translate([x,y]) circle(0.01); module pie_slice(r, a0, a1, fnNum) { //$fa = 5; R = r * sqrt(2) + 1; intersection() { circle(r, $fn=fnNum); hull() { point(0,0); for(i = [0:4]) //a = (((4 - i) * a0 + i * a1) / 4); point(R * cos((((4 - i) * a0 + i * a1) / 4)), R * sin((((4

= \sigma^2 * \Sum_{n=0}^{N-1} sin(2*\pi*k*n/N)^2 The sum over squared sin(…)/cos(…) is always N/2, except for k=0 and k=N/2, where cos(…) is N and sin(…) is 0, resulting in X[k] with real DC and Nyquist components as is to be expected for a real x[n].

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Really looking forward to our growing relationship with Kevin and the Y. > > > Sent from the iPhone of: > Brent Voynar > > "Whatever it is you do today, be great at it!" > > On Nov 1, 2014, at 11:34 AM, Jon Wesler wrote: > >> Hi Everyone, >> >> Just wanted to share this with everyone!

Yes - but the "proper" 50 A 240V outlet will give you a total of 100 amps at 120 V, so using the Y adapator gives you less total power available than plugging directly into a 50A outlet. K> Keith K> _____ K> I love to give homemade gifts, ... umm, which one of the kids would you K> like?

Another way to overcome this would be to use individual plugs, a female 30, a male 20 and a male15 and wire them in a sort-of 'Y' configuration with 12 and 14 gauge. That would give you a universal connector that you could use with your normal shore power cord whether you have a 15, 20 or 30 Amp outlrt at the marina or club.

. > Here I get both > > -------------------- > // Echo expression and return it > function echoit(x) = echo(x) x; > //echo with label > function echoit2(x,y) = echo(x,y) y; > > /* > function fixVector(vectorOfVectors) for(a = vectorOfVectors)a; > */ > > function flatten(l) = [ for (a = l) for (b = a) b ] ; > > //given nested lists of arbitrary levels, make it

Because all side surfaces are X-Y plane surfaces, I thought it might be a useful condition. I think projection may not be the optimum solution but it is nice to know this capability.

I replaced that file (e310_rfnoc_image_core.yml) with the already existing file to the location (/uhd/fpga/usrp3/top/e31x) and from this folder I executed the command “rfnoc_image_builder -y\ ./e310_rfnoc_image_core.yml “. I am not sure whether I did it correctly or not. regards Hassan