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I’m not normally so negative, but this article is full of unsubstantiated click-bait and is irresponsible. Somehow, from Ben’s technical assessment (which may well be correct) that “Over all it’s not a particularly high performance motor for it’s size or weight. There’s a lot of dead space, and a very heavy, high-inertia rotor,” the author has made the crazy leap that this led to the company’s demise. As was already pointed out, Ben and the manufacturer may have different criteria for evaluating the performance of the motor. Maybe cheap and high inertia is a perfect impedance match for this application. But regardless, companies fail for a million reasons beyond “their motor wasn’t high performance.” And there is no evidence that this company even failed. It was evidently acquired, and maybe its IP was wrapped into something else. Or maybe there were other business reasons why the parent company took it off the market. Anyways this reads like a fifth grade essay, trying to make a point and still in search of any facts. Or am I missing something?

The ROG Mothership upgrades gigabit networking starting with a Realtek 2.5G Ethernet controller that more than doubles the speed of typical wired ports. It’s paired with next-generation Intel® Wi-Fi 6 AX200 (802.11ax) technology that pushes peak interface bandwidth up to 2.4Gbps under ideal conditions. More importantly, the latest wireless standard borrows techniques from the cellular industry to improve traffic management and overall efficiency for busy networks.

Following the catheter base liner is a braiding to provide additional strength. The braiding is typically some form of stainless steel, nitinol or other biocompatible metal. Such braiding can take a variety of forms and pick counts to tailor mechanical properties of the device.

May be it does, but normally on a clean system, not one where the user has already added and removed some other tenths of programs/devices. It may work, but what if not? (and it happens, more than sometimes

Microsoft isn’t a brilliant market player it is a brutal monopoly that uses financial muscle to win where innnovation fails.

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Above all, LCP is MRI-compatible: It is not metal. This extremely strong monofilament has been used in prototype catheters and has received highly favorable results. LCP also supports the construction of small devices because it may be produced with very small diameters. LCP monofilament opens the door for the first widely accepted, truly MRI-compatible catheters for minimally invasive procedures.

Yard waste is defined as leaves, pine needles, pine cones, acorns, twigs, dead plant matter and thatch. Place yard waste into a 30-gallon paper biodegradable bags and put the bags at the curb by 6 a.m. on your trash collection day.

A grant from DOE’s Technology Commercialization Fund will help researchers at Argonne and industry partners seek improvements to U.S. manufacturing by making discovery and design of new materials more efficient.

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Unacceptable items include yard waste placed in plastic bags, trash cans, cardboard boxes, bundles tied with wire, nylon rope, and synthetic line of any kind or in other containers, will be skipped.

Placed next to each other, the 11-inch Pro is just a little narrower and taller than the original iPad (above), while also being slightly wider and shorter than the prior 10.5-inch Pro (below), but both 2018 models are thinner than their predecessors. Apart from a larger camera lens and bulge, the new models are only 5.9mm thick, a relatively small dip from the prior iPad Pros’ 6.1mm (11-inch) and 6.9mm (12.9-inch) bodies, but a gigantic reduction from the first iPad’s tapered 13mm back.