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Adding Image to a Polygon “situation where” vs. “situation in which” In my mother tongue I can use the word where not only to describe something connected to a location, but also to substitute in which.   My question is: Is it correct to use where in a sentence like this?       Describe a situation where you had to show leadership.   Or it would be better to use in which instead? Book about a town that is transported by an explosion into a freezing desert It starts with a town that was hit by a mysterious explosion which transports that town into a desert. The weather is cold and people burn coal but they soon run out and send out an expedition to look for signs of life - they navigate the desert for a couple of days and come across a glass dome covering a city. Apparently they have been transported far in the future.  And that's where I stopped reading and want to resume now. Don't remember the title or the author and it's at least 20 years old. Hi i want to put this simbol "%" in the tick labels only in the x axis how can i do? elementary row operation change the eigenvalue of a matrix I know that elementary row operations may change the eigenvalues of a matrix, but if these operations don't change the determinant, why should change the eigenvalues??  Thanks I have parent folder "parent". Inside this folder I have subfolders, and a file named "names.txt". this file includes the names of these subfolders as follow:  Parent_folder folder1 folder2 folder3 folder4 . . . . names.txt   The content of the file "names.txt" is as follow:  folder1 folder2 folder3 folder4 . . .   Inside every folder I have images and I want to apply consecutively 10 scripts on every image ( every script must finish it is job inside every folder, then the second script must be run). These scripts have different names and they are exist in one folder. I set an environment by sourcing a file then I can call these scripts by its name from terminal .At the same time I want to apply this process on all the folders at once. i.e. when script #1 is running, I want it to be running on all the folders at the same time. When it is done and script #2 will start. I want it to start in all the folders at once and so on... In order to achieve this I wrote the following code:  #!/bin/bash path=PATH/TO/THE/PARENT/FOLDER for i in $(cat $path/names.txt); do { script#1 } &amp; { script#2 } &amp; . . .  done   This code is not working efficiently as all the commands are running at once. I want the commands to run on all the folders at once but consecutively.  What I am doing wrong? Don't replicators make the Ferengi rather pointless? Ferengis are all about acquisition and making a profit. But, in the age of replicators, where everything you want can be produced instantly, what would be the point of their lifestyle? How does the "tail" command's "-f" parameter work? $ tail -f testfile   the command is supposed to show the latest entries in the specified file, in real-time right? But that's not happening. Please correct me, if what I intend it to do is wrong...  I created a new file "aaa" and added a line of text and closed it. then issued this command (first line):  $ tail -f aaa xxx xxa axx   the last three lines are the contents of the file aaa. Now that the command is still running (since I used -f), I opened the file aaa via the GUI and started adding a few more lines manually. But the terminal doesn't show the new lines added in the file.  What's wrong here? The tail -f command only shows new entries if they are written by system only? (like log files etc) I'm currently reading the TeXbook, and I use \show a lot to see how Knuth defined plain-TeX macros in terms of TeX primitives. For instance, to have access to the definition of \centerline, I would write \show\centerline in my input file. When I compile  that file with pdftex in interactive mode from the command line (a Unix terminal, in my case), TeX generates an error message that shows me the definition of \centerline in the terminal and offers me a menu of options (as described in Chapter 6: Running TeX in the TeXbook).  I understand that design choice by Knuth of having TeX generate an error message for each instance of \show: he probably wanted to leave the user some time to read what \show... prints in the terminal before letting TeX resume execution, instead of having to open the log file only after the end of the compilation.  However, instances of \show... in the input file have the undesirable side-effect of raising "errors" (false alarms, really) when pdftex is called from within an IDE such as TeXmaker with option -interaction=nonstopmode. For example,  \show\centerline \bye   when compiled with pdftex -interaction=nonstopmode causes TeXmaker to report     Obviously, those false alarms prove really annoying when debugging. I always have to ask myself: Wait... are those errors due to instances of \show in my input file, or are they bona fide errors? On the other hand, my understanding is that you have to specify  -interaction=nonstopmode   if you want to call pdftex from within an IDE. Therefore, my question is:  Is there any way of preventing TeXmaker from reporting those "false alarms"?  Note: the problem I describe may be present in IDEs other than TeXmaker as well. What do they do with all the plates and cups in Star Trek? What made the Ministry admit Sirius was innocent? Connecting two DC wallwarts in series - to produce dual DC supply I have two 9 V, 300 mA wallwarts and would like to connect them in series to produce +9 V, 0 V and -9 V. This can be done with two 9 V batteries (as seen below), but can I do this with two non-identical wallwarts? Almost every time I turn my XBox on and start up Fallout 4, I am unable to use the "Continue" option because the most recent save is corrupt.  I instead use the "Load" option. Here, I can see that the last save I manually performed is perfectly fine, and load it with no problem. However, there is an additional, corrupt save with the same time stamp immediately after it.  This doesn't happen quite every time, but often enough that I'm surprised when there's no corrupt save waiting for me to delete it.  I've tried a few things to solve this, including exiting to the game's main menu before turning the XBox off, going out to the guide before turning the XBox off, turning it off immediately after saving, and waiting a while after saving.  Why do I get all these corrupt saves? Do others have this problem? How do I fix it? What do the fields in ls -al output mean? What is the function of the RNA primer in DNA replication? What does the second column in the output of 'ls -n' mean? I have 2 columns in Excel: the first contains a list of employee names who perform function A, and the second contains a list of employee names who perform function B.  What I want is to identify, in one cell, if there is one employee whose name appears in both the first and second columns. It does not have to show which name(s) appears in both columns, it just needs to identify IF there are any names that appear in both columns. How to see what's going on during Windows shutdown/logging off process? Windows 7 msconfig lets users select the options No GUI boot and OS boot information to have a list of drivers being loaded during boot. Is it possible to have similar detailed messages during shutting down/restarting/logging off? Here's the screen I want disable or give me more details: Arrangements of a,a,a,b,b,b,c,c,c in which no three consecutive letters are the same Q: How many arrangements of a,a,a,b,b,b,c,c,c are there such that  $\hspace{5mm}$ (i). no three consecutive letters are the same?  $\hspace{5mm}$ (ii). no two consecutive letters are the same?  A:(i). 1314. ${\hspace{5mm}}$ (ii). 174.  I thought of using the General Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion along with letting $p_i$ denote a property that.. , and doing so, I will evaluate $E(0)$, which gives us the number of arrangements without any of the properties.   How do I go about doing that? I am trying to use the method stated above in solving this question, but I am unable to generalize the properties $p_i$. "std::endl" vs "\n" Many C++ books contain example code like this...  std::cout &lt;&lt; "Test line" &lt;&lt; std::endl;   ...so I've always done that too. But I've seen a lot of code from working developers like this instead:  std::cout &lt;&lt; "Test line\n";   Is there a technical reason to prefer one over the other, or is it just a matter of coding style?