Package ‘Rmosek’ February 15, 2019 Version 1.3.2 Title The R to MOSEK Optimization Interface Author MOSEK ApS Contact MOSEK ApS Description This is a generic meta-package designed to make the optimization facilities of MOSEK available from the R.
CRAN - Package PMCMR PMCMR: Calculate Pairwise Multiple Comparisons of Mean Rank Sums Note, that the 'PMCMR' package is superseded by the novel 'PMCMRplus' package. The 'PMCMRplus' package contains all functions from 'PMCMR' and many more parametric and non-parametric multiple comparison procedures, one-factorial trend tests, as well as improved method functions, such as print, summary and plot. The 'PMCMR' package is no longer maintained, but kept for compatibility of reverse depending packages for some time. Version: 4.3 Depends: R (≥ 3.0.0), stats, base Suggests:,, graphics Published: 2018-05-19 Author: Thorsten Pohlert Maintainer: Thorsten Pohlert License: NeedsCompilation: no Citation: Materials: CRAN checks: Downloads: Reference manual: Vignettes: Package source: Windows binaries: r-devel:, r-release:, r-oldrel: OS X binaries: r-release:, r-oldrel: Old sources: Reverse dependencies: Reverse imports: Reverse suggests: Linking: Please use the canonical form to link to this page.
Gulliver Mod 1.6.4 (Grow to Giant Size or Shrink to Tiny) Author: UncleMion December 25, 2017 372,642 views Gulliver Mod 1.6.4 adds in a couple of potions, commands, ext that let the player change their or other things size in Minecraft. Gulliver Mod 1.6.4 adds in a couple of potions, commands, ext that let the player change their or other things size in Minecraft. This mod lets you shrink to the size of a mouse or grow to be a giant. Gulliver mod 1.8. Gulliver The Resizing Mod for Minecraft 1.6.4 and 1.6.2 - Have you ever ever watched a film a few group of researchers and analysis chemical substances, a few of which have the power to vary the scale of objects and creatures that may be bigger than and smaller than the unique or not?
On May 25th of 1936 Manousos Pelekis from Ermoupoli had a vision which led him to the icon of Saint Demetrios. After the command of the Metropolitan of Syros at the time, Filaretos a magnificent stone church of Byzantine style with a dome was built in the exact place where the icon was found, a church greeting the ships that arrived. The Temple stands out for the stone walls on the inside as well as the few icons that adorn them. Ships arriving or leaving the port of Ermoupolis whistle just as they pass from St. Demetrios while the priest of the temple, greets them. Agia Paraskevi was built in 1600 in Alithini and belongs to the shipowner Athanasio Martino. This is a private church with a dome built in Byzantine style that was reconstructed and expanded in 1873. Located in a perfect location the church offers magnificent views to the island’s harbor as well as the Cyclades. Under the church there is a smaller Temple, the temple of all Saints hosting the bones of victims from the ship that was lost in the fire of 1876. Agia Paraskevi is commemorated on July the 26th with a spectacular feast. Saint George is the Catholic diocese of Syros. Built in 1200 on the highest point of the hill of Ano Syros it has undergone numerous renovations and reconstructions over the years, the latest being that of the Tinian architect Chatzisimos. It is a large complex including the Church, the Bell Tower, the baptistery, the sacristy, the hospitality room, the historical archive building, the Episcopal Palace and an abandoned house. The Cathedral is a three-aisled Basilica with marble columns. Statues of Saints by Italian sculptors of the 18th century dominate the entrance while on the inside visitors will certainly be impressed by the wood-carvings and marble flooring inspired by a Tinian sculptor. Ano Syros was founded in 1200 by the Venetians and continued to be inhabited throughout the course of history while maintaining its Catholic and medieval character. A city characterized by countless steps that pass by the white houses and arches at the edge of the hill leading to the top of the village where the Catholic Cathedral of Saint George is situated.