Or by the percentage of the species that carries the genes of a historical individual, at any given moment in time. Arbitrarily choosing to measure grandchildren isn't any different than arbitrarily choosing to measure children (though lifespan is certainly going to limit the ability of a gene to have generational effects).
Can you spell out some of your assumptions? At 50 watts per square meter (recent panels with noon sun should do quite a bit better than 50 watts / square meter), I get a good bit less than a square mile:
The heat is an unavoidable secondary effect (of an internal combustion engine). If you have a device than can extract electrical energy from the heat without interfering with proper cooling, the energy is essentially free.
Those figures are per capita and include industrial and commercial consumption (a society sets the rules for industry and commerce and is responsible for their behavior, but it isn't as if the average American is sitting at home finding news ways to waste electricity, some clever sole is out there doing it for them, lighting a parking lot or whatever).
Or they could just use some dynamite (I can't imagine that underwater salvage would be harder than dismantling them).
I can't see it being a big problem, if it did turn into a big problem, just start shooting unauthorized climbers/interlopers (with as much warning as makes people feel warm and fuzzing inside).
Those numbers include industrial and commercial consumption (they certainly reflect per capita consumption of electricity, but I doubt they accurately reflect residential use in each country).
Based on a couple of electric bills, I (as a U.S. resident) use somewhere less than 5,000 kWh a year (that calculation is very conservative; this amount probably isn't very high, as I don't use AC, but it probably isn't very low either, as I am only moderately attentive to how much power I am using).
It is pretty likely that the flash implementation will use the same video decoder as the rest of the TV (probably a hardware chip; won't work for every flash video on the internet, but it will likely work for the highest resolution videos).
I suppose they could botch it and not do this, but I doubt it.
I'm all for wind (and solar and other low impact renewables), but worries about fuel supply are not the biggest problem with nuclear (really, nuclear looks like a pretty good medium term trade off when you compare it to coal, which is what it would really be competing with).
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Or by the percentage of the species that carries the genes of a historical individual, at any given moment in time. Arbitrarily choosing to measure grandchildren isn't any different than arbitrarily choosing to measure children (though lifespan is certainly going to limit the ability of a gene to have generational effects).
You should waste your angst on Las Vegas or something.
Where does something like that get recorded?
Can you spell out some of your assumptions? At 50 watts per square meter (recent panels with noon sun should do quite a bit better than 50 watts / square meter), I get a good bit less than a square mile:
http://www.google.com/search?q=100+megawatts+%2F+(50+watts+%2F+(square+meter))+-%3E+square+miles
The heat is an unavoidable secondary effect (of an internal combustion engine). If you have a device than can extract electrical energy from the heat without interfering with proper cooling, the energy is essentially free.
Only if you run your computations in reverse some of the time.
Those figures are per capita and include industrial and commercial consumption (a society sets the rules for industry and commerce and is responsible for their behavior, but it isn't as if the average American is sitting at home finding news ways to waste electricity, some clever sole is out there doing it for them, lighting a parking lot or whatever).
The proper term is SPF-Aluminum.
Unless the damping is achieved by smoothing out the energy transfer (rather than suppressing it). Tropical storm Tuesdays or whatever.
Given the scale of a hurricane, it isn't likely that they would be able to actually damp out an active storm.
I don't expect the woman to change her mind, I expect she will have a much harder time influencing others.
The constitution enjoins the government. It has nothing to say about consenting adults urinating on each other, for instance.
Don't forget, various government agencies will shoot them with only minor warning.
Bennett is a comedian.
Just put them in France.
You can do it!
It is really too bad that stupid isn't an anatomical feature. If it were, you could have punched that guy in the stupid.
Or they could just use some dynamite (I can't imagine that underwater salvage would be harder than dismantling them).
I can't see it being a big problem, if it did turn into a big problem, just start shooting unauthorized climbers/interlopers (with as much warning as makes people feel warm and fuzzing inside).
Those numbers include industrial and commercial consumption (they certainly reflect per capita consumption of electricity, but I doubt they accurately reflect residential use in each country).
Based on a couple of electric bills, I (as a U.S. resident) use somewhere less than 5,000 kWh a year (that calculation is very conservative; this amount probably isn't very high, as I don't use AC, but it probably isn't very low either, as I am only moderately attentive to how much power I am using).
2 cats 1 toilet?
Hulu had my baby.
It is pretty likely that the flash implementation will use the same video decoder as the rest of the TV (probably a hardware chip; won't work for every flash video on the internet, but it will likely work for the highest resolution videos).
I suppose they could botch it and not do this, but I doubt it.
I'm curious: why not use a more descriptive file name?
The U.S. has had libraries and used books stores for the last hundred years too.
I'll take the nuclear duty cycle.
I'm all for wind (and solar and other low impact renewables), but worries about fuel supply are not the biggest problem with nuclear (really, nuclear looks like a pretty good medium term trade off when you compare it to coal, which is what it would really be competing with).
It's noon somewhere.