TFA says pixels 19 microns square and std. 35mm sensor size (36x24mm) That means a maximum resolution of 1890x1260, likely off a little due to marketing inaccuracy.
Litter of orphaned wolf puppies found
Puppies grow to maturity, friendly ones are kept and allowed to mate, unfriendly ones are a source of food.
Repeat as required There's the selective pressure.
The trouble with the idea that the high population of farmed chickens means they're successful is that experimental breeders are always on the lookout for a better product, and today's most popular variety could easily become extinct in 20 generations if a substantially better variety were developed.
Japanese internment: typical progressive racist abuse.
Joseph McCarthy: maligned publicist of enemies within the government.
Ida Tarbell: muckraker deliberately misinterpreting the data she found
Pentagon papers: common knowledge that should never have been classified in the first place; nonetheless if the source had ever been found, that person should have been executed.
Even assuming that your vicious lie that 50 million are hungry in America is true (that includes me, I'm overweight and dieting), that's less than 16% of the population. By coincidence, that's the same portion of the workforce that is government employed, eating out the essence of the country. Fire most of those, they'll have to get jobs producing in stead of destroying. Remove minimum wage statutes, so those unemployed who are unable to earn money for food will then be able to do so.
Moreover, hunger is a bogus issue invented by liberals interested in feelings rather than facts. Hunger is a sensation telling you it's time to eat, it's a feeling. If you are prepared to deal with facts, deal with inadequate nutrition, which can be solved with sound economics, real education in nutrition, and in extreme cases private charity.
The FDA has killed far more people than it has saved, making drugs too expensive, banning good medicine, and making armed raids of health food stores. It should be limited to verifying purity and nothing else. The Kefauver amendment should be removed from the law.
The reduced number of wheels about halves rolling resistance
Wrong. Rolling resistance in rubber tires is mostly due to flex, which scrubs the tread on the road and also heats the rubber/fabric as it deforms. Rolling restistance depends nonlinearly on many factors including temperature, load, pressure, speed, materials and construction, and surface charateristics. Two wheels instead of four does reduce aerodynamic drag somewhat, even if the tires have to be twice as wide.
Steel wheels have a low coefficient of friction, and rails aren't as versatile as a road.Traveling up hills would require special consideration, such as a cog railway. Too many problems.
Yep, wages in retail establishments suck. Just a clue though: since an apartment is a major expense, an effective way to cut expenses is to share an apartment.
"Institutional Investor" is a company that actually owns the stock itself, usually a mutual fund or an insurance company. It's not the same thing as the stocks owned by an individual in a brokerage account, even if held in the broker's name. The brokerage can't buy or sell your stocks without your permission (although it can (alas) "lend" your stocks to short-sellers under certain conditions.)
Walmart only stocks best-sellers; a typical Walmart has only a few hundred titles. Walmart and Target, etc. are not the future of books. Wide selection brick and mortar bookstores are tied to the future of paper books, whatever that may be.
As a rule of thumb, successful companies either pay a dividend or grow rapidly, not both. Young companies reason that the best use of their money is to expand their business, as the growth should increase the value of the company more than a dividend would help the shareholders. When the company can no longer figure out ways to grow and has paid off all its debt and has a sufficient supply of cash to weather downturns and disasters, there's no place for the money to go but dividends. This is entirely reasonable and proper.
There are many factors contributing to designing a car so that it has negative aerodynamic lift, and I don't know them all. Nonetheless: at high speeds the underbody front and sides should be close to the ground, the rear high. The high rear creates a partial vacuum under the car, the low front and sides reduce the loss of that vacuum. The goal is not to "accommodate airflow" but prevent airflow.
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Learn some electronics. Signal increases directly with sensor area, noise with the square root of area (generally).
TFA says pixels 19 microns square and std. 35mm sensor size (36x24mm) That means a maximum resolution of 1890x1260, likely off a little due to marketing inaccuracy.
Railguns still have to be powered. Gunpowder carries a lot more energy and especially power per unit volume than any battery I'm aware of.
That's good, because it's easier to keep a few thousand cubic feet or less of transformer cool than a hundred miles of conductor.
The most recent (and to my mind highly dubious) claim is 35C. ahref=http://www.superconductors.org/35C_sil.htmrel=url2html-30050http://www.superconductors.org/35C_sil.htm>
Into Your Tent I'll Creep (1957)
Litter of orphaned wolf puppies found
Puppies grow to maturity, friendly ones are kept and allowed to mate, unfriendly ones are a source of food.
Repeat as required
There's the selective pressure.
The trouble with the idea that the high population of farmed chickens means they're successful is that experimental breeders are always on the lookout for a better product, and today's most popular variety could easily become extinct in 20 generations if a substantially better variety were developed.
Never drop context, which in this case is the 3000+ deaths of September 11, 2001.
Japanese internment: typical progressive racist abuse.
Joseph McCarthy: maligned publicist of enemies within the government.
Ida Tarbell: muckraker deliberately misinterpreting the data she found
Pentagon papers: common knowledge that should never have been classified in the first place; nonetheless if the source had ever been found, that person should have been executed.
Even assuming that your vicious lie that 50 million are hungry in America is true (that includes me, I'm overweight and dieting), that's less than 16% of the population. By coincidence, that's the same portion of the workforce that is government employed, eating out the essence of the country. Fire most of those, they'll have to get jobs producing in stead of destroying. Remove minimum wage statutes, so those unemployed who are unable to earn money for food will then be able to do so.
Moreover, hunger is a bogus issue invented by liberals interested in feelings rather than facts. Hunger is a sensation telling you it's time to eat, it's a feeling. If you are prepared to deal with facts, deal with inadequate nutrition, which can be solved with sound economics, real education in nutrition, and in extreme cases private charity.
The FDA has killed far more people than it has saved, making drugs too expensive, banning good medicine, and making armed raids of health food stores. It should be limited to verifying purity and nothing else. The Kefauver amendment should be removed from the law.
Universities are mind washing organizations that turn nominally conservative high schoolers into socialist BAs.
Carrier pigeon. Carolina Parakeet. Mastodon. Elephant bird.
Sure. Cool it until it freezes.
Wrong. Rolling resistance in rubber tires is mostly due to flex, which scrubs the tread on the road and also heats the rubber/fabric as it deforms. Rolling restistance depends nonlinearly on many factors including temperature, load, pressure, speed, materials and construction, and surface charateristics. Two wheels instead of four does reduce aerodynamic drag somewhat, even if the tires have to be twice as wide.
Steel wheels have a low coefficient of friction, and rails aren't as versatile as a road.Traveling up hills would require special consideration, such as a cog railway. Too many problems.
Killing an enemy combatant on the battleground, regardless of his citizenship, is not considered a "summary execution ... denying due process".
The report is a finalist in the "Terrified invalid extrapolations" contest.
Yep, wages in retail establishments suck. Just a clue though: since an apartment is a major expense, an effective way to cut expenses is to share an apartment.
"Institutional Investor" is a company that actually owns the stock itself, usually a mutual fund or an insurance company. It's not the same thing as the stocks owned by an individual in a brokerage account, even if held in the broker's name. The brokerage can't buy or sell your stocks without your permission (although it can (alas) "lend" your stocks to short-sellers under certain conditions.)
Walk 23 blocks north. I don't know how good the assortment of computer books at the New York Public Library is, but it does have a lot of books.
Walmart only stocks best-sellers; a typical Walmart has only a few hundred titles. Walmart and Target, etc. are not the future of books. Wide selection brick and mortar bookstores are tied to the future of paper books, whatever that may be.
As a rule of thumb, successful companies either pay a dividend or grow rapidly, not both. Young companies reason that the best use of their money is to expand their business, as the growth should increase the value of the company more than a dividend would help the shareholders. When the company can no longer figure out ways to grow and has paid off all its debt and has a sufficient supply of cash to weather downturns and disasters, there's no place for the money to go but dividends. This is entirely reasonable and proper.
I can grow corn in my back yard.
There are many factors contributing to designing a car so that it has negative aerodynamic lift, and I don't know them all. Nonetheless: at high speeds the underbody front and sides should be close to the ground, the rear high. The high rear creates a partial vacuum under the car, the low front and sides reduce the loss of that vacuum. The goal is not to "accommodate airflow" but prevent airflow.