Close, I agree this is truly ancient news. However tetrachrmoacy is very rare (not the "frequent" the blurb claims) as true tetrachrmoacy requires the fourth cone to have a frequency response curve that is significantly different from either the existing red or green gone.
Actually, if the UPs is worth a dam the backups aren't on a trickle charge; it should be periodically testing and charging as necessary. Deep cycling is bad for any battery, but excercising them extends their life. I recently came across an interesting resource when doing my own research on batteries
Umm, you're not likely too see to many 40-50 ICEs in the US, other than maybe a Geo Metro. And the Prius is 60/51/55 not the paltry 30-35 you speak of. The Insight boasts a 60/66 MPG.
Thess guys silverlining.greatnow.com, www.mv.com/ipusers/lsg/Prius/PriusMileage.html ev en share their own experience and the EPA estimates seem to be reasonably accurate.
You wouldn't want to. Deep discharge dramatically decreases the lifetime of rechargeable batteries, and those used in hybrids are not cheap. For that matter, neither is a bank of lead-acid.
Firstly, MIT is not the only "historically gender-biased institution". Secondly, while I can't speak for everyone here, most of us could give a flying rat's @$$ about our president's gender.
They claim she's qualified, and at least she was a scentist in a former life (even if it is a biologist, way too trendy a pick IMO), so that's fine. But the thing I for one want to see (and others too) is an alum as president. An accquaintance quipped this somewhat aking to choosing a Julliard alum
to direct West Point.
Umm no "buddy". In water ice the oxygen is part of the molecule which makes up the lattice. In gemstones the impurities are lattice defects (I include inclusion shere).
Yes and no. The actions of the FBI and other law enforcement are, in theory, to protect us all. Such services should then be payed for by all, i.e. federal tazes (which incidentally spreads it out very thinly making it a neglibile cost). As opposed to the person subscribing paying to have their provacy taken away. Not unlike a bank charging you to hold onto your own money, which they in turn make money with by lending it out (or your future earnings, using you as an annuity) to others.
Read the presentation linked to by another poster, this map explicitly filters out things like forest fires, it's intent is to represent static light soucres i.e; settlement.
Sort of, the Louisanna Purchase was gridded out into townships. Roads were then typically built along the grid, and towns tend to develop at cross-roads.
The obvious solution is no fvcking hummers on the road. Besides being more efficient (energy *and* materials) lighter vehicles reduce mortality for pedestrians and bicyclists. There's no need for an arms race in vehicle mass. If your manhood is that tied up in "bigger is better" become a sumo.
I bother because the readings for my courses are available as PDFs created from page scans. Now, when I need to go back and find something I can't grep through embedded TIFFs and JPEGs. So I tried AdLib Express, and it works pretty damn well if not expensive as hell. Plus, it embeds the OCR results in the PDF so you can search within the documents as well.
You must count yourself among them masses then. There are huge differences between your average GMO and what they have proposed 1) you typically need a vector to add the new genes. 2) are *adding new genes* vs. selecting for existing ones 2b) these new genes often come from completely unrelated creatures and the result is not possible with traditional breednig and nybridization techniques, these are the so called frankenfoods.
Ever seen a GE medical instruments commercial? You know, instant access to medical records anytime anywhere? Explain to me how that's going to happen without machines being on the network.
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It's be interesting to see them use PNGlets to
render the page.
Batteries (electrochemical cells) are chemical
Yeah liquid nitrogen it's like, as common as water. AFAIK LN2 is more of an engineering
abbreviation but I have definitely heard it used.
Close, I agree this is truly ancient news. However
tetrachrmoacy is very rare (not the "frequent" the blurb claims) as true tetrachrmoacy requires the fourth cone to have a frequency response curve that is significantly different from either the existing red or green gone.
Actually, if the UPs is worth a dam the backups aren't on a trickle charge; it should be periodically testing and charging as necessary.
Deep cycling is bad for any battery, but excercising them extends their life. I recently came across an interesting resource when doing
my own research on batteries
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Umm, you're not likely too see to many 40-50 ICEs in the US, other than maybe a Geo
v en share their own experience and the EPA estimates seem to be reasonably accurate.
Metro. And the Prius is 60/51/55 not the paltry 30-35 you speak of. The Insight
boasts a 60/66 MPG.
Thess guys silverlining.greatnow.com, www.mv.com/ipusers/lsg/Prius/PriusMileage.html
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You wouldn't want to. Deep discharge dramatically
decreases the lifetime of rechargeable batteries,
and those used in hybrids are not cheap. For that
matter, neither is a bank of lead-acid.
Just because Fords car sucks (but I repeat myself) does not mean hybrids are pointless. Besides which, money isn't everything.
Firstly, MIT is not the only "historically gender-biased institution". Secondly, while I can't speak for everyone here, most of us could give a flying rat's @$$ about our president's gender. They claim she's qualified, and at least she was a scentist in a former life (even if it is a biologist, way too trendy a pick IMO), so that's fine. But the thing I for one want to see (and others too) is an alum as president. An accquaintance quipped this somewhat aking to choosing a Julliard alum to direct West Point.
Here here! And the parent poster might want to
look at research going on in the rest of the
world.
Umm no "buddy". In water ice the oxygen is part of
the molecule which makes up the lattice. In gemstones the impurities are lattice defects
(I include inclusion shere).
Yes and no. The actions of the FBI and other law enforcement are, in theory, to protect us all. Such services should then be payed for by all, i.e. federal tazes (which incidentally spreads it out very thinly making it a neglibile cost). As opposed to the person subscribing paying to have their provacy taken away. Not unlike a bank charging you to hold onto your own money, which they in turn make money with by lending it out (or your future earnings, using you as an annuity) to others.
That actually doesn't change what I said, "the :-P
Louisanna Purchase was gridded out into townships"
is still true
Read the presentation linked to by another poster,
this map explicitly filters out things like forest
fires, it's intent is to represent static light
soucres i.e; settlement.
Pfft. What about us tree huggers? All that light you
can see in space is energy wasted.
Sort of, the Louisanna Purchase was gridded out into
townships. Roads were then typically built along the
grid, and towns tend to develop at cross-roads.
Yes, do it under the auspices of the UN. Pay to play (on a sliding scale according to means of course).
Maybe you should use the other 50 cents to buy a clue. https://helixcommunity.org/
The obvious solution is no fvcking hummers on the road. Besides being more efficient (energy *and* materials) lighter vehicles reduce mortality for pedestrians and bicyclists. There's no need for an arms race in vehicle mass. If your manhood is that tied up in "bigger is better" become a sumo.
I bother because the readings for my courses are available as PDFs created from page scans. Now,
when I need to go back and find something I can't
grep through embedded TIFFs and JPEGs. So I tried
AdLib Express, and it works pretty damn well if
not expensive as hell. Plus, it embeds the OCR
results in the PDF so you can search within the
documents as well.
You must count yourself among them masses then. There are huge differences between your average GMO and what they have proposed
1) you typically need a vector to add the new genes.
2) are *adding new genes* vs. selecting for existing ones
2b) these new genes often come from completely unrelated creatures and the result is not possible with traditional breednig and nybridization techniques, these are the so called frankenfoods.
Ever seen a GE medical instruments commercial?
You know, instant access to medical records anytime anywhere? Explain to me how that's going to happen without machines being on the network.
Argentina actually lays claim to a large portion of Anatartica (of course they claimed the Falklands too)
I dunno, Helium-3 is pretty damn scarce.
(Helium-4 is getting there too actualy)