My guess is "Anal-retentives Anonymous' Assinine And Humourless Holy Hubristic Heavy Handed Half Hearted Health Harming Hardly Human Horrid Hopeless Hapless Helpless Haphazard Hierarchy".
I'd just assume put land mines there, it's only going to take a couple explosions before purple start to rethink coming over through unofficial channels.
And, if you are even a bit of a tinkerer or garage mechanic you also know that harbor freight crap is generally inferior to Snap On or MAC.
I disagree...last time I tried to use a MAC hammer the screen broke and the Thunderbolt port stopped working, and it didn't even drive the nail in properly.
Not for long. What most American voters don't realise is that Trump has invested heavily in leaf blower manufacturers, deporting Mexicans is simply a way of boosting sales.
Sonar emits sound in a spherical pattern, the area of that sphere blocked by the ship is minuscule (the further away from the ship the smaller it is) and only to a relatively shallow depth; the sonar buoy can submerge below that and have a completely clear forward field of view. Also, if the receiving hydrophones are on the ship rather than the buoy, the engines and sonar emitter are both in the same direction (behind), so they could be optimized for forward facing sensitivity without having to worry about being in close proximity to the emitter (the inverse square law applies: a sonar ping loud enough to bounce off a target a few kilometers away is going to be seriously loud at the source, that limits the sensitivity and gain of the receiver).
As a long time owner of an iPad with keyboard case (pre dating the original Surface), I'd say iOS plays quite nicely with a keyboard. You're probably right about a mouse, though, and there are definitely other aspects of the touch UIs that would make them less than ideal.
Analog Betacam was replaced by Digibeta, Betacam SX, IMX and HDCAM long ago; HDCAM SR is still widely used in broadcasting, so tapes for professional units will be available for some time yet. And the reason Betacam SP looked good is because it had nearly twice the bandwidth of Betamax (and ran at a higher tape speed).
The format used in broadcast was called Betacam (replaced by Betacam SP, Digibeta, Betacam SX and HDCAM in the same physical format, all incompatible with Betamax), which had a wider signal bandwidth than either VHS or Betamax and higher vertical resolution. S-VHS and Super Betamax were prosumer formats introduced later, and never widely used in broadcasting except for community/public access television.
The value of a tertiary degree is that graduates earn more, right? Therefore they pay more income tax, have more disposable income which is subject to GST, etc. IOW public education is already a loan which will be paid back by way of taxes (and then some), and as such it's an investment by the government on behalf of current taxpayers to increase tax revenue in the future; so sure, say free education isn't free, but amortized over the tax paying life of the student it costs YOU nothing. All student fees do is create wealth disparity and disincentives for the individual students, which if you read TFA is exactly why Utica is doing this.
I know what you mean, I've heard that several times myself. No, this was synchronous with the flash (I can tell the difference, as an audio engineer I'm practiced at estimating delay times)...there's no explanation for that except the Frey Effect.
Not quite true, I’ve experienced what I know was direct auditory stimulation from an EM field because it’s a well documented phenomenon. I was walking past (4 feet) a building as it was struck by lightning*: there was a click which seemed to come from inside my head at the exact instant of the strike, followed a fraction of a second later by the thunderclap. Admittedly that’s an EM flux orders of magnitude higher than just about anything man made, so I’m skeptical about claims regarding devices in the mW-W range. Otherwise I agree with you entirely, it’s most likely whine from inductors, thyristors, etc, and I’ve used artificially generated HF harmonics (16-19kHz) in audio mixes to deliberately generate that hair raising and nausea sensation....surprisingly it works even on people who can’t hear discrete tones at those frequencies.
*Thankfully the building had a steel frame, large footprint and good earth stake. Damn scary, though.
True (the 2014 models are also A1502, MBP 11,1), and a fair correction. However the point stands that it isn't necessary to switch on an Apple to find out its specifications, though I'd add that the System Profiler is the best way to see what you're getting in a second hand machine.
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Such things happen. I tried telling my girlfriend I was an ecoturist via text, and now I'm stuck in a hut in the Amazon basin!
And how about, "AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!"
My guess is "Anal-retentives Anonymous' Assinine And Humourless Holy Hubristic Heavy Handed Half Hearted Health Harming Hardly Human Horrid Hopeless Hapless Helpless Haphazard Hierarchy".
I'd just assume put land mines there, it's only going to take a couple explosions before purple start to rethink coming over through unofficial channels.
I thought they're sort of brownish...
Not an improvement.
And that, kids, is why "knowledge" and "intelligence" are two different words.
Today's lesson was brought to you by the word disingenuous.
And, if you are even a bit of a tinkerer or garage mechanic you also know that harbor freight crap is generally inferior to Snap On or MAC.
I disagree...last time I tried to use a MAC hammer the screen broke and the Thunderbolt port stopped working, and it didn't even drive the nail in properly.
Not for long. What most American voters don't realise is that Trump has invested heavily in leaf blower manufacturers, deporting Mexicans is simply a way of boosting sales.
Hey, at least it can't be shortened further to "Windows fixed that for you".
Clone soldiers have feelings too! Not much spatial coordination, of course...
Sonar emits sound in a spherical pattern, the area of that sphere blocked by the ship is minuscule (the further away from the ship the smaller it is) and only to a relatively shallow depth; the sonar buoy can submerge below that and have a completely clear forward field of view. Also, if the receiving hydrophones are on the ship rather than the buoy, the engines and sonar emitter are both in the same direction (behind), so they could be optimized for forward facing sensitivity without having to worry about being in close proximity to the emitter (the inverse square law applies: a sonar ping loud enough to bounce off a target a few kilometers away is going to be seriously loud at the source, that limits the sensitivity and gain of the receiver).
Is backporting done in the US Navy, or is it still "don't ask, don't tell"...?
As a long time owner of an iPad with keyboard case (pre dating the original Surface), I'd say iOS plays quite nicely with a keyboard. You're probably right about a mouse, though, and there are definitely other aspects of the touch UIs that would make them less than ideal.
What you suggest isn't a reasonable analysis either, since it fails to account for the emissions from manufacturing conventional ICE cars.
It's either that or risk shooting a corgi by accident.
What about the guy with the Zune tattoo? Will his skin stop working?
More importantly, will his brain start working?
Analog Betacam was replaced by Digibeta, Betacam SX, IMX and HDCAM long ago; HDCAM SR is still widely used in broadcasting, so tapes for professional units will be available for some time yet. And the reason Betacam SP looked good is because it had nearly twice the bandwidth of Betamax (and ran at a higher tape speed).
The format used in broadcast was called Betacam (replaced by Betacam SP, Digibeta, Betacam SX and HDCAM in the same physical format, all incompatible with Betamax), which had a wider signal bandwidth than either VHS or Betamax and higher vertical resolution. S-VHS and Super Betamax were prosumer formats introduced later, and never widely used in broadcasting except for community/public access television.
The value of a tertiary degree is that graduates earn more, right? Therefore they pay more income tax, have more disposable income which is subject to GST, etc. IOW public education is already a loan which will be paid back by way of taxes (and then some), and as such it's an investment by the government on behalf of current taxpayers to increase tax revenue in the future; so sure, say free education isn't free, but amortized over the tax paying life of the student it costs YOU nothing. All student fees do is create wealth disparity and disincentives for the individual students, which if you read TFA is exactly why Utica is doing this.
The lack thereof being one of the TV series' failings. Such a disappointment for young nerds everywhere...
But will it be another Stargate or Logan's Run? Sometimes a good idea can be spread too thinly.
I know what you mean, I've heard that several times myself. No, this was synchronous with the flash (I can tell the difference, as an audio engineer I'm practiced at estimating delay times)...there's no explanation for that except the Frey Effect.
Not quite true, I’ve experienced what I know was direct auditory stimulation from an EM field because it’s a well documented phenomenon. I was walking past (4 feet) a building as it was struck by lightning*: there was a click which seemed to come from inside my head at the exact instant of the strike, followed a fraction of a second later by the thunderclap. Admittedly that’s an EM flux orders of magnitude higher than just about anything man made, so I’m skeptical about claims regarding devices in the mW-W range. Otherwise I agree with you entirely, it’s most likely whine from inductors, thyristors, etc, and I’ve used artificially generated HF harmonics (16-19kHz) in audio mixes to deliberately generate that hair raising and nausea sensation.. ..surprisingly it works even on people who can’t hear discrete tones at those frequencies.
*Thankfully the building had a steel frame, large footprint and good earth stake. Damn scary, though.
It’s well known that science is the leading cause of death in lab animals. That’s why so many people are against it.
True (the 2014 models are also A1502, MBP 11,1), and a fair correction. However the point stands that it isn't necessary to switch on an Apple to find out its specifications, though I'd add that the System Profiler is the best way to see what you're getting in a second hand machine.