In terms of the case itself, the unfortunate facts of the case seem to be video's that appear to contradict the officers' recollections of the events which seems to have infected the court's view of the officers' case in my estimation. MORALES V. FRY http://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2017/10/16/14-35944.pdf Charles W. Thompson, Jr.

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> > The goal is for the sampling to occur within +/-0.5 clock cycles between two X310s while the shared frequency reference is present; the time bias estimator has been verified to have sufficient accuracy to support this, thus I’m limited by the accuracy with which I can set the clock.

> > Anyone able to estimate how much would be needed to attract the attention of a developer? > > William > > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: "William F. Adams via Discuss" > To: "discuss@lists.openscad.org" > Cc: "William F.

(You can make this an annual estimate if that's easier) 2. Under what cause of action? 3. What amount was awarded? 4.

Presumably the factor would be b/h estimated from the photo. Precision won't be an issue as I'll glue some thin but flexible stuff to the outside. The more difficult aspect is that the other end of the print must be a cylinder of about 2 inches (50 mm) in height and 5/8 inch (15 mm) inner diameter. (I'll be attaching a hose or similar.)

The frequency sink uses a heavily "stuttered" approach to   producing the spectral estimate.  If the frame rate is (let's say) 10Hz, then nearly ALL of the incoming sample   frames are dropped on the floor, which is why it *appears* that it is "keeping up" when you only have a frequency   sink in your flow. What kind of computer are you using? 

This is important so you can communicate your best estimate of your position should it become necessary to call for assistance (assuming you have a radio and it is working).

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