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That sounds brilliant for signage, but Pinyin is shorter and this better for digital input methods.
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In America activists can potentially sue/appeal for to free those wrongly imprisoned, and the incarceration rate is about 0.75%. The Uyghurs, by contrast, are currently imprisoned at a rate of minimum 6% (calculated via lower estimate
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> to identify men who make women uncomfortable This is a very revealing trick: start with sexual harassment, but segue into a focus on workplace discomfort. It shouldn't be a manager's problem that their professional communica
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Spying is cheap: software and hardware cadets in a military academy learning to exploit specific systems. The main cost is wages, which are lower in China. For military tech, you need materials and engineering specialists. Often multimillio
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These genomics services don't look at the parts of the genome that remain the same for everyone...
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As an avid skiier, a route traced out in front of you would absolutely NOT help with safety: more than driving, one needs to be able to see the surface conditions and be aware of obstacles at the edges of one's field of vision. At leas
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Although the free space attenuation is inverse square, interference effects can increase power attenuation for radio waves in the far field limit. If there is reflection off the ground, the power attenuation is closer to inverse quartic in
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It's below the condensation temperature of helium, so they probably cool it by evaporating liquid helium. Sample volume, existing kit, helium recycling loops are going to vastly change the price structure of that experiment.
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What is the "added value" the society brings? If there was enough value add for researchers , then it could be incorporated into the membership fees. Conferences can be funded by commercial booths or higher attendance fees (most
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I really love the "duplicate finder" and its ability to pick and choose metadata to keep. Perhaps just create a duplicate item and deal with merge conflicts later?
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Opioids have always been a social problem. Even when they were legal in 19th century England, "Opium dens" were places of decay and destitution.
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Mendeley is supported by Elsevier, closed-source, and has premium-only features only for institutional users. Its publisher affiliation is important, when you see things like "Mendeley supports responsible sharing." Zotero is the
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It is completely isolated, if for example you want to include references in word. However some functions like adding references quickly with DOIs will fail without an internet connection.
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I don't see how print interviews are much better than TV. Is the idea that you can sue for libel if they misrepresent you? If I remwmber correctly, there was a case in Florida where one of the big 4 news agencies cut word out of a 911
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The author believes government buzzwords about sustainability and quality of life, and completely misses the fact that Songdo was a construction project near an airport in search of a market. > To promote walkability, developers placed v