clip of claim 13 characterized by a relaxed shape in which the interior surfaces of the lower and intermediate legs define an included angle greater than 90 degrees.
15. The clip of claim 9 in which the ends of clip are situated at longitudinally opposed extremities of the clip, with each end characterized by a free edge. Description
The present invention relates generally to holding devices, such as clips, and more particularly to a clip for an elongate line, which extends within the rail of a barrier, such as a fence.
The present invention comprises a clip adapted for installation within an elongate rail having a pair of elongate edge portions defining the boundaries of a longitudinal gap. The clip has opposed interior and exterior surfaces, and further comprises a lower leg, an intermediate leg, which adjoins the lower leg, and an upper leg, which adjoins the intermediate leg. The upper leg is characterized by a transverse indentation formed in its exterior surface.
The present invention also comprises a clip adapted for internal installation within a rail having a pair of elongate edge portions defining the boundaries of a longitudinal gap. The rail is characterized a lower section which includes one of the edge portions and comprises a side wall situated opposite the gap, a lip disposed in spaced and opposed relationship to the side wall, and a base which interconnects the lip and the side wall. The rail is further characterized by an upper section, which includes the other edge portion, and comprises an upper wall joining the side wall. The clip is characterized by opposed interior and exterior surfaces, and further comprises a lower leg engagable with the base section of the rail. An intermediate leg adjoining the lower leg is engagable with the side wall of the rail, and an upper leg adjoining the intermediate leg is engagable with the upper wall of the rail. A transverse indentation formed in the exterior surface of the upper leg.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the clip of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an end view of the clip of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a side elevational view of the clip shown in FIG. 2, taken along line 3-3.
FIG. 4 is a front elevational view of a barrier in which clips of the present invention have been installed. The terrain and substrate supporting the barrier are shown in cross section.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged and detailed front elevational view of a portion of the barrier shown in FIG. 4.
FIG. 6 is a cross sectional view of a rail of the barrier shown in FIG. 5, taken along line 6-6.
FIG. 7 is a cross sectional view of a rail of the barrier shown in FIG. 5, taken along line 7-7.
The present invention comprises a clip, shown in FIGS. 1-3 and generally designated by reference numeral 10, which is adapted for internal installation within an elongate rail 12, shown in FIGS. 4-7. The rail 12 preferably comprises a structural component of a barrier 14, such as a fence, balustrade, or gate. In the embodiment shown in the figures, the barrier 14 comprises a fence, one panel of which is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.
The barrier 14 preferably comprises a plurality of rails 12 disposed in spaced and parallel relationship. The rails 12 are supported at opposite ends by a pair of posts 56, each of which is supported by a substrate, such as the ground or an underground mass of concrete. The barrier 14 further comprises a plurality of upright members 58, such as pickets, with each upright member 58 extending in transverse relationship to the rails 12, and supported thereby. Rails and barriers suitable for practice of the present invention are disclosed in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/306,125, filed Nov. 27, 2002, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated by reference
With reference to FIGS. 1-3, the clip 10 is formed from a strong, durable and resilient material, such as an elongate rectangular strip 18 of stainless coil steel. The strip 18 is characterized by a first end 20 and an opposed second end 22, a pair of spaced lateral edges 24, an interior surface 26, which is generally concave, and by an opposed exterior surface 28, which is generally convex. Preferably, the strip 18 has a length of about 4.6 inches and a width of about 0.5 inches.
The clip 10 preferably comprises a plurality of integral legs. A lower leg 30, preferably planar and rectangular in shape, includes the first end 20 of clip 10. An intermediate leg 32, also preferably planar and rectangular in shape, adjoins the lower leg 30, and is situated at a position between the lower leg 30 and second end 22. The junction 34 between the lower leg 30 and intermediate leg 32 preferably comprises a transverse bend formed in strip 18. As shown in FIG. 2, the interior surfaces of the lower and intermediate legs 30 and 32 define an included angle 36 at junction 34, which is preferably greater than 90 degrees.
The clip 10 further comprises an upper leg 38, which adjoins the intermediate leg 32, and is situated at a position between the intermediate leg 32 and second end 22. Preferably, the upper leg 38 includes the second end 22 of strip. The junction 40 between the intermediate leg 32 and upper leg 38 preferably comprises a transverse bend formed in strip 18. As shown in FIG. 2, the interior surfaces of the intermediate and upper legs 32 and 38 define an included angle 42 at junction 40, which is preferably greater than 90 degrees.
In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-3, the upper leg 30 is characterized by a zigzag profile and is formed from a first upper panel 44, a second upper panel 46, and a third upper panel 48. Each of the upper panels 44, 46 and 48 is preferably rectangular and planar. The first and second upper panels 44 and 46 are joined by a convex bend 50 in the exterior surface 28, while the second and third upper panels 46 and 48 are joined by a concave bend 52 in the exterior surface 28. The junction 40 between the upper leg 38 and intermediate leg 32 preferably comprises an end of the first upper panel 44. The end of third upper panel 48 situated opposite bend 52 preferably coincides with the second end 22 of strip 18. The zigzag profile of the upper leg 38 produces a transverse indentation 54 in the exterior surface 28 of upper leg 38, characterized by an included angle greater than 90 degrees.
With reference to FIGS. 5-7, the clip 10 is adapted for internal installation within a rail 12 having a pair of elongate edge portions 60 and 62 defining the boundaries of a longitudinal gap 64. The rail 12 is characterized by a lower section 66 which includes one of the edge portions 60, comprising a side wall 68 situated opposite the gap 64, and a first lip 70 situated immediately adjacent the longitudinal edge of the rail 12, in spaced and opposed relationship to the side wall 68. The lower section 66 further comprises a base 72, which interconnects the first lip 70 and the side wall 68. The base 72, first lip 70 and side wall 68 cooperate to define an internal tray 74 within which a strengthening cable 74 may be extended. Preferably the first lip 70 and side wall 68 are parallel, and extend in perpendicular relationship to the base 72.
The rail 12 further comprises an upper section 78, which includes the other edge portion 64. The upper section 78 preferably comprises an upper front wall 80 that joins the side wall 68, and a second lip 82 situated immediately adjacent the longitudinal edge of the rail 12, preferably in parallel relationship to the first lip 70. The upper section 78 further comprises an upper rear wall 84, which interconnects the second lip 82 and upper front wall 80. The upper front wall 80 and upper rear wall 84 preferably extend in angled relationship, to define an internal indentation 86 in the upper section 78. The included internal angle between the upper front and rear walls 82 and 84 is preferably approximately equal to the included angle defined by indentation 54 in the exterior surface 28 of upper leg 38.
The clip 10 is installed internally within the rail 12, preferably by insertion through the gap 64. In order to facilitate this insertion, the width of the strip 18 forming the clip 10 should be less than the width of the gap 64. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the lower leg 30 of clip 10 is engagable with the base section 72 of the rail 12. Preferably, the lower leg 30 is sized to be closely but clearingly receivable between the side wall 68 and the first lip section 70, and disposable in a flush relationship to the base section 72. In its installed position, lower leg 30 is flush with base section 72, and in underlying relation to any strengthening cable 76 installed within the internal tray 74. The respective opposite ends of installed lower leg 30 are either in contact with, or closely adjacent the first lip 70 and side wall 68.
With continued reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, the intermediate leg 32 of clip 10 is sized to be engagable with the side wall 68 of the rail 12, preferably in flush relationship thereto. Preferably, the length of intermediate leg 32 is no greater than, and approximately equal to the length of side wall 68. The internal angle 36 between the lower and intermediate legs 30 and 32 of clip 10 is preferably greater than the internal angle defined by the base section 72 and side wall 68. Because of the resiliency of strip 18, the clip 10 may be compressed to conform to the internal angle between the base section 72 and side wall 68, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. This compression promotes the clamping action of the clip 10. In its installed position, intermediate leg 32 is flush with side wall 68.
The upper leg 38 is sized to be engagable with upper front wall 80 of the rail 12, preferably at or adjacent bend 50. In an installed position of clip 10, first upper panel 44 preferably extends in contact with, or is closely adjacent, upper front wall 80. The upper leg 38 is also sized to contact, and in its installed position contacts, the junction of second lip 82 and rear front wall 84 at its second end 22. In the installed position of clip 10, shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the indentation 54 is spaced from the corresponding indentation 86 formed in the upper section 78 of the rail 12.
In its installed position, the clip 10 is adapted to securely support a line 16, such as an elongate communication line or power line, in a position between the indentation 54 and the upper section 78 of rail 12. The compression of clip 10 adjacent junction 34 produces a clamping action by the upper leg 38 against the internal surface of rail 12. This clamping action functions to maintain a supported line in an elevated position within the rail 12, against the indentation 86.
Preferably, a plurality of clips 10 are internally installed at longitudinally spaced positions along the rail 12, with the same line 16 traversing the indentation formed in each clip 10. These plural spaced clips 10 support the line 16 at multiple spaced points along its length, thereby maintaining the line 16 in an elevated position adjacent the indentation 86 in upper section 78 within rail 12. Placement of the line 16 in this relatively inaccessible position enhances its security against tampering, and protects the line 10 from becoming entangled or damaged by cable 76. At the same time, because the lower and intermediate legs 30 and 32 of the installed clips 10 are flush with base 72 and side wall 68 of the rail 12, the clips 10 do not interfere with installation and positioning of the strengthening cable 76 within internal tray 74.
Changes may be made in the construction, operation and arrangement of the various parts, elements, steps and procedures described herein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as described in the following claims.
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[Usefulness of renal resistive index in the d... [Actas Urol Esp. 2007] - PubMed - NCBI
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Actas Urol Esp. 2007 Jan;31(1):38-42.[Usefulness of renal resistive index in the diagnosis and evolution of the obstructive uropathy. Experimental study]. [Article in Spanish]Soria Gálvez F, Delgado Márquez MI, Rioja Sanz LA, Blas Marín M, Durán Flores ME, Usón Gargallo J.SourceUnidad de Endoscopia del Centro de Cirugía de Minima Invasión de Cáceres. fsoria@ccmi.esAbstractOBJECTIVE: The study was focused on determining the effectiveness and reliability of using the renal resistance index as a method of diagnosing and monitoring the evolution of obstructive uropathy treatment. For this purpose, we conducted an experimental study on a homogenous group of animals that all had the same level of obstruction.MATERIAL AND METHODS: 15 healthy female pigs were used. The experiment was divided into three phases: phase I consisted of a study prior to unilateral pyeloureteral junction obstruction, performing retrograde ureteropyelography, renal B-mode ultrasound and duplex-Doppler (of both kidneys) at a level of the arcuate arteries. Then, the obstruction was performed on the animals. Phase II commenced by diagnosing the lesion, 6 weeks after the previous phase, by means of the aforementioned diagnostic methods. Finally, the endourological treatment was completed. Animals were monitored (Phase III) 15 weeks after the endopyelotomy, using the same methods as in the study, by assessing the urinary tract (fluoroscopy) and both kidneys by determining the renal resistance index and ratio.RESULTS: All the animals in the study showed signs of urinary obstruction on radiology and renal ultrasound 6 weeks after ureteral ligature. After treatment and follow-up, all animals showed signs of having recovered from the obstructive uropathy. Values of deltaRI during the 3 phases are detailed below. Fase I deltaIR = 0.01, Fase II deltaIR = 0.11, Fase III deltaIR = 0.02.CONCLUSION: RI determination using duplex-Doppler is effective for distinguishing obstructive dilatation using non-invasive techniques. However, this parameter provides very slight differences and it can also be influenced by too many direct and indirect factors (observational, patient age, anaesthesia, haemodynamic parameters, etc.), to supplant the classic diagnostic methods.PMID: 17410985 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types, MeSH TermsPublication TypesEnglish AbstractMeSH TermsAnimalsFemaleSwineUreteral Obstruction/diagnosis*Ureteral Obstruction/physiopathology*Vascular ResistanceLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesElsevier ScienceOther Literature SourcesLabome Researcher Resource - ExactAntigen/Labome

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‘The Girl Who Fell to Earth,’ by Sophia Al-Maria - The New York Times
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‘The Girl Who Fell to Earth,’ by Sophia Al-Maria
By DALIA SOFERFEB. 1, 2013
The neon skyline of the Gulf Arab states encroaching on the Arabian Desert forms the preternatural backdrop to Sophia Al-Maria’s memoir, “The Girl Who Fell to Earth.” Born to an American mother from Puyallup, near Seattle, and to a Bedouin Qatari father, Al-Maria spent her childhood shuttling between the “soggy blades of grass” of the Pacific Northwest and “the pockmarked moonscape of construction pits and cranes” in the Qatari capital of Doha.This is a tale of strangers in strange lands: of Sophia’s father, Matar, once a Bedouin boy glued to the communal television in the courtyard of the Al-Dafira tribe’s one-room mosque, “fantasizing about space travel,” who, years later, flies west, bypassing Mecca and landing in Seattle, “Home of the Space Needle”; of Sophia’s mother, Gale, who converts to Islam in order to marry Matar, “grudgingly” agreeing “to try to pray if Matar agreed to learn to swim”; and of Sophia herself, who navigates the chasms between cultures and places, tribal allegiances and interior spaces.Conflict takes many shapes in this memoir, but the most striking is the tension between modernity and tradition in the Gulf states. It is not surprising then that Al-Maria has now made her home in Doha, where she is researching “Gulf futurism” at the Arab Museum of Modern Art.
Thomas Jerome Newton Citing the early-20th-century Futurist movement that glorified technology, speed, industrial cities, youth and violence, surveyors of Gulf futurism see urban planning in the Gulf as part of a movement too, espousing utopian ideals of modernity and prosperity. “Every week,” she writes, there was “more dust cresting off the construction sites, and higher floors added to the grove of young skyscrapers shooting up around us.” She begins fearing heights and has dreams “first of plummeting to the ground, then of plunging up into the sky.” Continue reading the main story
The Gulf’s futuristic architecture is accompanied by equally surreal interiors. Of the Doha Sheraton, completed in 1982 and designed by William Pereira, Al-Maria writes: “The lobby was a seductive Islamic fantasy-future of hexagonal mirrors and disco-lit elevators.” At its center “was the largest standing chandelier in the world: a crystal palm tree.” Later, awaiting the outcome of a quarrel between her parents — which leads to their eventual separation — Sophia walks through the hotel, listening to “the hum of invisible machines running the mother ship of the building,” spies on her parents arguing in a cafe with a “player-less piano,” gets lost among “brassy mirrors” and ends up in an empty restaurant with a panoramic view of a “pink and copper” sandstorm.
Through the cracks of this science-fiction landscape, Al-Maria observes a wasteland. Efforts to green the terrain fail: “Grass parched out after a single afternoon,” and “trees died still girdled in their shipping mesh.” Houses, not yet a decade old, crumble. “The wrinkles of the Gulf were premature,” she writes, “and showed in everything I looked at.”The Gulf is a region still mysterious to the West, whose extent of exposure rarely surpasses glimpses of sheiks attending a summit, or abaya-clad ladies getting into a Rolls-Royce with Hermès shopping bags. Al-Maria is searching for a deeper understanding in her paternal land, where others are digging only for oil. In addition to writing, she is a filmmaker: she won an award at the Doha Tribeca Film Festival in 2009 for her one-minute short, “The Racer.” She has also created “The Gulf Colloquy Compendium” — an evolving online dictionary inspired by Douglas Coupland’s “Dictionary of the Near Future.”Although her vigor is to be admired, the memoir could have benefited from some restraint: metaphors of extraterrestrial landscapes, while evocative, are too numerous and distracting. Also valuable would have been a more profound discussion of both Bedouin history and identity politics in the Gulf. But then again, as Al-Maria herself writes, she didn’t care “anymore about what Edward Said said,” with his argument that Western perceptions of Middle Eastern cultures are based on false assumptions. Hers is a more visceral exploration. She offers us an original outlook on ancient ground — what any artist hopes to achieve.
271 pp. Harper Perennial. Paper, $14.99.
A version of this review appears in print on February 3, 2013, on Page BR18 of the Sunday Book Review with the headline: Gulf War. Today's Paper|Subscribe

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(intr) to search for the nests of birds in order to collect the eggs
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I think at the back end of this year and next year you will see a him develop into a really nice horse." ... You always have to respect the Coolmore bunch and they've got a mare that won a Group One against the boys last time (Rhododendron) ... John Gosden’s colt made an impressive start beating a previous winner by six lengths at Newmarket at the start of the month and could be anything....
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