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Genius.

crowberry wrote:As the PbLi-liquid is spinning very fast it will mix very well

Wouldn't the high centripetal acceleration tend to separate the Pb and Li rather than mix them based on the sedimentation principle? That is, wouldn't it act like a centrifuge, separating the elements rather than mixing them?

crowberry wrote:As the PbLi-liquid is spinning very fast it will mix very well

Wouldn't the high centripetal acceleration tend to separate the Pb and Li rather than mix them based on the sedimentation principle? That is, wouldn't it act like a centrifuge, separating the elements?

mattman wrote:Anyone know of an alternative?

OpenCL. It's cross-platform so runs on both NVidia and AMD architectures.

https://www.khronos.org/opencl/

Doubtful they'll be a 2014 candidate.

The Focus Fusion Report wrote:Since we won’t resume experimental testing until May, we don’t expect to complete the demonstration of scientific feasibility in 2014, but we do expect to take large steps towards that goal.

I thought Faraday cages couldn't block static or nearly static magnetic fields. This page over at Princeton seems to confirm my vague recollection: http://www.princeton.edu/~achaney/tmve/wiki100k/docs/Faraday_cage.html . Although without knowing how fast the field is changing, I suppose we can't cal...

I wonder if this could be used to study direct conversion technologies and techniques while net gain is still being pursued.

I think you are mixing up your laws. I assume you're talking to me. Here are the votes for SB387. http://openstates.org/ar/bills/2013/SB387/#votes First the final votes. Mar 28, 2013 (Senate) Read the third time and passed. •••Yes: 35 •••No: 0 •••Other: 0 Mar 26, 2013 (House) Read the third time an...

This is just baseless conservative bashing. The bill passed the Arkansas Senate unanimously 35-0. In the House, 9 of the 11 noes were from Republicans. In the initial vote, the only noes were from Republicans. Furthermore, the governor who signed it into law is a Democrat.

Have you tried Wolfram Alpha? If you sign up for the pro trial, you get additional processing time, which may be able to solve it for you. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=integral I took your equation and turned it into the following, replacing E with G because it thinks any standalone e or E m...

The movie "Enemy of the State" url: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120660/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 springs to mind with what is going on. This should frighten one and all, and I say that in all seriousness. Best line from that movie, imo: Brill: The government's been in bed with the entire telecommunications...

MIT has 10 billion dollar endowment. Why can't they put some money in themselves instead of begging for handouts?

If the fear of eternal torture or the reward of everlasting life are the only things keeping religious people from being savages, maybe they should re-examine their reasons for being moral. Have you considered the logic of this statement? If the fear of eternal torture or the reward of everlasting ...

KitemanSA wrote:What was that OK City bomber's religion?

Science.

Skipjack wrote:Anyone still claiming that religion is great?

What do you claim?