You want to reach every cancer cell to eliminate the cancer, to treat the disease. With increasing automation, treating the symptoms has become possible too though.
For a while, playing whackamole can keep the patient alive longer. Usually with radiosurgery, but robotic guided needles might work too in some circumstances.
Compassionate use.
Seems a lot of researchers missed that finding. Here's a paper on 949 clinical trials for localised chemical treatment, over half of which used intratumoral injections.
PPM doesn't really matter
This is just a variation on ethanol ablation, intratumoral peroxide injection etc, dump a bunch of rapidly neutralised poison into a tumor and hope for the best
Make F1 a liquid hydrogen class, with ICEs for the noise.
Some EU politicians might actually destroy their nation just to be best little multilateral globalist boyscouts.
The signals at the wrist are pretty shit and determining intermediate finger poses is tricky. You really do need some trained signal processing.
FCUs are pretty affordable and catch condensation, depending on the building insulating (part of) the waterloop and using FCUs doesn't have to be very expensive. You can still have radiators and/or floor heating too, just need to turn them off during cooling.
Unfortunately most installers in my country have got no clue how to use FCUs.
Well insulated/shaded homes need such a tiny AC, that messing around with ground source cooling isn't worth the effort.
Surge is not exactly a single person company.
In this case the backdoor was already there. Reading between the lines, the order seems to have been about accessing cloud backups using the keys which Apple already has (when you don't turn on ADP). Apple has the backdoor, the UK wanted the keys.
Damn, I thought just shouting zero trust harder and would keep hackers away.
You're being a bit harsh on parents.
You won't rely on existing capacity, you make the capacity. Megaprojects create their own supply lines. You invest 100s of millions in a company like RCM to give them the extra capital to build a new factory for you. Unlike on site builders who need to move to the city temporarily and charge for that privilege, the factory can keep running after the citybuilding winds down.
They just want to slowly economically and politically strangle them into submission.
So, instead of invading should the US cooperate in economic sanctions on Taiwan?
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