I had the same problem after I learned drafting in high school. This was before it was computerized. The writing was very precise block lettering. Ruined my handwriting. I started writing the same way as drafting, only really fast. Looks awful.
I have dealt with people like that in the Army. Grip strong enough to crush a rock. As they go up in rank, they are assigned different work. Now, have them try writing. They don't have the endurance to do the fine work. Different kind of strength.
This was in response to VW faking their exhaust emissions. These cities were wondering where all the pollution was coming from, since all the cars tested clean. Now they know that they all fail emission standards. The only way to solve the problem is ban the cars. The owners need to sue VW.
Typing, at least typing the proper way, also builds up hand strength. Hunt and peck with 2 fingers does not. If you really want to build hand strength, make them learn to play the piano.
Short answer, no. You would not get the angular resolution required unless you synchronize the data feeds. This is done to sub wavelengths of light. The reason is because the air moves. Its why they tend to be on high mountains, above as much air as possible. You have to have precise measurements to factor it out. They do build interferometers that work this way, but they have tunnels connecting them that are either vacuums or controlled environments. You would have to wait hours to days after a person enters one for the air to settle down before use. Other ones are digitally synchronized with custom wiring and atomic clocks. The length of the wires has to be measured to incredible precision to know the timing. It would cost far more to build one the way you suggest than the way they do it now.
Yes, if the supernova is close enough that the increase in neutrinos is recognizable. The problem is, it doesn't give a very good direction. Basically somewhere off to the right. Someone at the detector also has to check the data before they can even determine the direction. Telescopes start searching for the supernova, but may take a few days to check all the galaxies in that direction before they find it. This guy had before and after images in his 1 1/2 hours of data.
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It should be called Spring Forward. The next one can be Fall Back.
Yea, like fund SpaceX.
I'm waiting for a laptop that is dishwasher safe.
I read the title as "Desktop PC Shipments Dip Below 100 meters/ Year." I guess they weren't getting too deep.
Treason can only be committed during times of war. Unless we have secretly declared war on Russia, there can be no treason.
Good..over.
I guess Verizon won't have the most coverage any more.
I had the same problem after I learned drafting in high school. This was before it was computerized. The writing was very precise block lettering. Ruined my handwriting. I started writing the same way as drafting, only really fast. Looks awful.
I have dealt with people like that in the Army. Grip strong enough to crush a rock. As they go up in rank, they are assigned different work. Now, have them try writing. They don't have the endurance to do the fine work. Different kind of strength.
This was in response to VW faking their exhaust emissions. These cities were wondering where all the pollution was coming from, since all the cars tested clean. Now they know that they all fail emission standards. The only way to solve the problem is ban the cars. The owners need to sue VW.
Typing, at least typing the proper way, also builds up hand strength. Hunt and peck with 2 fingers does not. If you really want to build hand strength, make them learn to play the piano.
Oh, the Nuclear alien UFO from North Korea.
Yes! Let's replace them with 20 cars stopping every 10 feet instead!
That's why they're all being deported.
Psy
Not since we threw them all out.
They don't have maths classes in Hawaii. They only teach one math.
Short answer, no. You would not get the angular resolution required unless you synchronize the data feeds. This is done to sub wavelengths of light. The reason is because the air moves. Its why they tend to be on high mountains, above as much air as possible. You have to have precise measurements to factor it out. They do build interferometers that work this way, but they have tunnels connecting them that are either vacuums or controlled environments. You would have to wait hours to days after a person enters one for the air to settle down before use. Other ones are digitally synchronized with custom wiring and atomic clocks. The length of the wires has to be measured to incredible precision to know the timing. It would cost far more to build one the way you suggest than the way they do it now.
Yes, if the supernova is close enough that the increase in neutrinos is recognizable. The problem is, it doesn't give a very good direction. Basically somewhere off to the right. Someone at the detector also has to check the data before they can even determine the direction. Telescopes start searching for the supernova, but may take a few days to check all the galaxies in that direction before they find it. This guy had before and after images in his 1 1/2 hours of data.
Tesla doesn't make driverless cars.
Yes. Trust but verify.
I think Putin is already exiled to Russia...
Sorry, the Russian army won't let us.
Forget mining Bitcoin, run a micro radio station. The FCC will never notice that.
The lambs produced won't move out of the basement and spend all day playing video games.