I remember an NMR spectrometer from when I was in college that had a 4T field. Keep your credit cards and mechanical watches away! 17T or 100T is wacky strong.
Really? Big Pharma has nothing to gain by promoting aspirin, of all things. If anything they should want to squelch this research since buying aspirin instead of their expensive statins, anti-cancer drugs, chemo drugs, etc. etc. is less $$ for them.
Depends on the resolution, compression scheme and color depth of the picture, doesn't it? Certainly a small enough picture could take up the same space, but a decent sized photo is going to take more space than 1000 words, for sure.
"...you could get that number from a giant random number generator, but the person who developed the software didn't, and that's why they're able to copyright it."
It reminds me of a guy who looks at a abstract expressionist painting and says "My five year old daughter could've done that." Missing the point that his five year old didn't do it; Jackson Pollock did it, and did it first, and did it intentionally.
Teaspoonful is volume. If that were neutron star material... [A neutron star is so dense that one teaspoon (5 milliliters) of its material would have a mass over 5.5×10^12 kg, about 900 times the mass of the Great Pyramid of Giza.]
"... falls as engineering major gets harder (ie electrical)"
Disagree with this, at least relative to chemical engineering. I don't think that ChE is "easier" than EE. Although EE is probably "harder" than ME or Civil Eng. And there were more girls in ChE than all other engineering majors when I was in school. The "no girls in companies where you work" is pretty true though, and it can be a bummer. But then it's probably best to avoid romantic relationships with co-workers anyways, so that makes it easier!
HALON/CO2 no good on subs. Seawater piping with valves or sprinklers that open on their own also not a good idea. Fighting fires the old fashioned way with manual fire hoses is still the best.
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"resume's need to be in an editable format" so you can remove the offensive extraneous apostrophe's!
I would think that just about everything Western (TM) would be banned in Kuwait. Except cars.
You mean 1 hectoTesla, or 0.1 kiloTesla?
I remember an NMR spectrometer from when I was in college that had a 4T field. Keep your credit cards and mechanical watches away!
17T or 100T is wacky strong.
Really? Big Pharma has nothing to gain by promoting aspirin, of all things. If anything they should want to squelch this research since buying aspirin instead of their expensive statins, anti-cancer drugs, chemo drugs, etc. etc. is less $$ for them.
Even "may help" still suggests a causal link, where none has been demonstrated. Such language can confuse a lot of people and can be avoided but it takes some effort that space-saving and lazy journalists and headline writers may not wish to exert.
See http://www.healthnewsreview.org/2012/03/please-read-our-primer-on-observational-studies/
Depends on the resolution, compression scheme and color depth of the picture, doesn't it? Certainly a small enough picture could take up the same space, but a decent sized photo is going to take more space than 1000 words, for sure.
"...you could get that number from a giant random number generator, but the person who developed the software didn't, and that's why they're able to copyright it."
It reminds me of a guy who looks at a abstract expressionist painting and says "My five year old daughter could've done that."
Missing the point that his five year old didn't do it; Jackson Pollock did it, and did it first, and did it intentionally.
So if you just hide a melody within a chord progression , you'll be OK?
Sure they ahve.
BS. It's BASF (Badische Anilin und Soda Fabrik)
Teaspoonful is volume. If that were neutron star material...
[A neutron star is so dense that one teaspoon (5 milliliters) of its material would have a mass over 5.5×10^12 kg, about 900 times the mass of the Great Pyramid of Giza.]
Your sentence is somewhat unclear.
Did you mean "i just laughed, so hard milk came out of my nose... "?
1 / 0.006 = 166.66...
One more cookie per calendar quarter maybe?
Sorry. Wrong abbreviation. N for Newton, not Nt.
Every analytical balance I've ever seen reads out in g, mg or micrograms. Not Nt, mNt, or your silly kiloponds.
i.e. the normal way of rounding 3.14159265....
True, but did you catch my joke: "one over pi" or was your brain too fogged from excessive pie-eating blood sugar spike?
"... falls as engineering major gets harder (ie electrical)"
Disagree with this, at least relative to chemical engineering. I don't think that ChE is "easier" than EE. Although EE is probably "harder" than ME or Civil Eng. And there were more girls in ChE than all other engineering majors when I was in school.
The "no girls in companies where you work" is pretty true though, and it can be a bummer. But then it's probably best to avoid romantic relationships with co-workers anyways, so that makes it easier!
That'd be a year early, methinks.
You should stand OVER the pie and ask for 7/22nd of it. That would be a large serving, but conceivable to eat, unlike more than 3 pies.
12 x 5280. Wouldn't you be more interested in how many cm fit in a km? Both are trivial.
They're only letting people with UIDs below 3141593 post. Is that good enough?
HALON/CO2 no good on subs. Seawater piping with valves or sprinklers that open on their own also not a good idea. Fighting fires the old fashioned way with manual fire hoses is still the best.
And I discovered that my castles stand
Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand [silicon dioxide, that is]