I've never handled Russian weaponry - but I have fiddled with their cameras, and if that's anything to go by it's just their normal manufacturing tolerances.
Maybe someone needs to be..oh I don't know..tried before a judge and their peers before being branded guilty of a crime? I just thinking off the wall here...
Sounds good in theory, but I can't see it working in practice. Anyway, in this case somebody was duly convicted - it just happened to be someone else.
Ethanol's oxygen content is less than a sugar's, hence it contains more energy per unit mass - the more a fuel's oxidised to start with, the less you can gain by oxidising it further. But since (as you correctly suggest) yeast can't violate the laws of thermodynamics, I'd guess without looking it up that the balance probably comes from the ratio of input sugar to output alcohol.
Also when a blind amateur radio operator has large antennas in his yard for 15 years and his neighbors decide they don't like it, he's comitting "anti-social behavio[u]r".
I don't usndertand what the issue is, they sound like a load of NIMBYs. He probably needs planing permission for it, and if he has it then there's nothing they can do. If he hasn't he may have to take it down, but there might be some law that if it's been up for a certain time the permission is deemed granted. But IANAL.
Because "wrong parking" isn't violent and doesn't hurt anyone
I'd say that parking accross the entrance to my drive so I can't get my car out hurts me. I'd say parking so close to a pedestrian crossing that a kid can't see the driver and the driver can't see the kid could well hurt both of them.
But then maybe I'm not a retard who assumes that just because I can't see the reason for a rule, there isn't one.
By a reasonable price, you mean the price that you decide? Because it seems the companies buying them consider them reasonable, or presumably they'd decide not to.
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Take the job, but don't do it very well. I mean, do it less well than you would have done anyway.
Am I missing something or is everyone else? TFA looks like it's taxing the internet itself, not things bought over the intarnets.
I've never handled Russian weaponry - but I have fiddled with their cameras, and if that's anything to go by it's just their normal manufacturing tolerances.
I say. That's not a British rifle, you frightful bounder. If you want to put the wind up the bally fuzzy-wuzzies, This is what you need.
How about "Murdering people with polonium using a computer"?
Ne he isn't. You don't understand what evolution means. It doesn't necessarily mean the world gets "nicer".
I am confused by your units. What's that in elephants/double-decker buses/libraries of congress?
Ethanol's oxygen content is less than a sugar's, hence it contains more energy per unit mass - the more a fuel's oxidised to start with, the less you can gain by oxidising it further. But since (as you correctly suggest) yeast can't violate the laws of thermodynamics, I'd guess without looking it up that the balance probably comes from the ratio of input sugar to output alcohol.
Cellulose as a fuel? These guys seem to have it solved.
I wouldn't. Perhaps somebody who just graduated in a related field and who wants to get hired might.
30 years - how many parsecs is that?
If the opposition only got 20% then yes, I would.
But then maybe I'm not a retard who assumes that just because I can't see the reason for a rule, there isn't one.
Where's the "sex with a mare" option?
"Blinkin' 'eck" would be more his style, and no mistake. Er, guvnor.
By a reasonable price, you mean the price that you decide? Because it seems the companies buying them consider them reasonable, or presumably they'd decide not to.
No they aren't, and no matter how much you wish or think otherwise, IP is used as a blanket term to cover all of them.
A resonant cavity with a door and hopefully a cutout when the door is open.
Now explain to me how pigs' bladders can be used to prevent earthquakes.