Comment I have no idea. Many of them are lost. (Score 1) 65
I've got at least 5, but who knows where the rest of the tiny things went.
I've got at least 5, but who knows where the rest of the tiny things went.
Not exactly. Georgia state law says that, while the annotations are to be considered "commentary", they're still part of the Official Code of Georgia. So yes, these are annotations, but they appear to also be essential to determining what the Code means.
They're put through many controlled tests that essentially verify that, when hit by the "standard golfer" at the standard strike speed, they fly not further than a specified distance. So, if a golf ball works "too well", it's no longer allowed in tournaments.
The more expensive golf balls become, the more economical it becomes to learn to scuba dive in the water hazards.
If there ever was a time that the "small comment" penalty was wrongly applied, that'd be it.
This brings new meaning to the phrase, "And by Prior Logic,
From the Key Points sidebar on that page: "After a period of approximately 2,000 years of little change (not shown here),...."
1880 is pretty close to being the end of the Second Industrial Revolution. That graph doesn't show what you think it does.
Thank you for the research, OP is indeed full of "it".
You can''t win. You can't break even. You can't stop playing the game.
The abstract of the paper seems to imply TCR is likely to be around 1.05-1.80... one of which is well south of 2. However, this doesn't seem to be a denier position, nor a denier getting a peer-reviewed paper published.
correct.battery.staple is in a swamp in Newfoundland, northeast of Smallwood Reservoir.
stupid.coordinate.system doesn't seem to be in that coordinate system.
So, no, not nearby.
Only sensors required to determine which wheels are moving are wheel speed. Any ABS equipped car needs those for at least 3, and usually 4 wheels so that ABS works properly. Does not require conspiracy to put in extra hardware.
If he'd bothered to speculate, he probably would have realized he was wrong. Day appears to be good at summarizing physics, but cars are more complicated than they appear at first glance.
"Ninety percent of baseball is half mental." -- Yogi Berra
