It's not really woefully incorrect. Ask any electrician that has inadvertently grabbed 120v multiple times. Residential electricians tend to have it happen to them more often for some reason.
I've touched 120v a couple times myself. So it still stands...if you drive a nail through 120v with a hammer, you are most likely going to drop the hammer (if that). Especially if you are wearing work boots.
Pretty much the only major injuries/fatalities are from 208V, 347, 600, and up.
The paper you quoted says it all...magnitude and duration. Current induced in the body from externally applied 120v is very low in magnitude, and the duration of conduction of a hammer striking a nail is very short.
Each live wire in the main feed to your house is only 120 volts relative to ground. It wouldn't be that bad, you'd probably drop the hammer. I doubt you would be in a box.
Because some customers would be getting a PS3 with 8 active cells, and some would be getting one with only 7. Since they paid the same price they would be pissed off. If they always deactivate one cell, they can use all of the chips they make with less than 2 bad cells and everyone gets the same product.
Actually it is factual content; factual content about the series. It's not factual content about real life. You'd have to be a real Harry Potter nerd to get those two confused.
I don't know about in the US, but in Canada (Ontario at least) it is perfectly legal to fire someone without a reason given. However, it requires a compensation payment of one week's wages per year employed, up to a maximum of 8 weeks. If compensation is not received and no valid reason is given, THEN it becomes a wrongful-termination case at the Ministry of Labour/courts.
No, it's obviously not, since Canadians generally don't say "aboot". I'm Canadian and been all over the country and never have I heard a serious Canadian say "aboot".
Electric motors are already in the 80-95% efficiency range. It is impossible to produce 3.5 times at much mechanical power with the same electrical input when you are already outputting 80% of the electrical power you put in.
The problem is managing two cables withing metres of each other will be a pain in the butt. There would be so many tangles due to so many factors it would be rediculous.
A certain area of my city (London, Ontario - 2 hours down the 401 from Toronto) has massive "speed humps" intended to slow traffic down on the throughfares. Unfortunately they make slow cars bottom out and (fortunately?) fast cars driven by teenagers get some serious air:D
It's not less prescise, it's less accurate. If you are retaining 3 sig digs, rounding 3.21 to 3.00 is inaccurate. You'd be prescisely inaccurate by 0.21.
Prescision != Accuracy
But we ARE steaming oil out of tar sands. Suncor in Alberta is producing oil at a cost of $17-$26 per barrel. Oil will have to drop a lot in price before they stop making money at steaming oil out of the sand.
You can only violate trade secrets if you are authorized to know the info and you leak it, or if you steal the info and leak it. If you figure it out on your own, only the DMCA has effect.
No?
He wore a vest and hat made of duct tape.
His first-floor apartment walls were lined with aluminum foil.
There was no bed in his bedroom, but a deep freezer, also covered with foil.
And, a jury was told yesterday, Ljubomir Ristic, 61, was convinced a woman who lived in his Huron Street apartment building was a government spy.
Carmen Castillo testified that on Aug. 8, 2002, in his duct tape clothes, Ristic sprayed her in the face with a liquid, then hit her on the head with a small crowbar.
Nuclear power plant employees would never be able to work in a coal plant, because the radiation dose from working in a coal plant is higher than the maximum allowed in a nuclear plant.
They say that if you ground up all the waste from a nuclear plant and blew it into the air as dust, the overall radioactive discharge would be less than a coal plant.
So, magnetic logic gates? Great.
What about power? I seem to recall that one of the problems with magnetic microprocessors is that when you shut off the power, you lose your data...
Not mentioned in TFA.
What the heck? What happens then when you power down a conventional microprocessor?
The whole point of magnetic is that you DON'T lose data (look up Core Memory).
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It's not really woefully incorrect. Ask any electrician that has inadvertently grabbed 120v multiple times. Residential electricians tend to have it happen to them more often for some reason. I've touched 120v a couple times myself. So it still stands...if you drive a nail through 120v with a hammer, you are most likely going to drop the hammer (if that). Especially if you are wearing work boots. Pretty much the only major injuries/fatalities are from 208V, 347, 600, and up. The paper you quoted says it all...magnitude and duration. Current induced in the body from externally applied 120v is very low in magnitude, and the duration of conduction of a hammer striking a nail is very short.
Each live wire in the main feed to your house is only 120 volts relative to ground. It wouldn't be that bad, you'd probably drop the hammer. I doubt you would be in a box.
Because some customers would be getting a PS3 with 8 active cells, and some would be getting one with only 7. Since they paid the same price they would be pissed off. If they always deactivate one cell, they can use all of the chips they make with less than 2 bad cells and everyone gets the same product.
White Oaks PS used to be 7 & 8 only, but as you say is now JK-8. Rick Hansen PS is still JK-6 though, and 7-8 move to White Oaks.
Actually it is factual content; factual content about the series. It's not factual content about real life. You'd have to be a real Harry Potter nerd to get those two confused.
That's my point. If you restrict his use of Tor you aren't sticking with your original promise to not block anything.
So he will just install Tor and you will no idea where he's been.
I don't know about in the US, but in Canada (Ontario at least) it is perfectly legal to fire someone without a reason given. However, it requires a compensation payment of one week's wages per year employed, up to a maximum of 8 weeks. If compensation is not received and no valid reason is given, THEN it becomes a wrongful-termination case at the Ministry of Labour/courts.
It's actually three-score-and-ten. Two-score-and-ten is only 50.
No, it's obviously not, since Canadians generally don't say "aboot". I'm Canadian and been all over the country and never have I heard a serious Canadian say "aboot".
Electric motors are already in the 80-95% efficiency range. It is impossible to produce 3.5 times at much mechanical power with the same electrical input when you are already outputting 80% of the electrical power you put in.
The problem is managing two cables withing metres of each other will be a pain in the butt. There would be so many tangles due to so many factors it would be rediculous.
A certain area of my city (London, Ontario - 2 hours down the 401 from Toronto) has massive "speed humps" intended to slow traffic down on the throughfares. Unfortunately they make slow cars bottom out and (fortunately?) fast cars driven by teenagers get some serious air :D
It's not less prescise, it's less accurate. If you are retaining 3 sig digs, rounding 3.21 to 3.00 is inaccurate. You'd be prescisely inaccurate by 0.21. Prescision != Accuracy
But we ARE steaming oil out of tar sands. Suncor in Alberta is producing oil at a cost of $17-$26 per barrel. Oil will have to drop a lot in price before they stop making money at steaming oil out of the sand.
You can only violate trade secrets if you are authorized to know the info and you leak it, or if you steal the info and leak it. If you figure it out on your own, only the DMCA has effect. No?
I don't think government officials would agree to punish themselves/each other.
Canada is the fifty FIRST state, not 53rd. My grade 3 teacher thought there were 52 states including Alaska and Hawaii. Count the stars.
Nuclear power plant employees would never be able to work in a coal plant, because the radiation dose from working in a coal plant is higher than the maximum allowed in a nuclear plant.
They say that if you ground up all the waste from a nuclear plant and blew it into the air as dust, the overall radioactive discharge would be less than a coal plant.
Pretty scary.
So, magnetic logic gates? Great.
What about power? I seem to recall that one of the problems with magnetic microprocessors is that when you shut off the power, you lose your data...
Not mentioned in TFA.
What the heck? What happens then when you power down a conventional microprocessor? The whole point of magnetic is that you DON'T lose data (look up Core Memory).
They have UAVs that shoot the enemy. Moot point.
Sweet, Mounties rock :D They probably all use Macs in the office haha.