Well the Moon can be described as not orbiting the Earth but both are orbiting a common point; any satellites orbiting the moon will be subject to the Earth's tidal influence as are satellites orbiting the Earth perturbed by the lunar tides.
Not really, the cable being hit by high energy particles is going to receive ion trail damage that would disrupt the optical properties not to mention what any exposure to solar UV and/or X-rays would do to the plastic cable sheathing
we don't really know if our equipment will survive the passage into and out of the Earth's magnetosphere or if it does who long it will. The way I understand it the lunar surface undergoes some rather severe static electricity build ups then.
Actually large flats are more difficult than parabolas and much more difficult than spheres; when you start pushing glass they naturally tend to curve. The tolerance isn't as hard as you'd think, I was figuring parabolic mirrors to millionths of an inch since I was 10 years old
if there were anything criminal in the email (and I'm dubious about that claim).
I thought it all was posted on wikileaks so knock yourself out looking, in fact I figure if there was anything of substance there the Democrats would be screaming it from the rafters.
What Kernell did made as much sense as the Watergate break in did, at best all it will do is get him a prison term, at worst he'll throw the election for the democrats. I rather suspect the his Dad may have been doing some trash talking that the kid took to serious and ended up ruining his life.
Doctor's frequently work for a professional corporation as an employee that the Doctor owns, the PC then contracts to another PC that the Doctor owns to conduct his or her practice so salary doesn't mean much to a Dr.
It's not too far fetched for the person finding the items to not be in on any hoax. Fossett himself may have planted the items to mark his trail for rescuers as well, he would assume that the wreckage would be found, leaving a trail wouldn't be unresonable.
well since he was a world record cross-country skier it's not impossible that the items were found a considerable distance from the crash site and his body maybe found quite a ways from the found items as well.
email requires DNS lookups constantly... it also relies on getting proper responses... especially nowadays when anti-spam measures are so important.
ipv6 failover is commonly implemented by handling the DNS failure on the first request.
Well how is that going to happen doesn't everyone subscribed to clueless ISP use clueless ISP's mail server that is configured to use a real DNS server rather than the crappy one clueless expects us to use for our DNS needs?
You can't copyright a domain name, it would have to be trademarked, and I think it would be easier to sue for trademark dilution in your scenario anyways.
Sorry but I do know what I am talking about I used ultrasonic cleaners daily that work by causing microscopic cavitations full of low pressure vapors in the cleaning fluid that blast dirt of the surfaces of materials. By ultrasonicating the injection fluid you can cause the nozzle to be exposed to high and low pressure nodes and antinodes which will causes the fuel to inject not as a steady state but as as series of injection with a frequencies in the neighborhood of 35KHz. This could easily effect droplet diameter.
not necessarily it's likely to be difficult to do in a production environment, the big companies will research changes that will save pennies which is big bucks over a couple million vehicles. Gearheads will do tedious work to gain a couple percent gain in HP or economy
In most countries (including all of Europe and Australia) the "headline" octane rating, shown on the pump, is the RON, but in the United States, Canada and some other countries the headline number is the average of the RON and the MON, sometimes called the Anti-Knock Index (AKI), Road Octane Number (RdON), Pump Octane Number (PON), or (R+M)/2. Because of the 8 to 10 point difference noted above, the octane shown in the United States is 4 to 5 points lower than the same fuel elsewhere: 87 octane fuel, the "regular" gasoline in the US and Canada, is 91-92 in Europe. However most European pumps deliver 95 (RON) as "regular", equivalent to 90-91 US (R+M)/2, and some even deliver 98 (RON) or 100 (RON).Octane rating
I've seen pumps that also list both the RON and MON numbers
vortexs don't necessarily increase drag, small divets like on a real boomerang or a golf ball actually decrease drag because of the surface turbulence. I've never tried it in an intake system but I'm mightily tempted.
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Well the Moon can be described as not orbiting the Earth but both are orbiting a common point; any satellites orbiting the moon will be subject to the Earth's tidal influence as are satellites orbiting the Earth perturbed by the lunar tides.
Not really, the cable being hit by high energy particles is going to receive ion trail damage that would disrupt the optical properties not to mention what any exposure to solar UV and/or X-rays would do to the plastic cable sheathing
we don't really know if our equipment will survive the passage into and out of the Earth's magnetosphere or if it does who long it will. The way I understand it the lunar surface undergoes some rather severe static electricity build ups then.
well you could make the telescope mobile and keep moving it so it's always on the dark side
Actually large flats are more difficult than parabolas and much more difficult than spheres; when you start pushing glass they naturally tend to curve. The tolerance isn't as hard as you'd think, I was figuring parabolic mirrors to millionths of an inch since I was 10 years old
why not just go to the moon and make a glass or ceramic mirror out of available materials on the moon?
if there were anything criminal in the email (and I'm dubious about that claim).
I thought it all was posted on wikileaks so knock yourself out looking, in fact I figure if there was anything of substance there the Democrats would be screaming it from the rafters.
What Kernell did made as much sense as the Watergate break in did, at best all it will do is get him a prison term, at worst he'll throw the election for the democrats. I rather suspect the his Dad may have been doing some trash talking that the kid took to serious and ended up ruining his life.
Doctor's frequently work for a professional corporation as an employee that the Doctor owns, the PC then contracts to another PC that the Doctor owns to conduct his or her practice so salary doesn't mean much to a Dr.
A Governor's Executive Privilege covers state actions but not federal
It's not too far fetched for the person finding the items to not be in on any hoax. Fossett himself may have planted the items to mark his trail for rescuers as well, he would assume that the wreckage would be found, leaving a trail wouldn't be unresonable.
well since he was a world record cross-country skier it's not impossible that the items were found a considerable distance from the crash site and his body maybe found quite a ways from the found items as well.
You can also mount partitions that have system files read only until you update, making compromises another degree more difficult.
email requires DNS lookups constantly... it also relies on getting proper responses... especially nowadays when anti-spam measures are so important.
ipv6 failover is commonly implemented by handling the DNS failure on the first request.
Well how is that going to happen doesn't everyone subscribed to clueless ISP use clueless ISP's mail server that is configured to use a real DNS server rather than the crappy one clueless expects us to use for our DNS needs?
You can't copyright a domain name, it would have to be trademarked, and I think it would be easier to sue for trademark dilution in your scenario anyways.
Sorry but I do know what I am talking about I used ultrasonic cleaners daily that work by causing microscopic cavitations full of low pressure vapors in the cleaning fluid that blast dirt of the surfaces of materials. By ultrasonicating the injection fluid you can cause the nozzle to be exposed to high and low pressure nodes and antinodes which will causes the fuel to inject not as a steady state but as as series of injection with a frequencies in the neighborhood of 35KHz. This could easily effect droplet diameter.
not necessarily it's likely to be difficult to do in a production environment, the big companies will research changes that will save pennies which is big bucks over a couple million vehicles. Gearheads will do tedious work to gain a couple percent gain in HP or economy
actually I was thinking about putting the divets int the cylinder heads intake passage with a 2mm round diamond and a dental highspeed
So the 10KV creeps you out but the 125KVm leaking out of the sparkplug wires is fine and dandy
I've seen pumps that also list both the RON and MON numbers
Yup a vibrating bun warmer built into the driver's seat is a real safety feature for all of the frigid soccer moms.
safety and emmisions standards has reduced fuel mileage over the years.
Later in tonight's news "Magnetic wrist watches cause impotence and testicular cancer"
Electrorheology Leads to Efficient Combustion, is that good enough for you?
vortexs don't necessarily increase drag, small divets like on a real boomerang or a golf ball actually decrease drag because of the surface turbulence. I've never tried it in an intake system but I'm mightily tempted.