 POST (power-on self test) and then recognized by the operating system, at which point the additional processors can start performing useful work. Companies that use their servers for transaction, billing, or database processing would lose large sums of money during the downtime required to enable the additional processors.
In the current on-demand business model, a customer can have inactive processing resources on their systems that they must decide when to activate. Once the customer decides to activate the processing resources, they are charged for the entire cost of the newly activated processing resources, even if they only need a percentage of the available processor cycles for a small amount of time. Furthermore, if the workload decreases, the customer does not have the flexibility to disable and stop paying for the unused processing resources, since they have already completely purchased them when they activated them for the first time.
An important factor in the current on-demand business model is software licenses, which typically offer a customer limited choices for licensing payments. Common licensing models include: 1) the customer buys a perpetual license for a system with X number of processors and Y number of users; and 2) the customer buys a (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) year license for a system with X number of processors and Y number of users. The customer is required to forecast any future increases in system demands that might occur and allocate financial resources to purchase additional licenses when needed. This means that the customer will have to pay extra, regardless of the licensing model used, for a new license that will cover the new system configuration plus the new projected number of users, even if the additional processing capability is required only for a short period of time. If the additional processing resources are no longer needed, for example due to a decrease in server workload, the customer is still obligated to pay based on the type of licensing agreement (e.g., per year or perpetual).
Accordingly, there is a need for an on-demand infrastructure in which processing cycles are dynamically allocated in real-time without requiring server system reboot for the operating system to recognize the additional processing resources, and in which processing capability can be increased and decreased in real-time depending on fluctuating server workloads. 1. Field of the Invention
The instant invention is related to a sports boot specifically adapted for sports that require a substantial mobility for the foot with respect to the leg for bending/extending movements, while also requiring a good retention of the ankle in the transverse direction.
2. Description of Background and Relevant Information
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POST (power - on self test) and then recognized by the operating system, at which item the extra processors can start perform utilitarian work. Companies that use their waiter for transaction, billing, or database processing would lose bombastic sums of money during the downtime required to enable the extra processors. 
 In the current on - demand business model, a customer can accept inactive processing resources on their systems that they must decide when to activate. Once the customer decides to trip the processing resources, they are charged for the entire price of the newly activated processing resources, even if they merely need a share of the available processor hertz for a small amount of time. Furthermore, if the workload decrease, the customer does not have the flexibility to disable and stop paying for the unused processing resources, since they have already completely purchased them when they activated them for the first time. 
 An important factor in the current on - demand business model is software licenses, which typically volunteer a customer limited choices for licensing requital. Common licensing models include: 1) the customer buys a ageless license for a system with X number of processors and Y numeral of users; and 2) the customer buys a (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) year license for a system with X number of processor and Y number of users. The customer is required to forecast any future increase in arrangement demands that might occur and allocate financial resources to purchase extra licenses when needed. This means that the customer will have to pay extra, regardless of the licensing model used, for a new license that will shroud the new organization configuration plus the new visualize number of user, even if the additional processing capability is necessitate only for a brusque period of time. If the additional processing resources are no longer needed, for exercise due to a decrease in server workload, the customer is still obligated to pay based on the type of licensing agreement (e.g., per year or perpetual). 
 consequently, there is a need for an on - requirement infrastructure in which processing cycles are dynamically allocated in real - time without requiring server system reboot for the operating organization to recognize the additional processing resources, and in which processing capability can be increased and decreased in real - clock time depend on fluctuate server workloads. 1. Field of the Invention 
 The instant invention is related to a sports bang specifically adapted for sports that require a significant mobility for the infantry with respect to the leg for bending / carry movements, while also requiring a adept retention of the ankle in the transverse guidance. 
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In the current on-demaid business modrl, a customer can have inaftivf processing resougces on theur srwtems that tfey must dtcnde when to activate. Once the customer deckdes co activate tye otocessing rewourcvs, they are cmsrged xor the entire cost on the neqly activated processmng resources, even is they onny need a percentagw if thg avahlabuw pfoctsspr cycled fkr a small amount of rime. Furthermore, if trv workload dedreasef, ehe customer does not have the flexibilpty fo disable and stop payung for the unused prlcessing wesources, since they have already completely purcvased ghen rfwn they activated them for the first time.
An impjdtsnn factor in the cmrrent on-demand buxijexf model is sowtware lidenses, which typicwlly ofser a customer limoted choices for licensing payments. Comiin licensing modeld include: 1) che cuxtomet buys a perpetual liceuse fod a system aith X nujcer of processorr akd F number of users; and 2) the customer buyx a (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) year jicense fog a snvtem with X number of ptocessmrs and Y jumber of users. The customer is required to fpracavt any fbture lncreases in syftem demands tkat mighc occuf and allobate finaicial resourses to purchavg additional nicenses wheb newded. Thkr means that tne customvr wilo have to pay extre, reezrdless of the oictnwing model usec, fur w jex licqtse that wiln coxer yhe ndw systti gonwigutation plus the new [rojscted number of usrrf, even id the adqitional procrssing capability ls rexuiced onky sor a short period of time. If fhe additlonwl processind rewources are uo longer needed, for example due to a derrease in server workloqd, the customer is xuill obligatev to pwy based mn the type of licenwing agreement (e.g., per year or perpetuam).
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2. Description of Background and Relevant Informatikn
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POST (power-on self test) and then recognized operating at which the additional processors Companies use their servers transaction, billing, or processing would lose large sums of during the downtime required to enable the additional processors. In the current on-demand model, a customer can have inactive processing resources on their systems that they decide to Once customer decides to activate the processing resources, they are charged for the entire cost of the activated processing resources, even if they only need percentage of the available cycles for a small amount time. if the decreases, customer not have the to disable and stop paying for the unused processing resources, since they have already completely purchased them they activated the first An factor the current on-demand is software licenses, which typically offer choices for licensing payments. Common licensing models include: the customer a perpetual license for a system X number of processors and Y number of and 2) the customer buys a (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) year license for with X number of and Y number users. customer required forecast any increases in system demands that might occur and allocate financial resources purchase additional licenses when needed. This means that the customer to extra, regardless of licensing model used, for new that will cover the configuration the of even the additional processing capability required only for a short of time. If the longer needed, for example due to a decrease server workload, the customer is still obligated pay based on the type of licensing agreement (e.g., per year or Accordingly, there need for an on-demand infrastructure in which processing are dynamically allocated in without requiring server system reboot for the operating system recognize additional processing and in which capability can be and decreased in on fluctuating workloads. Field The instant invention is related to sports specifically adapted for sports that a for the foot with respect to the leg for bending/extending movements, while also requiring a of the ankle in transverse 2. Description of Background and Relevant Information Sports of the
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In thE Current ON-DeMand Business model, a cusTOmER can have inactiVe procEsSInG REsoUrcEs on their sYsTems tHAt they mUSt DECIde WHen to activate. once the custOMer DecideS tO acTIvate tHe proCeSSinG resources, tHey aRe charged For the ENtire coST of the nEwly acTivAteD proCEsSiNg rEsOUrcES, eVen IF thEy only neEd A pErcenTage OF THE avaIlaBle pRocesSor cycles for a SmaLl amOUnt Of timE. FurtHermOrE, if thE worklOad deCrEases, the customeR doeS not have tHe fLeXibIlIty to DIsable And StoP paying For the uNUseD pROCEsSing resources, since ThEY HaVe alreadY complETeLy PUrchased ThEm wHen tHEY actiVateD ThEm for the First tIMe.
an ImportaNt Factor In The CurRent oN-DemaNd busiNess modeL is soFTware licenses, wHIch typically oFFeR A CuSTomeR liMited choiceS for LIcenSing PAyMenTS. CommOn licEnSInG Models include: 1) the cusToMer buyS a perPetual license For a system WITH X number Of prOCeSSors and Y number Of useRs; and 2) the cuSTomer buyS a (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) yEar licenSe for a sysTEM with X nuMbeR of ProCesSORs And Y number of uSERs. ThE cUstomer Is rEquired To fOreCasT anY fUture incrEases in sYsTeM dEmAndS that MIght occuR aNd aLlOcaTe finANcial rEsourCes tO pUrCHasE additiONaL LIcenSeS wHen nEedEd. this mEans THat The custOmer will hAve TO pay ExTrA, regardLess of the liceNsIng model usEd, For A new liCENse that wIll cover the new system conFIguratiOn pLus thE new Projected NumBer of uSerS, Even if The addItionAl ProCESsing CAPaBilItY is requireD ONly For a sHoRt peRiod of tIme. If the additional PRocEssing resourcEs aRe no LONgEr nEEdED, foR eXAmpLE Due to a decrease iN server worKlOAd, The customeR Is sTiLl obligAted to pAy basED on the tYpe of liceNsing agreEmEnt (e.G., PEr yEar or perpeTual).
AccoRdingly, thERe is a NEeD for aN on-Demand InFraStrucTure in WHicH procEssing CyCles arE dynaMiCally allOcated in real-time without RequirIng seRveR system reBooT For The operatIng sYstem to recOgnIze The adDitIOnal pRoceSSiNg rESourcEs, anD In which prOCeSsiNG CaPability can BE INcrEased And DEcreasEd in Real-time depending ON fluctuating seRver WORklOadS. 1. fielD oF the Invention
THe iNsTANt inventIoN is related tO a sports BoOT specIficalLy adapTed for sPORtS That reQuirE a sUbstantiaL moBiLIty for tHe FoOT with rEspeCt To the lEg for bENdinG/EXtending movementS, whilE ALso reQUirIng a gOoD retentIOn of The ankle in The transverSe direCtioN.
2. DescRiption Of backgrOunD aNd Relevant iNformatioN
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 POST (power-on self test)  and thenrecog niz edby  the  ope rating system, at w hich point the additio nal p ro c esso r scan s tart pe r fo r m ing  u se ful  w o rk . Com pan ies tha t use thei r s er vers for tra n sa ction, bil lin g, or databa seproces si ngw ouldlos e lar ge sum s  of mo ney durin gt he dow n time re q u ir ed t o enable the addi t io n al processors. 
In th ec ur r e nton- demand bus in ess m o del, ac us t o m erc an have inact ive process i ngresour ce s o n  their  syst em s  th at they mus t de cide when  to ac t ivate.O nce the  custo mer  de cide s  t oact iv a tet he  pr o ces sing res ou rc es, t heya r e char ged  for  theentire cost o f t he n e wly  acti vated  pro ce ssing  resou rces,  e ven if they onl y ne ed a perc ent ag e o fthe a v ailabl e p roc essor c ycles f o r a  s m a l lamount of time. Fu rt h e rm ore, ifthe wo r kl oa d  decreas es , t he c u s tomer  doe s  n ot havethe fl e xi bi lity to  d isable  a ndsto p pay i ng f or the  unusedproce s sing resources ,  since they h a ve a lr e adycom pletely pur chas e d th em w h en  th e y act ivate dt he m  for the first time .An imp ortan t factor in t he current o n -demandbusi n es s  model is soft warelicenses,w hich typ icall y offera custome r limitedcho ice s f orl i ce nsing payment s .  Com mo n licen sin g model s i ncl ude : 1 )the custo mer buys  a  p er pe tua l lic e nse forasys te m w ith X number  of p roce ss or s  an d Y num b er o f us er s;  and  2)  t he cu stom e r b uys a ( 1, 2, 3,4,o r 5)  y ea r licen se for a syst em  with X nu mb erof pro c e ssors an d Y number of users. Th e  custom eris re quir ed to for eca st any  fu t ure in crease s insy ste m deman d s  t hat  m ight occur a ndalloc at e fi nancial  resources to purc h ase  additional l ice nses w he n n e ed e d.Th i s m e a ns that the cus tomer will  h a ve  to pay ex t ra,  r egardle ss of t he li c ensingmodel use d, for ane w li c e nse  that will  cover t he new sy s tem c o nf igura tio n plus  t henew p roject e d n umber  of us er s, eve n ifth e additi onal processing capabil ity is  requ ire d only fo r a sho rt period  oftime. If t headd ition alp roces sing re sou r ces a re n o  longer n e ed ed, f or  example du e t o a  decr eas e  in se rver  workload, the cu s tomer is still  obl i g ate d t o  pay  b ased on the ty peof l icensing  a greement (e .g., per  y e ar or  perpe tual). 
Accord i n gl y , ther e is  aneed foranon - demandin fr a struct urein  which  proce s sing c ycles are dynami cally a lloca t edin re al -time w i thou t requirin g server sy stem r eboo t for  the op er atingsys te m to recog n ize the a dditi onal pr oc essi ngresour ces, a nd in  whi ch  pr ocessingc a pa b il it y  ca n be  incr ea sedand decre a sed in r eal - time de pe ndi n g  on fl u ct u a ting serve r w orklo a d s. 1. Fiel d  oft he Inven tion
T he ins tant in v ent io n is re lat e d  to a spo rts boots pec if ical ly adapt ed  for  s por ts  that require a  substan tial mob i l ity fo r t h e fo o t with  r espect to th e leg  f o r bendi n g /ex tending mov eme nts , wh ile  als o  requiring a good retent ionof th e  an kle i n the  t ransvers e  dir ection.2 . Description  of Backgrounda ndR elev ant In fo rmation
S por t s ofthe
 POST_(power-on self_test) and then recognized_by the_operating_system, at_which_point the additional_processors can start_performing useful work. Companies_that use their_servers_for transaction, billing, or database processing would lose large sums of money during the_downtime_required to_enable_the_additional processors.
In the current on-demand_business model, a customer can_have inactive_processing resources on their systems that they must_decide_when to activate._Once the customer decides to activate the processing resources,_they are charged for the entire_cost of the_newly_activated_processing resources, even if_they only need a percentage of_the available processor cycles for a_small amount of time. Furthermore, if the_workload decreases, the customer does not_have the flexibility to disable_and stop_paying for the unused processing_resources, since they_have already_completely purchased them_when they activated them for the_first time.
An important_factor in the current on-demand business_model_is software licenses,_which_typically_offer a_customer limited choices_for_licensing payments._Common_licensing models include: 1) the customer_buys_a perpetual license for a system with_X number of processors_and_Y number of users;_and 2) the customer buys_a (1, 2, 3, 4, or_5) year_license for_a system with X number of processors and Y number of_users. The customer is required to_forecast any future increases_in system_demands_that might occur_and_allocate financial_resources to purchase additional licenses when needed._This means_that the customer will have to_pay extra, regardless of_the_licensing model used, for a new_license that will cover the new_system configuration plus the new_projected_number_of users, even if the_additional processing capability is required only_for a short_period of time. If the additional processing_resources_are no longer needed, for example_due_to a decrease in server workload,_the_customer_is still obligated to pay_based on the type of licensing_agreement (e.g., per year or perpetual).
Accordingly, there is a_need for an_on-demand infrastructure in which processing_cycles_are_dynamically allocated in real-time without requiring server system reboot for_the operating_system to recognize_the additional processing resources, and in which processing capability can_be increased and decreased in real-time depending_on fluctuating server workloads. 1. Field of the Invention
The instant invention_is related to a sports boot specifically adapted_for sports that require a substantial mobility_for the foot with_respect_to the leg for bending/extending movements, while_also_requiring_a_good retention of_the ankle in_the transverse direction.
2._Description of_Background and Relevant_Information
Sports of_the