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It could be that an inversion layer formed at the same time (I don't know if inversions create clouds or vise-versa of if they are even...

The table appended to post 17 is probably correct, but it may leave a reader with the wrong impression. Helium is difficult to contain...

Truly a classic, this one.

I think you might as well go with two carrier frequencies. Either way, you will need two beam-forming circuits that are independently...

Yes!!! As everyone here has said, it's about the water, not the gas (although I wouldn't use Helium). Not so much. Also, remember air...

Possibly noteworthy: The water content of compressed air is typically 'saturated.' This can be misleading. The vapor pressure of water...

Nitrogen behaves the same as dry air. In both those cases, the number, n, of molecules of gas in the tire remains constant. Given an...

Woo-wee! That is one call that would have been pretty challenging for me. Serious props and kudos to the FFs who climbed that crazy...

I’m looking for order-of-magnitude bounds on how much Voyager 1’s trajectory would depart from a constant-velocity inertial...

Why? I'm not sure what makes a relaxation oscillator "standard", but the operating frequency isn't hard to make whatever it is. Yes...

As is the 2nd, 4th, and 5th. Typically the 3rd and 5th are higher in amplitude than the even harmonics. I believe I have this right...

I would look into resonant SMPS designs. My first guess is a resonant LLC half-bridge topology, but I haven't looked into this for a few...

I'd like to see the overlaps, perhaps a Venn diagram.

I wonder when I read these polls how many of the small response items are people just #$@^&# with the pollsters. 4% believe in shape...