RAPL in Action

Action mirroring and action understanding in children

The past decade has experienced an increasing interest in action underestanding and children’s mirroring of others’ behavior. Behavioral investigations have focused on the development and significance of mimicry, goal prediction and imitation. Others have focused on the neural basis of action mirroring, identifying particular electrophysiological markers or related brain regions. A vivid debate...

A Quantitative Evaluation of the RAPL Power Control System

We evaluate Intel’s RAPL power control system, which allows users to set a power limit and then tunes processor behavior to respect that limit. We evaluate RAPL by setting power limits and running a number of standard benchmarks. We quantify RAPL along five metrics: stability, accuracy, settling time, overshoot, and efficiency. The first four are standard measures for evaluating control systems...

Biosynthesis of pipecolic acid by RapL, a lysine cyclodeaminase encoded in the rapamycin gene cluster.

Rapamycin, FK506, and FK520 are immunosuppressant macrolactone natural products comprised of predominantly polyketide-based core structures. A single nonproteinogenic pipecolic acid residue is installed into the scaffold by a nonribosomal peptide synthetase that also performs the subsequent macrocyclization step at the carbonyl group of this amino acid. It has been assumed that pipecolic acid i...

Interprofessional Education Conference: Grounding Action in Theory

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Crystal structure of the Toll / interleukin - 1 receptor ( TIR ) domain of human IL - 1 RAPL