338 pts ยท April 21, 2020
Only if you have straight toothed gears
I feel like the pop would affect more people and probably cause a chain reaction
Base 16, you heathen!
The only artificial thing are the interpolated frames to slow it down. Looks weird, but I wouldn't call it fake
#17 im a camera guy and I feel left out
And focal length
Or other renewables in the long run. Nuclear is better than coal, but its not as perfect as many people put it
I don't want it to be a deal-breaker, and I would be happy to see it replace coal, but I would also like to see it replaced by solar energy/
It's a risk inherent in the technology that can't be ignored just because "it's not the reactors fault"
That's... not how this works. No reactor is designed to blow up, yet they still did and now there's radiation where it's not supposed to be.
It's a 50m tall piece of non-linearitys, that's what it is. Nothing common, nothing easy
I think that a simple PID doesn't quite cut it and you'd be better off using a state space controller
their deflection due to their mass inertia
They do however work in a similar way, just at a way lower scale. Most have elastic structures that are a few micrometers wide and measure /
Probably not. Micro electro mechanical structures (mems) are more accurate and way cheaper than any water based sensor would probably be. /
It's that the battery tech up until a few years ago was absolute dogshit and only just begins to be a feasible alternative
To drive something that looks like a golf, not Drives like one. The car he drives is rwd and as far as I know, vw doesn't sell a rwd golf
I can't believe I'm saying this, but you don't actually solve problems for the teacher. They are teaching you
And use their brain once in a while
You can LITERALLY take a piece of tinted glass and put it in front of the film. Whoever says thats impossible might want to get off Facebook
*shutterspeed. Video cameras can shoot at a high shutter speed as well btw. You can also use a small aperture and a low-sensitivity film, OR
Only if you have straight toothed gears
I feel like the pop would affect more people and probably cause a chain reaction
Base 16, you heathen!
The only artificial thing are the interpolated frames to slow it down. Looks weird, but I wouldn't call it fake
#17 im a camera guy and I feel left out
And focal length
Or other renewables in the long run. Nuclear is better than coal, but its not as perfect as many people put it
I don't want it to be a deal-breaker, and I would be happy to see it replace coal, but I would also like to see it replaced by solar energy/
It's a risk inherent in the technology that can't be ignored just because "it's not the reactors fault"
That's... not how this works. No reactor is designed to blow up, yet they still did and now there's radiation where it's not supposed to be.
It's a 50m tall piece of non-linearitys, that's what it is. Nothing common, nothing easy
I think that a simple PID doesn't quite cut it and you'd be better off using a state space controller
their deflection due to their mass inertia
They do however work in a similar way, just at a way lower scale. Most have elastic structures that are a few micrometers wide and measure /
Probably not. Micro electro mechanical structures (mems) are more accurate and way cheaper than any water based sensor would probably be. /
It's that the battery tech up until a few years ago was absolute dogshit and only just begins to be a feasible alternative
To drive something that looks like a golf, not Drives like one. The car he drives is rwd and as far as I know, vw doesn't sell a rwd golf
And use their brain once in a while
You can LITERALLY take a piece of tinted glass and put it in front of the film. Whoever says thats impossible might want to get off Facebook
*shutterspeed. Video cameras can shoot at a high shutter speed as well btw. You can also use a small aperture and a low-sensitivity film, OR