Methinks the writer studied journalism at the University of Make Shit Up.
What journalist didn't? That's why they get along so well with politicians - the folks who teach those classes!
'...what is the logic behind the subject line ?'
Marketing. It got us to click on it, which is what the goal was.
...it's bad for the engine to "warm up" your car by letting it run idle in park. It's also a waste of time and gasoline.
Agreed, but it's the lesser of all evils. A *cold* car (and I'm referring to anything north of the Mason-Dixon) is better off getting a chance to circulate oil and "warm up" vs. getting in and putting the strain of moving the vehicle on cold, non-circulated oil. It's even worse if you get in and rev the engine to warm it up. Sure, there's an ecological argument here, but there again, studies have shown that the vehicle emits less pollution if allowed to gradually warm up before a load is applied vs. applying that same load to a cold (again, *cold*) engine. Do I have statistics, articles and data? Nope - I grew up where it gets above 90* for about three weeks out of the year
MRIs have resolution down to 90nm.
Simpler/faster solution would be to insert a piece of paper in between all the pages to be scanned...
Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of using the MRI to begin with? Inserting ONE sheet of paper between EVERY page in a book doesn't seem like it would take much more effort than flipping the page and photographing it.
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.