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Muscular pressure pain: fNIRS measurements were performed during the application of painful pressure on the muscle bulk of the finger extensors of the dominant hand side (which was the right side in all cases) using a calibrated algesiometer (Wagner Instruments, USA; Additional file 3: Figure S2). For this stimulation we first determined the individual pressure pain threshold by applying increasing pressure with the algesiometer until the study participant reported pain. Pain intensity at the individual pain threshold was rated on a numeric rating scale (NRS) with zero (no pain at all) to 100 (worst pain imaginable). Having identified individual pressure pain thresholds, we could then calibrate pressure stimulation to apply either painful (5 N above the threshold) or non-painful (5 N below the threshold) pressure. A total of 20 painful and 20 painless stimuli were applied in a randomized order. For computer aided randomization we used Presentation Software (Neurobehavioral Systems Incorporation, USA) so that the stimulus to be applied (painful or painless) was presented to the investigator on a monitor. The stimulation conditions were as follows: pressure application for two seconds; pause for ten seconds between two stimuli to allow hemodynamic response to return to baseline; no two stimulations at the same location. Additionally, we investigated ten randomly chosen FMS patients and matched healthy controls with a control condition: FMS patients and healthy controls were stimulated with a pressure intensity just at the median pain threshold of FMS patients, which was rated non-painful by healthy controls. Otherwise, the same procedure as described above was used. This experiment was included to investigate the extent of cortical activation when both study groups were stimulated with the same pressure intensity which was painful for FMS patients but painless for healthy controls.




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Besides the .dcu files, each BCP distribution includes .hpp and .obj files that can be used with the matching version of C++ Builder. For example, SecureBlackbox 2020 Delphi Edition - Backwards Compatibility Pack Delphi 10.2 Tokyo includes .obj and .hpp files that can be used with C++ Builder 10.2 Tokyo.Due to large cumulative size of the .dcu files and the need to supply an individual set of .dcu files for every Delphi version and platform, we split the BCP distribution into a number of separate downloads, one per Delphi version. Please pick the download that matches the version of Delphi you work with. The individual distribution includes a set of .dcu for every target platformsupported by that version of Delphi (unless it's old and not in use anymore, like 32 bit macOS). For example, the setup package for Delphi 10.4 Sydney includes .dcus thattarget Windows (32 and 64 bit), Linux (64 bit), macOS (64 bit), iPhone (64 bit), and Android ARM (32 and 64 bit).This package supports the following versions of Delphi: 7, 2007, XE (1-8), 10.0-10.4. Support for future Delphi versions will be added upon their release. There is also a separatesetup file for FreePascal (3.2.0), with Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms supported.SecureBlackbox 2020 Delphi Edition - Source CodeThe Source Code package contains the pascal source code that matches the set of .dcus offered by Backwards Compatibility Pack package. You need a special kind of license to access this package.Licensing DifferencesDepending on which variant of the Delphi Edition you are using, you may need to use slightly different methods to provide your license:


In the following, we list the usage of the programs in the antechamberpackage (circa 2007; for more recent information see the AmberTools Manual; for the latest informationexecute the program with the -h option). As to algorithms beyond those programs, please refer to our paper submitted to Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Science. At the bottom of this page, we providean example ( TP) to demonstrate how to use antechamber programs to generate prep and frcmod files to be read by LEaP. More examples and tutorials are available in other pages. We also have a trouble-shooting page, where there are some tips on how to use antechamber programs efficiently and properly.


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