There are only two significant figures in 240, and only one in 300. Please do not do metric conversions with more significant figures than your inputs.
On the contrary, please don't drop significant figures during intermediary calculations. But do round the final answer to 6.5.
Actually, the way we see it is the way it is "now", from our point of view. Remember that time is relative.
What this means is that there is no concept of "now" at the location of that galaxy that corresponds to our "now", apart from the point we are actually seeing.
There is no objective observer that can observe both points "at the same time", and in fact no such correspondance exists.
To answer your question: yes it does still exist, at least from our point of view of time.
Please don't monopolize the use of the word "we" to mean "EVERYONE". "We" could mean "me and my friend". It referers to a group of two or more people of which I am a member.
Don't design my car to get optimal MPG at 55...target 65, because that is highway speed.
Due to the laws of physics, the only way to make a car have optimal MPG at 65 is to reduce the efficiency at lower speeds.
You ALWAYS need more energy to keep the car running at 65, because of the air drag. The power usage due to air drag is proportional to the CUBE of the speed, so it increases very fast.
The video looks fishy, how does the computer program know when to stop collecting keyboard input? The video shows someone going to the other keyboard and when coming back the program has quit.
And what about the electromagnetic interference of the whole computer running close to the antenna, and the keyboard of that computer?
The problem is not the car going slightly slower, the problem is that the cars behind it gets too close to it. Which means that they are constantly accelerating and decelerating to avoid running into it. If you just keep a sane distance and the same speed as the car in front of you, not only will you use less gas, you don't have to be 100% focused every time its speed varies slightly.
And speed limits are there for a reason, to reduce speed. If you drive 30 when the speed limit is 40, you are within the speed limit.
I agree that you should not drive excessively slow, but 30 on a 40 stretch is not excessive. 15 may be.
Only in Europe. In the US the barcode doesn't carry price information.
I doubt they do in Europe either, because that would be stupid.
Normally, they don't. However when I buy stuff att the manual deli they print out barcodes that do have the price in them. Also when I recycle bottles I get barcodes printed out, but they have negative price:)
It doesn't matter if it's compiler-dependent or not. The correct answer to that question is: "This code is badly written. It never makes sense to write i = i++. You probably mean i++."
Wireless network cards can be set up as access points to. So just looking for if it's an ad-hoc network does not protect you. Turn off all sharing when connecting through public access points and use encryption.
Actually, when making yoghurt, the milk is first pasteurized, and then new lactobacteria are added. It's not pasteurized again and so yoghurt will contain living lactobacteria.
There is yoghurt that is pasteurized again, but this is only too prolong its shelf life.
The first pasteurization is made to kill disease-causing bacteria.
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There are only two significant figures in 240, and only one in 300. Please do not do metric conversions with more significant figures than your inputs.
On the contrary, please don't drop significant figures during intermediary calculations. But do round the final answer to 6.5.
Recommended and relevant reading is "A Mathematician’s Apology" by G. H. Hardy.
Available online at http://web.njit.edu/~akansu/PAPERS/GHHardy-AMathematiciansApology.pdf
Actually, the way we see it is the way it is "now", from our point of view. Remember that time is relative.
What this means is that there is no concept of "now" at the location of that galaxy that corresponds to our "now", apart from the point we are actually seeing.
There is no objective observer that can observe both points "at the same time", and in fact no such correspondance exists.
To answer your question: yes it does still exist, at least from our point of view of time.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091314/
Please don't monopolize the use of the word "we" to mean "EVERYONE". "We" could mean "me and my friend". It referers to a group of two or more people of which I am a member.
11 500 is two numbers
Well, if space is a thousands separator it's not.
And eleven thousand five hundred is four words. Still means only one number.
Don't design my car to get optimal MPG at 55...target 65, because that is highway speed.
Due to the laws of physics, the only way to make a car have optimal MPG at 65 is to reduce the efficiency at lower speeds.
You ALWAYS need more energy to keep the car running at 65, because of the air drag. The power usage due to air drag is proportional to the CUBE of the speed, so it increases very fast.
The video looks fishy, how does the computer program know when to stop collecting keyboard input? The video shows someone going to the other keyboard and when coming back the program has quit.
And what about the electromagnetic interference of the whole computer running close to the antenna, and the keyboard of that computer?
Fishy
Indeed, but I find it very unlikely that you will not be able to pass the car going slowly on that multi-day trip :)
The problem is not the car going slightly slower, the problem is that the cars behind it gets too close to it. Which means that they are constantly accelerating and decelerating to avoid running into it. If you just keep a sane distance and the same speed as the car in front of you, not only will you use less gas, you don't have to be 100% focused every time its speed varies slightly.
And speed limits are there for a reason, to reduce speed. If you drive 30 when the speed limit is 40, you are within the speed limit.
I agree that you should not drive excessively slow, but 30 on a 40 stretch is not excessive. 15 may be.
Do you know how much time you lose by going 30 mph instead of 40 mph for 2 miles? The trip takes 4 minutes instead of 3 minutes.
It probably took you longer than 1 minute to write that post.
There are 1 kinds of people in this world, those who start indexing with 0, and thouse who don't?
Only in Europe. In the US the barcode doesn't carry price information.
I doubt they do in Europe either, because that would be stupid.
Normally, they don't. However when I buy stuff att the manual deli they print out barcodes that do have the price in them. Also when I recycle bottles I get barcodes printed out, but they have negative price :)
It doesn't matter if it's compiler-dependent or not. The correct answer to that question is: "This code is badly written. It never makes sense to write i = i++. You probably mean i++."
Water, alcohol, taste and bubbles?
Why are you leaving bluetooth open? Close it to only allow connections with trusted devices, like your headset and your computer. Common sense.
Only one standard? The Standard? I see no problem in having a few formats to choose from as long as they are all open. A bit of diversity is good.
Moreover, merging PDF and Open Document seems far fetched, they are completely different things.
Wireless network cards can be set up as access points to. So just looking for if it's an ad-hoc network does not protect you. Turn off all sharing when connecting through public access points and use encryption.
There you go - free wi-fi!
Actually, when making yoghurt, the milk is first pasteurized, and then new lactobacteria are added. It's not pasteurized again and so yoghurt will contain living lactobacteria.
There is yoghurt that is pasteurized again, but this is only too prolong its shelf life.
The first pasteurization is made to kill disease-causing bacteria.
Maybe The Great Leader has taken to astronomy and want a sky unpolluted by man-made light?
That's too bad. I guess the astronaouts will have to drink their cocktails luke warm.
That just shows how wrong it is to ban books just because they cover a taboo subject.
Crane flies do not eat mosquitos, as larvae they feed on vegetation and as adults they feed on nectar or not at all.
...is the Nutri-Matic machine.
And a new study made by calling people up shows that 100% owns a telephone.