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| 1 | best country to live in 1958 | [1]. france is the best place in the world to live, according to a survey released january 5, topping the list for the fifth year in a row. international living magazine's 30th quality of life index surveyed almost 200 countries across nine categories, including cost of living, culture and leisure, environment, safety and risk and culture and leisure. france topped the list for the fifth consecutive year, beating australia and switzerland; which took second and third place respectively. " in france, life is savored," said international living publisher jackie flynn. " [2]. nearly 28,000 residents in 11 countries were asked to nominate the best countries to live in, excluding their own. a third of the respondents (34 percent) picked australia as a top-three choice, followed by canada (27 percent) and the u.s. ( 24 percent). in a separate question, people were given the chance to include their home country in their wish list of the top three places to live. australia was once again a standout, with 94 percent of its residents naming their home country as one of the three best places to live. ( [3]. dateofintroduction 1958 countryoforigin "france" proliferation "argentina, australia, austria, bahrain, bangladesh, barbados, belgium, belize, bolivia (plurinational state of), botswana, brazil, brunei darussalam, burkina faso, cameroon, canada, central african republic, chad, chile, china, colombia, congo, denmark, djibouti, dominican republic, ecuador, egypt, el salvador, estonia, finland, france, gabon, gambia, georgia, ghana, greece, guatemala, haiti, honduras, india, indonesia, iraq, ireland, israel, jamaica, jordan, kuwait, latvia, lebanon, libya, lithuania, luxembourg, malaysia, mexico, monaco, morocco, netherlands, new zealand, nicaragua, niger, nigeria, norway, pakistan, panama, papua new guinea, rwanda, saudi arabia, sierra leone, singapore, slovenia, south africa, spain, sri lanka, sudan, sweden, thailand, tunisia, turkey, united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, united states of america, uruguay, venezuela (bolivarian republic of), viet nam, zambia, zimbabwe" selectedregions checkedregions checkedcountries "argentina" "australia" "austria" "bahrain" "bangladesh" "barbados" "belgium" "belize" "bolivia (plurinational state of)" "botswana" "brazil" "brunei darussalam" "burkina faso" "cameroon" "canada" "central african republic" "chad" "chile" "china" "colombia" "congo" "denmark" "djibouti" "dominican republic" "ecuador" "egypt" "el salvador" "estonia" "finland" "france" "gabon" "gambia" "georgia" "ghana" "greece" "guatemala" "haiti" "honduras" "india" "indonesia" "iraq" "ireland" "israel" "jamaica" "jordan" "kuwait" "latvia" "lebanon" "libya" "lithuania" "luxembourg" "malaysia" "mexico" "monaco" "morocco" "netherlands" "new zealand" "nicaragua" "niger" "nigeria" "norway" "pakistan" "panama" "papua new guinea" "rwanda" "saudi arabia" "sierra leone" "singapore" "slovenia" "south africa" "spain" "sri lanka" "sudan" "sweden" "thailand" "tunisia" "turkey" "united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland" "united states of america" "uruguay" "venezuela (bolivarian republic of)" "viet nam" "zambia" "zimbabwe" dis name "fr 7.62mm fn mag 58" string "03.01.071.011.035.058.000" images "mag_(c).png" "mag_(b).jpg" "fn_mag.jpg" sections name "system" sections name "fn mag, 7.62mm general purpose machine gun" properties name "name" value "fn mag, 7.62mm general purpose machine gun" name "type" value "7.62" units "mm" name "max rate of fire" value "650-1000" units "rds/min" name "weight" value "11.8" units "kg" name "length" value "1,263" units "mm" name "barrel length" value "630" units "mm" name "width" value "118.7" units "mm" name "height" value "263" units "mm" name "effective firing range (bipod)" value "800" units "m" name "effective firing range (tripod)" value "1,800" units "m" name "maximum firing range" value "3,500" units "m" name "feed system" value "non-disintegrating dm1 or disintegrating m13 linked belt" name "sights" value "folding leaf sight with aperture and notch, front blade" name "ammunition" properties name "caliber" value "7.62" units "mm" name "cartridge" value "7.62×51mm nato" name "muzzle velocity" value "840" units "m/s" name "maximum firing range" value "3,500" units "m" properties variants name "mag 60.20" notes "standard infantry version with pistol grip, fixed buttstock and bipod; many subvariants including the t3 (l7a1) and t6 (l7a2)" name "mag 60.30" notes "fixed aircraft version, firing from a solenoid trigger; capable, at least in some subvariants, of left and right hand feeding" name "mag 60.40" notes "coaxial version for armoured fighting vehicles; many sub variants including the t3 (m240)" type "weg" version 1 [4]. finland topped the poll, with switzerland second, and sweden, australia and luxembourg finishing out the top five. ireland, though it finished six places behind the usa, still managed to be ranked as a better place to live than austria (18), spain (21), israel (22) and italy (23). by the same token, it was beaten by south korea (15), the united kingdom (14), new zealand (13), and denmark (10). newsweek’s rating decided that the worst place to live, at least of the countries it rated, was burkina faso (100). [5]. americans need to study france in 1958 because their nation faces a similar crisis today. understanding how the french survived 1958 could help americans survive the 2020s. * see the failure of presidential democracy chapter five presidentialism and political stability in france for suleiman’s assessment of 1958. |
In 1958, France was considered to be the best place to live, according to a survey released on January 5th [1]. This was further supported by the fact that 28,000 residents in 11 countries were asked to nominate the best countries to live in and a third of them (34 percent) picked Australia as a top-three choice, followed by Canada (27 percent) and the US (24 percent) [2]. France had a proliferation of countries adopting its FN MAG 7.62mm General Purpose Machine Gun, including countries such as Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados and many more [3]. However, according to Newsweek, Finland topped the poll as the best place to live in 1958, followed by Switzerland, Sweden, Australia and Luxembourg [4]. Thus, France is considered to be the best country to live in 1958. | 10.187524795532 | In 1958, France was the best place to live according to a survey released by International Living magazine [1], topping the list for the fifth year in a row [1]. The survey surveyed almost 200 countries across nine categories, including cost of living, culture and leisure, environment, safety and risk, and culture and leisure [1]. Nearly 28,000 residents in 11 countries were asked to nominate the best countries to live in, excluding their own [2], and Australia was a standout with 94 percent of its residents naming their home country as one of the three best places to live [2]. In a separate question, people were given the chance to include their home country in their wish list of the top three best places to live [2], and Australia was once again a standout with 94 percent of its residents naming their home country as one of the three best places to live [2]. | 14.040412425995 |
| 2 | how to prepare kids for school | [1]. this page has information about how to prepare your child for school. to prepare your child you can: enrol your child in preschool and transition encourage your child to be independent have a daily routine get to know your school get involved with your school. enrol your child in preschool and transition preschool and transition are not compulsory, but can help prepare your child for school. your child's preschool or transition class may be located on the school grounds. this helps as your child is already familiar with the buildings and grounds when they start school. [2]. how to prepare your child for the new school year 1. let your child know that every kid is nervous for their first day of school. its only natural to be nervous about going to a new class or school. having to meet new people is scary, especially for most children. 2. bring out the positive. make sure you focus on the positive about going to school. this is a time in a child's life to make friends and learn. what's more fun than going to see your friends everyday at school? 3. [3]. preparation for school: 1. find a good backpack that has many compartments for all of your child’s school supplies. the new backpack should also have thick padded shoulder straps, for your child’s comfort.2. take the time to visit the school if you can, and try to reach out to your child’s teacher to familiarize your student with their new environment!3. start setting up your school routine a few weeks before school starts. create a schedule with their set wake-up and bedtime, you might include times for electronics off, showering/ bathing, and reading before bed. [4]. there is a lot for children to get used to when they start school. some children will adapt more easily than others. getting ready to prepare children for school, parents can consider the following: involve your child in preparing for school, e.g. shopping for their uniform. help your child learn to be independent, dress themselves, and to use the toilet on their own. be able to identify their own clothes. establish the bedtime and morning routine that they will have when they start school. it is very important that they get enough sleep. [5]. several of the best ways to prepare your child for the big day include taking them on a tour of the school beforehand, introducing them to teachers ahead of time, getting them up to speed with classroom academics, making their bagged lunch the night before, preparing a large breakfast on the first day of school, packing their book bag ahead of time and making sure they have all of their necessary books and supplies. encourage them to partake in extracurricular activities once you move, encourage your children to sign up for after-school, extracurricular activities. |
To prepare kids for school, parents should enrol their child in preschool and transition [1], let them know that it is natural to be nervous [2], find a good backpack with padded shoulder straps [3], involve their child in preparing for school [4], and take them on a tour of the school, introduce them to teachers, help them get up to speed with classroom academics, make their bagged lunch the night before, prepare a large breakfast on the first day of school, and pack their book bag ahead of time [5]. | 8.2371418476105 | To prepare your child for school, you can enrol them in preschool and transition [1], encourage them to be independent [1], have a daily routine [1], get to know your school [1], and get involved with your school [1]. You can also take them on a tour of the school beforehand [1], introduce them to teachers ahead of time [1], get them up to speed with classroom academics [1], make their bagged lunch the night before [1], prepare a large breakfast on the first day of school [1], pack their book bag ahead of time [1], and encourage them to partake in extracurricular activities [1]. | 7.1019878387451 |
| 3 | zofran | [1]. zofran ( ondansetron ) is a drug commonly used to prevent severe nausea and vomiting in people undergoing cancer chemotherapy or radiation therapy . but, it is also sometimes used in emergency situations to treat severe vomiting and diarrhea in children with acute gastroenteritis (stomach flu). [2]. zofran (ondansetron) is a powerful drug developed by glaxosmithkline (gsk) and approved by the u.s. food and drug administration (“fda”) in 1991 to treat only cancer patients who suffered nausea and vomiting as a result of chemotherapy or radiation treatment. nevertheless, gsk fraudulently marketed zofran “off label” to pregnant women as a safe and effective treatment for morning sickness (nausea and/or vomiting) without ever having studied the effects of zofran on a pregnant mother or her growing child in utero. [3]. zofran is a brand-name prescription drug (generic name: ondansetron hcl) that prevents nausea and vomiting in people undergoing cancer chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgery. the active ingredient in zofran is an antiemetic (anti-nausea) drug called ondansetron hydrochloride dihydrate . as a 5-ht3 receptor antagonist, ondansetron blocks the ability of a chemical in the brain called serotonin to pass signals between nerve cells. serotonin is especially important in the area of the brain that controls nausea and vomiting, the “chemoreceptor trigger zone.” by blocking serotonin, zofran partly reduces the brain’s nausea reflex. [4]. 1 what is zofran? zofran is an antiemetic drug used for the prevention of nausea and vomiting that is caused by cancer drugs, radiation therapy , or surgery. this drug works in the stomach by blocking the signals to the brain that cause nausea and vomiting. this drug requires a prescription. 2 what to know before using before using zofran, you must know all about the risks and complications associated with it. inform your healthcare provider for any allergic reactions to these drugs or any other drugs, foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. [5]. zofran (ondansetron) is an anti-nausea drug commonly prescribed “off-label” to pregnant women with morning sickness. unfortunately, the safety of zofran for a fetus is not well-studied and has been linked to an increased risk of a range of devastating birth defects when taken in the first trimester of pregnancy. |
Zofran (ondansetron) is a powerful drug developed by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1991 [1] to treat only cancer patients who suffered nausea and vomiting as a result of chemotherapy or radiation treatment. However, it has been fraudulently marketed “off label” to pregnant women as a safe and effective treatment for morning sickness (nausea and/or vomiting) without ever having studied the effects of Zofran on a pregnant mother or her growing child in utero [2]. Zofran is an antiemetic drug (generic name: ondansetron HCl) that prevents nausea and vomiting in people undergoing cancer chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgery [3]. It works by blocking the signals to the brain that cause nausea and vomiting [4]. Unfortunately, the safety of Zofran for a fetus is not well-studied and has been linked to an increased risk of a range of devastating birth defects when taken in the first trimester of pregnancy [5]. | 16.625406503677 | Zofran (ondansetron) [1] is a powerful drug developed by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1991 to treat only cancer patients who suffered nausea and vomiting as a result of chemotherapy or radiation treatment [2]. However, GSK fraudulently marketed Zofran “off label” to pregnant women as a safe and effective treatment for morning sickness [3] without ever having studied the effects of Zofran on a pregnant mother or her growing child in utero [4]. Unfortunately, the safety of Zofran for a fetus is not well-studied and has been linked to an increased risk of a range of devastating birth defects when taken in the first trimester of pregnancy [5]. | 8.860298871994 |
| 4 | best minecraft videos | [1]. the best minecraft videos and clips bazza gazza (0:00) the clip at the beginning of the video is a classic minecraft moment, one that countless players have experienced at some point. bazza gazza stands back from his latest build, basking in the glory of his work. then it all goes horribly awry, because creepers. crayator (3:51) hardcore mode is a cruel mistress. thankfully crayator has a big bushy moustache to protect him from his foes. that was the theory, anyway. [2]. twenty-year-old canadian video game commenter mitchell hughes offers a wide range of technically adept minecraft videos, mostly played with a gentle, nerdy patter against his mild-mannered gamer pals. best for: older players who really want to geek out on minecraft . check out: his parkour videos and downloadable "wacky parkour maps" are some of the best. 8. maricraft. hosted by female gamer mari takahashi on the ultra-popular gaming channel smosh games, maricraft features mostly let's plays of spirited battles with her pals in wacky minecraft worlds. best for: older fans. [3]. jinbop's channel on youtube 'jinbop games' is well-known. " minecraft the ultimate king of the tower" and "minecraft deathrun! run for your deaths!" are two of jinbop's most popular minecraft videos. [4]. quick look: minecraft by happykids.tv has a new updated library of content featuring some of the best minecraft video available from the most popular minecraft contributors. there are 48 different categories available all containing different themes, tips, tricks and "play-throughs". [5]. at xxbrits we have the best collection of minecraft porn porn videos. if you enjoy watching minecraft porn porn scenes, this is the place to be! exclusive minecraft porn adult videos, premium minecraft porn porn, free full length minecraft porn porn videos, and many more! we are well known for free hd porn and you be sure we have the best minecraft porn porn videos on the internet, always in hd and free! |
The best minecraft videos can be found in a wide variety of sources, from the classic moment captured in Bazza Gazza's clip at the beginning of his video [1], to Mitchell Hughes' technically adept videos and downloadable "wacky parkour maps" [2], to Jinbop's popular videos such as "Minecraft the Ultimate King of the Tower" and "Minecraft Deathrun! Run for your Deaths!" [3], to Happykids.tv's library of content featuring some of the best minecraft video available from the most popular minecraft contributors [4], to XXXBrits' collection of exclusive HD minecraft porn porn videos [5]. | 6.7268059253693 | ||
| 5 | best minecraft videos | [1]. the best minecraft videos and clips bazza gazza (0:00) the clip at the beginning of the video is a classic minecraft moment, one that countless players have experienced at some point. bazza gazza stands back from his latest build, basking in the glory of his work. then it all goes horribly awry, because creepers. crayator (3:51) hardcore mode is a cruel mistress. thankfully crayator has a big bushy moustache to protect him from his foes. that was the theory, anyway. [2]. twenty-year-old canadian video game commenter mitchell hughes offers a wide range of technically adept minecraft videos, mostly played with a gentle, nerdy patter against his mild-mannered gamer pals. best for: older players who really want to geek out on minecraft . check out: his parkour videos and downloadable "wacky parkour maps" are some of the best. 8. maricraft. hosted by female gamer mari takahashi on the ultra-popular gaming channel smosh games, maricraft features mostly let's plays of spirited battles with her pals in wacky minecraft worlds. best for: older fans. [3]. jinbop's channel on youtube 'jinbop games' is well-known. " minecraft the ultimate king of the tower" and "minecraft deathrun! run for your deaths!" are two of jinbop's most popular minecraft videos. [4]. quick look: minecraft by happykids.tv has a new updated library of content featuring some of the best minecraft video available from the most popular minecraft contributors. there are 48 different categories available all containing different themes, tips, tricks and "play-throughs". [5]. at xxbrits we have the best collection of minecraft porn porn videos. if you enjoy watching minecraft porn porn scenes, this is the place to be! exclusive minecraft porn adult videos, premium minecraft porn porn, free full length minecraft porn porn videos, and many more! we are well known for free hd porn and you be sure we have the best minecraft porn porn videos on the internet, always in hd and free! |
The best Minecraft videos and clips include Bazza Gazza [1], Crayator [1], Mitchell Hughes [2], Maricraft [2], Jinbop Games [3], Minecraft by HappyKids.TV [4], and XXBrits [5]. Bazza Gazza [1], Crayator [1], Mitchell Hughes [1], Maricraft [1], Jinbop Games [3], Minecraft by HappyKids.TV [4], and XXBrits [5] are some of the most popular Minecraft videos. | 6.6607811450958 | ||
| 6 | czech president elections | [1]. election in the czech republic presidential elections will be held in the czech republic in january 2023. the incumbent president miloš zeman is not eligible to run for another term, and the election will be direct. [2]. election in the czech republic presidential elections will be held in the czech republic in january 2023. the incumbent president miloš zeman is not eligible to run for another term due to the two-term limit. as was the case in the last two presidential elections, the vote will be direct . [3]. prague, june 27 (xinhua) -- the first round of the presidential election in the czech republic will be held on jan. 13-14, 2023, the president of the country's senate, milos vystrcil, announced here on monday. the head of the upper house of the czech parliament is bound by law to set the presidential election date so that a possible runoff vote can take place at least 30 days before the incumbent president's term expires. current czech president milos zeman's second five-year term ends in early march. about 20 people have announced their presidential bids, according to local media. [4]. the first round of the czech presidential election will be held on january 13-14, the second, if necessary, on january 27-28. the poll was conducted from july 24 to august 5 and surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over. [5]. czech president milos zeman (c) and his wife ivana (l) arrive to cast their ballots at a polling station during the czech elections on october 20, 2017 in prague, czech republic. the websites used for presentation of the czech republic's election results were hacked on saturday afternoon, the czech statistical office (csu) said on sunday, adding that the vote count was not affected. czechs voted on friday and saturday in the parliamentary election, with the results then shown on two websites that csu maintains with an outside provider. " |
The Czech Republic will hold its next presidential election in January 2023 [1]. The incumbent president Miloš Zeman is ineligible to run for another term due to the two-term limit [2]. President of the country's Senate, Miloš Vystrčil, announced on June 27 that the first round of the presidential election will be held on January 13-14, 2023 [3]. The poll conducted from July 24 to August 5 surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over [4]. Czechs voted on October 20, 2017, in the parliamentary election and the websites used for presentation of the election results were hacked on Saturday afternoon [5]. | 6.8402750492096 | The first round of the Czech presidential election will be held on January 13-14, 2023 [3], and the second, if necessary, on January 27-28 [4]. The poll was conducted from July 24 to August 5 and surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over [5]. The websites used for presentation of the Czech Republic's election results were hacked on Saturday afternoon [5], but the vote count was not affected [5]. | 4.8915627002716 |
| 7 | czech president elections | [1]. election in the czech republic presidential elections will be held in the czech republic in january 2023. the incumbent president miloš zeman is not eligible to run for another term, and the election will be direct. [2]. election in the czech republic presidential elections will be held in the czech republic in january 2023. the incumbent president miloš zeman is not eligible to run for another term due to the two-term limit. as was the case in the last two presidential elections, the vote will be direct . [3]. prague, june 27 (xinhua) -- the first round of the presidential election in the czech republic will be held on jan. 13-14, 2023, the president of the country's senate, milos vystrcil, announced here on monday. the head of the upper house of the czech parliament is bound by law to set the presidential election date so that a possible runoff vote can take place at least 30 days before the incumbent president's term expires. current czech president milos zeman's second five-year term ends in early march. about 20 people have announced their presidential bids, according to local media. [4]. the first round of the czech presidential election will be held on january 13-14, the second, if necessary, on january 27-28. the poll was conducted from july 24 to august 5 and surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over. [5]. czech president milos zeman (c) and his wife ivana (l) arrive to cast their ballots at a polling station during the czech elections on october 20, 2017 in prague, czech republic. the websites used for presentation of the czech republic's election results were hacked on saturday afternoon, the czech statistical office (csu) said on sunday, adding that the vote count was not affected. czechs voted on friday and saturday in the parliamentary election, with the results then shown on two websites that csu maintains with an outside provider. " |
The Czech Republic will hold its next presidential election in January 2023 [1]. The incumbent president Miloš Zeman is ineligible to run for another term due to the two-term limit [2]. President of the country's Senate, Miloš Vystrčil, announced on June 27 that the first round of the presidential election will be held on January 13-14, 2023 [3]. The poll conducted from July 24 to August 5 surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over [4]. Czechs voted on October 20, 2017, in the parliamentary election and the websites used for presentation of the election results were hacked on Saturday afternoon [5]. | 6.8402750492096 | The first round of the Czech presidential election will be held on January 13-14, 2023 [3], and the second, if necessary, on January 27-28 [4]. The poll was conducted from July 24 to August 5 and surveyed 1,002 people aged 18 and over [5]. The websites used for presentation of the Czech Republic's election results were hacked on Saturday afternoon [5], but the vote count was not affected [5]. | 4.8915627002716 |
| 8 | jo nesbe bio | [1]. jo nesbo is a shapeshifter. in his 58 years he has been a professional footballer, a financier and a rock star. he certainly looks like a dad-rock veteran. when i met him this week, in drear, sunless london, he was wearing naff bono-style yellow-tinted wraparound glasses. but don’t let that put you off because his latest incarnation is as a crime writer — 30 million-plus novels sold — and nesbo is very good at murder. [2]. jo nesbo is a guest at the perth writers festival and adelaide writers' week. he discusses his writing at collins street baptist church on march 1 at 6.15pm. readersfeast.com.au [3]. jo nesbo] is a man who is snapping at my heels like a rabid pit bull poised to take over my mantle when i dramatically pre-decease him james ellroy stellar stand-alone caper... the dizzying reversals of fortune and situations that would be over-the-top in lesser hands make for a delightful roller-coaster ride. [4]. jo nesbo] is a man who is snapping at my heels like a rabid pit bull poised to take over my mantle when i dramatically pre-decease him james ellroy stellar stand-alone caper... the dizzying reversals of fortune and situations that would be over-the-top in lesser hands make for a delightful roller-coaster ride. carl hiaasen and elmore leonard fans will be delighted publishers weekly [5]. jo has extensive experience in sustainable energy and leads e4tech’s work on energy innovation and policy. she has particular expertise in biofuels and hydrogen, and a broad knowledge of energy and environment policy and regulatory issues. jo has worked as a strategy advisor at bp biofuels, assessing emerging issues and advising on eu regulatory affairs, and has been a member of the european biofuels technology platform. |
Jo Nesbo [1] is a Norwegian author and songwriter who has achieved international success with his crime novels. He is also a professional footballer, financier, and rock star [1]. He is a guest at the Perth Writers Festival and Adelaide Writers' Week [2], and is highly praised by fellow authors such as James Ellroy and Carl Hiaasen [3, 4]. He also has extensive experience in sustainable energy, and has worked as a strategy advisor at BP Biofuels, assessing emerging issues and advising on EU regulatory affairs [5]. | 6.7095518112183 | Jo Nesbo is a shapeshifter [1], having been a professional footballer, a financier, and a rock star [1]. His latest incarnation is as a crime writer, with over 30 million-plus novels sold [1]. He is a guest at the Perth Writers Festival and Adelaide Writers' Week [2], and will be discussing his writing at Collins Street Baptist Church on March 1 at 6.15pm [2]. His dizzying reversals of fortune and situations that would be over-the-top in lesser hands make for a delightful roller-coaster ride [3], and Carl Hiaasen and Elmore Leonard fans will be delighted [4]. | 8.1926476955414 |
| 9 | callories counting method | [1]. 12. groupby method call the count method as you see here. with this, you could then [2]. call participant count in order to get the number of participants in any call, you can use the getcallparticipantcount() method. this method takes the session id for the call and returns the number of participants that are active in the call. copy [3]. the way to call count is we say the name of the sequence whether it's a string, integer, or tuple that we want to count on. so here, we want to do a count on a. so, i say a, and then the dot or period, and then the method name that we want to call, dot count, open parentheses. in the case of count, we pass in a string which is the sequence of characters that we actually want to count. [4]. method a count 5 method c count 3 method c count 1 method b count 2 call tree hot spots method c count 4 method a count 3 method b count 1 backtraces hot spot invocation counts inversion [5]. for the sake of brevity we refer hereafter to analysis of species’ call rates, although recognizing that two of the “species” are actually higher order taxa. data analysis we used a binary detection method per 10-second subsample, rather than counting the number of calls, because this overcomes problems associated with determining when one call starts and another finishes. this differs from standard field-based methods, where attempts are made to count the number of individual birds present based on visual and directional cues available to the observer. |
The callories counting method is not discussed in the given contexts [1], [2], [3], [4], and [5]. Therefore, it is not possible to answer the question with the information provided. | 5.4670100212097 | ||
| 10 | prague chicago direct flight | [1]. the direct service between prague and chicago is also one of the priorities of the touchpoint project, in which prague airport co-operates with the czechtourism agency, prague city tourism and the central bohemia tourist board. the main purpose of the joint project is to support the incoming tourism and promote prague and the czech republic on the selected international markets. “a new and direct flight from american airlines between prague and chicago is a wonderful development that will contribute to an even stronger u.s.-czech partnership. as the u.s. [2]. czechs traveling to the united states had an opportunity to take advantage of two direct flights to new york during the peak summer season with delta airlines to new york’s jfk airport and with united airlines to new york/newark. american airlines operated a direct flight between prague and philadelphia and planned to introduce a prague – chicago flight in 2020. none of the direct flights have been renewed by mid-2021. when a direct flight is not available from prague, czechs often prefer to transfer in europe for their final destination in the united states. [3]. “i am delighted that we are continuing to successfully fulfil our strategy of developing direct flights from prague and that we have managed to negotiate another direct service of american airlines to the united states, which constitutes one of our key markets. in terms of the overall potential in the usa, chicago is one of the top 5 destinations of north america as a whole with a strong local market. [4]. chicago to prague and budapest, american airlines american airlines is launching new seasonal flights between chicago o’hare and prague from may 9 to october 24, part of a larger push to expand transatlantic service out of its windy city hub. the service will operate five times a week using boeing 787-8 dreamliners. and from may 7 to october 24, the carrier is starting another new european route from chicago to budapest , flying four times a week, also with 787 aircraft. new york to kraków, lot polish airlines krakow is calling. [5]. fare for flights from prague to chicago the price of a prague - chicago flight can change a lot depending on the dates you choose for your trip, seasonality and local holidays. the best price recorded in the last 15 days for a prague - chicago flight is £267 . the airports of prague and chicago prague is about 4530 mi from chicago. choosing an alternate airport of prague or chicago (if any) can be even more convenient. |
A direct flight between Prague and Chicago has been a priority of the Touchpoint Project, in which Prague Airport co-operates with the CzechTourism Agency, Prague City Tourism and the Central Bohemia Tourist Board [1]. In the past, Czechs had the opportunity to take advantage of two direct flights to New York with Delta Airlines and United Airlines [2]. However, as of mid-2021, none of these direct flights have been renewed. American Airlines has instead operated a direct flight between Prague and Philadelphia, and planned to introduce a Prague - Chicago flight in 2020 [3]. As of May 2021, American Airlines has launched a seasonal flight between Chicago O'Hare and Prague, and also between Chicago and Budapest [4]. The best price recorded in the last 15 days for a Prague - Chicago flight is £267 [5]. | 16.304573774338 | The direct flight between Prague and Chicago is one of the priorities of the Touchpoint project, in which Prague Airport co-operates with the Czechtourism Agency, Prague City Tourism and the Central Bohemia Tourist Board [1]. American Airlines is launching new seasonal flights between Chicago O'Hare and Prague from May 9 to October 24, part of a larger push to expand transatlantic service out of its Windy City hub [4]. The best price recorded in the last 15 days for a Prague-Chicago flight is £267 [5]. | 6.6417136192322 |
| 11 | nabokov museum | [1]. the nabokov museum is housed in a sumptuous neo-renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917 – take a bit of time to gaze at the rich woodwork of the interiors. then go in and see the house that vladimir nabokov describes so lovingly in the other shores and speak memory. the rooms have not been restored with furniture, but the exhibits here fill the space with stories instead. [2]. the museum was opened in 1727 and is open for free to all tourists on the third thursday each month. vladimir nabokov museum open to the visitors for free during the whole year, the vladimir nabokov museum is a 19th-century house, which was the childhood home of vladimir nabokov, the author of lolita and by some regarded the most versatile russian writer of the 20th century. the collection of the museum includes artifacts from his childhood, among others. [3]. lovers of nabokov won't want to miss the chance to pay their respects at this museum dedicated to the genius himself. in fact the nabokov museum occupies the very house where the young vladimir was born and raised (the family were in fact forced to abandon the mansion during the russian revolution of 1917). the opportunity to walk those very same corridors and occupy those same rooms that nabokov did just a century ago should prove an irresistable draw for literature buffs. [4]. nabokov spent most of his life in exile, and his russian-language novels describe the lives of émigré communities displaced from st petersburg by the 1917 revolution. today his birthplace, in one of the oldest neighbourhoods in st petersburg, hosts a museum collection comprising a large library that includes first editions of nabokov’s work as well as marginalia. the museum conducts annual nabokov readings in april, summer schools for students, and regularly hosts conferences. the memorial apartment of alexander pushkin , nabokov’s favourite russian poet, is just a 20-minute walk away on the moyka embankment. [5]. the museum did not start as a memorial to nabokov, when, in 1957, it began as a venue to show the local history, and was then converted into a museum of a local collective farm named after lenin. with the presentation of photos from nabokovs' cook the former estate owners entered the picture. in 1974 the "museum of local history and tradition" moved to the manor, and ten years later it was transformed into the "rozhdestveno historic literary and memorial museum of vladimir nabokov". [ 1] nabokov readings started in 1988, and the nabokov room was opened in 1992. [ |
The Nabokov Museum [1] is housed in a sumptuous neo-renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917. It is open for free to all tourists on the third Thursday each month [2] and is a 19th century house that was the childhood home of Vladimir Nabokov [3]. It contains artifacts from his childhood, a large library with first editions of his works and marginalia, and conducts annual Nabokov readings in April, summer schools for students and conferences [4]. The Museum was originally opened in 1957 as a venue to show the local history and was then converted into a museum of a local collective farm [5]. | 5.5639097690582 | The Vladimir Nabokov Museum [1] is housed in a sumptuous neo-Renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917 [1]. The museum was opened in 1727 and is open for free to all tourists on the third Thursday of each month [2]. The collection of the museum includes artifacts from Nabokov's childhood, as well as first editions of his work and marginalia [3]. The museum also conducts annual Nabokov readings in April, summer schools for students, and regularly hosts conferences [4]. | 6.9666323661804 |
| 12 | nabokov museum | [1]. the nabokov museum is housed in a sumptuous neo-renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917 – take a bit of time to gaze at the rich woodwork of the interiors. then go in and see the house that vladimir nabokov describes so lovingly in the other shores and speak memory. the rooms have not been restored with furniture, but the exhibits here fill the space with stories instead. [2]. the museum was opened in 1727 and is open for free to all tourists on the third thursday each month. vladimir nabokov museum open to the visitors for free during the whole year, the vladimir nabokov museum is a 19th-century house, which was the childhood home of vladimir nabokov, the author of lolita and by some regarded the most versatile russian writer of the 20th century. the collection of the museum includes artifacts from his childhood, among others. [3]. lovers of nabokov won't want to miss the chance to pay their respects at this museum dedicated to the genius himself. in fact the nabokov museum occupies the very house where the young vladimir was born and raised (the family were in fact forced to abandon the mansion during the russian revolution of 1917). the opportunity to walk those very same corridors and occupy those same rooms that nabokov did just a century ago should prove an irresistable draw for literature buffs. [4]. nabokov spent most of his life in exile, and his russian-language novels describe the lives of émigré communities displaced from st petersburg by the 1917 revolution. today his birthplace, in one of the oldest neighbourhoods in st petersburg, hosts a museum collection comprising a large library that includes first editions of nabokov’s work as well as marginalia. the museum conducts annual nabokov readings in april, summer schools for students, and regularly hosts conferences. the memorial apartment of alexander pushkin , nabokov’s favourite russian poet, is just a 20-minute walk away on the moyka embankment. [5]. the museum did not start as a memorial to nabokov, when, in 1957, it began as a venue to show the local history, and was then converted into a museum of a local collective farm named after lenin. with the presentation of photos from nabokovs' cook the former estate owners entered the picture. in 1974 the "museum of local history and tradition" moved to the manor, and ten years later it was transformed into the "rozhdestveno historic literary and memorial museum of vladimir nabokov". [ 1] nabokov readings started in 1988, and the nabokov room was opened in 1992. [ |
The Vladimir Nabokov Museum [1] is housed in a sumptuous neo-Renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917 [1]. The museum was opened in 1727 and is open for free to all tourists on the third Thursday of each month [2]. The collection of the museum includes artifacts from Nabokov's childhood, as well as first editions of his work and marginalia [3]. The museum also conducts annual Nabokov readings in April, summer schools for students, and regularly hosts conferences [4]. | 6.9666323661804 | ||
| 13 | nabokov museum | [1]. the nabokov museum is housed in a sumptuous neo-renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917 – take a bit of time to gaze at the rich woodwork of the interiors. then go in and see the house that vladimir nabokov describes so lovingly in the other shores and speak memory. the rooms have not been restored with furniture, but the exhibits here fill the space with stories instead. [2]. the museum was opened in 1727 and is open for free to all tourists on the third thursday each month. vladimir nabokov museum open to the visitors for free during the whole year, the vladimir nabokov museum is a 19th-century house, which was the childhood home of vladimir nabokov, the author of lolita and by some regarded the most versatile russian writer of the 20th century. the collection of the museum includes artifacts from his childhood, among others. [3]. lovers of nabokov won't want to miss the chance to pay their respects at this museum dedicated to the genius himself. in fact the nabokov museum occupies the very house where the young vladimir was born and raised (the family were in fact forced to abandon the mansion during the russian revolution of 1917). the opportunity to walk those very same corridors and occupy those same rooms that nabokov did just a century ago should prove an irresistable draw for literature buffs. [4]. nabokov spent most of his life in exile, and his russian-language novels describe the lives of émigré communities displaced from st petersburg by the 1917 revolution. today his birthplace, in one of the oldest neighbourhoods in st petersburg, hosts a museum collection comprising a large library that includes first editions of nabokov’s work as well as marginalia. the museum conducts annual nabokov readings in april, summer schools for students, and regularly hosts conferences. the memorial apartment of alexander pushkin , nabokov’s favourite russian poet, is just a 20-minute walk away on the moyka embankment. [5]. the museum did not start as a memorial to nabokov, when, in 1957, it began as a venue to show the local history, and was then converted into a museum of a local collective farm named after lenin. with the presentation of photos from nabokovs' cook the former estate owners entered the picture. in 1974 the "museum of local history and tradition" moved to the manor, and ten years later it was transformed into the "rozhdestveno historic literary and memorial museum of vladimir nabokov". [ 1] nabokov readings started in 1988, and the nabokov room was opened in 1992. [ |
The Nabokov Museum [1] is housed in a sumptuous neo-renaissance building that the family lived in until the revolution in 1917. It is open for free to all tourists on the third Thursday each month [2] and is a 19th century house that was the childhood home of Vladimir Nabokov [3]. It contains artifacts from his childhood, a large library with first editions of his works and marginalia, and conducts annual Nabokov readings in April, summer schools for students and conferences [4]. The Museum was originally opened in 1957 as a venue to show the local history and was then converted into a museum of a local collective farm [5]. | 5.5639097690582 | ||
| 14 | urologist Prague | [1]. authors and disclosures tomas buchler was formerly a specialist registrar in medical oncology at the university college hospital, london, uk. he is currently working at the thomayer university hospital in prague, czech republic. he is interested in the diagnosis and treatment of testicular cancer and colorectal cancer. alex freeman is a consultant urological pathologist at the university college hospital, london, uk. he is a specialist in testicular, bladder and prostate pathology. stephen harland is a senior lecturer in medical oncology and consultant physician at the university college hospital, london, uk. [2]. of cardiology, 2nd medical school of charles universty and university hospital motol | faculty hospital bulovka, prague | faculty of physical education and sport at charles university, czech republic | frantisek duska, md, phd | general faculty hospital, charles university | general teaching hospital, prague | general university hospital, charles university, prague | general university hospital in prague | general university hospital in prague, clinic of urology | general university hospital, prague | head, ist dept medicine, charles university hospital; director, institute of hematology and blood transfusion; chair, czech lymphoma study group | hospital na bulovce | hospital na bulovce, department of urology | institute for clinical and experimental medicine | institute for clinical and experimental medicine, prague | institute for the care of mother and child, prague | institute of rheumatology, charles university faculty hospital, na slupi 4, 128 50 prague 2, czech republic | institute of rheumatology, charles university prague | institute of rheumatology, na slupi 4, 128 50 praha 2, czech republic | institute of rheumatology, prague | institute of rheumatology, prague, czech republic | karel pavelka | medical healthcom prague | motol university hospital | motol university hospital, department of cardiology | nemocnice bulovka | nemocnice bulovka, 1. [3]. lukešova 1,5 , o. kopecky 1,5 , v. vroblova 2 , d. hlavkova 2 , c. andrys 2 , p. moravek 3 , e. čermakova 4 pages: 134 - 140 ( pdf ) charles university in prague, faculty of medicine and university teaching hospital in hradec kralove: 1 second department of internal medicine, 2 institute of clinical immunology and allergology, 3 department of urology, 4 computer technology center, hradec kralove, czech republic, 5 district hospital in nachod, department of oncology, nachod, czech republic corresponding author: otakar kopecky, charles university in prague, faculty of medicine and university teaching hospital in hradec kralove, second department of internal medicine, hradec kralove, sokolska 581, 500 05 hradec kralove, czech republic. [4]. prague, czech republic 5 department of clinical and molecular pathology, palacky university olomouc, faculty of medicine and [5]. prague, czech republic simona blohlávková & jakub štádler medical faculty, charles university, pilsen, czech republic simona blohlávková allergology department, kolín hospital, kolín, czech republic eliška kopelentová allergology and immunology department, faculty hospital motol, prague, czech republic eliška kopelentová allergology and immunology department, litomyšl, czech republic petr víšek immunia, s.r.o., |
Urologists in Prague include Tomas Buchler [1], Alex Freeman [1], Stephen Harland [1], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], Frantisek Duska [2], | 14.289761304855 | ||
| 15 | remedies for tennis elbow | [1]. treatments for tendonitis in the elbow there are several treatments available for tennis elbow. most patients recover without surgery. medications over-the-counter pain relief drugs like acetaminophen and non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs ( nsaids ) may help reduce pain and swelling in the elbow. home remedies your doctor may recommend you do the following: ice: apply a cold pack or bag of ice with light pressure on your elbow for 15 minutes at a time. you can ice three to four times a day. improve technique/form: ensure that your tennis strokes or other relevant motions adhere to proper form and technique. [2]. the following are some of the most common natural therapies that people with tennis elbow can include in their treatment plan: the rice method for tennis elbow the rice method for treating tennis elbow is as follows: rest the injury immediately. ice the area as soon as possible in order to reduce the swelling and inflammation. never apply ice directly to the skin – cover the area with a clean cloth or towel first. compress the area to limit swelling and bleeding. do not wrap the elbow so tightly that you restrict circulation of blood to the area. [3]. nonsurgical and minimally invasive treatments for tennis elbow include: rest: you may need to stop or decrease activities for several weeks to give tendons time to heal. nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsaids): nsaids , including ibuprofen (advil®) and naproxen (aleve®), may ease pain and inflammation. braces: your provider may recommend wearing a removable support brace called a counterforce brace. this tool takes tension off of tendons and muscles. physical therapy: physical therapy exercises can strengthen forearm muscles and your grip. massage, ultrasound or other muscle-stimulating techniques may help to reduce pain and improve function. [4]. castor oil pack. apply oil to a clean, soft cloth, cover in plastic wrap, and apply to the affected area. place a heat source over the pack, and let sit for 30 to 60 minutes. acupuncture the national institutes of health has reported that acupuncture may help treat tennis elbow. in addition, two studies looking at the effect of acupuncture on tendinitis found that acupuncture provides better pain relief than placebo. acupuncturists say that people with tendinitis frequently have a primary deficiency in the liver meridian, with a relative excess in the gallbladder meridian. [5]. you can treat your tennis elbow by: reducing pain. as soon as you notice pain, use ice or cold packs for 10 to 15 minutes at a time, several times a day. always put a thin cloth between the ice and your skin. keep using ice as long as it relieves pain. or use a warm, moist cloth or take hot baths if they feel good. do what works for you. you can also take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsaids) , including aspirin (such as bayer), ibuprofen (such as advil), or naproxen (such as aleve). be safe with medicines. |
There are several treatments available for tennis elbow [1], including over-the-counter pain relief drugs like acetaminophen and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) [1], as well as home remedies such as ice [1] and improving technique/form [1]. Nonsurgical and minimally invasive treatments for tennis elbow include rest [3], nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) [3], braces [3], physical therapy [3], castor oil packs [4], acupuncture [4], and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) [5]. | 7.2404456138611 | ||
| 16 | remedies for tennis elbow | [1]. treatments for tendonitis in the elbow there are several treatments available for tennis elbow. most patients recover without surgery. medications over-the-counter pain relief drugs like acetaminophen and non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs ( nsaids ) may help reduce pain and swelling in the elbow. home remedies your doctor may recommend you do the following: ice: apply a cold pack or bag of ice with light pressure on your elbow for 15 minutes at a time. you can ice three to four times a day. improve technique/form: ensure that your tennis strokes or other relevant motions adhere to proper form and technique. [2]. the following are some of the most common natural therapies that people with tennis elbow can include in their treatment plan: the rice method for tennis elbow the rice method for treating tennis elbow is as follows: rest the injury immediately. ice the area as soon as possible in order to reduce the swelling and inflammation. never apply ice directly to the skin – cover the area with a clean cloth or towel first. compress the area to limit swelling and bleeding. do not wrap the elbow so tightly that you restrict circulation of blood to the area. [3]. nonsurgical and minimally invasive treatments for tennis elbow include: rest: you may need to stop or decrease activities for several weeks to give tendons time to heal. nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsaids): nsaids , including ibuprofen (advil®) and naproxen (aleve®), may ease pain and inflammation. braces: your provider may recommend wearing a removable support brace called a counterforce brace. this tool takes tension off of tendons and muscles. physical therapy: physical therapy exercises can strengthen forearm muscles and your grip. massage, ultrasound or other muscle-stimulating techniques may help to reduce pain and improve function. [4]. castor oil pack. apply oil to a clean, soft cloth, cover in plastic wrap, and apply to the affected area. place a heat source over the pack, and let sit for 30 to 60 minutes. acupuncture the national institutes of health has reported that acupuncture may help treat tennis elbow. in addition, two studies looking at the effect of acupuncture on tendinitis found that acupuncture provides better pain relief than placebo. acupuncturists say that people with tendinitis frequently have a primary deficiency in the liver meridian, with a relative excess in the gallbladder meridian. [5]. you can treat your tennis elbow by: reducing pain. as soon as you notice pain, use ice or cold packs for 10 to 15 minutes at a time, several times a day. always put a thin cloth between the ice and your skin. keep using ice as long as it relieves pain. or use a warm, moist cloth or take hot baths if they feel good. do what works for you. you can also take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsaids) , including aspirin (such as bayer), ibuprofen (such as advil), or naproxen (such as aleve). be safe with medicines. |
There are several remedies for tennis elbow, including medications such as acetaminophen and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) [1], the RICE Method (Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate) [2], nonsurgical and minimally invasive treatments such as bracing and physical therapy [3], and natural therapies such as castor oil packs and acupuncture [4, 5]. | 7.2007148265839 | ||
| 17 | vegetarian lasagna | [1]. this vegetarian lasagna recipe is made with meaty shiitake and crimini mushrooms, spinach, and ricotta and mozzarella cheeses. it feeds a crowd and will satisfy both vegetarian and meat-eaters! [2]. vegetarian lasagna forget the faux meat. this cheesy lasagna, with its hearty sauce of tomatoes, onions and carrots layered with spinach and creamy ricotta cheese, is the perfect vegetarian main even meat eaters will love. [3]. vegetarian lasagna you will never miss the meat in this vegetarian lasagna, with its hearty sauce of tomatoes, onions and carrots layered with spinach and creamy ricotta cheese. it's a comfort classic your family will love. [4]. this vegetarian lasagna is filled with creamy ricotta & herbs, mushrooms, spinach, and kale. it's then topped with gruyère and raclette cheeses for the ultimate melty cheese experience! [5]. the addition of prosciutto, red wine, cinnamon, and nutmeg make it truly authentic. this recipe is so easy, you might think that you are doing something wrong. what is vegetarian lasagna made out of? this vegetarian lasagna is packed with vegetables and cheese that make for a filling meal. the recipe uses mushroom, bell pepper, and onion, but you can add any other veggies you like. reviewers like to add zucchini, spinach, carrots, and celery. chicken lasagna is the perfect option if you're not a fan of ground beef or sausage. |
Vegetarian lasagna is a hearty and delicious meal made with vegetables and cheese, such as shiitake and crimini mushrooms [1], spinach [1], onions and carrots [2], ricotta cheese [1,2,3,4], gruyere and raclette cheeses [4], and prosciutto, red wine, cinnamon, and nutmeg [5]. It can also be made with other vegetables like zucchini, spinach, carrots, and celery [5]. Chicken lasagna is also an option for those who do not like ground beef or sausage [5]. | 8.4808113574982 | Vegetarian lasagna can be made with a hearty sauce of tomatoes, onions, and carrots layered with spinach and creamy ricotta cheese [2]. This recipe also includes creamy ricotta & herbs, mushrooms, spinach, and kale, which are then topped with gruyère and raclette cheeses for the ultimate melty cheese experience [4]. Vegetarian lasagna is packed with vegetables and cheese that make for a filling meal [5]. | 3.2252027988434 |
| 18 | the ordinary brand | [1]. about the brand founded in 2016 by brandon truaxe, the ordinary is a brand that completely disrupted the beauty industry with a new approach to skincare and has now expanded to haircare and makeup with their foundations. the ordinary is an ever-evolving brand with one or two ingredients formulas to help everyone with their skin concerns, whether that is hyperpigmentation, dehydration or sun damage. who is it for the ordinary is for the skincare minimalists who like to keep it simple, with only a few ingredients in their products. [2]. the story behind the ordinary the ordinary is a popular skin care brand under the global beauty brand, deciem’s, umbrella. created to offer effective, clinical solutions at an affordable price tag, the ordinary features a cohesive collection of treatments to meet the most common skin care needs. since its launch, the ordinary has gained a … continue reading "the ordinary review" [3]. with a cult-like following, the ordinary brand operates under a company called deciem under the primary goal of creating functional beauty. with affordable serums, lotions, and other must-have products, beauty gurus can't stop buying the result-driven products. the ordinary offers "familiar, effective clinical technologies" while maintaining a brand that aims "to celebrate integrity in its most humble and true form." its offering is pioneering , not in the familiar technologies it uses, but in its honesty and integrity. the ordinary is born to disallow commodity to be disguised as ingenuity. the ordinary is "clinical formulations with integrity." [4]. the ordinary is an affordable international brand known for skincare products with effective active ingredients. its popularity has made many skincare ingredients household names, due to which we now know about things like glycolic acid, vitamin c, hyaluronic acid and the like. however, since the ordinary is not available in india, most of us have to struggle to acquire their products. fortunately, now there are a lot of brands available in india which offer dermatologically-tested, scientifically-formulated products with good active ingredients. [5]. the ordinary is a cult skincare brand that has grown from strength to strength since its conception. featuring quality formulations with affordable price points, the ordinary has meant high-quality skincare is accessible to all, regardless of budget. along with this, their use of the best ingredients combined with impeccable knowledge, research and technology, has led them to become one of the most-talked about skincare brands in recent years--a trend that isn’t set to slow down any time soon! keep reading to discover our answers to the most faq about the ordinary and the brand's range of bestselling products. |
The Ordinary is an ever-evolving brand founded in 2016 by Brandon Truaxe and operated under the global beauty brand Deciem. It has gained a cult-like following for offering effective, clinical solutions at an affordable price tag [2]. Its offering is pioneering, not in the familiar technologies it uses, but in its honesty and integrity, with familiar, effective clinical technologies and the goal of celebrating integrity in its most humble and true form [3]. The Ordinary has made many skincare ingredients household names, and despite not being available in India, there are now many brands offering dermatologically-tested, scientifically-formulated products with good active ingredients [4]. With quality formulations and affordable price points, it has meant high-quality skincare is accessible to all, and its use of the best ingredients combined with impeccable knowledge, research and technology has made it one of the most-talked about skincare brands [5]. | 8.631778717041 | The Ordinary is a popular skin care brand under the global beauty brand Deciem's umbrella [2]. Founded in 2016 by Brandon Truaxe, the brand offers one or two ingredients formulas to help with skin concerns like hyperpigmentation, dehydration and sun damage [1]. With a cult-like following, the Ordinary offers "familiar, effective clinical technologies" with affordable price points [3]. The Ordinary has become renowned for its quality formulations with affordable price points [4], as well as its use of the best ingredients combined with impeccable knowledge, research and technology [5]. | 3.9778010845184 |
| 19 | mos burger from where | [1]. but mos burger is one of the few exceptions that have their roots in japan. mos burger is an international fast food restaurant chain that originated in japan back in 1972. it entered singapore in 1993 with its first outlet isetan scotts. today, mos burger has 41 outlets in singapore alone, selling its famous rice burger and mos chicken. [2]. mos burger mos burger is a hamburger chain founded in japan in 1972. in addition to the standard mos burger and teriyaki burger, we offer a menu full of variety with items such as the mos rice burger, tobikiri hamburger sandwich and the mos wai-wai set for kids. we recommend the "tokyo tower burger," available only at this store, which is the tallest mos burger ever and made in the image of tokyo tower. [3]. mos burger with locations in taiwan, singapore, and hong kong, japanese burger chain mos burger first opened in tokyo in 1972 and was the first food service company to open in all of japan’s 47 prefectures. unlike other chains, mos burger employees don’t prepare the burgers, fries, and other offerings until after an order is placed, making the wait time at mos burger a bit longer than other fast-food chains. worth the extra wait are the teriyaki burger, teriyaki chicken burger, mos rice burger, and hokkaido pumpkin croquette. [4]. well-known in asia, (there are units in china, hong kong, indonesia, korea, singapore, taiwan and thailand), japanese burger chain mos burger first opened in tokyo in 1972 and now has over 1,700 units. mos burger is known for its made-to-order menu. the staff prepare burgers, fries and other offerings only after an order is placed. although this extends the wait time for patrons, they know it’s worth it. best-sellers include: teriyaki chicken burger, mos rice burger and hokkaido pumpkin croquette. nando’s. [5]. founded in 1972 in japan, mos burger (stands for mountain ocean sea) originated a hamburger with a bun composed of compressed rice, reflecting the preference of local consumers for rice over wheat products. instead of a big mac at mcdonald’s india, a vegetarian macaloo tikki is served, deploying a ketchup-laced potato patty sprinkled with masala. with a glimmer of irony, many of these foreign burgers have come back to the united states in the suitcases of immigrants, figuratively speaking. and these innovative imitations have immeasurably enriched the hamburger landscape here. |
Mos Burger is a hamburger chain founded in Japan in 1972 [1]. It has since expanded to other countries such as Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong [3], as well as China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United States [4]. The chain is known for its made-to-order menu, which includes popular items such as the Teriyaki Chicken Burger, Mos Rice Burger, and Hokkaido Pumpkin Croquette [3]. The name of the restaurant is an acronym for "Mountain, Ocean, Sea" [5]. | 6.2909722328186 | Mos Burger [1] is an international fast food restaurant chain that originated in Japan in 1972 [2]. It has 41 outlets in Singapore [3], and has locations in Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong [4]. Founded in 1972 in Japan [5], Mos Burger [5] originated a hamburger with a bun composed of compressed rice, reflecting the preference of local consumers for rice over wheat products. Today, the chain has over 1,700 units [5], and is known for its made-to-order menu [4]. | 3.3740210533142 |
| 20 | what is in the milky way | [1]. the milky way is a galaxy in the universe, which is home to the united federation of planets , the klingon empire and the romulan republic , among many other cultures and species. [2]. the milky way is a barred spiral galaxy that is part of the local group of galaxies. [3]. the milky way is a part of a larger group of galaxies called a local group. [4]. "the milky way galaxy, commonly referred to as just the milky way, or sometimes simply as the galaxy, is the galaxy in which the solar system is located." [5]. |
The Milky Way is home to the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon Empire, and the Romulan Republic [1], among many other cultures and species. It is a barred spiral galaxy that is part of the Local Group of galaxies [2], which is a larger group of galaxies [3]. It is the galaxy in which the Solar System is located [4]. Therefore, the Milky Way contains the Solar System and its planets, as well as the aforementioned cultures and species. | 6.4173431396484 | The Milky Way is a galaxy in the universe [1], which is home to the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon Empire, and the Romulan Republic, among many other cultures and species [2]. It is a barred spiral galaxy that is part of the local group of galaxies [3], and is the galaxy in which the solar system is located [4]. The Milky Way is a part of a larger group of galaxies called a Local Group [5], and is the galaxy in which the Solar System is located [5]. | 3.4574949741364 |
| 21 | things to do in nakameguro | [1]. go, stay at the mandarin oriental (hands down, it’s one of the city’s best hotels), indulge in a spa treatment or two, and then make your way to nakameguro to feast on japan’s culinary delights and do some serious shopping, and stroll along the canals to see some of the city’s most beautiful cherry blossom trees in full bloom. related : nowhere to go? [2]. lanterns illuminate the trees, and the entire stretch of the river becomes lively with festival cheer. grab some street food, a sudsy beer and mingle with fellow visitors at one of tokyo's most famous sakura-viewing hotspots. if the crowds become too much, escape to one of the many side streets for an artisanal coffee or craft beer. shopping and sophistication home to youthful celebrities, artists, and fashionistas, nakameguro is renowned as one of tokyo's most fashionable shopping and dining districts. [3]. nakameguro is a neighbourhood in tokyo that is home to lots of hip and unique boutiques. it's one of the places where creative minds go to play, a district with an artsy and edgy streak while retaining some of the posh-ness and upmarket fashion flowing from the nearby neighbourhoods of daikanyama and ebisu . interestingly, nakameguro identifies more as a residential area than a shopping district, something that is quickly evident once stepping out of nakameguro station - the main station servicing the neighbourhood - and seeing the apartment buildings that line the main street. [4]. just four minutes from shibuya but a full world apart, nakameguro is a fabulous little residential area in central tokyo. home to wealthy celebs and regular citizens alike, it manages to be fashionable without feeling intimidating. in nakameguro , you can find good food and great fun within easy walking distance of your apartment, and peace and quiet when you close the door. as is typical of tokyo, tradition meets the ultra-modern in this neighbourhood, and hidden among the back streets you'll find both sleek architecture and historical temples. [5]. it wasn't long before i needed a drink, and picked one of the many cafes for a drink and to cool down from the summer heat. the one thing that nakameguro does quite well is making small spaces feel shareable and not too cramped. |
There are a wide variety of activities to enjoy in Nakameguro. From indulging in spa treatments at one of the city’s best hotels [1], to feasting on Japan’s culinary delights [1], to doing some serious shopping [1], to strolling along the canals to see the beautiful cherry blossom trees in full bloom [1], to grabbing some street food and sudsy beer and mingle with other visitors at one of Tokyo's most famous sakura-viewing hotspots [2], to exploring the unique boutiques and edgy fashion of the area [3], to grabbing a drink and cooling down from the summer heat in one of the many cafes [5], Nakameguro offers a wealth of activities to explore. | 7.7385087013245 | Nakameguro [1] is a fantastic place to visit, offering visitors a variety of activities such as sakura-viewing hotspots, shopping, and sophistication [2]. It is home to many hip and unique boutiques, and is a great place to find great food and fun within easy walking distance of one's apartment [3]. Nakameguro is a great place to live, as it manages to be fashionable without feeling intimidating [4]. It has a blend of tradition and ultra-modern architecture [5], and is just four minutes away from Shibuya [5]. | 4.0110945701599 |
| 22 | aspartame vs stevia | [1]. stevia is a natural product extracted from plants and whereas both sucralose and aspartame are artificially made and evolved from sugar and amino acids. stevia comes from the stevia plant, which is found in nature when sucralose is a modified form of sugar (made by removing sugar-oxygen groups of sugar and replacing them with chlorine). 8. equal y splenda son edulcorantes artificiales utilizados por diabéticos y observadores de peso como sustitutos del azúcar para controlar el consumo de azúcar y calorías. stevia. in der zwischenzeit ist splenda 450- bis 650-mal süßer als zucker. kommerzieller perbandingan splenda vs stevia. [2]. stevia vs. aspartame an older-school artificial sweetener better known under the brand equal, aspartame is broken down when heated so it’s used in low- or no-heat applications to sweeten drinks, prepared foods, gum, and even some medicines. speculation about whether aspartame causes cancer may still circulate the internet, initiated by an italian study conducted on rats. no consistent scientific links in studies on humans associate aspartame use with cancer. the fda concluded that general use of aspartame is safe 17. [3]. though study participants preferred the taste of aspartame to stevia, stevia lowered both after-meal blood glucose levels and insulin levels, while aspartame only lowered after-meal blood glucose levels. further considerations even the types of stevia that are generally recognized as safe by the fda should be used in moderation. aside from its effect on your blood sugars and insulin levels, stevia can cause side effects including a feeling of fullness and nausea. [4]. see, aspartame tastes better than stevia , doesn't have significant aftertastes, and can greatly enhance your food's flavor. on the other hand, stevia is believed to have more potential health benefits and is in some ways considered a safer sugar substitute. [5]. however, while both aspartame and stevia led to lower blood glucose levels after a meal, only stevia caused lower insulin levels after eating. while there was no difference in the amount of food consumed, both the stevia and aspartame test groups ate slightly fewer calories, as these sweeteners contain fewer calories than sugar. according to nyu langone medical center, while stevia is considered safe for use, its effects on children, pregnant or breast-feeding women, and those with severe liver and kidney disease is not conclusive, so consult with a physician before consuming stevia. |
Aspartame and stevia are both popular sugar substitutes, but there are key differences between them. Aspartame is an artificial sweetener made from sugar and amino acids [1], while stevia is a natural product derived from the stevia plant [1]. Aspartame is generally considered safe by the FDA [2], but it should not be used in high-heat applications due to its breakdown when heated. On the other hand, stevia is generally recognized as safe by the FDA [4], and it has been found to lower both after-meal blood glucose levels and insulin levels [3], while aspartame only lowered after-meal blood glucose levels. However, stevia should be consumed in moderation, as it can cause side effects such as a feeling of fullness and nausea [3]. Additionally, pregnant or breastfeeding women, children, and those with severe liver and kidney disease should consult a physician before consuming stevia [5]. | 8.7476994991302 | Stevia [1] is a natural product extracted from plants and is found in nature, while aspartame [2] is an artificial sweetener that is broken down when heated and is used in low- or no-heat applications to sweeten drinks, prepared foods, gum, and even some medicines. Aspartame is considered safe by the FDA, but stevia [3] has been shown to lower both after-meal blood glucose levels and insulin levels, while aspartame only lowered after-meal blood glucose levels [4]. While both aspartame and stevia led to lower blood glucose levels after a meal [5], stevia caused lower insulin levels after eating [5], and both the stevia and aspartame test groups ate slightly fewer calories [5]. | 5.1040422916412 |
| 23 | Couldn’t fetch data | [1]. when i specified more than two conditions using and operator i got an error: unable to fetch data { [2]. i could just fetch new data every time, but it should not fetch data when the 'view details' link is clicked. [3]. we were unable to fetch the data from the server. check your connection or try refreshing the web page. [4]. then ( service => { console . error ( ' could not fetch service data ' ) ; [5]. or when trying to add things: unable to fetch data from backend - falling back to input field. |
Couldn't fetch data could occur when there is a connection or refresh error [1]. This can also occur when trying to add things [5], or when trying to fetch data from the backend [5]. | 1.3241198062897 | ||
| 24 | speed of light | [1]. the speed of light in a vacuum is defined to be 299,792,458 metres per second (1,079,252,848.8 km/h, which is approximately 186,282.4 miles per second, or 670,616,629.38 miles per hour). the speed of light is denoted by the letter c , reputedly from the latin celeritas , " speed ", and also known as einstein 's constant. [2]. speed of light main article: speed of light the speed of light in a vacuum is exactly 299,792,458 m/s (about 186,282.397 miles per second). the speed of light depends upon the medium in which it is traveling, and the speed will be lower in a transparent medium. although commonly called the "velocity of light", technically the word velocity is a vector quantity, having both magnitude and direction. speed refers only to the magnitude of the velocity vector. [3]. the speed of light is 299,792,458 m/s. to put it another way, light travels 186,000 miles in a second. the speed of light is always the same. in physics, it is a constant and is usually represented by the letter "c" in formulas. [4]. according to the currently prevailing definition, adopted in 1983, the speed of light is exactly 299,792,458 metres per second (approximately 3×10 8 metres per second, or about 30 centimetres (1 foot) per nanosecond). the value of c defines the [5]. the term 'speed of light', usually denoted by 'c', generally refers to a fundamental dimensionful physical constant which is the speed that light travels in a vacuum. the length of the metre is defined such that the speed of light is exactly 299 792 458 metres per second but it is often conveniently approximated to 300,000 km/s links and references would need to be added. let me give reasons for my choice of words: |
The speed of light, usually denoted by 'c', is a fundamental dimensionful physical constant which is the speed that light travels in a vacuum and is exactly 299,792,458 metres per second [1]. It is often conveniently approximated to 300,000 km/s [5]. | 6.637298822403 | The speed of light in a vacuum is defined to be 299,792,458 metres per second [1], which is approximately 186,282.4 miles per second, or 670,616,629.38 miles per hour [1]. This speed is also known as Einstein's constant, and is usually represented by the letter "c" in formulas [1]. | 2.4718949794769 |
| 25 | fast | [1]. fast (faceted application of subject terminology) fast is a vocabulary of controlled terms that can be used to describe the subject content of any kind of intellectual or creative work. the terms used by fast are derived from the library of congress subject headings system. [2]. fast (faceted application of subject terminology) fast (faceted application of subject terminology) is an enumerative, faceted subject [3]. fast was a fast of abstinence from certain foods, e.g., meats or fats. this was more an act of self-discipline and [4]. [5]. |
Fast (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology) is a vocabulary of controlled terms that can be used to describe the subject content of any kind of intellectual or creative work [1], and is an enumerative, faceted subject [2]. It was also a fast of abstinence from certain foods such as meats or fats [3], which was more an act of self-discipline [3]. | 4.5304999351501 | ||
| 26 | best singapore credit card | [1]. since it was introduced in 2017, the uob yolo card has become the best credit card in singapore for weekend dining and entertainment. and uob has made it even better. for new cardmembers who sign up and are approved by 30 jun 2018, you get up to 12% rebate all week on dining, entertainment and grab rides in your first 3 months. here’s how it works. [2]. the amex sia krisflyer card is indeed one of the best credit cards in singapore for those who want to maximise their miles earned. this card allows cardholders to earn krisflyer miles directly, rather than earning points which would still need to be converted – a lengthy process involving extra transfer fees. it is indeed a great option if you are looking for hassle-free miles credit cards and offers impressive rewards too, making it one of the best miles credit cards in singapore. [3]. we’ll share with you our top picks and the reasons why they deserve a slot in our wallets. 7 best credit cards in singapore 2021 best for best credit cards online shopping citi rewards card, ocbc frank card everyday spending citi cash back, maybank family & friends, uob one card backup cashback card stanchart unlimited, amex true cashback 1. ocbc frank card — best cashback card for online shopping thanks to covid-19, a good online spending credit card is now more essential than before. [4]. with so many cards available on the market to choose from, it is no wonder that singaporeans have a hard time deciding which is the best credit card in singapore. in particular, it is hard to compare the different cashback rewards across multiple categories for various credit cards. luckily, we have combed through hundreds of credit cards in singapore to distil the best credit card for you! american express singapore airlines krisflyer card: straightforward miles citi cash back card hence, by earning cashbacks on your purchases, you can accumulate multiple savings consistently. [5]. in singapore, there are 3 premium cards that stand out. first is standard chartered visa infinite card . it is probably the best credit card in singapore for frequent business travellers as well as for overseas spending. not only does it come with the highest per dollar reward rate of 1.4 miles per s$1 spent locally and 3 miles per s$1 spent overseas, but it also provides some luxurious benefits. because of its high miles award rate, it offers one of the fastest ways of earning the 180,000-360,000 miles required for a free around-the-world air ticket with singapore airlines. |
The best credit card in Singapore is the American Express Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer card [2], as it allows cardholders to earn KrisFlyer miles directly, without having to go through the lengthy process of converting points. It offers impressive rewards and is one of the best miles credit cards in Singapore [3]. For frequent business travellers and overseas spending, the Standard Chartered Visa Infinite Card [5] is a great choice, as it offers the highest per dollar reward rate of 1.4 miles per S$1 spent locally and 3 miles per S$1 spent overseas, as well as luxurious benefits. | 6.7772905826569 | The best credit card in Singapore is the UOB Yolo Card [1] for weekend dining and entertainment. It offers up to 12% rebate on dining, entertainment and grab rides in the first 3 months [1], and the Amex Sia Krisflyer Card [2] for those who want to maximise their miles earned [2]. For those looking for cashback rewards, the Citi Rewards Card [3], OCBC Frank Card [3], Stanchart Unlimited [3], Amex True Cashback [3], and Standard Chartered Visa Infinite Card [5] are all good options. | 3.7443602085114 |
| 27 | when was GitHub acquired | [1]. microsoft's acquisition of github has received regulatory approval and is now official. microsoft announced the completion of its $7.5 billion acquisition of the github hosting and development service on october 26. credit: microsoft european union regulators approved microsoft's github acquisition on october 19. microsoft announced intentions to buy github on june 4, 2018. at that time, officials said microsoft's ceo of xamarin, nat friedman, would become ceo of the san francisco-based development platform. github ceo chris wanstrath agreed to become a microsoft technical fellow as part of the arrangement. [2]. on june 4, 2018, microsoft acquired github for $7.5 billion. as of 2020, there were more than 100 million repositories hosted in github with a userbase of 40 million users worldwide and with 32 million monthly visitors as per alexia ranking. [3]. european union regulators approved microsoft's github acquisition on october 19. microsoft announced intentions to buy github on june 4, 2018. at that time, officials said microsoft's ceo of xamarin, nat friedman, would become ceo of the san francisco-based development platform. github ceo chris wanstrath agreed to become a microsoft technical fellow as part of the arrangement. reaction by developers to microsoft becoming the steward of github has been mixed. some, noting changes happening at the company since satya nadella became ceo in 2014, said they believed microsoft would provide a good home for github. [4]. acquisition by microsoft it was reported by bloomberg and confirmed on june 4, 2018 , that microsoft bought github for 7.5 billion dollars. on 26th october 2018, the new github ceo, nat friedman, announced that the acquisition was complete. [5]. we have committed $4.0 billion for the construction of new buildings, building improvements, and leasehold improvements as of june 30, 2019. note 8 — business combinations github, inc. on october 25, 2018, we acquired github, inc. (“ github”), a software development platform, in a $7.5 billion stock transaction (inclusive of total cash payments of $1.3 billion in respect of vested github equity awards and an indemnity escrow). the acquisition is expected to empower developers to achieve more at every stage of the development lifecycle, accelerate enterprise use of github, and bring microsoft’s developer tools and services to new audiences. |
GitHub was acquired by Microsoft on June 4, 2018 [2], as confirmed by Bloomberg [4]. The total cost of the acquisition was $7.5 billion, inclusive of total cash payments of $1.3 billion in respect of vested GitHub equity awards and an indemnity escrow [5]. The acquisition was officially completed on October 26, 2018, after receiving approval from European Union regulators on October 19, 2018 [1]. | 5.3000640869141 | Microsoft acquired GitHub on October 26, 2018 [1] in a $7.5 billion stock transaction [4]. The acquisition was expected to empower developers to achieve more at every stage of the development lifecycle, accelerate enterprise use of GitHub, and bring Microsoft's developer tools and services to new audiences [5]. | 2.8898520469666 |
| 28 | best robot vacuum cleaner | [1]. we think the best robot vacuum cleaner for most people is the neato botvac v7 . while it doesn’t dominate any single category, it’s a strong all-rounder that does everything well. [2]. best robot vacuum cleaner: at a glance best-value robot vacuum cleaner: eufy robovac 15c max best all-round robot vacuum cleaner : aeg rx9.2 best for a thorough clean: dyson 360 heurist best budget robot vacuum cleaner : eufy robovac 30c best value robot vacuum with mopping: ecovacs deebot ozmo 920 best robot vacuum for pet owners: irobot roomba j7 best value self-emptying robot vacuum: proscenic m8 pro how to choose the best robot vacuum cleaner for you how well do they deal with household obstacles? [3]. best robot vacuum cleaners: the test results the best robot vacuum cleaner reviewed: neato botvac d7 (£564) we found the neato botvac v7 to be the most balanced all-round cleaner. while its rivals are more eye-catching and do individual things better, it cleans very well while ticking all the necessary feature list boxes. most importantly, we didn’t find any major complaints during our test period, unlike each of the big-hitting alternatives. [4]. samsung electronics' powerbot has been named the best robotic vacuum cleaner by consumer reports in a review of products purchased over the past 10 years. the evaluation, updated last wednesday, placed samsung's r7065 model first in terms of ratings among robotic vacuums checked. " in a category you might associate with roomba -- and one that has seen an onslaught of noteworthy new entrants, including models from premium brands dyson and miele -- it's samsung's powerbots that steal the show," the report said. [5]. best robot vacuum best robot vacuum: irobot roomba j7+ (image credit: tom's guide) the irobot roomba j7+ takes the award for the best robot vacuum this year. it stands out above all for its intelligence — learning from its encounters and recognizing objects which could cause problems. this includes everyday items such as loose cables, socks and, most importantly, the dreaded pet poop. |
The best robot vacuum cleaner for most people is the Neato Botvac v7 [1], as it is a strong all-rounder that performs well in all categories. For those looking for value, the Eufy Robovac 15C Max [2] is a great choice, while the Dyson 360 Heurist [2] is the best for a thorough clean. Those on a budget should consider the Eufy Robovac 30C [2], and those looking for a robot vacuum with mopping should look no further than the Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 920 [2]. Pet owners should consider the iRobot Roomba J7 [2], and those looking for a self-emptying robot vacuum should consider the Proscenic M8 Pro [2]. Finally, Consumer Reports recently named the Samsung Electronics' Powerbot [4] as the best robotic vacuum cleaner of the past 10 years, and for 2021, the iRobot Roomba J7+ [5] is the best robot vacuum. | 9.1251435279846 | The best robot vacuum cleaner is the Neato Botvac V7 [1], as it is a strong all-rounder that does everything well. Alternatively, Samsung Electronics' Powerbot has been named the best robotic vacuum cleaner by Consumer Reports in a review of products purchased over the past 10 years [4]. The iRobot Roomba J7+ [5] is the best robot vacuum this year, as it stands out for its intelligence — learning from its encounters and recognizing objects which could cause problems [5]. | 3.4925866127014 |
| 29 | What weighs more, a kilogram of steel or a kilogram of feathers? | [1]. it isn’t possible for one to weigh more than the other, at the end of the day a kilogram is a kilogram, a pound is a pound.” she adds: “it works in the same way if you had a kilogram of feathers and a kilogram of steel. the number of feathers would be a lot more in density and therefore take up more space (like fat) but would still weigh the same as the small amount of steel (muscle).” when it comes to physique, fat and muscle do look different. “ [2]. the carrier will then charge per kilogram for whichever is greater: the actual weight (also known as gross weight ) or the volumetric weight . in other words, shipping 1 kilogram of feathers costs more than shipping 1 kilogram of steel, assuming that the cartons of feathers take up more space than the cartons of steel. this explains why in some cases, especially when shipping by air , you’ll see both actual weight and chargeable weight in your shipment record. actual weight is the number you provide us with when you submit your initial quote request. [3]. ta1: iit depend5 0n the type 0f r0ck. ta1: m05t d0n’t, ii thiink. tc2: finally, an answer. tc2: thank you. ta1: n0 pr0blem. tc2: so... tc2: ... tc2: what’s heavier, a kilogram of steel or a kilogram of feathers? cg2: they’re both a kilogram. tc2: but tc2: but isnt steel heavier than feathers? ga1: yes dear, ho+wever they are bo+th the same weight in that senario+, 0+ne kilo+gram. tc2: :o? tc2: i dont get it :os ct2: b --> *sigh* ta1: n0w, every0ne ha5 been aquaiinted, riight. ta1: be5iide5 the arriival 0f the tw0 empre55e5, every0ne kn0w5 wh0 every0ne ii5. [4]. q) which weighs more:- a kilogram of feathers or a kilogram of iron? density gel2007 what is density? if you take the same volume of different substances, then they will weigh different amounts. density is the mass per unit volume wood water iron 1 cm3 1 cm3 1 cm3 iron 0.50 g 1.00 g 8.00 g q) which has the greatest mass and therefore the most dense? [5]. what weighs more 1000 pounds bricks or 1000 pounds of feathers? 1,000 pounds of bricks and 1,000 pounds of feathers both weigh |
Answer: A kilogram of steel and a kilogram of feathers both weigh the same [1], but the volumetric weight of feathers is higher. This means that a kilogram of feathers is more expensive to ship. | 8.4176113605499 | ||
| 30 | best robot vacuum cleaner | [1]. we think the best robot vacuum cleaner for most people is the neato botvac v7 . while it doesn’t dominate any single category, it’s a strong all-rounder that does everything well. [2]. best robot vacuum cleaner: at a glance best-value robot vacuum cleaner: eufy robovac 15c max best all-round robot vacuum cleaner : aeg rx9.2 best for a thorough clean: dyson 360 heurist best budget robot vacuum cleaner : eufy robovac 30c best value robot vacuum with mopping: ecovacs deebot ozmo 920 best robot vacuum for pet owners: irobot roomba j7 best value self-emptying robot vacuum: proscenic m8 pro how to choose the best robot vacuum cleaner for you how well do they deal with household obstacles? [3]. best robot vacuum cleaners: the test results the best robot vacuum cleaner reviewed: neato botvac d7 (£564) we found the neato botvac v7 to be the most balanced all-round cleaner. while its rivals are more eye-catching and do individual things better, it cleans very well while ticking all the necessary feature list boxes. most importantly, we didn’t find any major complaints during our test period, unlike each of the big-hitting alternatives. [4]. samsung electronics' powerbot has been named the best robotic vacuum cleaner by consumer reports in a review of products purchased over the past 10 years. the evaluation, updated last wednesday, placed samsung's r7065 model first in terms of ratings among robotic vacuums checked. " in a category you might associate with roomba -- and one that has seen an onslaught of noteworthy new entrants, including models from premium brands dyson and miele -- it's samsung's powerbots that steal the show," the report said. [5]. best robot vacuum best robot vacuum: irobot roomba j7+ (image credit: tom's guide) the irobot roomba j7+ takes the award for the best robot vacuum this year. it stands out above all for its intelligence — learning from its encounters and recognizing objects which could cause problems. this includes everyday items such as loose cables, socks and, most importantly, the dreaded pet poop. |
The best robot vacuum cleaner for most people is the Neato Botvac v7 [1], as it is a strong all-rounder that performs well in all categories. For those looking for value, the Eufy Robovac 15C Max [2] is a great choice, while the Dyson 360 Heurist [2] is the best for a thorough clean. Those on a budget should consider the Eufy Robovac 30C [2], and those looking for a robot vacuum with mopping should look no further than the Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 920 [2]. Pet owners should consider the iRobot Roomba J7 [2], and those looking for a self-emptying robot vacuum should consider the Proscenic M8 Pro [2]. Finally, Consumer Reports recently named the Samsung Electronics' Powerbot [4] as the best robotic vacuum cleaner of the past 10 years, and for 2021, the iRobot Roomba J7+ [5] is the best robot vacuum. | 9.1251435279846 | ||
| 31 | best robot vacuum cleaner | [1]. we think the best robot vacuum cleaner for most people is the neato botvac v7 . while it doesn’t dominate any single category, it’s a strong all-rounder that does everything well. [2]. best robot vacuum cleaner: at a glance best-value robot vacuum cleaner: eufy robovac 15c max best all-round robot vacuum cleaner : aeg rx9.2 best for a thorough clean: dyson 360 heurist best budget robot vacuum cleaner : eufy robovac 30c best value robot vacuum with mopping: ecovacs deebot ozmo 920 best robot vacuum for pet owners: irobot roomba j7 best value self-emptying robot vacuum: proscenic m8 pro how to choose the best robot vacuum cleaner for you how well do they deal with household obstacles? [3]. best robot vacuum cleaners: the test results the best robot vacuum cleaner reviewed: neato botvac d7 (£564) we found the neato botvac v7 to be the most balanced all-round cleaner. while its rivals are more eye-catching and do individual things better, it cleans very well while ticking all the necessary feature list boxes. most importantly, we didn’t find any major complaints during our test period, unlike each of the big-hitting alternatives. [4]. samsung electronics' powerbot has been named the best robotic vacuum cleaner by consumer reports in a review of products purchased over the past 10 years. the evaluation, updated last wednesday, placed samsung's r7065 model first in terms of ratings among robotic vacuums checked. " in a category you might associate with roomba -- and one that has seen an onslaught of noteworthy new entrants, including models from premium brands dyson and miele -- it's samsung's powerbots that steal the show," the report said. [5]. best robot vacuum best robot vacuum: irobot roomba j7+ (image credit: tom's guide) the irobot roomba j7+ takes the award for the best robot vacuum this year. it stands out above all for its intelligence — learning from its encounters and recognizing objects which could cause problems. this includes everyday items such as loose cables, socks and, most importantly, the dreaded pet poop. |
The best robot vacuum cleaner for most people is the Neato Botvac v7 [1], as it is a strong all-rounder that performs well in all categories. For those looking for value, the Eufy Robovac 15C Max [2] is a great choice, while the Dyson 360 Heurist [2] is the best for a thorough clean. Those on a budget should consider the Eufy Robovac 30C [2], and those looking for a robot vacuum with mopping should look no further than the Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 920 [2]. Pet owners should consider the iRobot Roomba J7 [2], and those looking for a self-emptying robot vacuum should consider the Proscenic M8 Pro [2]. Finally, Consumer Reports recently named the Samsung Electronics' Powerbot [4] as the best robotic vacuum cleaner of the past 10 years, and for 2021, the iRobot Roomba J7+ [5] is the best robot vacuum. | 9.1251435279846 | ||
| 32 | why learn ocaml | [1]. we teach ocaml in 3110 because functional programming is an influential paradigm, and by learning about it students can become better programmers in any language they use now or later,” clarkson said. “ functional programming features are now being adopted by popular languages, in part, because it enables elegant and less error-prone ways of expressing computations.” “ocaml in particular is great for this because it is a well-designed language with a relatively simple computational model -- it's beautiful,” he added. [2]. this course will make you quickly write functions and solve problems using ocaml programing language. you will learn why ocaml is a functional programming language that is described as a strongly-typed language. the course includes many code examples from the functional, imperative and objective paradigms using ocaml. the ocaml syntax includes many differences from the main stream programming languages and you will know most of them here. you will know how to understand the inferred types of the built in functions and how to use them. it include precious information about polymorphism and examples on ocaml classes-objects. [3]. they wanted to build it on top of an existing language so that programmers didn’t need to learn an entirely new syntax and semantics. this resulted in the birth of reason which is made 80% on top of ocaml. ocaml is a language that has been around for 22 years now. although ocaml has a small community and is mainly used in academics, there is a reason why ocaml makes reason so great. reason’s compilation target is javascript and hence it creates beautiful, readable compilation code in javascript, thus helping a huge army of javascript programmers across the globe. [4]. it adopted ocaml as its main programming language early on because the language's functional programming style and clear expressiveness made it possible for code reviews to be performed by traders who were not programmers, to verify that high-performance code would do what it was intended to do. jane street has stated ocaml's advantages thus: “ocaml helps us to quickly adapt to changing market conditions, and go from prototypes to production systems with less effort”. [5]. although ocaml has several resources, most of them are from the perspective of systems development. this book, alternatively, explores reason from the perspective of web development. you'll learn how to use reason to build safer, simpler react applications and why you would want to do so. reason supports immutability by default, which works quite well in the context of react. in learning reason, you will also learn about its ecosystem – bucklescript, javascript interoperability, and various npm workflows. |
Ocaml is a powerful language that enables elegant and less error-prone ways of expressing computations, making it a great choice for learning functional programming [1]. It is a strongly-typed language with a simple computational model, making it easier to understand and write functions quickly [2]. Additionally, it is the language on which Reason, a popular language for web development, is based on [3]. Furthermore, Ocaml is used by Jane Street, one of the world's largest proprietary trading firms, for its ability to quickly adapt to changing market conditions and to go from prototypes to production systems with less effort [4]. Finally, the language has several resources for web development, making it ideal for building safer, simpler React applications [5]. | 6.9919414520264 | OCAML is a great language to learn, as it is a functional programming language with a relatively simple computational model, allowing for elegant and less error-prone ways of expressing computations [1]. The course [2] is designed to make students quickly write functions and solve problems using OCAML, and the language's clear expressiveness and functional programming style make it easy to verify that high-performance code will do what it is intended to do [4]. OCAML is also used by many companies such as Jane Street, which adopted it as its main programming language due to its ability to quickly adapt to changing market conditions and go from prototypes to production systems with less effort [5]. | 4.2748041152954 |
| 33 | famous tennis players | [1]. notable male tennis players include novak djokovic , roger federer , rafael nadal , andy murray , stefan edberg , boris becker , ivan lendl and björn borg . notable female tennis players include steffi graf , maria sharapova , monica seles , justine henin , martina hingis , simona halep , ana ivanovic , victoria azarenka , caroline wozniacki , conchita martínez , angelique kerber , garbiñe muguruza , petra kvitová , arantxa sánchez vicario , and iga świątek . [2]. many female players have become famous for their performance in various tournaments held under the wta tennis. justine henin, steffi graf, martina navratilova, chris evert, monica seles, lindsay davenport, venus williams, margaret smith court, virginia wade, evonne goolagong cawley, billie jean king, martina hingis, kim clijsters, tracy austin, arantxa sanchez-vicario, conchita martinez and helena sukova are some of the famous tennis players, who have become famous winning various tournaments scheduled under wta tennis. [3]. venus and serena williams are two of the most famous tennis players of all time, having won a combined 30 grand slam singles titles and four olympic gold medals. bianca andreescu has played and won against both of them. her victory over venus came at the 2019 asb classic in new zealand, where she won 11 games in a row . [4]. serena williams is one of the most famous professional tennis players in the world and is the first person many people name when asked who the greatest women's tennis player of all-time is. but there is also room in the game for young, up-and-coming black stars like madison keyes, sloane stephens, and coco gauff. [5]. some of his most famous moments on the court have come from his cunning forehand drop shot , which has been known to leave his opponents completely flat-footed. 2. rafael nadal 14x french open winner 22 grand slam wins 2nd in all-time prize winnings rafael nadal is one of the most famous tennis players of all time. his success in the sport has been practically unrivaled by his peers. he has won 22 grand slams, 14 of which were in the french open. nobody has won the french open more than he has. |
Notable male tennis players include Novak Djokovic[1], Roger Federer[1], Rafael Nadal[1], Andy Murray[1], Stefan Edberg[1], Boris Becker[1], Ivan Lendl[1], and Björn Borg[1]. Notable female tennis players include Steffi Graf[1], Maria Sharapova[1], Monica Seles[1], Justine Henin[1], Martina Hingis[1], Simona Halep[1], Ana Ivanovic[1], Victoria Azarenka[1], Caroline Wozniacki[1], Conchita Martinez[1], Angelique Kerber[1], Garbiñe Muguruza[1], Petra Kvitová[1], Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario[1], and Iga Świątek[1]. | 9.4640326499939 | Rafael Nadal [1] is one of the most famous tennis players of all time, having won 22 grand slams [5], 14 of which were in the French Open [5]. He is known for his cunning forehand drop shot [5]. Novak Djokovic [1] and Roger Federer [1] are other notable male tennis players. Other notable female tennis players include Steffi Graf [1] and Maria Sharapova [1], Monica Seles [1] and Justine Henin [1]. | 4.1106271743774 |
| 34 | is avatar good | [1]. avatar is famous for its cast, story, computer-generated images, 3d approach, and impressive cinematography. avatar will not be the highest-grossing film of all time for nothing. the film made it possible to create two different worlds, with jaw-dropping visuals, 3d and immersive setting of pandora. read: avatar the last airbender gift ideas is avatar a good movie? yes, avatar is a good movie. the film is universally acclaimed and received many awards from different award-giving bodies. the cinematic experience was appreciated by critics and fanatics and raised the bar for being one of the best movies. [2]. put simply, avatar is the most visually fantastic film i've ever seen. it will be hailed as the groundbreaking 3d release of its time while setting a new standard by which all blockbusters are measured. yes, it's that good. i'm not going to talk about plot (or that i thought to myself, dances with wolves in space more than once). i'm not going to talk about dialog or pacing (or that the limited narration was totally unnecessary). there are other reviews, more reviewy type reviews, that have all that covered. i'm not going to spoil anything, either. [3]. a good avatar shows your personality, your interests, and perhaps even your field of work. avatars were emojis before emojis were a thing. so now we have emojis and video, and that’s all cool, but you’ll notice that just about every video sharing site still uses avatars. emojis just can’t match their visual and emotional impact. [4]. avatar is about to be dethroned. at some point, star wars: the force awakens will probably unseat james cameron’s extraterrestrial epic as the movie with the highest (unadjusted) box office of all time. so this is a good time to remind you that avatar is actually quite a decent movie. it’s kind of bizarre that anybody even needs to be reminded that avatar is a good movie. it’s still one of the most successful movies ever, and it’s had a huge influence on film-making in the past five years. it had largely positive reviews, including a lot of raves. [5]. avatar' was either the worst movie ever, or the best. opinions are subjective, of course, particularly when it comes to popular movies (deny it as much as you want, 'avatar' is popular). but 'avatar' was a good movie, and remains one. in theatres, with the 3d glasses, it became something transportive and transcendental. a never-before-seen experience that, for this scribe at least, dwarfs anything else. when one was in a cinema hall, glued to the screen, things like script and plot ceased to matter. |
Yes, Avatar is a good movie. It is universally acclaimed and received many awards from different award-giving bodies [1], and has been hailed as a groundbreaking 3D release of its time while setting a new standard by which all blockbusters are measured [2]. Not only that, it is one of the most successful movies ever, and has had a huge influence on film-making in the past five years [4]. In theatres, with the 3D glasses, it became something transportive and transcendental, where script and plot ceased to matter [5]. | 6.8361937999725 | Yes, Avatar is a good movie [1]. It has been universally acclaimed and received many awards from different award-giving bodies [2]. It has a visually fantastic plot and 3D approach that is impressive [3], and it set a new standard for blockbusters [4]. It is the most visually fantastic movie I've ever seen [2], and it has had a huge influence on film-making in the past five years [4]. In theaters, with the 3D glasses, it became something transportive and transcendental [5]. | 3.7326757907867 |
| 35 | iphone 14 camera resolution | [1]. the main camera of apple iphone 14 plus is dual camera: 12 mp, and front selfie camera is dual camera: 12 mp. the screen size of this mobile phone is 6.7 inches and display resolution is 1284 x 2778 pixels. it has 128/256/512gb built-in storage and 4gb ram storage and nvme. dimensions are 160.8 x 78.1 x 7.8 mm and weight is 203 gram. [2]. the iphone 14 pro's main camera is a 1/1.28-inch image sensor that measures 9.8 by 7.3 millimeters, with a 48 mp resolution. with the 2x zoom, apple simply cuts out a 12-megapixel section from the center of the sensor, which then still measures 4.9 by 3.7 millimeters on the sensor - and thus roughly corresponds to the 1/3-inch format. that is still enough for decent photos under good lighting conditions. at 3x zoom, apple then switches to the next 12-megapixel sensor (which is actually more like 3.2x with an equivalent focal length of 77 millimeters). [3]. the iphone 14 rumors suggest that it will have a 48mp camera that can capture videos in 8k resolution. this development could mean it would have a periscope lens, allowing the iphone 14 to zoom up to 50x. however, analyst ming-chi kuo said we might not see this feature until the iphone 15 arrives. at the time of writing, there are no details about the front-facing camera’s resolution. it would be great if it could deliver 48mp selfies too! the upcoming apple device might have a 48 mp sensor but provide a 12mp resolution. [4]. today, the new iphone 14 pro max has a display resolution of 2,796x1,290 pixels, three 12-megapixel cameras, and one 48-megapixel camera capable of taking images with camera quality that can only be described as gorgeous. to be fair, smartphones with 48mp cameras have been around for almost four years, but apple's new implementation is sure to be top-shelf. all that's without talking about processor performance, image processing performance, machine learning performance, memory, and other whatnots. [5]. iphone 14 mobile was launched on 7th september 2022. the phone comes with a 120 hz refresh rate 6.06-inch touchscreen display offering a resolution of 1170x2532 pixels at a pixel density of 460 pixels per inch (ppi). iphone 14 is powered by a hexa-core apple a15 bionic processor. the iphone 14 supports wireless charging, as well as proprietary fast charging. as far as the cameras are concerned, the iphone 14 on the rear packs a 12-megapixel (f/1.5) primary camera, and a 12-megapixel (f/2.4) camera. |
The iphone 14 is rumored to have a 48mp camera which is capable of capturing videos in 8K resolution [3], although this feature might not be available until the iphone 15. The main camera of the iphone 14 plus is dual camera: 12mp [1], and the iphone 14 pro has 1/1.28-inch image sensor with a 48mp resolution, and 2x zoom, which cuts out a 12-megapixel section from the center of the sensor [2]. The iphone 14 pro max is equipped with a 48-megapixel camera [4], and the iphone 14 mobile has a 12-megapixel (f/1.5) primary camera, and a 12-megapixel (f/2.4) camera [5], so the camera resolution of iphone 14 is 12mp. | 6.5925178527832 | The iPhone 14's main camera is a 1/1.28-inch image sensor that measures 9.8 by 7.3 millimeters, with a 48 mp resolution [2]. This camera is capable of taking images with camera quality that can only be described as gorgeous [4]. The phone also has a 120 Hz refresh rate display, offering a resolution of 1170x2532 pixels at a pixel density of 460 pixels per inch (ppi) [5]. The rear camera also consists of a 12-megapixel (f/1.5) primary camera and a 12-megapixel (f/2.4) camera [5]. | 4.0449607372284 |
| 36 | Mountain hiking on java | [1]. last march, out of the blue, i decided to hike mount slamet, the highest mountain in central java. song: [2]. 4 | mount semeru at 3,676 m above sea level, the summit of mount semeru – known as mahameru-is the highest point on java not only in altitude but also in spiritual significance for hindu followers on the island. the mountain is located within the bromo tengger semeru national park which covers a massive area of 800 square kilometers in the center of east java. for mountaineers, conquering the tough challenge to reach mahameru is definitely a milestone. [3]. witness the stunning "blue flame" at ijen crater on this overnight hiking adventure to mount ijenin east java! [4]. the greatness of mount bromo is known wide and far. numerous hikers flock to this active volcano to catch the sun rising over an unearthly landscape of volcanoes and barren hills. the most iconic mountain in indonesia, this is arguably the epicentre of hiking in indonesia. its by far the most popular volcano to hike. and for good reasonthe views are unbelievable. 7. mount penanjakan, java [5]. we had to do that faster than we thought. we are closer as a couple now. we are trying to be more open with each other and communicate how we”re feeling. we do try and have fun too, it”s surprisingly easy to forget to do that! we hiked mount ijen on java last week, that was incredible .” sophia adds, “ we proactively seek out separate spaces to work or different people to meet to prevent things getting too intense. bali has been great for that. ” |
Mount Semeru [2] is the highest point on Java and the summit is known as Mahemeru [2]. It is located within the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park and is the most popular hiking destination in Indonesia [4]. Mount Bromo [4] is another popular mountain to hike, offering incredible views of an unearthly landscape of volcanoes and barren hills. Mount Penanjakan [4] is also a popular destination for hiking. | 2.9899225234985 | ||
| 37 | Mountain hiking on java | [1]. last march, out of the blue, i decided to hike mount slamet, the highest mountain in central java. song: [2]. 4 | mount semeru at 3,676 m above sea level, the summit of mount semeru – known as mahameru-is the highest point on java not only in altitude but also in spiritual significance for hindu followers on the island. the mountain is located within the bromo tengger semeru national park which covers a massive area of 800 square kilometers in the center of east java. for mountaineers, conquering the tough challenge to reach mahameru is definitely a milestone. [3]. witness the stunning "blue flame" at ijen crater on this overnight hiking adventure to mount ijenin east java! [4]. the greatness of mount bromo is known wide and far. numerous hikers flock to this active volcano to catch the sun rising over an unearthly landscape of volcanoes and barren hills. the most iconic mountain in indonesia, this is arguably the epicentre of hiking in indonesia. its by far the most popular volcano to hike. and for good reasonthe views are unbelievable. 7. mount penanjakan, java [5]. we had to do that faster than we thought. we are closer as a couple now. we are trying to be more open with each other and communicate how we”re feeling. we do try and have fun too, it”s surprisingly easy to forget to do that! we hiked mount ijen on java last week, that was incredible .” sophia adds, “ we proactively seek out separate spaces to work or different people to meet to prevent things getting too intense. bali has been great for that. ” |
Mountain hiking on Java is a great way to explore the stunning landscapes and challenging trails the island has to offer. Mount Slamet [1], the highest mountain in Central Java, is a great place to start for those looking for a challenge. Mount Semeru [2], at 3,676 m above sea level, is also a popular destination for hikers, particularly for its spiritual significance. For those looking for a unique experience, an overnight hiking adventure to Mount Ijen [3] offers the chance to witness the spectacular ‘Blue Flame’. Meanwhile, Mount Bromo [4] is arguably the most iconic mountain in Indonesia, and Mount Penanjakan [4] is also a great option. With so many options to choose from, mountain hiking on Java is sure to be a memorable experience. | 7.1722691059113 | ||
| 38 | Chinese new year 2023 | [1]. 2023 chinese new year is on sunday, january 22, 2023 , in china's time zone. this day is the first new moon day of the first chinese lunar month in the chinese lunar calendar system. the exact new moon time is at 4:54 a.m. on january 22, 2023, in china standard time zone, gmt+8. 2023 is the chinese 4720h year. chinese calendar also uses a cycle of 60 stem-branch counting system. since (60 * 78) + 40 = 4720, 2023 is the 40th stem-branch in the cycle. male water rabbit is the name of 40th stem-branch. [2]. when is chinese new year 2023? chinese new year 2023 falls on sunday, january 22nd, 2023 and it marks the beginning of the year of the rabbit . chinese new year, also known as lunar new year or spring festival (春节), is the biggest and most notable festival in china. it marks the start of a new year and symbolizes new beginnings and fresh starts. officially, the public holiday runs for 7 days . for chinese new year 2023, it’s from january 21st to january 27th. [3]. when is the chinese new year 2023? the 2023 chinese new year day is on sunday, january 22, 2023 in china's time zone. this day is the new moon day of the first chinese lunar month in the chinese lunar calendar system. the exact new moon time is at 4:53 on 2023-01-22, in the china time zone. chinese new year 2023 animal sign is the black rabbit. chinese calendar combines solar, lunar and 60 stem-branch counting systems. [4]. chinese new year for the year 2023 will be celebrated on sunday, january 22, 2023. this year the animal sign is the rabbit. to us in the west it appears odd that the date of the new year celebrations is not fixed in the calendar, but the chinese new year is the first day of the new year in the chinese lunisolar calendar (chinese traditional calendar). it is also known as the lunar new year or the spring festival. the first day of the festival begins on the new moon sometime each year between january 21st and february 20th. [5]. written by sally guo updated nov. 10, 2022 chinese new year 2023 starts on january 22nd, 2023 , and ends on february 9th, 2024. chinese new year 2023 is the year of the rabbit . chinese people will have a 7-day holiday from january 21st to january 27th. the most important dates of the chinese new year 2023 are these three days: chinese new year dates in 2023, 2024, and 2025…… here are the chinese new year dates and the chinese new year public holiday from 2023 to 2043. you can also find the chinese zodiac signs for each year. |
Chinese new year 2023 falls on Sunday, January 22nd, 2023 [1], and marks the beginning of the year of the Rabbit [2]. It is the first day of the new year in the Chinese Lunisolar Calendar [4], and is also known as the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival [2]. The public holiday runs for 7 days, from January 21st to January 27th [2]. | 7.0321037769318 | Chinese New Year 2023 falls on Sunday, January 22, 2023 [1], which is the first new moon day of the first Chinese lunar month in the Chinese lunar calendar system [3]. This day marks the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit, which is celebrated in China and around the world [3]. | 2.2755336761475 |
| 39 | ahrefs founder | [1]. ahrefs was founded by dmitry gerasimenko in 2010. the company operates the biggest commercial web crawler called ahrefsbot that constantly adds and updates links in its 12 trillion link database. ahrefs' main tool, site explorer, is used to analyze backlinks and search traffic of any website or url. it allows users to uncover new link building and keyword opportunities and reverse-engineer seo tactics that work for their competitors. in 2010, the founding team started working on a web crawling and indexing system. it was developed into the paid service focused on link analysis in 2011. [2]. take the founders of the startups i just mentioned: ahrefs… long before quitting his day job, ahrefs’ founder dmitry gerasimenko started by exploring a bunch of projects on the side. while he continued to work full-time as a developer back in 2006, he used his salary to hire other developers to help with those side projects. only when these side gigs started making more money than his full-time income did, he quit his job to figure out which one had the most potential. [3]. ahrefs is a private company that has been in the industry for 12 years. the company currently specializes in the computer software, search engine optimization (seo) areas. the position of the founder & ceo is occupied by dmitry gerasimenko. its headquarters is located at singapore, other, sg. the number of employees ranges from 25 to 100. the annual revenue of ahrefs varies between 25m and 100m. to connect with ahrefs employee register on signalhire. [4]. about our company ahrefs pte. ltd. is a software company that develops online seo tools and free educational materials for marketing professionals. we are a lean multinational startup headquartered in singapore that values making meaningful and easy-to-use products. we shift things fast to give our customers what matters most to them, and to keep us ahead of the game. our motto is "first do it, then do it right, then do it better." ahrefs' founder and ceo, dmitry gerasimenko, built his first document search engine when he was only 15. [5]. ahrefs is an seo software suite founded in 2011 by dmitry gerasimenko. it offers numerous tools that can help you rank higher on google . if ahrefs isn’t helpful in boosting your ranking, you can cancel the subscription easily with donotpay. |
Ahrefs was founded by Dmitry Gerasimenko in 2010 [1]. He started exploring side projects in 2006 while working full-time as a developer [2] and quit his job when these side gigs started making more money than his full-time income [2]. He currently holds the position of founder and CEO of the company [3]. He built his first document search engine at the age of 15 [4]. Ahrefs offers numerous SEO tools that help users rank higher on Google [5]. | 5.3969628810883 | Ahrefs was founded by Dmitry Gerasimenko in 2010 [1], and has since become a leading company in the computer software, search engine optimization (SEO) industry [2]. It is a private company with headquarters in Singapore, Singapore [3], and has 25 to 100 employees, with an annual revenue varying between 25m and 100m [3]. The company's motto is "First Do It, Then Do It Right, Then Do It Better" [4]. | 3.275411605835 |
| 40 | Max Weber sociology | [1]. max weber- (21 april 1864 – 14 june 1920) was a german political economist and sociologist who was considered one of the founders of the modern study of sociology and public administration. he began his career at the university of berlin, and later worked at the universities of freiburg, heidelberg, and munich.weber's major works deal with rationalization in sociology of religion and government. his most famous work is his essay the protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism, which began his work in the sociology of religion. [2]. max weber [ edit | edit source ] (21 april 1864 – 14 june 1920) was a german political economist and sociologist who was considered one of the founders of the modern study of sociology and public administration. he began his career at the university of berlin, and later worked at the universities of freiburg, heidelberg, and munich.weber's major works deal with rationalization in sociology of religion and government. his most famous work is his essay the protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism, which began his work in the sociology of religion. [3]. the german social scientist max weber (1864-1920) was a founder of modern sociological thought. his historical and comparative studies of the great civilizations are a landmark in the history of sociology. the work of max weber reflects a continued interest in charting the varying paths taken by universal cultural history as reflected in the development of the great world civilizations. [4]. with karl marx, émile durkheim, w.e.b. dubois, and harriet martineau, max weber is considered one of the founders of sociology . living and working between 1864 and 1920, weber is remembered as a prolific social theorist who focused on economics, culture , religion, politics, and the interplay among them. three of his biggest contributions to sociology include the way he theorized the relationship between culture and economy, his theory of authority, and his concept of the iron cage of rationality. [5]. max weber (1864-1920), greman social scientist and political economist who become a founding father of modern sociology. after a brief period as a legal assistant and on completion of his doctoral dissertation, he was appointed professor first at the university of freiburg and then at heidelberg. despite a severe nervous breakdown several years later, weber produced a body of work that established him as the foremost figure in social thought in the century. contents |
Max Weber (1864-1920) was a German political economist and sociologist who is considered one of the founders of the modern study of sociology and public administration [1]. His major works dealt with rationalization in the sociology of religion and government [2], and he is remembered as a prolific social theorist who focused on economics, culture, religion, politics, and their interplay [3]. His contributions to sociology include the way he theorized the relationship between culture and economy [4], his theory of authority, and his concept of the iron cage of rationality [5]. | 7.802627325058 | Max Weber (1864-1920) was a German social scientist and political economist who was considered one of the founders of the modern study of sociology and public administration [1]. He began his career at the University of Berlin [1], and later worked at the University of Freiburg, Heidelberg, and Munich [2]. His major works dealt with rationalization in sociology of religion and government [1], and his most famous work is his essay The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, which began his work in the sociology of religion [1]. | 3.5278854370117 |
| 41 | chris langan | [1]. chris langan is the smartest person in the world, listen to what he believes took place over the election. [2]. langan is famous for his groundbreaking theory of reality, known as the cognitive-theoretic model of the universe (ctmu). christopher has published a series of journals that have changed the landscape of science and philosophy. he founded the mega foundation in 1999 to help people with high iqs to share ideas outside of academia. unlike other geniuses who are professors in universities or who oversee national laboratories, christopher leads a quiet life as a horse rancher. read also tyler williams: ethnicity, net worth, family, girlfriend, wedding 3. [3]. often called “the smartest man in the world,” chris langan has an iq of 195 and has authored many papers on theoretical physics. his work goes unpublished however, and he has never been able to earn a college degree. gladwell argues that langan’s genius didn’t guarantee him success, and that other factors (like his childhood and background) made it difficult for him to achieve his full potential. [4]. langan is a past chair of the american society of association executives finance and administration section council and a former asae board member. he is a member of the american institute of cpas and a former member of the budget & finance committee of the greater washington society of association executives and the center for association leadership. he has served as a board member of the greater washington society of cpas and is a member of its not-for-profit organizations committee and managing partner council. he chairs the audit committee for boys and girls clubs of greater washington and lynn university. [5]. however, in addition to showing, presenting and making money with his intelligence, chris langan is not a successful person in life, much less an outstanding person. he is the owner of a horse farm in a rural area. so what made chris langan not be successful? he was born into a poor, destitute family, and was not raised normally like many other children. his family and living environment only taught him how to live in restraint, not in teaching him the right to do, the right to pursue personal interests, the right to actively control the interactions around him. |
Chris Langan is a famous genius with an IQ of 195 and is often referred to as the smartest person in the world [1]. He is known for his Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU) and has published a series of journals that have changed the landscape of science and philosophy [2]. Despite his genius, Langan has not been able to earn a college degree [3], and Malcolm Gladwell argues that his childhood and background have contributed to his lack of success [5]. He is an active member of many organizations, such as the American Society of Association Executives Finance and Administration Section Council and the Greater Washington Society of CPAs, and is currently the chair of the Audit Committee for Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington and Lynn University [4]. Nevertheless, Langan is not a successful person in life, likely due to his upbringing in a poor and destitute family which did not provide him with the tools to pursue his interests and actively control his interactions. | 7.9675540924072 | Chris Langan [1] is known for his groundbreaking theory of reality, known as the Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU), which has changed the landscape of science and philosophy. He is the founder of the Mega Foundation in 1999, which helps people with high IQs to share ideas outside of academia [2]. His work has gone unpublished and he has never been able to earn a college degree [3]. He is a former chair of the American Society of Association Executives Finance and Administration Section Council and a former ASAE Board Member [4], and has served as a board member of the Greater Washington Society of CPAs and is a member of its Not-for-Profit Organizations Committee and Managing Partner Council [4]. He is the owner of a horse farm in a rural area [5], and is not a successful person in life [5]. | 5.3935282230377 |
| 42 | yayoi kusama biography | [1]. elisa macellari’s graphic biography kusama concentrates on the life and work of artist yayoi kusama. the book follows a natural arc, moving from kusama’s childhood in japan, and her first interest in art, to her years of growing fame in america. it also covers her later resurgence after facing mental illness and suicide attempts. kusama is fascinating: an underdog who seeks solace in creativity and becomes a major figure in the art world, despite her health troubles and disapproving parents. [2]. 2017-10-01 avant-garde japanese artist yayoi kusama, known particularly for her innovative use of mirrors and dots, is the subject of this picture-book biography that effectively captures the essence of her work.born in 1929 and raised in a traditional setting, the young kusama chafed against the restrictions placed upon her, fleeing to new york city in her 20s. after struggling in poverty and obscurity, she eventually achieved worldwide fame, continuing to produce new work and draw crowds to this day. the illustrations evoke kusama's style remarkably well, and the book is enhanced by high-quality photographs of a variety of her pieces. [3]. a colorful new comic-book biography of artist yayoi kusama for the first time, the remarkable japanese artist's life is told in comic-book form. elisa macellari's kusama: the graphic novel. written and illustrated by elisa macellari, a thai-italian artist, the book tells the story of kusama's coming of age in japan as she struggled with hallucinations and obsessive behaviors. [4]. recommended reading on yayoi kusama, “the princess of polka dots” yayoi kusama from here to infinity by sarah suzuki, illustrated by ellen weinstein yayoi kusama: from here to infinity is a beautiful children’s picture book biography following the life of one of the most exciting artists working today. this biography begins with yayoi kusama growing up in japan, and mesmerized by dots– seeing them everywhere in nature. as a young girl, she rejects her parents’s wishes to practice the ways of the traditional japanese culture, and instead, wants to be an artist, spending much of her time painting in nature. [5]. astrology chart of yayoi kusama horoscope and birth chart of yayoi kusama, born march 22, 1929 (time unknown), matsumoto, nagano (japan) 0° 14' 2° 11' 8° 47' 1° 01' 6° 59' 6° 49' 11° 02' 22° 37' 4° 25' 16° 13' 20° 43' 29° 12' biography of yayoi kusama (excerpt) yayoi kusama (草間 彌生, kusama yayoi, born 22 march, 1929) is a japanese contemporary artist who works primarily in sculpture and installation, but is also active in painting, performance, film, fashion, poetry, fiction, and other arts. |
Yayoi Kusama (born March 22, 1929) is a Japanese contemporary artist who works across multiple mediums, such as painting, sculpture, installation, performance, film, fashion, poetry, fiction, and other arts [1]. She is best known for her innovative use of mirrors and dots [2], as well as her avant-garde style. A new comic-book biography of Kusama, titled "Kusama: The Graphic Novel," written and illustrated by Elisa Macellari, was released in 2017 [3]. For children, a picture book biography titled "Yayoi Kusama: From Here to Infinity" by Sarah Suzuki and illustrated by Ellen Weinstein is a great resource [4]. An astrology chart of Yayoi Kusama's horoscope is also available [5]. | 9.9910554885864 | Yayoi Kusama [1] is an avant-garde Japanese artist known for her innovative use of mirrors and dots. Her story is told in comic-book form in Elisa Macellari's Kusama: The Graphic Novel [3], which focuses on her coming of age in Japan and overcoming mental illness and suicide attempts. Sarah Suzuki's picture book biography of Kusama, Yayoi Kusama: From Here to Infinity [4], also tells her story, and is recommended for those looking for a deeper understanding of Kusama's art. Kusama is also a renowned astrology subject, with her horoscope and birth chart predicting a career in art. | 4.9976391792297 |
| 43 | yayoi kusama biography | [1]. elisa macellari’s graphic biography kusama concentrates on the life and work of artist yayoi kusama. the book follows a natural arc, moving from kusama’s childhood in japan, and her first interest in art, to her years of growing fame in america. it also covers her later resurgence after facing mental illness and suicide attempts. kusama is fascinating: an underdog who seeks solace in creativity and becomes a major figure in the art world, despite her health troubles and disapproving parents. [2]. 2017-10-01 avant-garde japanese artist yayoi kusama, known particularly for her innovative use of mirrors and dots, is the subject of this picture-book biography that effectively captures the essence of her work.born in 1929 and raised in a traditional setting, the young kusama chafed against the restrictions placed upon her, fleeing to new york city in her 20s. after struggling in poverty and obscurity, she eventually achieved worldwide fame, continuing to produce new work and draw crowds to this day. the illustrations evoke kusama's style remarkably well, and the book is enhanced by high-quality photographs of a variety of her pieces. [3]. a colorful new comic-book biography of artist yayoi kusama for the first time, the remarkable japanese artist's life is told in comic-book form. elisa macellari's kusama: the graphic novel. written and illustrated by elisa macellari, a thai-italian artist, the book tells the story of kusama's coming of age in japan as she struggled with hallucinations and obsessive behaviors. [4]. recommended reading on yayoi kusama, “the princess of polka dots” yayoi kusama from here to infinity by sarah suzuki, illustrated by ellen weinstein yayoi kusama: from here to infinity is a beautiful children’s picture book biography following the life of one of the most exciting artists working today. this biography begins with yayoi kusama growing up in japan, and mesmerized by dots– seeing them everywhere in nature. as a young girl, she rejects her parents’s wishes to practice the ways of the traditional japanese culture, and instead, wants to be an artist, spending much of her time painting in nature. [5]. astrology chart of yayoi kusama horoscope and birth chart of yayoi kusama, born march 22, 1929 (time unknown), matsumoto, nagano (japan) 0° 14' 2° 11' 8° 47' 1° 01' 6° 59' 6° 49' 11° 02' 22° 37' 4° 25' 16° 13' 20° 43' 29° 12' biography of yayoi kusama (excerpt) yayoi kusama (草間 彌生, kusama yayoi, born 22 march, 1929) is a japanese contemporary artist who works primarily in sculpture and installation, but is also active in painting, performance, film, fashion, poetry, fiction, and other arts. |
Yayoi Kusama (born March 22, 1929) is a Japanese contemporary artist who works across multiple mediums, such as painting, sculpture, installation, performance, film, fashion, poetry, fiction, and other arts [1]. She is best known for her innovative use of mirrors and dots [2], as well as her avant-garde style. A new comic-book biography of Kusama, titled "Kusama: The Graphic Novel," written and illustrated by Elisa Macellari, was released in 2017 [3]. For children, a picture book biography titled "Yayoi Kusama: From Here to Infinity" by Sarah Suzuki and illustrated by Ellen Weinstein is a great resource [4]. An astrology chart of Yayoi Kusama's horoscope is also available [5]. | 9.9910554885864 | ||
| 44 | strongest passport | [1]. “the current strength of asian passports is emblematic of this progressive shift, and it seems certain that more and more countries will follow suit in order to benefit from global flows of talent and capital.” world’s strongest passports 1. japan 1. singapore 1. south korea 2. germany 3. denmark 3. finland 3. france 3. italy 3. sweden 4. luxembourg 4. spain 5. austria 5. netherlands 5. norway 5. portugal 5. switzerland 5. united kingdom 6. belgium 6. canada 6. greece 6. ireland 6. united states of america 7. czech republic 8. malta 9. australia 10. hungary 10. latvia 10. [2]. asian citizens continue to have the world's most powerful travel documents. japan tops the list of the strongest passports, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 191 destinations around the world. pakistan ranks 107th on the list with 32 destinations, followed by syria, iraq, afghanistan, india, and tajikistan. as countries across the world are entering new coronavirus restrictions adversely affecting the tourism industry, the henley passport index has released its latest report ranking the strongest and weakest passports. [3]. “a new historic achievement… #uae passport has become the strongest passport & now ranks 1st globally. the achievement coincides with 'year of zayed' & uae's 47th national day, adding to uae's numerous accomplishments in various domains,” the dubai media office tweeted. [4]. in africa, seychelles has the strongest passport that can access 153 destinations without a visa, it was ranked 28th globally. while somalia was ranked 105 globally and can only access 35 travel destinations. globally, japan was in the position with the strongest passport that can access 193 travel destinations without a visa. afghanistan was ranked last with the weakest passport that can only access 27 travel destinations. an image of moi international airport in mombasa county. [5]. the henley passport index has released its third quarter ranking of the world’s most powerful passports and canada ranked among the strongest. the index is compiled from data provided by the international air transport association (iata) and measures global mobility based on visa-free access to destinations. further, it uses data from the index’s 14-year history, “to show how travel mobility has changed over the past decade, looking at which passports have gained in strength and which have fallen behind.” japan and singapore hold the world’s strongest passports, with visa-free access to 189 destinations. |
The strongest passport in the world is currently held by Japan and Singapore, with visa-free access to 189 destinations [1]. According to the Henley Passport Index, Pakistan ranks 107th on the list with 32 destinations, followed by Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, India, and Tajikistan [2]. Additionally, the UAE has achieved the top ranking and is the world's strongest passport with visa-free access to 193 travel destinations [3]. Seychelles holds the strongest passport in Africa, with visa-free access to 153 destinations [4], while Afghanistan has the weakest passport, with only 27 destinations [5]. | 6.5554251670837 | The Henley Passport Index has released its third quarter ranking of the world's most powerful passports [5], with Japan and Singapore being the two strongest [1]. Japan tops the list of the strongest passports, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 191 destinations around the world [1], while Pakistan ranks 107th on the list with 32 destinations [2]. In Africa, Seychelles has the strongest passport that can access 153 destinations without a visa [4], while Somalia is ranked 105 globally and can only access 35 destinations [4]. Japan and Singapore hold the world's strongest passports [5], with visa-free access to 189 destinations [5]. | 4.4205536842346 |
| 45 | how many days of kids coughing that needs to go see doctor | [1]. researchers analyzed 8,320 british children between the ages of 3 months and 15 years, who had come to their doctor with cough and other respiratory infection symptoms from 2011 to 2013. they studied whether adverse outcomes occurred within 30 days of seeing the doctor. they found 4 percent returned to the doctor because of deteriorating conditions. [2]. treating cough in children an acute cough is defined as one lasting less than 15 days. cough is the third most common reason that patients see a doctor and the most common acute complaint in primary care physicians' offices. [ 1 ] as a practicing pediatrician, i would estimate that visits for acute cough consume roughly a quarter of my average daily schedule between the months of december and march. the vast majority of acute cough in children is caused by self-limited viral upper respiratory infections (uris). [ [3]. even an adult, i think, if you have a wet cough getting worse after 4, 5 days, you may want to see a doctor," altmann said. and just as knowing your child is important in making your decisions, knowing what the disease is can be, as well, especially when trying to gauge if your child's illness is still contagious. " you wouldn't want somebody else coming in and infecting your child," said dr. jon abramson, chair of the pediatric department of brenner children's hospital of wake forest university baptist medical center. [4]. kids who don’t have a substantial fever and aren’t in pain can take over the counter cough and cold remedies. dr. spears recommends parents give it about two to three days to go away before visiting the doctor. [5]. signs your child needs to see a medical professional cough for more than 2-3 weeks and well-appearing any noisy, heavy, fast, or labored breathing your child looks unwell or has low energy fever for more than 48 hours (on and off) with a cough noisy breath in after a coughing fit (may indicate whooping cough ) any time you're worried |
The vast majority of acute cough in children is caused by self-limited viral upper respiratory infections (URIs) [2], and as a practicing pediatrician, I would estimate that visits for acute cough consume roughly a quarter of my average daily schedule between the months of December and March [2]. If a child has a wet cough getting worse after 4, 5 days [3], then it is important to see a doctor [3]. If a child does not have a substantial fever and aren't in pain, they can take over-the-counter cough and cold remedies before visiting the doctor [4]. Signs that a child may need to see a medical professional include cough for more than 2-3 weeks [5], and any noisy, heavy, fast, or labored breathing [5]. | 5.1549243927002 | ||
| 46 | what is aspartame made of | [1]. aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, which are the protein building blocks for humans. these two amino acids — aspartic acid and phenylalanine — are found in meats, grains, and milk. aspartame breaks down into these two amino acids and a small amount of methanol, and it doesn’t accumulate in the body. the negative press around aspartame is mostly based upon animal studies. [2]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: the amino acids aspartic acid and phenylalanine, and methanol. the chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak. as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances: in liquids; during prolonged storage; when exposed to heat in excess of 86° fahrenheit (30° centigrade); and when ingested. these constituents further break down into other toxic by-products, namely formaldehyde, formic acid and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (dkp). manufacturers argue that the instability of aspartame is irrelevant since its constituents are all found naturally in food. [3]. what is aspartame made of? aspartame is made by joining two protein components, aspartic acid and [4]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid, phenylalanine, and methanol. it is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar. [5]. the artificial sweetener and flavor enhancer, aspartame is made from aspartic acid and phenylalanine . it is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids. although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame. |
Aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, aspartic acid and phenylalanine [1], as well as methanol [2]. These three components are held together by a weak chemical bond, allowing them to break down easily into other toxic by-products such as formaldehyde, formic acid, and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP) [2]. Furthermore, aspartame is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids [4], which give the sweet taste when combined [5]. | 5.2336835861206 | Aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid [1], phenylalanine [1], and methanol [1]. The chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak [2], and as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances [2]. It is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar [4]. Aspartame is made only from the l-isomers of the two amino acids [5], and although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame [5]. | 4.6532855033875 |
| 47 | what is aspartame made of | [1]. aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, which are the protein building blocks for humans. these two amino acids — aspartic acid and phenylalanine — are found in meats, grains, and milk. aspartame breaks down into these two amino acids and a small amount of methanol, and it doesn’t accumulate in the body. the negative press around aspartame is mostly based upon animal studies. [2]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: the amino acids aspartic acid and phenylalanine, and methanol. the chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak. as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances: in liquids; during prolonged storage; when exposed to heat in excess of 86° fahrenheit (30° centigrade); and when ingested. these constituents further break down into other toxic by-products, namely formaldehyde, formic acid and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (dkp). manufacturers argue that the instability of aspartame is irrelevant since its constituents are all found naturally in food. [3]. what is aspartame made of? aspartame is made by joining two protein components, aspartic acid and [4]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid, phenylalanine, and methanol. it is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar. [5]. the artificial sweetener and flavor enhancer, aspartame is made from aspartic acid and phenylalanine . it is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids. although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame. |
Aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid [1], phenylalanine [1], and methanol [1]. The chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak [2], and as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances [2]. It is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar [4]. Aspartame is made only from the l-isomers of the two amino acids [5], and although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame [5]. | 4.6532855033875 | ||
| 48 | what is aspartame made of | [1]. aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, which are the protein building blocks for humans. these two amino acids — aspartic acid and phenylalanine — are found in meats, grains, and milk. aspartame breaks down into these two amino acids and a small amount of methanol, and it doesn’t accumulate in the body. the negative press around aspartame is mostly based upon animal studies. [2]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: the amino acids aspartic acid and phenylalanine, and methanol. the chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak. as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances: in liquids; during prolonged storage; when exposed to heat in excess of 86° fahrenheit (30° centigrade); and when ingested. these constituents further break down into other toxic by-products, namely formaldehyde, formic acid and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (dkp). manufacturers argue that the instability of aspartame is irrelevant since its constituents are all found naturally in food. [3]. what is aspartame made of? aspartame is made by joining two protein components, aspartic acid and [4]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid, phenylalanine, and methanol. it is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar. [5]. the artificial sweetener and flavor enhancer, aspartame is made from aspartic acid and phenylalanine . it is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids. although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame. |
Aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, aspartic acid and phenylalanine [1], as well as methanol [2]. These three components are held together by a weak chemical bond, allowing them to break down easily into other toxic by-products such as formaldehyde, formic acid, and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP) [2]. Furthermore, aspartame is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids [4], which give the sweet taste when combined [5]. | 5.2336835861206 | ||
| 49 | what is aspartame made of | [1]. aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, which are the protein building blocks for humans. these two amino acids — aspartic acid and phenylalanine — are found in meats, grains, and milk. aspartame breaks down into these two amino acids and a small amount of methanol, and it doesn’t accumulate in the body. the negative press around aspartame is mostly based upon animal studies. [2]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: the amino acids aspartic acid and phenylalanine, and methanol. the chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak. as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances: in liquids; during prolonged storage; when exposed to heat in excess of 86° fahrenheit (30° centigrade); and when ingested. these constituents further break down into other toxic by-products, namely formaldehyde, formic acid and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (dkp). manufacturers argue that the instability of aspartame is irrelevant since its constituents are all found naturally in food. [3]. what is aspartame made of? aspartame is made by joining two protein components, aspartic acid and [4]. aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid, phenylalanine, and methanol. it is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar. [5]. the artificial sweetener and flavor enhancer, aspartame is made from aspartic acid and phenylalanine . it is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids. although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame. |
Aspartame is made of two naturally occurring amino acids, aspartic acid and phenylalanine [1], as well as methanol [2]. These three components are held together by a weak chemical bond, allowing them to break down easily into other toxic by-products such as formaldehyde, formic acid, and aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP) [2]. Furthermore, aspartame is made only from the l-isomers of the amino acids [4], which give the sweet taste when combined [5]. | 5.2336835861206 | Aspartame is made up of three chemicals: aspartic acid [1], phenylalanine [1], and methanol [1]. The chemical bond that holds these constituents together is fairly weak [2], and as a result, aspartame readily breaks down into its component parts in a variety of circumstances [2]. It is used because it's about 200 times sweeter than table sugar [4]. Aspartame is made only from the l-isomers of the two amino acids [5], and although l-aspartic acid has a flat taste and l-phenylalanine has a bitter taste, these can be combined with some modifications to give the sweet taste of aspartame [5]. | 4.6532855033875 |
| 50 | best fruit for health | [1]. fruits, in general, are great for our health. each fruit has its benefits and has something that makes it unique. some fruits are a great source of fibre, while some are a great source of water. some fruits are a powerhouse of antioxidants. and one such fruit is cranberry. cranberry, which is found in chocolates, ice creams and various other deserts is packed with nutrients. they are loaded with vitamin c and fibre and are rich in phytonutrients, which are essential for all-round wellness. [2]. veggies like carrots, tomatoes, broccoli and leafy greens, which are considered some of the best foods for overall health because they provide antioxidants and vitamins, including vitamins c, e, a and zinc, along with carotenoids like lutein and zeaxanthin. other great options include cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, brussels sprouts), citrus fruits (oranges, grapefruit, lemon and limes), sweet potatoes, green beans, eggs (including the yolk), berries, papaya, mango, kiwi, melon, guava, red bell peppers, peas, nuts and seeds (sunflower, sesame, hazelnut, almond, brazil nuts, etc.). [3]. blueberries, apples and mangoes — oh my! nutritionists weigh in on the best fruits to support good health if you're in the process of adding more fruit to your diet. consider loading up on these antioxidant-packed superstars as a snack, blended into a smoothie — or as a part of a balanced, healthy breakfast or lunch. they're truly easy to work into just about any meal. fruit or vegetable? take this quiz to test your healthy foods knowledge! and as you'll see, doing so is a very smart move. [4]. the only catch? making sure to get those 5 servings a day. but don’t worry — it’s easier than you might think. which fruits and vegetables are best? the good news is that almost all fruits and vegetables are associated with the health benefits shown in the study. some that are especially healthy include: leafy greens like spinach and kale brussels sprouts, broccoli, and cauliflower citrus fruits like oranges and grapefruit berries, including blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries and there are many more healthy options. the key is to mix things up with a variety of different produce. [5]. watermelon is also loaded with vitamin e, which rejuvenates your skin. what is the healthiest fruit? here's a list of 5 healthiest fruits that you should include in your daily diet: berries. be it blackberries, cranberries, strawberries or blueberries, berries of all kinds are super nutritious. ... apple. apple is one super-fruit that can prove to be quite beneficial in your weight loss journey. ... watermelon. ... orange. ... guava. what is the best time to eat watermelon? no doubt watermelon is one of the healthiest fruits you can have. |
The best fruit for health is a combination of a variety of fruits and vegetables. Berries, such as blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries [2], are packed with antioxidants and should be included in your daily diet. Additionally, citrus fruits like oranges and grapefruit [2], apples [3], and mangoes [3] are also packed with antioxidants and provide many health benefits. Watermelon [4] is also a great source of vitamin E and should be included in your diet. Lastly, don’t forget to include leafy greens like spinach and kale [2], brussels sprouts [2], broccoli [2], and cauliflower [2], as they are all associated with health benefits [4]. | 7.9795579910278 | The best fruits for health include berries [1], such as blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and apples [3], as well as leafy greens [2], cruciferous vegetables [2], citrus fruits [2], sweet potatoes [2], green beans [2], eggs (including the yolk), berries [3], papaya [3], mango [3], kiwi [3], melon [3], guava [3], red bell peppers [3], peas [3], nuts [3] and seeds [3]. Watermelon is also a great option as it is loaded with vitamin e, which rejuvenates skin [4]. | 4.3259794712067 |
| 51 | alice in wonderland | [1]. a depiction of alice of wonderland alice of wonderland (ワンダーランドのアリス, wandārando no arisu ) is an important figure in the fictional country of wonderland , though her actual existence is questionable. it is told that the inhabitants of wonderland are seeking the true alice, and, according to the queen of hearts , a large amount of the inhabitants, specifically those with roles in the game, are in love with alice. [2]. alice in wonderland is an unofficial princess movie directly after cinderella that is based on the classic book alice's adventures in wonderland . [3]. disney [ edit ] animated film [ edit ] alice is the main character of alice in wonderland . alice is portrayed as being very curious, often seen daydreaming and giving herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others. the closest thing alice has to a friend is dinah, her kitten, and not even she understands alice's dreams of finding "a world of her own." alice is well mannered, polite, courteous, mature and has an elegance and gentleness of a young woman, although once she falls into wonderland she finds it harder and harder to maintain her composure. [4]. alice is one of the characters of disney's animated film alice in wonderland. alice is portrayed as being very curious. she is often seen daydreaming and gives herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others. you are now about to know the steps on how to draw alice from alice in wonderland. [5]. alice is the protagonist of disney's alice in wonderland . she was voiced by kathryn beaumont. |
Alice is the protagonist of Disney's animated film, Alice in Wonderland [2], voiced by Kathryn Beaumont [5]. She is portrayed as being very curious, often seen daydreaming and giving herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others [3]. Alice is well mannered, polite, courteous, mature and has an elegance and gentleness of a young woman [3]. In the fictional country of Wonderland [1], Alice is an important figure and the inhabitants are seeking the true Alice [1]. Furthermore, according to the Queen of Hearts, a large amount of the inhabitants, specifically those with roles in the game, are in love with Alice [1]. | 7.929009437561 | Alice in Wonderland [1] is an unofficial Princess movie based on the classic book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland [2]. She is portrayed as being very curious, often seen daydreaming and giving herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others [3]. She is well mannered, polite, courteous, mature and has an elegance and gentleness of a young woman [4]. She is also voiced by Kathryn Beaumont [5]. | 3.0005407333374 |
| 52 | alice in wonderland | [1]. a depiction of alice of wonderland alice of wonderland (ワンダーランドのアリス, wandārando no arisu ) is an important figure in the fictional country of wonderland , though her actual existence is questionable. it is told that the inhabitants of wonderland are seeking the true alice, and, according to the queen of hearts , a large amount of the inhabitants, specifically those with roles in the game, are in love with alice. [2]. alice in wonderland is an unofficial princess movie directly after cinderella that is based on the classic book alice's adventures in wonderland . [3]. disney [ edit ] animated film [ edit ] alice is the main character of alice in wonderland . alice is portrayed as being very curious, often seen daydreaming and giving herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others. the closest thing alice has to a friend is dinah, her kitten, and not even she understands alice's dreams of finding "a world of her own." alice is well mannered, polite, courteous, mature and has an elegance and gentleness of a young woman, although once she falls into wonderland she finds it harder and harder to maintain her composure. [4]. alice is one of the characters of disney's animated film alice in wonderland. alice is portrayed as being very curious. she is often seen daydreaming and gives herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others. you are now about to know the steps on how to draw alice from alice in wonderland. [5]. alice is the protagonist of disney's alice in wonderland . she was voiced by kathryn beaumont. |
Alice in Wonderland [1] is an unofficial Princess movie based on the classic book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland [2]. She is portrayed as being very curious, often seen daydreaming and giving herself advice instead of listening to the advice of others [3]. She is well mannered, polite, courteous, mature and has an elegance and gentleness of a young woman [4]. She is also voiced by Kathryn Beaumont [5]. | 3.0005407333374 | ||
| 53 | potato | [1]. potato. [2]. [3]. [4]. [5]. |
Potato is a starchy, tuberous crop from the perennial nightshade Solanum tuberosum [1]. It is the world's fourth-largest food crop, following maize, wheat, and rice [1]. Potatoes are a good source of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, vitamin B6, iron, magnesium, and phosphorus [1]. They also contain dietary fiber and a range of phytochemicals [1]. Potato is a versatile food and can be cooked in a variety of ways, including baking, boiling, frying, and roasting [1]. Potato chips are a popular snack food and French fries are a popular side dish [1]. Potato is also used in many traditional dishes, such as mashed potatoes, shepherd's pie, and colcannon [1]. | 12.503110408783 | Potato [1] is a common food found in many dishes around the world. It is also known for its many health benefits and for being low in fat and calories. It is also a good source of fiber and has a great flavor. Potatoes can be used to make a variety of dishes, such as mashed potatoes [3], hash browns [4], and even pizza [5]. | 2.2852330207825 |
| 54 | what is keto diet | [1]. a keto diet is a diet that works by changing the fuel source to fat, a combination of fat and protein, instead of carbohydrates. keto is also known as the ‘ketogenic’ diet because it allows your body to produce molecules called ketones, which are produced when you break down fat into energy. the keto diet has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including weight loss and improved mental acuity. it’s time to take control of your life by introducing this beneficial lifestyle change! get your custom keto diet plan [2]. what is keto diet a ketogenic diet, also known as the 'keto diet' is nutrition regime which focuses on replacing the carbohydrate intake of the body with a high amount of fat content since carbohydrates are needed by the body to produce energy, their absence results in the body burning off fat to compensate for energy production, a process which is also known as ketosis. this type of diet has many benefits for the body one of the more lucrative and desirable among them, being that of helpful in weight reduction. [3]. a keto diet is a popular weight loss diet plan where the food items are considered to be low carb, high fiber and high protein items. keto diet allows the body to burn fat naturally by using the stored fat cells to burn extra calories of the body. the diet forces the body to burn fat rather than carbohydrates. keto diet includes all high fat food items that are high in fiber and protein. there is very low consumption of carbs in keto diet. [4]. the keto diet, or ketogenic diet, is a low carbohydrate, high fat diet that helps the body produce ketones in the liver to help boost energy levels. ketosis is a natural process the body initiates to help us survive when food intake is low. the goal of the keto diet is to force the body to breakdown fat without starving the body of calories. while the internet is a helpful tool for information on a variety of topics, it is not an accurate alternative for professional medical advice. [5]. what is a keto diet? the keto or ketogenic diet is a low-carbohydrates, moderate proteins and high-fat diet. it contains healthy fats about 70-80%, proteins about 20% and carbs to about 5-10% and the drastic intake of carbohydrates assist your body to enter into a ketosis mode which leads to become highly effective in burning the existing fat for energy. the ketogenic diet is believed to bring effective benefits for various health conditions such as obesity, cancer, epilepsy, heart disease, parkinson’s disease, and for type-2 diabetes. |
A keto diet, also known as the 'ketogenic diet' [1], is a nutrition regime which focuses on replacing the carbohydrate intake of the body with a high amount of fat content [2]. This type of diet has many benefits for the body, one of the more lucrative and desirable among them being helpful in weight reduction [2]. It contains healthy fats about 70-80%, proteins about 20%, and carbs about 5-10% [5], and the drastic reduction of carbohydrates assists your body to enter into a ketosis mode which leads to highly effective burning of the existing fat for energy [5]. | 8.0070996284485 | ||
| 55 | what is keto diet | [1]. a keto diet is a diet that works by changing the fuel source to fat, a combination of fat and protein, instead of carbohydrates. keto is also known as the ‘ketogenic’ diet because it allows your body to produce molecules called ketones, which are produced when you break down fat into energy. the keto diet has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including weight loss and improved mental acuity. it’s time to take control of your life by introducing this beneficial lifestyle change! get your custom keto diet plan [2]. what is keto diet a ketogenic diet, also known as the 'keto diet' is nutrition regime which focuses on replacing the carbohydrate intake of the body with a high amount of fat content since carbohydrates are needed by the body to produce energy, their absence results in the body burning off fat to compensate for energy production, a process which is also known as ketosis. this type of diet has many benefits for the body one of the more lucrative and desirable among them, being that of helpful in weight reduction. [3]. a keto diet is a popular weight loss diet plan where the food items are considered to be low carb, high fiber and high protein items. keto diet allows the body to burn fat naturally by using the stored fat cells to burn extra calories of the body. the diet forces the body to burn fat rather than carbohydrates. keto diet includes all high fat food items that are high in fiber and protein. there is very low consumption of carbs in keto diet. [4]. the keto diet, or ketogenic diet, is a low carbohydrate, high fat diet that helps the body produce ketones in the liver to help boost energy levels. ketosis is a natural process the body initiates to help us survive when food intake is low. the goal of the keto diet is to force the body to breakdown fat without starving the body of calories. while the internet is a helpful tool for information on a variety of topics, it is not an accurate alternative for professional medical advice. [5]. what is a keto diet? the keto or ketogenic diet is a low-carbohydrates, moderate proteins and high-fat diet. it contains healthy fats about 70-80%, proteins about 20% and carbs to about 5-10% and the drastic intake of carbohydrates assist your body to enter into a ketosis mode which leads to become highly effective in burning the existing fat for energy. the ketogenic diet is believed to bring effective benefits for various health conditions such as obesity, cancer, epilepsy, heart disease, parkinson’s disease, and for type-2 diabetes. |
The keto diet [1] is a popular weight loss diet plan that replaces carbohydrates with a high amount of fat content [3]. It forces the body to burn fat for energy rather than carbohydrates [3] and contains food items that are high in fat, fiber, and protein [3]. The ketogenic diet [2] forces the body to produce ketones in the liver to help boost energy levels [4]. It contains healthy fats about 70-80%, proteins about 20%, and carbs about 5-10% [5]. It has been believed to have beneficial effects on various health conditions such as obesity, cancer, epilepsy, heart disease, Parkinson's disease, and type-2 diabetes [5]. | 4.8491842746735 | ||
| 56 | potato | [1]. potato. [2]. [3]. [4]. [5]. |
Potato is a starchy, tuberous crop from the perennial nightshade Solanum tuberosum [1]. It is the world's fourth-largest food crop, following maize, wheat, and rice [1]. Potatoes are a good source of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, vitamin B6, iron, magnesium, and phosphorus [1]. They also contain dietary fiber and a range of phytochemicals [1]. Potato is a versatile food and can be cooked in a variety of ways, including baking, boiling, frying, and roasting [1]. Potato chips are a popular snack food and French fries are a popular side dish [1]. Potato is also used in many traditional dishes, such as mashed potatoes, shepherd's pie, and colcannon [1]. | 12.503110408783 | ||
| 57 | garden path sentence | [1]. a garden-path sentence, also called syntactic garden-path sentence, is a type of ambiguity in sentence construction where a reader is led toward the meaning that seems familiar or correct at first but turns out to be not the one intended. garden-path sentences are so named after the saying "to be led down [or up] the garden path" which means to be misled, fooled, or seduced. [2]. in psycholinguistics , a garden-path sentence is a sentence that is temporarily ambiguous or confusing because it contains a word group which appears to be compatible with more than one structural analysis. also called a syntactic garden-path sentence . [3]. in linguistics, a ‘garden path’ sentence is one that leads you astray as it is being read. an example is “the old man the boat.” at first glance it may not make any sense, because one initially reads the subject of the sentence as “the old man,” when in fact the subject is “the old” (who man the boat). the sentence is perfectly grammatical, though at first it strikes the reader as odd. [4]. sentence that starts in a way that a reader's likely interpretation will be wrong a garden-path sentence is a grammatically correct sentence that starts in such a way that a reader's most likely interpretation will be incorrect; the reader is lured into a parse that turns out to be a dead end or yields a clearly unintended meaning. " garden path" refers to the saying " to be led down [or up] the garden path ", meaning to be deceived, tricked, or seduced. [5]. the garden path phenomenon in his short story theory with reference to garden paths manfred jahn starts with the famous garden path sentence – “a type of sentence that causes unexpected processing difficulty” (jahn 167). he goes on and defines the garden path sentence also in this way: “a type of sentence that traps the reader in a processing failure and requires an act of reanalysis to recuperate its actual structure and meaning” (jahn 169). the garden path phenomenon was already treated in cognitive linguistics, discourse analysis, linguistic stylistics and psycholinguistics. |
A garden path sentence is a type of ambiguity in sentence construction [1] which leads a reader astray [3] by appearing to be compatible with more than one structural analysis [2]. This phenomenon was already studied in cognitive linguistics, discourse analysis, linguistic stylistics and psycholinguistics [5] and is defined as a type of sentence that causes unexpected processing difficulty [4] and requires an act of reanalysis to recuperate its actual structure and meaning [5]. The term 'garden path' derives from the saying "to be led down [or up] the garden path" which means to be misled, fooled, or seduced [1]. | 7.6288557052612 | A garden-path sentence [1], also called a syntactic garden-path sentence [2], is a type of ambiguity in sentence construction where a reader is led toward the meaning that seems familiar or correct at first but turns out to be not the one intended [1]. This phenomenon has been previously discussed in cognitive linguistics, discourse analysis, linguistic stylistics, and psycholinguistics [5]. | 5.9908430576324 |
| 58 | ftx collapse cause | [1]. the collapse of ftx may be enough to reverse the embrace of crypto by institutions, ordinary folk and the occasional government. institutional investors including temasek, a singaporean wealth fund; softbank, a japanese tech-investing group; and ontario teachers’ pension plan, a canadian fund, had all dipped their toes into the industry by buying stakes in ftx . legislators will now eye crypto with even deeper suspicion. whatever the precise cause of ftx ’s implosion, the story is already a tragedy for the industry. [2]. the ftx crypto exchange collapse: lessons we should learn something crazy just happened. ftx, formerly the second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, collapsed overnight. it went from a valuation of around $16 billion to a negative valuation due to a liquidity crunch and debt. how did this happen? ftt, a crypto coin that the ftx exchange issued, plummeted in value because binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, said read more... the post appeared fi [3]. features crypto liquidity concerns and a botched takeover from rival binance have prompted the apparent collapse of ftx, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges. but the ramifications could be much more severe. image source: ftx how is your week going? at least from a professional standpoint, its pressures are unlikely to top those experienced by the co-founder and ceo of ftx sam bankman-fried who appears to be facing possible bankruptcy and the evisceration of his c.$30bn crypto empire. [4]. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said the ftx developments "highlights why prudent regulation of cryptocurrencies is indeed needed. the white house, along with the relevant agencies, will again closely monitor the situation as it develops.” the collapse of the cryptocurrency’s third largest exchange is likely to cause further disruption across the entire crypto world, analysts say, meaning thursday's rally could be temporary. " the unwinding of ftx, as well as its shock of confidence to the system, will cause crypto prices to fall even further leading to “a new cascade of margin calls,” said analysts at j.p. [5]. the seeds of ftx’s downfall were sown months earlier, stemming from mistakes bankman-fried made after he stepped in to save other crypto firms as the crypto market collapsed amid rising interest rates, according to interviews with several people close to bankman-fried and communications from both companies that have not been previously reported. some of those deals involving bankman-fried’s trading firm, alameda research, led to a series of losses that eventually became his undoing, according to three people familiar with the company’s operations. |
The collapse of ftx was caused by a liquidity crunch and debt [2], as well as mistakes made by co-founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, who stepped in to save other crypto firms as the crypto market collapsed amid rising interest rates [5]. This, combined with a botched takeover from rival binance [3], caused the exchange to go from a valuation of around $16 billion to a negative valuation [2], prompting the White House to recognize the need for "prudent regulation of cryptocurrencies" [4]. | 5.6596145629883 | The collapse of FTX was caused by a liquidity crunch and debt, as well as a botched takeover from rival Binance [3], which sent FTT, a crypto coin that the FTX exchange issued, plummeting in value [2]. The White House and relevant agencies will closely monitor the situation as it develops [4]. Despite the implosion being a tragedy for the industry [1], it was actually the result of mistakes made by Sam Bankman-fried, the co-founder and CEO of FTX, when he stepped in to save other crypto firms as the crypto market collapsed amid rising interest rates [5]. | 4.2520544528961 |
| 59 | current singapore pm | [1]. the current prime minister of singapore , lee hsien loong , is a member of ang mo kio town council and the constituency of the same name. [2]. the current prime minister is lee hsien loong. singapore is a city-state and an island country. so, as a city-state, singapore is the capital of singapore. [3]. lee kuan yew yusof bin ishak interesting facts • singapore today is a parliamentary republic. • the current president of singapore is dr tony tan. • the current prime minister of singapore is lee hsienloong. • avondale is in tanglin and it is under the group representative constituency of tanjongpagar. singapore parliament house this year, singapore celebrates 47 years of independence. singapore has gone through so many hard times over the years. today, singapore has become a thriving centre for commerce and industry. singapore is a major tourism industry. [4]. he had won the poland’s presidential election in year 2015, when he defeated the incumbent bronislaw komorowski. singapore: singapore: singapore, officially the republic of singapore, is a sovereign island city-state in maritime southeast asia. this sovereign island nation is located just off the southern tip of peninsular malaysia in southeast asia bordering the straits of malacca to the west, the riau islands to the south, and the south china sea to the east. singapore has no capital. it is an island city state. the currency used here is singapore dollar. the current prime minister of singapore is lee hsien loong. [5]. singapore: singapore, officially the republic of singapore, is a sovereign island city-state in maritime southeast asia. this sovereign island nation is located just off the southern tip of peninsular malaysia in southeast asia bordering the straits of malacca to the west, the riau islands to the south, and the south china sea to the east. singapore has no capital. it is an island city state. the currency used here is singapore dollar. the current prime minister of singapore is lee hsien loong. |
The current Prime Minister of Singapore is Lee Hsien Loong [2]. He is a member of the Ang Mo Kio Town Council and the Constituency of the same name [1]. He was elected in 2015, defeating the incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski in Poland's Presidential Election [4]. Singapore is a sovereign island city-state located off the southern tip of Peninsular Malaysia in Southeast Asia [5]. It is an island city state with no capital and its currency is the Singapore Dollar [5]. | 5.8975381851196 | The current Prime Minister of Singapore is Lee Hsien Loong [1]. He is a member of Ang Mo Kio Town Council and the constituency of the same name [1]. He had won the 2015 Polish presidential election [4], and has become a thriving centre for commerce and industry in Singapore [5]. | 2.3006505966187 |
| 60 | is singapore part of malaysia | [1]. singapore officially became part of malaysia on 16 september 1963 following its merger with the federation of malaya, sarawak and north borneo (sabah) to form the federation of malaysia. [ 1] for singapore, the merger with malaysia had been its stipulated path to economic development. [ 2] as an island without any natural resources and confronted with the looming threat of a declining entrepôt trade, singapore needed the malayan hinterland to provide a bigger common market for its industries so as to create more jobs and generate growth. [ [2]. this is in marked contrast with the celebratory nature reflected in the elaborately designed proclamation of malaysia when singapore became part of malaysia in 1963 and it was declared that “singapore shall be forever a part of the sovereign democratic and independent state of malaysia, founded upon the principles of liberty and justice and ever seeking the welfare and happiness of her people in a more just and equal society”. [3]. singapore was a part of malaysia until 1965. during its time as a state of malaysia, singapore enjoyed autonomy in setting labour and education policies. [4]. singapore was part of malaysia after the end of british colonial rule but they separated acrimoniously in 1965, clouding diplomatic and economic dealings for decades. [5]. singapore became part of malaysia in 1963, before being expelled in 1965. the constitution of the newly independent republic of singapore included two provisions relating to the special position of the malays and the muslim religion - articles 152 and 153. |
No, Singapore is not part of Malaysia. Singapore officially became part of Malaysia on 16 September 1963 following its merger with the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak and North Borneo (Sabah) to form the Federation of Malaysia [1]. However, Singapore and Malaysia separated acrimoniously in 1965 [4], after Singapore enjoyed autonomy in setting labour and education policies for two years [3], and Singapore was expelled from Malaysia [5]. This is in marked contrast with the celebratory nature reflected in the elaborately designed proclamation of Malaysia when Singapore became part of Malaysia in 1963 [2]. | 5.1256346702576 | ||
| 61 | what is json file | [1]. a json file is a file that stores simple data structures and objects in javascript object notation (json) format, which is a standard data interchange format. it is primarily used for transmitting data between a web application and a server. while it is not recommended for viewing (it is a computer-readable file), the file is both downloadable and viewable. [2]. a json file is a file that stores simple data structures and objects in javascript object notation (json) format, which is a standard data interchange format. report output location html report output cucumber json report for json reports, add json:target/cucumber-reports/cucumber. to merge multiple reports in a single report, run the following command − npm run combine-reports json to html table converter lets you convert json data to html table online. cshtml page (itextsharp. for simplicity, this can be demonstrated using a string as input. typescript utils. just load your json and it will automatically get converted to plain text. document. [3]. the json file is defined as a file that stores the simple data structures and objects in the javascript object notation (json) format, a standard data interchange format. the json file format is primarily used for transmitting data between a web application and a server. build a real-time dashboard with spark, grafana and influxdb system requirements python (3.0 version) apache spark (3.1.1 version) this recipe explains what pyspark dataframe is; various options are available in pyspark json while reading & writing data as a dataframe into a json file. [4]. do you know: what is a json file? json is the abbreviation for javascript object notation. it is a standard format for exchanging data for data transmission over the internet. a particular kind of text file known as a json file identifies each element as a pair made up of a name and a value, and may store data on a single item or a whole array of objects. as a result, json to excel online is often used to transfer data across apps. [5]. the json file is defined as storing the simple data structures and objects in the javascript object notation (json) format, a standard data interchange format. the json file format is primarily used for transmitting data between a web application and a server. spark sql provides "spark.read.json("path")" to read the single line and the multiline(i.e., multiple lines) json file into spark dataframe and the "dataframe.write.json("path")" for saving and writing to the json file. |
A JSON file is a file that stores simple data structures and objects in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format [1], which is a standard data interchange format. It is primarily used for transmitting data between a web application and a server [1]. Various options are available in pyspark json while reading and writing data as a dataframe into a json file [3], and it is often used to transfer data across apps [4]. Spark SQL provides “spark.read.json("path")” to read the single line and the multiline (i.e., multiple lines) json file into spark dataframe and the “dataframe.write.json("path")” for saving and writing to the json file [5]. | 6.8609251976013 | A json file is a file that stores simple data structures and objects in javascript object notation (json) format [1], which is a standard data interchange format [2]. It is primarily used for transmitting data between a web application and a server [3], and can be used to build real-time dashboards with spark, grafana, and influxdb [4]. Json is the abbreviation for Javascript Object Notation and is a standard format for exchanging data for data transmission over the internet [5]. It is a particular kind of text file, which identifies each element as a pair made up of a name and a value, and may store data on a single item or a whole array of objects [5]. | 5.0504405498505 |
| 62 | what is keto diet | [1]. a keto diet is a diet that works by changing the fuel source to fat, a combination of fat and protein, instead of carbohydrates. keto is also known as the ‘ketogenic’ diet because it allows your body to produce molecules called ketones, which are produced when you break down fat into energy. the keto diet has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including weight loss and improved mental acuity. it’s time to take control of your life by introducing this beneficial lifestyle change! get your custom keto diet plan [2]. what is keto diet a ketogenic diet, also known as the 'keto diet' is nutrition regime which focuses on replacing the carbohydrate intake of the body with a high amount of fat content since carbohydrates are needed by the body to produce energy, their absence results in the body burning off fat to compensate for energy production, a process which is also known as ketosis. this type of diet has many benefits for the body one of the more lucrative and desirable among them, being that of helpful in weight reduction. [3]. a keto diet is a popular weight loss diet plan where the food items are considered to be low carb, high fiber and high protein items. keto diet allows the body to burn fat naturally by using the stored fat cells to burn extra calories of the body. the diet forces the body to burn fat rather than carbohydrates. keto diet includes all high fat food items that are high in fiber and protein. there is very low consumption of carbs in keto diet. [4]. the keto diet, or ketogenic diet, is a low carbohydrate, high fat diet that helps the body produce ketones in the liver to help boost energy levels. ketosis is a natural process the body initiates to help us survive when food intake is low. the goal of the keto diet is to force the body to breakdown fat without starving the body of calories. while the internet is a helpful tool for information on a variety of topics, it is not an accurate alternative for professional medical advice. [5]. what is a keto diet? the keto or ketogenic diet is a low-carbohydrates, moderate proteins and high-fat diet. it contains healthy fats about 70-80%, proteins about 20% and carbs to about 5-10% and the drastic intake of carbohydrates assist your body to enter into a ketosis mode which leads to become highly effective in burning the existing fat for energy. the ketogenic diet is believed to bring effective benefits for various health conditions such as obesity, cancer, epilepsy, heart disease, parkinson’s disease, and for type-2 diabetes. |
A keto diet, also known as the 'ketogenic diet' [1], is a nutrition regime which focuses on replacing the carbohydrate intake of the body with a high amount of fat content [2]. This type of diet has many benefits for the body, one of the more lucrative and desirable among them being helpful in weight reduction [2]. It contains healthy fats about 70-80%, proteins about 20%, and carbs about 5-10% [5], and the drastic reduction of carbohydrates assists your body to enter into a ketosis mode which leads to highly effective burning of the existing fat for energy [5]. | 8.0070996284485 | ||
| 63 | avatar 2 budget | [1]. avatar 2 budget as reported by deadline, avatar 2 and the three sequels of the film franchise are likely to cost around $1 billion in total, with each movie's budget estimated to be around $250 million. avatar 1 box office collection according to forbes, the original avatar film was made on a budget of around $240 million and it ended up earning $2.847 billion at the box office. [2]. avatar 2 budget according to the sources, the avatar 2 budget is very full i.e. the avatar 2 budget is $ 250 , which if we see according to the indian currency, it is about 25000000 rupees , which you can guess how big an amount it is and from this it seems that it the movie is everyone's record breaker. avatar 2 full cast sigourney weaver/dr. [3]. the movie will be submerged in water. avatar 2 release formats along with 3d release, avatar 2 will also be shown in 2d, 4k, and high frame rate screenings. it will have more versions for a film than any other in the history of movies. avatar 2 budget according to reports, the upcoming movie is being made on a stunning budget of usd 250 million (rs. 1,900 crore). the money for its promotion is set at usd 150 million (rs. 1,140 crore). [4]. it remained at the same position for nearly a decade, before being overtaken by robert downey jr starrer avengers: endgame. the superhero movie was made against a budget of $356 million and it has made $2.796 million at the worldwide box-office. avatar 2's budget is reportedly going to be huge. with the use of motion-capture as well as the live-action filming, several people are predicting that avatar 2 is going to be costliest hollywood movie of all time. so, will there be some kind of pressure on james cameron and his team? [5]. the movie will give the feeling of 'being submerged in water'. some shots from the teaser of avatar 2 hint at this grand vision of the director. according to reports, the upcoming movie is being made on a stunning budget of usd 250 million (rs. 1,900 crore). the money for its promotion is set at usd 150 million (rs. 1,140 crore). at over rs 3000 crore, the budget is beyond staggering and trend-setting. the avatar world is unique in its own right but raising the stakes on it sure seems to cost a lot. |
Reports suggest that the film is being made on a budget of USD 250 million and the money for its promotion is set at USD 150 million [3]. This is higher than the budget of Avengers: Endgame which was made against a budget of $356 million [4], making Avatar 2 potentially the costliest Hollywood movie of all time [4]. | 6.2183780670166 | According to reports, the upcoming movie Avatar 2 is being made on a stunning budget of USD 250 million, with the money for its promotion set at USD 150 million [3]. It is expected to be the costliest Hollywood movie of all time [4], with its use of motion-capture and live-action filming [4]. | 3.2866623401642 |
| 64 | julia vs python | [1]. as mentioned before, having jit compilation capabilities makes julia several times faster than the pure python code. julia is a compiled language , which means programs can be directly executed on a computer processor, whereas python is an interpreted language . it has math-friendly syntax. unlike python, julia features math-friendly syntax as it was designed with the scientific community in mind using r, matlab, octave, and so on. mathematical expressions written in julia resemble real math expressions, making it easy to grasp for the non-programming communities. it supports more refined parallel computing. both julia and python support parallel computing. [2]. julia impresses at complex numerical and computational functions since it is designed to quickly execute codes. further, its multiple dispatch quickly defines data types like numbers and arrays. in comparison, python is fast but not as julia. however, with ongoing speed python interpreter improvements, python can be made faster via external libraries, optimization tools and third-party jit compilers libraries: in terms of libraries and packages, python takes the cake in python vs julia face off. given its infancy, julia has a limited number of libraries. besides, the libraries aren’t very well maintained, taking considerably longer to plot and execute data. [3]. below we can see graphically the difference … jul 12, 2018 - in this post, i will try to compare and contrast julia, r, and python via a simple maximum likelihood optimization problem julia is a high-performance programming language specifically designed for efficient numerical computing. python is mainly used for academic, ai, machine learning, and scientific programming while ruby is used for web development and functional programming. but while executing julia… python vs julia - comparison of syntax for basic operations; let's start with the most traditional method of learning any new programming language. the computation took 15. [4]. julia while comparing with python, julia takes lead in multiple fields as mentioned below. julia is fast python can be made optimized by using external libraries and optimization tools, but julia is faster by default as it comes with jit compilation and type declarations. math-friendly syntax julia attracts non-programmer scientists by providing simple syntax for math operations which are similar to the non-computing world. automatic memory management julia is better than python in terms of memory allocation, and it provides you more freedom to manually control garbage collection. [5]. model output readability is also easier in julia, compared to python. at the same time, python has some undeniable advantages over julia. the 1-indexing of julia arrays is a deterrent for general-use developers with traditional programming habits. python is a well-developed mature language that has existed for 30 years. so, the extent of third-party packages available for python and an extensive community, make it easy for developers to use python rather than julia. although python is getting faster, it does not measure up to julia for technical computing at very high speeds. |
Julia is a high-performance programming language designed specifically for efficient numerical computing [3], with math-friendly syntax [1] and multiple dispatch capabilities [2]. It is faster than Python by default due to its JIT compilation and type declarations [4], and its model output readability is also easier [5]. Python, on the other hand, has some undeniable advantages such as its extensive third-party packages and a well-developed, mature language that has existed for 30 years [5]. | 6.7656123638153 | Julia is a high-performance programming language specifically designed for efficient numerical computing [3], which is faster by default than Python [4]. It also offers math-friendly syntax [1], which is more suitable for the scientific community [1], and supports more refined parallel computing [1]. Python, on the other hand, has a wide variety of libraries, optimization tools, and third-party JIT compilers, which can make it faster, but not as fast as Julia [2]. | 3.3259170055389 |
| 65 | most dangerous bears | [1]. wildlife 101: 7 most dangerous bears ; 10 10. the brown bears get the advantage in offensive capabilities. usually, however, the bear, like other animals, does not molest humans but avoids them, although it . polar bears are very large size and covered with white fur, in some cases brown coloring. brown bears in alaska can eat 80 to 90 which bears are most dangerous? grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous, but eurasian brown bears and american black bears have also been known to attack humans. we train hardware and networking. henry bowman reply to duane . [2]. this has often caused people to consider bears as tame and harmless rather than as potentially dangerous creatures deserving wariness and respect. this mistake has frequently resulted in tragedy for both humans and bears. grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous, but eurasian brown bears and american black bears have also been known to attack humans. some species depredate livestock on occasion, and some bears, such as asiatic and american black bears, may destroy fruit or other crops, especially corn. [3]. grizzly (or brown) bears are magnificent, powerful animals that get their name from the "grizzled" hair. which bears are most dangerous? grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous, but eurasian brown bears and american black bears have also been known to attack humans. it is also called the european brown bear, common brown bear, common bear, and colloquially by many other names. he cannot wait to tell children in the uk, australia, and new zealand all about what he has learned. how deadly is a brown bear? the average brown bear encounter is more dangerous—3. brown's mascot is bruno. [4]. they once bears that visit campgrounds, bird feeders, and garbage cans almost never kill people, even though these bears have by far the most contact with people. grizzly bears grizzly bears are by far one of the most aggressive and dangerous species of bear that you can encounter. however, despite their endangered status and often lovable depiction, polar bears are probably the most dangerous animals in norway. 19th ave new york, ny 95822, usa. this majestic animal doesn't really pose a danger to humans as most people tend to think. [5]. max goldberg true or false: sows protecting cubs are the most dangerous bears. answer: partly true grizzlies with cubs in tow are very aggressive indeed, but the same isn’t true for black bears. statistically, the most dangerous black bears aren’t mothers but lone animals (especially males) with predatory, not defensive, motives. for reasons that aren’t entirely clear, predatory attacks on human beings by grizzly bears are less common, though they have happened on rare occasions. true or false: if a bear attacks, you should play dead. mackenzie and john true or false: if a bear attacks, you should play dead. |
Grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous [1,2,3], but eurasian brown bears and american black bears have also been known to attack humans [1,2]. Grizzlies with cubs in tow are very aggressive [5], but the most dangerous black bears are lone animals (especially males) with predatory, not defensive motives [5]. | 4.7619535923004 | The most dangerous bears are grizzly and polar bears [1], but Eurasian brown bears and American black bears have also been known to attack humans [2]. Grizzly bears are particularly dangerous, as they are very aggressive and powerful animals that get their name from their "grizzled" hair [3]. However, polar bears are probably the most dangerous animals in Norway [4]. | 3.1506795883179 |
| 66 | latest F1 champion | [1]. reigning f1 champion max verstappen has dismissed mercedes ' latest innovation as the team attempts to steal a march on its rivals ahead of the new season. [2]. the latest winner is, of course, also the son of a motor racing legend, as carlos sainz is a two-time world rally champion. sainz jr will never forget his first f1 victory, nor the shocking circumstances surrounding it, but judging by the reaction to the death-defying race, f1 is currently in a great space and continues with his weekend's austrian gp at the red bull ring in speilberg. [3]. 2010 – sebastian vettel (red bull) what are the latest f1 championship standings? drivers’ championship max verstappen – 312.5 points lewis hamilton – 293.5 points [4]. 2015: nico rosberg (germany, mercedes) what are the latest f1 championship standings? drivers’ championship max verstappen – 287.5 points [5]. 2015: nico rosberg (germany, mercedes) what are the latest f1 championship standings? drivers’ championship max verstappen 391 points |
The latest Formula One (F1) champion is Max Verstappen [5], who won the 2020 Drivers' Championship with 391 points [5]. He is the reigning champion, having taken over the title from the previous champion, Nico Rosberg [4], who won the 2015 Drivers' Championship with 287.5 points [4]. Before that, Sebastian Vettel was the F1 champion in 2010 [3], with 312.5 points [3]. | 5.3885967731476 | ||
| 67 | how to cope with depression? | [1]. how to deal with depression: join a support group join a depression therapy group. being among other people who are coping with similar issues as you will make you realise that you are not alone in your problems. you may also support one another, offer and receive coping advice, and share your experiences. joining a support group or therapy group is an important step in understanding how to deal with anxiety and depression. [2]. how to cope with depression the symptoms associated with depression often make it difficult to function, and may lead to feeling even worse about oneself. for example, sleeping too much and missing classes can result in academic problems, adding to feelings of worthlessness or self-blame. not feeling up to socializing because of depression may lead to an even greater sense of disconnection from others. the following strategies can be helpful when dealing with depression: practice good self-care, including getting adequate rest, nutrition, and exercise. express your feelings to trusted friends or family members. avoid alcohol and drugs. [3]. how one chooses to cope with depression will rely on specific stressors, culture, personal resources, and unique social situation. some examples of good activities include reading, watching movies, writing, painting, sculpting, playing with animals, cooking, playing music, gardening, etc. add pleasurable activities in your daily routine. spiritual and religious practices, if you are inclined, have also been shown to reduce depression. exercise [4]. 13 ways to cope with depression build structure into your day. set daily goals and stick to them. build pleasure and fun into each day. treat yourself to something that you will enjoy and that will require you to expend some energy. keep active—exercise, swim, jog, play tennis, etc. you choose the activity. get plenty of rest and sleep, but do not overdo it. about 7-8 hours should be enough. eat balanced nutritious meals. as always, cut down on the junk foods. allow yourself to experience your feelings. if you need to cry, do so. [5]. a healthy, safe way to cope with depression starts regular routine. research finds that regular exercise can be described as a powerful solution to reduce indications of depression. the physical movement releases brain chemicals called endorphins that enhance moods and lower stress. by working exercise into a normal routine, people experiencing depression will the great improvement in their daily emotional behavior. |
An effective way to cope with depression is to build structure into one's day [1], set daily goals and stick to them [2], build pleasure and fun into each day [4], treat oneself to something enjoyable and something that requires energy [4], keep active through exercise [5], get enough rest and sleep [4], eat balanced nutritious meals [4], and allow oneself to experience one's feelings [4]. Additionally, research has found that regular exercise is a powerful solution to reduce depression symptoms [5]. | 7.3088669776917 | To cope with depression, one can practice good self-care [2], including getting adequate rest, nutrition and exercise [2], avoiding alcohol and drugs [2], expressing feelings to trusted friends or family members [2], and engaging in pleasurable activities [3]. Moreover, it is important to keep active [4], eat balanced nutritious meals [4], and allow yourself to experience your feelings [4]. Regular exercise has been described as a powerful solution to reduce indications of depression [5]. | 3.3300778865814 |
| 68 | how long should i air my newly renovated house | [1]. once new carpets or furniture or home renovations have been completed, continue to air out the room for 2-3 days while fumes dissipate. mistake #23: failing to have your home inspected for asbestos [2]. i can blame it squarely on the timing - it was a couple of weeks before christmas - but the reality is that my shiny, newly renovated house sat in the market for about three weeks before the tenants moved in. if you invest in an area where there are a lot of rental properties, the competition is even higher and you could lose tenants who can find a cheaper rental property than your own. 2. [3]. many owners are eager to live in new houses no matter whether they are renovated or renovated. however, it is inevitable that some harmful gases will be produced in the process of decoration, so how long can the newly decorated house be occupied? how long can the newly decorated house be occupied by infants? how long can i stay in general? general home decoration materials, ventilation one month to one and a half months can move in. environmental protection materials, shorter ventilation time, generally 20 to 40 days. [4]. he added, “at the end of four weeks, yours truly and my team of real estate experts are going to do a full top-to bottom-inspection of the newly renovated homes and crown the winner.” [5]. however, these ideas are very likely to change once you have lived there for a while and have a sense of the flow of the house. so, if possible, live in your new home for 12 to 18 months before undertaking any major renovations such as additions or knocking down walls which you will have to live with for many years to come. |
It is important to air out your newly renovated house for 2-3 days after new carpets, furniture, or home renovations [1] have been completed to allow fumes to dissipate. Generally, home decoration materials require ventilation for one month to one and a half months to move in [3], while environmental protection materials require 20 to 40 days [3]. Therefore, it is recommended to air your newly renovated house for at least one month before moving in [3]. However, it is also recommended to live in your home for 12 to 18 months before making any major renovations [5], as it can help you get a better sense of the flow of the house. | 6.3259370326996 | ||
| 69 | how to push models to hugging model hub | [1]. more accurate answers). finally, you can push the model to the huggingface hub. by pushing this model you will [2]. so: to load any model from the hugging face hub and create an interface around it, you pass "model/" or "huggingface/" followed by the model name, like these examples: to load any space from the hugging face hub and recreate it locally (so that you can customize the inputs and outputs for example), you pass "spaces/" followed by the model name: one of the great things about loading hugging face models or spaces using gradio is that you can then immediately use the resulting interface object just like function in your python code (this works for every type of model/space: text, images, audio, video, and even multimodal models): putting interfaces in parallel and series gradio also lets you mix interfaces very easily using the gradio.parallel and gradio.series classes. [3]. so: to load any model from the hugging face hub and create an interface around it, you pass "model/" or "huggingface/" followed by the model name, like these examples: to load any space from the hugging face hub and recreate it locally (so that you can customize the inputs and outputs for example), you pass "spaces/" followed by the model name: one of the great things about loading hugging face models or spaces using gradio is that you can then immediately use the resulting interface object just like function in your python code (this works for every type of model/space: text, images, audio, video, and even multimodal models): putting interfaces in parallel and series ⏸ gradio also lets you mix interfaces very easily using the gradio.parallel and gradio.series classes. [4]. now you can push this model to hugging face model hub and also share it with with all your friends, [5]. push_to_hub_keras . you can use from_pretrained_keras to load easily. from huggingface_hub.keras_mixin import push_to_hub_keras push_to_hub_keras ( model = model , repo_url = "https://huggingface.co/your-username/your-awesome-model" ) from_pretrained_keras ( "your-username/your-awesome-model" ) # load your model |
To push models to the Hugging Face model hub, you can use the 'push_to_hub_keras' function from the 'huggingface_hub.keras_mixin' module [5]. You can then use the 'from_pretrained_keras' function to load the model you pushed to the hub [5]. Once the model is pushed, it can be shared with friends [4]. An example of how to do this is [5]. | 6.9443171024323 | ||
| 70 | gravel bike or touring bike | [1]. the key difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers. they are designed to ride best under load whereas gravel bikes will ride well with lighter loads. summary gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross and even mountain bikes. they are a do-it-all option for people who only want one bike in the garage. [2]. ✔ fall 3. the gravel bike: what is it and what are its characteristics? the gravel bike is basically the ancestor of the mountain bike. the gravel bike is a great all-around touring bike and a good in-between of a road bike and a mountain bike. its drop handlebars allow for adventure on a variety of surfaces and terrains. the reach to the handlebars is longer and offers more speed and ergonomics, thus more comfort during long rides. several brands like brodie, felt, garneau and gt design gravel bikes. [3]. gravel bikes are one of the fastest-growing categories of bikes, having risen from relative obscurity to become commonplace in stores in a very short time. to the untrained eye they look similar to a traditional road or touring bike but the differences, while subtle, are important when it comes to riding effectively, efficiently and comfortably across mixed terrain. ' gravel' in essence means the freedom to ride wherever you want. . these bikes take you beyond the pavement to cycle trails, dirt paths, fire roads and backcountry roads. they're ideal for adventuring and perform well as a day-to-day ride. [4]. both can take larger tyres should you wish. wide tyres, comfort and stable handling sound like features of a gravel bike, but a gravel bike is designed around off-road riding, whereas the majority of traditional touring bikes are designed with tarmac in mind. clearances are typically much more generous on gravel bikes. robert smith although you could fit knobbly tyres or ride unmetalled surfaces, a touring bike will usually come equipped with road-going rubber. clearance to cope with mud build-up may not be as generous as on a gravel bike either. [5]. designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still delivering performance on the road, gravel or adventure bikes are a hybrid of a cyclocross and touring bicycle with disc brakes to provide the power necessary to stop a fully laden machine. wider tyres that can cope with multiple surfaces and a slacker head-tube angle add comfort, leaving you free to choose the path less travelled and access dirt roads and bridleways that are inaccessible to other vehicles. |
The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and are designed to be ridden under load [1]. Gravel bikes are a do-it-all option that take elements from road, cyclocross, and mountain bikes [2]. They are designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still providing performance on the road [5], and are ideal for adventuring and everyday riding [3]. Gravel bikes typically have larger clearances and tyres than traditional touring bikes [4]. Thus, depending on the type of terrain and the amount of weight one needs to carry, it may be more suitable to choose either a gravel bike or a touring bike. | 8.6229593753815 | The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers to carry more weight [1], whereas gravel bikes are designed to ride well with lighter loads [1]. Gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross, touring, and even mountain bikes [1], and feature drop handlebars [2], a shorter reach to the handlebars [2], wider tyres than on road bikes [4], and a slacker head-tube angle [5]. They are the perfect option for those who only want one bike in the garage [1]. If someone is interested mostly in multi-day tourism trips, the touring bike is a better choice. | 4.0176191329956 |
| 71 | gravel bike or touring bike | [1]. the key difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers. they are designed to ride best under load whereas gravel bikes will ride well with lighter loads. summary gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross and even mountain bikes. they are a do-it-all option for people who only want one bike in the garage. [2]. ✔ fall 3. the gravel bike: what is it and what are its characteristics? the gravel bike is basically the ancestor of the mountain bike. the gravel bike is a great all-around touring bike and a good in-between of a road bike and a mountain bike. its drop handlebars allow for adventure on a variety of surfaces and terrains. the reach to the handlebars is longer and offers more speed and ergonomics, thus more comfort during long rides. several brands like brodie, felt, garneau and gt design gravel bikes. [3]. gravel bikes are one of the fastest-growing categories of bikes, having risen from relative obscurity to become commonplace in stores in a very short time. to the untrained eye they look similar to a traditional road or touring bike but the differences, while subtle, are important when it comes to riding effectively, efficiently and comfortably across mixed terrain. ' gravel' in essence means the freedom to ride wherever you want. . these bikes take you beyond the pavement to cycle trails, dirt paths, fire roads and backcountry roads. they're ideal for adventuring and perform well as a day-to-day ride. [4]. both can take larger tyres should you wish. wide tyres, comfort and stable handling sound like features of a gravel bike, but a gravel bike is designed around off-road riding, whereas the majority of traditional touring bikes are designed with tarmac in mind. clearances are typically much more generous on gravel bikes. robert smith although you could fit knobbly tyres or ride unmetalled surfaces, a touring bike will usually come equipped with road-going rubber. clearance to cope with mud build-up may not be as generous as on a gravel bike either. [5]. designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still delivering performance on the road, gravel or adventure bikes are a hybrid of a cyclocross and touring bicycle with disc brakes to provide the power necessary to stop a fully laden machine. wider tyres that can cope with multiple surfaces and a slacker head-tube angle add comfort, leaving you free to choose the path less travelled and access dirt roads and bridleways that are inaccessible to other vehicles. |
The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers to carry more weight [1], whereas gravel bikes are designed to ride well with lighter loads [1]. Gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross, touring, and even mountain bikes [1], and feature drop handlebars [2], a shorter reach to the handlebars [2], wider tyres than on road bikes [4], and a slacker head-tube angle [5]. They are the perfect option for those who only want one bike in the garage [1]. If someone is interested mostly in multi-day tourism trips, the touring bike is a better choice. | 4.0176191329956 | ||
| 72 | gravel bike or touring bike | [1]. the key difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers. they are designed to ride best under load whereas gravel bikes will ride well with lighter loads. summary gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross and even mountain bikes. they are a do-it-all option for people who only want one bike in the garage. [2]. ✔ fall 3. the gravel bike: what is it and what are its characteristics? the gravel bike is basically the ancestor of the mountain bike. the gravel bike is a great all-around touring bike and a good in-between of a road bike and a mountain bike. its drop handlebars allow for adventure on a variety of surfaces and terrains. the reach to the handlebars is longer and offers more speed and ergonomics, thus more comfort during long rides. several brands like brodie, felt, garneau and gt design gravel bikes. [3]. gravel bikes are one of the fastest-growing categories of bikes, having risen from relative obscurity to become commonplace in stores in a very short time. to the untrained eye they look similar to a traditional road or touring bike but the differences, while subtle, are important when it comes to riding effectively, efficiently and comfortably across mixed terrain. ' gravel' in essence means the freedom to ride wherever you want. . these bikes take you beyond the pavement to cycle trails, dirt paths, fire roads and backcountry roads. they're ideal for adventuring and perform well as a day-to-day ride. [4]. both can take larger tyres should you wish. wide tyres, comfort and stable handling sound like features of a gravel bike, but a gravel bike is designed around off-road riding, whereas the majority of traditional touring bikes are designed with tarmac in mind. clearances are typically much more generous on gravel bikes. robert smith although you could fit knobbly tyres or ride unmetalled surfaces, a touring bike will usually come equipped with road-going rubber. clearance to cope with mud build-up may not be as generous as on a gravel bike either. [5]. designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still delivering performance on the road, gravel or adventure bikes are a hybrid of a cyclocross and touring bicycle with disc brakes to provide the power necessary to stop a fully laden machine. wider tyres that can cope with multiple surfaces and a slacker head-tube angle add comfort, leaving you free to choose the path less travelled and access dirt roads and bridleways that are inaccessible to other vehicles. |
The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and are designed to be ridden under load [1]. Gravel bikes are a do-it-all option that take elements from road, cyclocross, and mountain bikes [2]. They are designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still providing performance on the road [5], and are ideal for adventuring and everyday riding [3]. Gravel bikes typically have larger clearances and tyres than traditional touring bikes [4]. Thus, depending on the type of terrain and the amount of weight one needs to carry, it may be more suitable to choose either a gravel bike or a touring bike. | 8.6229593753815 | ||
| 73 | Provide a guide to starting an EV company from scratch | [1]. recently, numerous new participants have entered the ev space, attracted by the vast potential in volume and conducive business cases for early electrification adoption. many new companies are start-ups building commercial evs from scratch. hence, they introduce new and dedicated platforms for electrification that make the vehicle highly efficient. some of the top start-ups in this space are arrival, tesla, rivian, lion electric, hyzon motors, volta trucks, electric last mile solutions (elms), and nikola motors. these companies are anticipated to play a significant role in transforming the commercial vehicle (cv) industry toward an electric ecosystem. [2]. however, the reluctance of the traditional manufacturers towards transitioning to evs has left an opening for teams of highly experienced industry professionals to start from scratch and create their own vehicles. the landscape is a challenging one, but ev start-ups can benefit from a clean slate, without the legacy of an ice-based history hindering their efforts. the proposals presented by the likes of sono motors , lightyear and rivian are undeniably bold, suggesting new or enhanced features not currently available in the market, such as energy harvesting , level 4 autonomy, app-based ride-sharing, increased connectivity, and superior infotainment. [3]. there are many elements to be taken into consideration while developing an ev from the scratch: background: the process of building an electric four-wheeled vehicle from scratch requires a lot of ideation and r&d, followed by actions to be able to finally realize the vision. prototyping of a vehicle in a startup is very different from that of a larger existing oems. for a typical oem, it starts with market research, concept development, initial vehicle specifications, packaging and layout, benchmarking, sketching, modelling, engineering, virtual verification, prototyping, homologation, testing, and manufacturing. [4]. the ev startup has an in-house design team that visioned the product and created it from scratch. however, the company has not disclosed vehicle details, including its price and specifications. [5]. perkins and murmann ( 2018 ) advance a provocative thesis, based on tesla motors, that ‘a well-funded company could develop a new electric vehicle (ev) from scratch and move it into production within 3 to 5 years. . . .’ |
Starting an EV company from scratch requires a significant amount of research and development, as well as careful planning and execution [1]. The process should begin with market research to understand consumer needs and preferences, followed by concept development and initial vehicle specifications [3]. It is also important to consider features such as energy harvesting, autonomous capabilities, connectivity, and infotainment [2]. The development process should include sketching, modelling, engineering, virtual verification, prototyping, homologation, testing, and manufacturing [3]. According to Perkins and Murmann [5], with sufficient funding, a company can develop an EV from scratch and move it into production within 3 to 5 years. | 7.9784536361694 | ||
| 74 | will property price drop with increasing interest rate | [1]. anz economists predict that property prices nationwide will drop by up to 20 per cent by the end of 2023 due in part to increased interest rates, with prices expected to begin recovery in 2024. but the relatively pricey suburbs that are proving most resilient may hit 2024 already with a spring in their step. [2]. unlike many years ago when falling interest rates increased demand for property and caused property prices to rise, the most recent drops in the cash rate have not increased demand because consumer confidence is very low,” mr koulizos told savings.com.au. “ what will assist property prices to increase is if the lending institutions change their policies so as to make it easier to borrow money. “ as was shown in 2011 the availability of the stimulus money had dried up and caused property prices to fall. [3]. interest rate movement is also a major consideration whose importance cannot be exaggerated. in a rising interest rate environment, property prices tend to peak out and start declining. this indicates a favorable condition for renting, because your rent will adjust more favorably than your mortgage: rent declines with lower property prices, while mortgage payment increases with higher rates. not only that, owning a property during a market downturn can result in significant financial losses. [4]. it is feared that many buy to let investors will simply loose their nerve and start selling property. property prices have remained buoyant because of buy to let interest and the limited amount of housing stock coming on to the market. if interest rates continue to rise and a glut of property becomes available to purchase, property prices will drop as buyers will have more options to choose from. information released by the chartered institute of surveyors shows that tenants are experiencing the biggest increase in rent increases since they started taking records in 1998. [5]. for almost two years weary buyers have been waiting for this hot market to simmer, but those in the real estate industry caution this approach. “ if prices do drop, it’s likely because interest rates will increase,” schoen said. “[ buyers] are going to be paying a higher price on the house or paying a higher interest rate, but you could be paying the same monthly payment either way.” the national association of realtors’ 2022 forecast predicts there will be two interest rate hikes next year. |
Yes, property prices will drop with increasing interest rates, as ANZ economists predict that property prices nationwide will drop by up to 20 per cent by the end of 2023 [1], and consumer confidence is very low which does not help increase demand for property [2]. Additionally, rising interest rates tend to peak out and start declining, resulting in a favorable condition for renting [3]. Moreover, if interest rates continue to rise and a glut of property becomes available to purchase, property prices will drop as buyers will have more options to choose from [4]. Lastly, the National Association of Realtors' 2022 forecast predicts there will be two interest rate hikes next year [5], which means buyers will be paying a higher price on the house or a higher interest rate, but with the same monthly payment [5]. | 7.0505676269531 | ||
| 75 | gravel bike or touring bike | [1]. the key difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers. they are designed to ride best under load whereas gravel bikes will ride well with lighter loads. summary gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross and even mountain bikes. they are a do-it-all option for people who only want one bike in the garage. [2]. ✔ fall 3. the gravel bike: what is it and what are its characteristics? the gravel bike is basically the ancestor of the mountain bike. the gravel bike is a great all-around touring bike and a good in-between of a road bike and a mountain bike. its drop handlebars allow for adventure on a variety of surfaces and terrains. the reach to the handlebars is longer and offers more speed and ergonomics, thus more comfort during long rides. several brands like brodie, felt, garneau and gt design gravel bikes. [3]. gravel bikes are one of the fastest-growing categories of bikes, having risen from relative obscurity to become commonplace in stores in a very short time. to the untrained eye they look similar to a traditional road or touring bike but the differences, while subtle, are important when it comes to riding effectively, efficiently and comfortably across mixed terrain. ' gravel' in essence means the freedom to ride wherever you want. . these bikes take you beyond the pavement to cycle trails, dirt paths, fire roads and backcountry roads. they're ideal for adventuring and perform well as a day-to-day ride. [4]. both can take larger tyres should you wish. wide tyres, comfort and stable handling sound like features of a gravel bike, but a gravel bike is designed around off-road riding, whereas the majority of traditional touring bikes are designed with tarmac in mind. clearances are typically much more generous on gravel bikes. robert smith although you could fit knobbly tyres or ride unmetalled surfaces, a touring bike will usually come equipped with road-going rubber. clearance to cope with mud build-up may not be as generous as on a gravel bike either. [5]. designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still delivering performance on the road, gravel or adventure bikes are a hybrid of a cyclocross and touring bicycle with disc brakes to provide the power necessary to stop a fully laden machine. wider tyres that can cope with multiple surfaces and a slacker head-tube angle add comfort, leaving you free to choose the path less travelled and access dirt roads and bridleways that are inaccessible to other vehicles. |
The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and are designed to be ridden under load [1]. Gravel bikes are a do-it-all option that take elements from road, cyclocross, and mountain bikes [2]. They are designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still providing performance on the road [5], and are ideal for adventuring and everyday riding [3]. Gravel bikes typically have larger clearances and tyres than traditional touring bikes [4]. Thus, depending on the type of terrain and the amount of weight one needs to carry, it may be more suitable to choose either a gravel bike or a touring bike. | 8.6229593753815 | ||
| 76 | gravel bike or touring bike | [1]. the key difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers. they are designed to ride best under load whereas gravel bikes will ride well with lighter loads. summary gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross and even mountain bikes. they are a do-it-all option for people who only want one bike in the garage. [2]. ✔ fall 3. the gravel bike: what is it and what are its characteristics? the gravel bike is basically the ancestor of the mountain bike. the gravel bike is a great all-around touring bike and a good in-between of a road bike and a mountain bike. its drop handlebars allow for adventure on a variety of surfaces and terrains. the reach to the handlebars is longer and offers more speed and ergonomics, thus more comfort during long rides. several brands like brodie, felt, garneau and gt design gravel bikes. [3]. gravel bikes are one of the fastest-growing categories of bikes, having risen from relative obscurity to become commonplace in stores in a very short time. to the untrained eye they look similar to a traditional road or touring bike but the differences, while subtle, are important when it comes to riding effectively, efficiently and comfortably across mixed terrain. ' gravel' in essence means the freedom to ride wherever you want. . these bikes take you beyond the pavement to cycle trails, dirt paths, fire roads and backcountry roads. they're ideal for adventuring and perform well as a day-to-day ride. [4]. both can take larger tyres should you wish. wide tyres, comfort and stable handling sound like features of a gravel bike, but a gravel bike is designed around off-road riding, whereas the majority of traditional touring bikes are designed with tarmac in mind. clearances are typically much more generous on gravel bikes. robert smith although you could fit knobbly tyres or ride unmetalled surfaces, a touring bike will usually come equipped with road-going rubber. clearance to cope with mud build-up may not be as generous as on a gravel bike either. [5]. designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still delivering performance on the road, gravel or adventure bikes are a hybrid of a cyclocross and touring bicycle with disc brakes to provide the power necessary to stop a fully laden machine. wider tyres that can cope with multiple surfaces and a slacker head-tube angle add comfort, leaving you free to choose the path less travelled and access dirt roads and bridleways that are inaccessible to other vehicles. |
The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers to carry more weight [1], whereas gravel bikes are designed to ride well with lighter loads [1]. Gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross, touring, and even mountain bikes [1], and feature drop handlebars [2], a shorter reach to the handlebars [2], wider tyres than on road bikes [4], and a slacker head-tube angle [5]. They are the perfect option for those who only want one bike in the garage [1]. If someone is interested mostly in multi-day tourism trips, the touring bike is a better choice. | 4.0176191329956 | ||
| 77 | gravel bike or touring bike | [1]. the key difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and tend to be built tougher with more space for racks and panniers. they are designed to ride best under load whereas gravel bikes will ride well with lighter loads. summary gravel bikes borrow elements from the road, cyclocross and even mountain bikes. they are a do-it-all option for people who only want one bike in the garage. [2]. ✔ fall 3. the gravel bike: what is it and what are its characteristics? the gravel bike is basically the ancestor of the mountain bike. the gravel bike is a great all-around touring bike and a good in-between of a road bike and a mountain bike. its drop handlebars allow for adventure on a variety of surfaces and terrains. the reach to the handlebars is longer and offers more speed and ergonomics, thus more comfort during long rides. several brands like brodie, felt, garneau and gt design gravel bikes. [3]. gravel bikes are one of the fastest-growing categories of bikes, having risen from relative obscurity to become commonplace in stores in a very short time. to the untrained eye they look similar to a traditional road or touring bike but the differences, while subtle, are important when it comes to riding effectively, efficiently and comfortably across mixed terrain. ' gravel' in essence means the freedom to ride wherever you want. . these bikes take you beyond the pavement to cycle trails, dirt paths, fire roads and backcountry roads. they're ideal for adventuring and perform well as a day-to-day ride. [4]. both can take larger tyres should you wish. wide tyres, comfort and stable handling sound like features of a gravel bike, but a gravel bike is designed around off-road riding, whereas the majority of traditional touring bikes are designed with tarmac in mind. clearances are typically much more generous on gravel bikes. robert smith although you could fit knobbly tyres or ride unmetalled surfaces, a touring bike will usually come equipped with road-going rubber. clearance to cope with mud build-up may not be as generous as on a gravel bike either. [5]. designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still delivering performance on the road, gravel or adventure bikes are a hybrid of a cyclocross and touring bicycle with disc brakes to provide the power necessary to stop a fully laden machine. wider tyres that can cope with multiple surfaces and a slacker head-tube angle add comfort, leaving you free to choose the path less travelled and access dirt roads and bridleways that are inaccessible to other vehicles. |
The key difference between a gravel bike and a touring bike is that touring bikes can carry a lot more weight and are designed to be ridden under load [1]. Gravel bikes are a do-it-all option that take elements from road, cyclocross, and mountain bikes [2]. They are designed to tackle light off-road conditions while still providing performance on the road [5], and are ideal for adventuring and everyday riding [3]. Gravel bikes typically have larger clearances and tyres than traditional touring bikes [4]. Thus, depending on the type of terrain and the amount of weight one needs to carry, it may be more suitable to choose either a gravel bike or a touring bike. | 8.6229593753815 | ||
| 78 | what makes Mustafa so popular in Singapore? | [1]. a large proportion of foods sold at mustafa centre are of indian origin while it also sells other global brands including electronics products, being most popular among indian tourists visiting singapore. pti gs rax.. . [2]. be sure to save space though, as singapore's diverse dining options are difficult to resist. equally vibrant is the district of little india. follow the scent of delicate jasmine and aromatic spices and you'll soon come face to face with the popular mustafa centre, where bargain hunters can shop to their hearts’ content. sitting proudly in the centre of little india is the house of tan teng niah, quite likely singapore's most colourful building. walk a little further and discover sri srinivasa perumal and sri veeramakaliamman. [3]. why mustafa centre is special ? being well known as one of the biggest and cheapest shopping places in singapore, mustafa centre is a favorite place of many tourists and local residents. this shopping centre opens 24 hours per day and offers all kinds of products so you can shop there at anytime. [4]. mustafa centre: open 24 hours, this store almost has a cult following among singaporeans. with unbeatable prices and an enormous variety of goods, mustafa center stands tall among all the other shops in little india. international foods, jewelry, vegetables, electronics, clothes, medicine, meat and the list goes on. they sell plenty of inexpensive singaporean souvenirs, a popular buy among tourists. [5]. mustafa supermarket in “little india” which imports from multiple countries (including the united states) which is very popular amongst the migrant workers and tourists. specialty grocers such as: scoops wholefoods, the source bulk food, ryan’s, culina, little farms, huber’s, and organic and wholesome stores such as supernature, mahota. traditional “wet and dry” markets and “mom and pop” grocery stores. convenience is a key consideration in singapore, especially for time-strapped working consumers. the preference is towards modern grocery retailers that offer one-stop shopping experience. |
Mustafa Centre is a popular destination in Singapore, especially among tourists, due to its unbeatable prices [4], 24-hour availability [3], and vast selection of products [4]. It is known to be one of the biggest and cheapest shopping places in the city [3], and offers a wide variety of goods ranging from international foods, jewelry, vegetables, electronics, clothes, medicine, and souvenirs [4]. It is also located in the vibrant district of Little India [2], which adds to its appeal. Furthermore, it imports from multiple countries, including the United States [5], which makes it a favorable choice for migrants and tourists alike. | 6.5845432281494 | ||
| 79 | what makes Mustafa so popular in Singapore? | [1]. a large proportion of foods sold at mustafa centre are of indian origin while it also sells other global brands including electronics products, being most popular among indian tourists visiting singapore. pti gs rax.. . [2]. be sure to save space though, as singapore's diverse dining options are difficult to resist. equally vibrant is the district of little india. follow the scent of delicate jasmine and aromatic spices and you'll soon come face to face with the popular mustafa centre, where bargain hunters can shop to their hearts’ content. sitting proudly in the centre of little india is the house of tan teng niah, quite likely singapore's most colourful building. walk a little further and discover sri srinivasa perumal and sri veeramakaliamman. [3]. why mustafa centre is special ? being well known as one of the biggest and cheapest shopping places in singapore, mustafa centre is a favorite place of many tourists and local residents. this shopping centre opens 24 hours per day and offers all kinds of products so you can shop there at anytime. [4]. mustafa centre: open 24 hours, this store almost has a cult following among singaporeans. with unbeatable prices and an enormous variety of goods, mustafa center stands tall among all the other shops in little india. international foods, jewelry, vegetables, electronics, clothes, medicine, meat and the list goes on. they sell plenty of inexpensive singaporean souvenirs, a popular buy among tourists. [5]. mustafa supermarket in “little india” which imports from multiple countries (including the united states) which is very popular amongst the migrant workers and tourists. specialty grocers such as: scoops wholefoods, the source bulk food, ryan’s, culina, little farms, huber’s, and organic and wholesome stores such as supernature, mahota. traditional “wet and dry” markets and “mom and pop” grocery stores. convenience is a key consideration in singapore, especially for time-strapped working consumers. the preference is towards modern grocery retailers that offer one-stop shopping experience. |
Mustafa Centre in Singapore is a popular shopping centre known for its unbeatable prices and enormous variety of goods [4]. It is open 24 hours per day and offers all kinds of products, including international foods, jewelry, vegetables, electronics, clothes, medicine, meat, and Singaporean souvenirs [4]. It is a favourite among Singaporeans, owing to its unbeatable prices and enormous variety of goods [4]. It is also the largest and cheapest shopping centre in Singapore [3], and is highly rated by customers for its excellent services and products [5]. | 3.5514295101166 | ||
| 80 | is japan open for travel | [1]. japan is open for visa-free travel from 11 october. with travel paused for over two years, japan's stunning nature and spectacular attractions have had a chance to rest and rejuvenate and are now ready to welcome visitors back at their very best. as is that famous japanese hospitality - warmer, more welcoming and authentic than ever before. [2]. japan is open for visa-free travel from 11 october. with travel paused for over two years, japan's stunning nature and spectacular attractions have had a chance to rest and rejuvenate and are now ready to welcome visitors back at their very best. as is that famous japanese hospitality - warmer, more welcoming and authentic than ever before. once the capital of japan, kyoto today is home to no less than 17 unesco world heritage sites making it a haven for culture vultures and history enthusiasts. [3]. is japan open for travel? this is not a drill! japan will finally fully reopen its doors again to tourists this october 11, 2022! if like us, you’re itching to go shopping in tokyo , excited to spend a day at the new super nintendo world at universal studios , or even ready to explore the whole of japan with the super convenient jr pass , this is your time! back in june 2022, japan started to allow tourists to enter as part of small group tours coming from certain countries like singapore, australia, thailand, and the united states. [4]. japan is open for visa-free travel from 11 october. with travel paused for over two years, japan's stunning nature and spectacular attractions have had a chance to rest and rejuvenate and are now ready to welcome visitors back at their very best. as is that famous japanese hospitality - warmer, more welcoming and authentic than ever before. tokyo is the capital of japan. it is the largest city in asia, the second largest city in the world, and tokyo is also the biggest economic centre in the world! tokyo has everything you can ask of a city. [5]. on friday, the japanese government will move to end long standing travel bans impacting arrivals from as of june 10 2022, japan is open for tourism, but for a very limited number of international travelers and subject to strict requirements. |
Yes, Japan is open for travel from 11 October 2022 onwards [1]. The travel pause of over two years has allowed Japan's stunning nature and spectacular attractions to rest and rejuvenate, and these attractions are now ready to welcome visitors back with the famous Japanese hospitality that is warmer, more welcoming and authentic than ever before [2]. In June 2022, Japan started to allow tourists to enter as part of small group tours from certain countries such as Singapore, Australia, Thailand, and the United States [3]. Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is the largest city in Asia, the second largest city in the world, and the biggest economic centre in the world [4]. As of June 10 2022, Japan is open for tourism, but for a very limited number of international travelers and subject to strict requirements [5]. | 7.0411336421967 | Yes, Japan is open for travel from 11 October [1]. With travel paused for over two years [1], Japan's stunning nature and spectacular attractions have had a chance to rest and rejuvenate, and are now ready to welcome visitors back at their very best [2]. With travel paused for over two years [1], Japan's stunning nature and spectacular attractions have had a chance to rest and rejuvenate and are now ready to welcome visitors back at their very best [1]. Japan is also the largest city in Asia and the second largest city in the world [4]. | 3.7247893810272 |
| 81 | how to meditate | [1]. one of the easiest ways to meditate is to sit, stand, or lay down in a comfortable and alert position and close your eyes. after that, focus your attention on your in-breath and out-breath through the movement of your stomach or the air moving in and out of your nostrils. [2]. how to meditate? there are different ways to meditate. you can meditate by focusing on some specific thing, for example, your breath or any of your body part or an external object. this type of meditation technique helps you to bring back your wandering thoughts to your focal point. alternately, you may constantly say a mantra internally or stare at an object in front of you. the other method is called the open-monitoring meditation where you pay attention to everything happening around you but do not react. when to meditate? [3]. article summary x to meditate, start by finding a calm, peaceful spot where you can sit down without being disturbed. then, sit in a comfortable position on a chair or on the floor and close your eyes. start by breathing deeply in through your nose and out through your mouth. visualize your breath filling your lungs and leaving again, until you feel your breath settle into a rhythm. now, starting from the top of your head, slowly scan down your body from head to toe. [4]. how to meditate: a simple meditation for beginners take a comfortable seat. this might be a chair or sitting on your bed, wherever you'd like just so long as you're able to sit upright. close your eyes. take a slow, deep breath. then another. with each exhale, let your muscles soften a little further. take a moment just to settle where you are. what can you hear? what can you smell? slow your breathing and take stock of how you feel, both emotionally and physically. [5]. how to meditate most meditation is done by sitting with a particular posture in mind. here's how to get started: 1. sit down somewhere. find a place where you'd like to meditate. you can sit on a chair, on your bed, on the floor, or on a floor cushion. make sure wherever you sit is comfortable. 2. find a comfortable position. if you're sitting on the floor, cross your legs in front of you. you can also take whatever seated yoga position you like. if you're sitting in a chair, make sure your feet are resting on the floor. 3. |
One of the easiest ways to meditate is to sit, stand, or lay down in a comfortable and alert position and close your eyes [1]. You can then focus your attention on your in-breath and out-breath through the movement of your stomach or the air moving in and out of your nostrils [1]. Alternatively, you may focus on a specific thing, for example, your breath or any of your body part or an external object [2], or constantly say a mantra internally or stare at an object in front of you [2]. You can also practice open-monitoring meditation, where you pay attention to everything happening around you but do not react [2]. To start, take a comfortable seat, close your eyes and take slow, deep breaths [3, 4]. Make sure your feet are resting on the floor if you're sitting in a chair [5]. Then slowly scan down your body from head to toe [3], take stock of how you feel, both emotionally and physically [4]. | 8.7308809757233 | One of the easiest ways to meditate is to sit, stand, or lay down in a comfortable and alert position and close your eyes [1]. Then, focus your attention on your in-breath and out-breath through the movement of your stomach or the air moving in and out of your nostrils [1]. Alternatively, you can focus on something specific like your breath or a body part or an external object [2]. To meditate, first find a calm, peaceful spot and sit in a comfortable position on a chair or on the floor and close your eyes [3]. Then, start by breathing deeply in through your nose and out through your mouth [4] and visualize your breath filling your lungs and leaving again until you feel your breath settle into a rhythm [3]. Then, start from the top of your head and scan down your body from head to toe [3]. For beginners, you can take a slow deep breath and then another and let your muscles soften with each exhale [4]. | 6.1518747806549 |
| 82 | iron melting temperature | [1]. the scientists determined experimentally the melting point of iron up to 4800 degrees celsius and 2.2 million atmospheres pressure, and then used an extrapolation method to determine that at 3.3 million atmospheres, the pressure at the border between liquid and solid core, the temperature would be 6000 celsius +/- 500 degrees. [2]. the melting point of iron alloys and the melting point of steel, occur at higher temperatures, around 2,200-2,500 fahrenheit (°f) / 1,205-1,370 celsius (°c). melting points of copper alloys (including bronzes, pure copper, and brass) are lower than iron, at ranges around 1,675-1,981°f / 913-1,082°c. metals alloyed with aluminum and the aluminum melting point have a lower temperature range than copper alloys . pure aluminum melts at about 1,218 °f / 659 °c, but alloying with other elements can raise this. [3]. research steel melts at around 2,500 °f (1,370 °c) or slightly below pure iron iron melting point - 2,800 °f (1,540 °c), 1811k cast iron melting point - 1,150 °c (2,100 °f) to 1,200 °c (2,190 °f), about 300 °c lower than pure iron from [1] : [4]. melting point of carbon only steels the bare minimum temperature that any alloy of steel begins to melt is 1130 °c. steel never turns into a liquid below this temperature. pure iron ('steel' with 0% carbon) starts to melt at 1492 °c (2720 °f), and is completely liquid upon reaching 1539 °c (2802 °f). steel with 2.1% carbon by weight begins melting at 1130 °c (2066 °f), and is completely molten upon reaching 1315 °c (2400 °f). 'steel' with more than 2.1% carbon is no longer steel, but is known as cast iron . [5]. the lowest temperature at which a plain carbon steel can begin to melt, its solidus , is 1,130 °c (2,070 °f). steel never turns into a liquid below this temperature. pure iron ('steel' with 0% carbon) starts to melt at 1,492 °c (2,718 °f), and is completely liquid upon reaching 1,539 °c (2,802 °f). steel with 2.1% carbon by weight begins melting at 1,130 °c (2,070 °f), and is completely molten upon reaching 1,315 °c (2,399 °f). 'steel' with more than 2.1% carbon is no longer steel, but is known as cast iron . [ |
Answer: The melting point of iron is 2,800°F (1,540°C) [1], while the melting point of iron alloys and steel are higher, at 2,200-2,500°F (1,205-1,370°C) [2]. The lowest temperature at which plain carbon steel can begin to melt, its solidus, is 1,130°C (2,070°F) [5], while pure iron ('steel' with 0% carbon) starts to melt at 1,492°C (2,718°F) and is completely liquid upon reaching 1,539°C (2,802°F) [5]. | 8.413654088974 | ||
| 83 | what to do in singapore during chinese spring festival | [1]. add colorful decoration, mouth-watering treats, and the ongoing party, and there is nothing else you need to enjoy yourself to the maximum. what to do during the spring festival in singapore? mingle with the majority of celebrants in the merlion city’s chinatown. there, browse the stalls for attractive shopping, admire lanterns and other street decorations, and catch a performance here and there. and, leave a lot of time to do so since shows take place both day and night. also, don’t miss the fireworks and firecracker displays. [2]. celebrate chinese new year: chinese new year is one of the most important festivals celebrated in singapore and being a part of the festival is just some of the best ways to experience singapore. the celebration involves various parades, dances, exotic food, etc. go for night safari: set against the background of the secondary rainforest, the night safari is among the best things to do in singapore at night. most nature-loving souls choose this over partying and clubbing, and the experience is worth it. [3]. with chinese people counting around 3/4 of the entire populace, singapore is an attractive destination for celebrating the lunar new year. during this time, chinatown visitors attend street performances, shop till they drop at bazaars, and more. also, main festivities take place around marina bay sands and nearby esplanade waterfront promenade. since we have located focal points, let’s see now how people celebrate chinese new year in singapore. when does chinese new year take place? also known as the spring festival (chunjie), the chinese new year may occur anytime between january 21 and february 20. [4]. ambient lighting and festive decoration livens up the streets of singapore to capture the magic of the season. for six weeks in a row, the shops will spoil your attendees with end of season bargains. for the chinese new year, various neighbourhoods set the mood with traditional music, red lanterns and tempting food scents. the chingay parade is the climax of spring when more than 8,000 artists in traditional costumes provide the largest street performance and float parade in asia. [5]. during the spring festival, you can take a walk on the walls of xi'an city, enjoy the most gorgeous traditional chinese lanterns, ring the bells and beat the drums at the bell and drum tower and the little wild goose pagoda to celebrate the chinese new year, and participate in the themed tang culture activities at the grand tang mall to feel the golden age of the tang dynasty. |
During the Chinese Spring Festival in Singapore, visitors can browse the stalls for attractive shopping [1], admire lanterns and other street decorations [1], catch a performance [1], witness firework and firecracker displays [1], experience various parades, dances, and exotic food [2], and explore the night safari [2]. Additionally, they can join in the festivities around Marina Bay Sands and nearby Esplanade Waterfront Promenade [3], enjoy ambient lighting and festive decorations [4], and join the Chingay Parade, the largest street performance and float parade in Asia [4]. Moreover, they can take a walk on the walls of Xi'an city [5], enjoy traditional Chinese lanterns [5], ring the bells and beat the drums at the Bell and Drum Tower and the Little Wild Goose Pagoda [5], and participate in the themed Tang Culture activities at the Grand Tang Mall [5] to experience the golden age of the Tang Dynasty. | 7.6776218414307 | During the Chinese Spring Festival, visitors can enjoy festive lighting, lanterns, and performances in Merlion City's Chinatown [1]. Main festivities take place around Marina Bay Sands and nearby Esplanade Waterfront Promenade [3]. For those looking to celebrate the Chinese New Year in Singapore, there are plenty of activities to choose from. Besides street performances, visitors can shop till they drop at bazaars [3], attend the Chingay Parade [4], and enjoy traditional music, red lanterns, and tempting food scents [5]. During the Spring Festival, visitors can also take a walk on the walls of Xi'an City, enjoy the most gorgeous traditional Chinese lanterns, ring the bells and beat the drums at the Bell and Drum Tower and the Little Wild Goose Pagoda [5], and participate in the themed Tang culture activities at the Grand Tang Mall [5]. | 5.530752658844 |
| 84 | different types of covid vaccination | [1]. at present, there are two different “types” of covid-19 vaccines available: messenger rna (mrna) vaccines (pfizer and moderna) and viral vector vaccines (johnson & johnson and astrazeneca/oxford). [2]. there are several different types of covid-19 vaccines in development, including genetic vaccines (based on rna/dna fragments from the coronavirus to provide an immune response), viral vector vaccines (inserting coronavirus genes using an adenovirus), protein-based vaccines (using a protein fragment from the coronavirus as the antigen to produce an immune response), and whole virus vaccines (using attenuated virus). to support covid-19 vaccine development efforts, the u.s. [3]. the four types of covid-19 vaccines being used around the world are: messenger rna (mrna) vaccines viral vector vaccines protein subunit vaccines whole virus vaccines the table below provides a brief summary of the different types of covid-19 vaccines and the branded names that they’re associated with. the mrna vaccines work by teaching your body to make a protein from the novel coronavirus . this protein is called the spike protein. normally, the virus uses it to attach to and enter cells. these vaccines contain a molecule called mrna that’s surrounded by a protective lipid (fat) layer. [4]. these new vaccines do not fit this category, and in fact fit into an ideal that allow the normalisation of changing humanity and bring us one step closer to transhumanism. there are two different types of covid-19 vaccination. the first type is the mrna vaccination, and this type is the one that has generated the most discussion and criticism among alternative media circles. the vaccines that fall in this category are the pfizer and moderna injections. these jabs contain a piece of mrna, messenger rna that will enter into your cells. [5]. on this basis, there are currently four types of covid vaccines in use: viral vector vaccines, genetic vaccines using nucleic acids, virus vaccines, and protein vaccines. viral vector vaccines use an unrelated virus that infects cells and subsequently expresses the sars-cov-2 s protein gene to activate the immune response. the oxford astrazeneca (chadox1) and johnson & johnson’s (j&j) janssen (ad26.cov2.s) vaccines are examples of viral vector vaccines that are currently in use. covid-19 nucleic acid vaccines contain dna/rna encoding the surface s protein. |
The four types of Covid-19 vaccines being used around the world are mRNA vaccines [1], viral vector vaccines [2], protein subunit vaccines [3], and whole virus vaccines [3]. mRNA vaccines, such as those from Pfizer and Moderna, work by teaching the body to make a spike protein from the novel coronavirus [4]. Viral vector vaccines, such as those from Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca/Oxford, use an unrelated virus to infect cells and express the SARS-CoV-2 S protein gene to activate the immune response [5]. Protein vaccines use a protein fragment from the coronavirus as the antigen to produce an immune response [2]. Finally, whole virus vaccines use an attenuated virus to activate the immune response [2]. | 8.7894306182861 | ||
| 85 | what are some of the difficult search queries | [1]. informational searches are difficult for students because unlike a navigational or transactional search, there often isn’t a clear end point or a definitive answer. the exception to that pattern being queries like “when was jimmy carter president of the united states?” [2]. we are cautioned that if a search query is not narrowly tailored, or if the searcher does not provide much in the way of additional information beyond the query, a computing device may return too much information. this can mean that some of the most interesting or relevant information may be difficult for a searcher to find. like many patents, at the start of the description, it points out problems that a searcher may have. [3]. for some query types (especially those dominated by specific and queries). queries involving large or subqueries are difficult to optimize [4]. some queries are very simple. but others can be much more difficult. for example, what if you want to ask, “who got question four correct?” that one is a little tricky. it turns out that there are some rules for what you can and cannot query directly. luckily, those rules are fairly simple for most use cases. you can query the following directly. id: you can ask for a specific statement by the id (always in lower case) assigned by the lrs. since: you can ask for statements that were recorded after a certain time. [5]. some of the most difficult topics to search on involve syntax. for instance, suppose you ran across the following code and wanted to find out what it's doing: return (x<<2)|(y<<3)|0xff; |
Some of the most difficult search queries include [1] informational searches, which can be difficult for students because unlike a navigational or transactional search, there often isn't a clear end point or a definitive answer [1], and queries involving large or subqueries, which can be difficult to optimize [3]. Additionally, queries involving id are difficult to optimize [4], while queries involving syntax can also be difficult to understand [5]. | 3.2233228683472 | ||
| 86 | what are some of the difficult search queries | [1]. informational searches are difficult for students because unlike a navigational or transactional search, there often isn’t a clear end point or a definitive answer. the exception to that pattern being queries like “when was jimmy carter president of the united states?” [2]. we are cautioned that if a search query is not narrowly tailored, or if the searcher does not provide much in the way of additional information beyond the query, a computing device may return too much information. this can mean that some of the most interesting or relevant information may be difficult for a searcher to find. like many patents, at the start of the description, it points out problems that a searcher may have. [3]. for some query types (especially those dominated by specific and queries). queries involving large or subqueries are difficult to optimize [4]. some queries are very simple. but others can be much more difficult. for example, what if you want to ask, “who got question four correct?” that one is a little tricky. it turns out that there are some rules for what you can and cannot query directly. luckily, those rules are fairly simple for most use cases. you can query the following directly. id: you can ask for a specific statement by the id (always in lower case) assigned by the lrs. since: you can ask for statements that were recorded after a certain time. [5]. some of the most difficult topics to search on involve syntax. for instance, suppose you ran across the following code and wanted to find out what it's doing: return (x<<2)|(y<<3)|0xff; |
Some difficult search queries include queries that involve large or subqueries [3], queries that require the use of specific syntax rules and queries that involve complex code [5]. For instance, a query such as "who got question four correct?" [4] is more difficult than a more straightforward query like "when was Jimmy Carter president of the United States?" [1]. Additionally, informational searches can be difficult for students because there is not always a clear end point or definitive answer [1]. | 4.233344078064 | ||
| 87 | what is gpt3 | [1]. gpt3 is an amazing language model that can take a prompt and output a sequence of text that is legible and comprehensible and in many cases relevant to what the prompt was. what's more, we should add, gpt3 can even be applied to other domains , such as writing software code for example, which is a topic in and of its own. however, there are numerous examples where gpt3 is of course, either in a way that expresses bias, or it just produces irrelevant results. an interesting point is how we can measure the performance of models like gpt3. [2]. what is gpt-3? gpt-3, or the third generation generative pre-trained transformer, is a neural network machine learning model trained using internet data to generate any type of text. developed by openai , it requires a small amount of input text to generate large volumes of relevant and sophisticated machine-generated text. gpt-3's deep learning neural network is a model with over 175 billion machine learning parameters. to put things into scale, the largest trained language model before gpt-3 was microsoft's turing nlg model, which had 10 billion parameters. as of early 2021, gpt-3 is the largest neural network ever produced. [3]. gpt-3 is a novel artificial intelligence (ai) writing program that can rapidly prototype complex ideas, solve complex problems, and write compelling long-form content such as blog posts, whitepapers, business reviews, and product descriptions that can be used to sell and market your products to buyers across a wide range of online marketplaces. developed by engineers from accurank, lenar, and sr research labs, gpt-3’s unique property allows it to “learn by doing” — i.e., continuously improve its learning by absorbing new input as it iterates — and solve complex problems efficiently using simple rules based on its internal structure. [4]. in recent months, gpt3 - a new branch of information science - has become very topical. gpt3 is a silicon computer that was given everything available on the internet, so 175 billion words, from journalism sites, wikipedia and a host of other sources. all of this information was fed through new generative algorithms to try and reproduce meaningful texts. the gpt3 algorithm worked through all of that material, continuously, establishing statistics and correlations between topics and styles, until something seemingly magical happened. [5]. introduction: gpt-3 is an autoregressive language model that uses deep learning to produce human-like text. it is a deep learning language model trained on 175+ million parameters that makes it beditest for most nlp tasks. it is the third-generation language prediction model in the gpt-n series (and the successor to gpt-2) created by openai. gpt-3 is a language model, which means that, using sequence transduction, it can predict the likelihood of an output sequence given an input sequence. this can be used, for instance to predict which word makes the most sense given a text sequence. |
GPT3, or the third generation Generative Pre-trained Transformer, is a neural network machine learning model [1] trained using internet data to generate any type of text. Developed by OpenAI, it requires a small amount of input text to generate large volumes of relevant and sophisticated machine-generated text [2]. GPT3's deep learning neural network has over 175 billion machine learning parameters, making it the largest trained language model to date [3]. GPT3 can rapidly prototype complex ideas, solve complex problems, and write compelling long-form content [4]. It is an autoregressive language model that uses deep learning to produce human-like text, and is used for natural language processing tasks [5]. | 6.0244936943054 | GPT3 [1] is an amazing language model that can take a prompt and output a sequence of text that is legible and comprehensible, and in many cases relevant to the prompt [1]. It is the third generation of the GPT-N series and the successor to GPT-2 [5], and is a deep learning language model trained on 175 billion machine learning parameters [2]. It can rapidly prototype complex ideas, solve complex problems, and write compelling long-form content such as blog posts, whitepapers, business reviews, and product descriptions [3]. | 3.7987418174744 |
| 88 | attraction in chinatown singapore | [1]. chinatown heritage center, singapore, singapore chinatown heritage center is a popular tourist attraction in singapore due to its rich cultural significance. it features three elegantly restored shop houses that resemble their original look back in the 1950s when singapore was just starting out. the displays in this area showcase how life was like back during its inception. this place also holds workshops for kids to educate them about basic chinese traditions and festivals. other cultural sights in singapore include the peranakan museum, which houses artifacts from the asian civilization and the nei xue tang , which showcases buddhist art. [2]. visited april 2013 chinatown in singapore is a pretty big attraction amongst tourist and few would leave without having a walk through chinatown street market. lined with tents that house small shops selling souvenirs, it screams tourist attraction all over. well, can't blame them as there are probably more tourists going through the area than anyone else. there are a couple of food stalls lined up on one side and they tend to be a little pricier than the usual hawker fare. [3]. top attractions and landmarks in singapore chinatown buddha tooth relic temple : explore an adventuresome rooftop garden at this tang dynasty-style buddhist temple and museum. sri mariamman temple : soak up the colorful and mind-blowing ornamentation of singapore ’s oldest hindu temple. baba house : tour a 20th-century heritage house to learn about peranakan chinese culture and domestic life. check in to s inn chinatown , step out to buddha tooth relic temple find hostels & hotels in chinatown singapore 5. [4]. chinatown offers a distinct chinese charm that cannot be found in other areas in singapore, a predominantly chinese city. get lost in the narrow alleyways and immerse in chinese culture and tradition. explore the temples, visit museums, and check out the local shophouses. hungry? head to the hawker stalls and gorge on mouthwatering street food. a myriad of culturally rich souvenirs is available at the area’s night street market to complete your chinatown tour. top attractions in chinatown: go back in time at the chinatown heritage centre and get a glimpse of early life in singapore. [5]. location : chinatown is a famous heritage district, renowned as one of the best places to visit in the merlion city. its nearby attractions include buddha tooth relic temple, sri mariamman temple, chinatown heritage centre, chinatown food street, singapore gallery, and maxwell hawker centre. |
Chinatown in Singapore is a popular tourist attraction due to its rich cultural significance [1]. It is home to a variety of attractions and landmarks, such as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple [3], Sri Mariamman Temple [3], Baba House [3], Chinatown Heritage Centre [4], Chinatown Food Street [4], and Maxwell Hawker Centre [5]. Visitors can explore the narrow alleyways, check out the local shop houses, enjoy the delicious street food, and purchase souvenirs at the night street market [4]. | 4.7816677093506 | Chinatown in Singapore is a popular tourist attraction due to its rich cultural significance [1]. It features three elegantly restored shop houses that resemble their original look back in the 1950s when Singapore was just starting out [1], as well as workshops for kids to educate them about basic Chinese traditions and festivals [1]. Other cultural sights in Singapore include the Peranakan Museum [1], which houses artifacts from the Asian civilization, and the Nei Xue Tang [1], which showcases Buddhist art. Top attractions and landmarks in Singapore Chinatown include Buddha Tooth Relic Temple [3], Sri Mariaamman Temple [3], Baba House [3], S Inn Chinatown [3], and the Night Street Market [3]. | 4.6203899383545 |
| 89 | covid19 symptom | [1]. the most common signs and symptoms of covid 19 are fever, dry cough, and tiredness. the less common symptoms of covid 19 are sore throat, aches and pains, diarrhea, conjunctivitis, loss of taste or smell, headache, a rash on the skin, or discoloration of fingers or toes. the serious symptoms of covid 19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing, pressure or pain in the chest, and loss of speech or movement. [2]. covid-19 symptoms according to the cdc , the most common symptoms of covid-19 are tiredness, cough and fever. the severe symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing and loss of speech or movement. the mild symptoms include sore throat, diarrhea, headache, conjunctivitis, aches and pains, a rash on skin, discoloration of fingers or toes and loss of smell or taste. related article : facebook removes covid-19 vaccine false claims, debunked by medical experts to prevent imminent harm this article is owned by tech times written by sieeka khan [3]. signs or symptoms of covid-19 include: fever or chills cough shortness of breath or difficulty breathing fatigue muscle or body aches headache new loss of taste or smell sore throat congestion or runny nose nausea or vomiting diarrhea [4]. signs or symptoms of covid-19 include: fever or chills cough shortness of breath or difficulty breathing fatigue muscle or body aches headache new loss of taste or smell sore throat congestion or runny nose nausea or vomiting diarrhea [5]. symptoms of covid-19 include any of the following: fever, cough, loss of taste or smell, difficulty breathing, tiredness, and muscle aches and pain, nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea, abdominal pain, sore throat, runny nose, nasal congestion, decreased or lack of appetite, headache and pink eye |
The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever [1], dry cough [1], and tiredness [1]. Less common symptoms include sore throat [1], aches and pains [1], diarrhea [1], conjunctivitis [1], loss of taste or smell [1], headache [1], a rash on the skin [1], or discoloration of fingers or toes [1]. Severe symptoms of COVID-19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing [2], pressure or pain in the chest [2], and loss of speech or movement [2]. The CDC also lists fever or chills [3], cough [3], shortness of breath or difficulty breathing [3], fatigue [3], muscle or body aches [3], headache [3], new loss of taste or smell [3], sore throat [3], congestion or runny nose [3], nausea or vomiting [3], and diarrhea [3] as symptoms of COVID-19 [4,5]. | 10.794031381607 | The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, dry cough, and tiredness [1], as well as sore throat, aches and pains, diarrhea, conjunctivitis, loss of taste or smell, headache, a rash on the skin, or discoloration of fingers or toes [1]. The most serious symptoms of COVID-19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing, pressure or pain in the chest, and loss of speech or movement [1]. Other symptoms of COVID-19 include muscle or body aches, headache, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, sore throat, runny nose, nasal congestion, decreased or lack of appetite, headache, and pink eye [5]. | 4.8962924480438 |
| 90 | covid19 symptom | [1]. the most common signs and symptoms of covid 19 are fever, dry cough, and tiredness. the less common symptoms of covid 19 are sore throat, aches and pains, diarrhea, conjunctivitis, loss of taste or smell, headache, a rash on the skin, or discoloration of fingers or toes. the serious symptoms of covid 19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing, pressure or pain in the chest, and loss of speech or movement. [2]. covid-19 symptoms according to the cdc , the most common symptoms of covid-19 are tiredness, cough and fever. the severe symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing and loss of speech or movement. the mild symptoms include sore throat, diarrhea, headache, conjunctivitis, aches and pains, a rash on skin, discoloration of fingers or toes and loss of smell or taste. related article : facebook removes covid-19 vaccine false claims, debunked by medical experts to prevent imminent harm this article is owned by tech times written by sieeka khan [3]. signs or symptoms of covid-19 include: fever or chills cough shortness of breath or difficulty breathing fatigue muscle or body aches headache new loss of taste or smell sore throat congestion or runny nose nausea or vomiting diarrhea [4]. signs or symptoms of covid-19 include: fever or chills cough shortness of breath or difficulty breathing fatigue muscle or body aches headache new loss of taste or smell sore throat congestion or runny nose nausea or vomiting diarrhea [5]. symptoms of covid-19 include any of the following: fever, cough, loss of taste or smell, difficulty breathing, tiredness, and muscle aches and pain, nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea, abdominal pain, sore throat, runny nose, nasal congestion, decreased or lack of appetite, headache and pink eye |
The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, dry cough, and tiredness [1], as well as sore throat, aches and pains, diarrhea, conjunctivitis, loss of taste or smell, headache, a rash on the skin, or discoloration of fingers or toes [1]. The most serious symptoms of COVID-19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing, pressure or pain in the chest, and loss of speech or movement [1]. Other symptoms of COVID-19 include muscle or body aches, headache, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, sore throat, runny nose, nasal congestion, decreased or lack of appetite, headache, and pink eye [5]. | 4.8962924480438 | ||
| 91 | covid19 symptom | [1]. the most common signs and symptoms of covid 19 are fever, dry cough, and tiredness. the less common symptoms of covid 19 are sore throat, aches and pains, diarrhea, conjunctivitis, loss of taste or smell, headache, a rash on the skin, or discoloration of fingers or toes. the serious symptoms of covid 19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing, pressure or pain in the chest, and loss of speech or movement. [2]. covid-19 symptoms according to the cdc , the most common symptoms of covid-19 are tiredness, cough and fever. the severe symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing and loss of speech or movement. the mild symptoms include sore throat, diarrhea, headache, conjunctivitis, aches and pains, a rash on skin, discoloration of fingers or toes and loss of smell or taste. related article : facebook removes covid-19 vaccine false claims, debunked by medical experts to prevent imminent harm this article is owned by tech times written by sieeka khan [3]. signs or symptoms of covid-19 include: fever or chills cough shortness of breath or difficulty breathing fatigue muscle or body aches headache new loss of taste or smell sore throat congestion or runny nose nausea or vomiting diarrhea [4]. signs or symptoms of covid-19 include: fever or chills cough shortness of breath or difficulty breathing fatigue muscle or body aches headache new loss of taste or smell sore throat congestion or runny nose nausea or vomiting diarrhea [5]. symptoms of covid-19 include any of the following: fever, cough, loss of taste or smell, difficulty breathing, tiredness, and muscle aches and pain, nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea, abdominal pain, sore throat, runny nose, nasal congestion, decreased or lack of appetite, headache and pink eye |
The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever [1], dry cough [1], and tiredness [1]. Less common symptoms include sore throat [1], aches and pains [1], diarrhea [1], conjunctivitis [1], loss of taste or smell [1], headache [1], a rash on the skin [1], or discoloration of fingers or toes [1]. Severe symptoms of COVID-19 include shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing [2], pressure or pain in the chest [2], and loss of speech or movement [2]. The CDC also lists fever or chills [3], cough [3], shortness of breath or difficulty breathing [3], fatigue [3], muscle or body aches [3], headache [3], new loss of taste or smell [3], sore throat [3], congestion or runny nose [3], nausea or vomiting [3], and diarrhea [3] as symptoms of COVID-19 [4,5]. | 10.794031381607 | ||
| 92 | iphone model | [1]. for the iphone 6 and 6 plus , that is model a1586 and a1524. for the iphone 6s and 6s plus , that is model a1688 and a1687. you can identify the particular model you're buying on the outside of your iphone's box or on the back of the phone itself. this may seem like an unnecessary step, but getting an iphone that covers the most bands raises your probability of connecting to more carriers in more countries (and at faster speeds). [2]. iphone first generation (model a1203) the iphone is the first product of the apple iphones’ series. it was announced in january 9, 2007 and was later released in june 29, 2007. it is one successful product of the apple inc. ran for some time before it later was cancelled due to advancement of technology. it is the only iphone with the 2g network. [3]. iphone models: iphone 6s, iphone 6s plus, iphone 6, iphone 6 plus, iphone 5s, iphone 5c, iphone 5 and iphone 4s [4]. iphone models: iphone 5 5c 5s . iphone 6 6s 6 iphone 6 plus/ 6s plus iphone 7 iphone 7 plus iphone 8 iphone 8 plus iphone x iphone xs iphone xr iphone xs max iphone 11 iphone 11 pro iphone 11 pro max iphone 12 mini iphone 12 iphone 12 pro iphone 12 pro max ipad models ipad with retina display . ipad mini 1/2/3/4 ipad pro ipod models ipod nano 7th generation . [5]. supported iphone models include iphone xr , iphone xs , iphone xs max , iphone 11 , iphone 11 pro , iphone 11 pro max , iphone se (2020) , iphone 12 mini , iphone 12 , iphone 12 pro , and iphone 12 pro max . |
The latest iphone models available are the iphone 12 mini, iphone 12, iphone 12 pro, and iphone 12 pro max [4], which were released in 2020. Other supported models include the iphone xr, iphone xs, iphone xs max, iphone 11, iphone 11 pro, iphone 11 pro max, iphone se (2020) [5]. If you're looking for an older model, you can also find the iphone 6s and 6s plus (model a1688 and a1687) [1], iphone 6 and 6 plus (model a1586 and a1524) [1], iphone 5s, iphone 5c, iphone 5 [3], and iphone 4s [2], as well as the first generation iphone (model a1203) [2]. | 7.2914083003998 | The iphone models include the iPhone 6s [1], iPhone 6s Plus [1], iPhone 6 [1], iPhone 6 Plus [1], iPhone 5s [1], iPhone 5c [1], iPhone 5 [1], iPhone 4S [1], and iPhone First Generation (Model A1203) [2]. These models are characterized by the outside of the iphone's box or the back of the phone itself [1]. | 2.6752517223358 |
| 93 | seo service | [1]. seo service is a kind of service utilized by search engine marketing experts to improve the traffic and the sale of their customer's website. it helps businesses by providing them with all kinds of search engine optimisation services that would aid them in fostering their ranking in the search engine results pages (serps). [2]. seo services is a search engine optimization company specializing in both on-page and off-page optimization in order to achieve high rankings. [3]. seo service is one of the technology through which a single or a team of people can make a product or a service visible to users in today's world. it is a new and optimal way to market or promote a products, services, a cause, a article, new tech, a campaign and many other things. it is the new and growing way to make people aware of the things or objects the world is offering today. [4]. seo services are search engine optimization services intended to increase visibility and ultimately organic search traffic to websites. these are often provided by agencies or freelancers who are experts in all aspects of seo [5]. search engine optimization (seo) services are search engine optimization services that aim to increase visibility and ultimately provide organic search traffic to your website. they are often provided by agencies or freelancers specializing in all aspects of seo. |
Seo service is a kind of service utilized by search engine marketing experts to improve the traffic and the sale of their customer's website [1]. It is a search engine optimization company specializing in both on-page and off-page optimization in order to achieve high rankings [2]. It is also a technology through which a single or a team of people can make a product or a service visible to users in today's world [3]. Moreover, it is a type of search engine optimization services that aim to increase visibility and ultimately provide organic search traffic to websites [4]. In conclusion, seo services are provided by agencies or freelancers who are experts in all aspects of seo [5]. | 7.2507338523865 | Search engine optimization (SEO) services [1] are a type of service utilized by search engine marketing experts to improve the traffic and sale of their customer's website. It helps businesses by providing them with both on-page and off-page optimization in order to achieve high rankings. SEO services [2] are one of the technology through which a single or a team of people can make a product or service visible to users in today's world. These services are often provided by agencies or freelancers specializing in all aspects of SEO [4]. | 3.3400552272797 |
| 94 | singapore rental | [1]. july 11, 2021 singapore furniture rental is a young dynamic company that 3 friends started with the goal of making an impact in the property business. they wanted to demonstrate the value of staging homes when showcasing listings for faster sales. in addition to being the top home stagers in singapore, the company also offers furniture rental services. their mission is to apply integrity as they add value and satisfy their customers. highlights the store has no physical showroom; however, you can select furniture from the available online catalogue. the delivery team is prompt , swift, and efficient. [2]. quick caveat for short term rentals in singapore singapore is an international business hub that provides house hunters with an array of accommodation options, for even short term rentals. examples of such housing options include fully-furnished serviced apartments, co-living spaces as well as hostels. an important thing to note would be that short term rental platforms such as airbnb are actually illegal in singapore. [3]. in 2018, the total rental volume for landed and non-landed homes (excluding executive condominiums) in singapore was about 88.4 thousand. the total sales of property in singapore had been slower last year due to the cooling measures introduced in july 2018. [4]. these rentals offer the added bonus of putting you right in the thick of things in singapore; instead of going to a small hotel room at the end of a busy day, you’re going home. vacations are all about creating lasting memories, and a singapore rental home makes it easy to create good ones. whether you’re getting the college crowd back together or bringing along your folks and your kids, a trip to singapore is sure to be a winner. [5]. singapore has a small private rental sector, mostly serving expatriates. in the local sector 81% of all rental units are owned by the hbd. since 2014 many expatriates have relocated from core central region to suburban and fringe areas in outside central region, according to joseph tan, cbre’s executive director (residential). |
Singapore has a vibrant rental market with options for both short-term and long-term stays. Singapore Furniture Rental [1] is a young, dynamic company that specializes in home staging and furniture rental services. Singapore also has a small private rental sector [5], mostly serving expatriates. As Airbnb rentals are illegal in Singapore [2], many vacationers opt for fully-furnished serviced apartments, co-living spaces or hostels. According to Joseph Tan, executive director (residential) of CBRE, many expatriates have relocated from core central region to suburban and fringe areas in outside central region since 2014 [5]. In 2018, the total rental volume for landed and non-landed homes (excluding executive condominiums) in Singapore was about 88.4 thousand [3], providing a great opportunity for those looking to rent a home in Singapore. Renting a home in Singapore offers the added bonus of putting people in the thick of things, making it easier to create lasting memories [4]. | 8.5347514152527 | Singapore offers a wide range of accommodation options for short term rentals [2], including fully-furnished serviced apartments, co-living spaces, and hostels [3]. It is important to note that short term rental platforms such as Airbnb are actually illegal in Singapore [4], as the total rental volume for landed and non-landed homes (excluding executive condominiums) in Singapore was about 88.4 thousand in 2018 [3]. | 2.8242700099945 |
| 95 | wireguard | [1]. wireguard is a communication protocol and free and open-source software that implements encrypted virtual private networks, and was designed with the goals of ease of use, high speed performance, and low attack surface [2]. what is wireguard? wireguard is an simple yet fast and modern vpn that utilizes state-of-art cryptography while aiming to be faster, simpler and more useful than ipsec. [3]. wireguard is a modern, simple, and secure vpn that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. considered an alternative to openvpn , it can be used to create secure connections. its goals are to be fast, simple, lean, and easy to configure. wireguard consists of two components: userspace tools and a kernel module. [4]. what is wireguard? wireguard® is an extremely simple yet fast and modern vpn that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. it aims to be faster, simpler, leaner, and more useful than ipsec, while avoiding the massive headache. it intends to be considerably more performant than openvpn. wireguard is designed as a general purpose vpn for running on embedded interfaces and super computers alike, fit for many different circumstances. initially released for the linux kernel, it is now cross-platform (windows, macos, bsd, ios, android) and widely deployable. [5]. wireguard is a high-performance vpn solution that runs in the linux kernel. it uses modern cryptography and is easier to configure than many other vpn solutions. additionally, wireguard’s small codebase reduces the surface for attacks and, therefore, improves security. for authentication and encryption, wireguard uses keys similar to ssh. |
Wireguard is a communication protocol and free and open-source software [1] that implements encrypted virtual private networks and is designed with the goals of ease of use, high speed performance, and low attack surface. Wireguard is a modern, simple, and secure VPN [2] that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography and aims to be faster, simpler, and more useful than IPsec [2]. It consists of two components: userspace tools and a kernel module [3] and is considered an alternative to OpenVPN [3]. Wireguard is designed to be a general purpose VPN for running on embedded interfaces and super computers alike, fit for many different circumstances [4]. It is also considered more performant than OpenVPN [4]. | 4.6949353218079 | ||
| 96 | wireguard | [1]. wireguard is a communication protocol and free and open-source software that implements encrypted virtual private networks, and was designed with the goals of ease of use, high speed performance, and low attack surface [2]. what is wireguard? wireguard is an simple yet fast and modern vpn that utilizes state-of-art cryptography while aiming to be faster, simpler and more useful than ipsec. [3]. wireguard is a modern, simple, and secure vpn that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. considered an alternative to openvpn , it can be used to create secure connections. its goals are to be fast, simple, lean, and easy to configure. wireguard consists of two components: userspace tools and a kernel module. [4]. what is wireguard? wireguard® is an extremely simple yet fast and modern vpn that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. it aims to be faster, simpler, leaner, and more useful than ipsec, while avoiding the massive headache. it intends to be considerably more performant than openvpn. wireguard is designed as a general purpose vpn for running on embedded interfaces and super computers alike, fit for many different circumstances. initially released for the linux kernel, it is now cross-platform (windows, macos, bsd, ios, android) and widely deployable. [5]. wireguard is a high-performance vpn solution that runs in the linux kernel. it uses modern cryptography and is easier to configure than many other vpn solutions. additionally, wireguard’s small codebase reduces the surface for attacks and, therefore, improves security. for authentication and encryption, wireguard uses keys similar to ssh. |
Wireguard [1] is a free and open-source software [1] that implements encrypted virtual private networks [1], and was designed with the goals of ease of use, high speed performance, and low attack surface [1]. It is a modern, simple, and secure vpn [2] that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography [3] and is considered an alternative to openvpn [3]. It is fast, simple, lean, and easy to configure [3], and consists of two components: userspace tools and a kernel module [3]. It is also cross-platform [4] and widely deployable [4], and is a high-performance vpn solution [5] with a small codebase [5] that reduces the surface for attacks and, therefore, improves security [5]. | 7.965512752533 | ||
| 97 | ibuprofen paracetamol difference | [1]. paracetamol (more commonly known as acetaminophen) and ibuprofen are both pain relievers, but there are a few differences between them. the primary difference is that ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (nsaid), meaning that it treats inflammation. paracetamol does not. for example, paracetamol can be taken to treat the pain of arthritis, but it does not treat the inflammation of the joint that causes the pain. another difference between the two is that compared to ibuprofen, paracetamol might cause less stomach discomfort. also, the two pain relievers have different drug interactions. [2]. ibuprofen is slightly gentler on your stomach than aspirin, but it does not thin your blood to the same extent. aspirin and ibuprofen reduce pain, fever and inflammation, while paracetamol reduces only pain and fever. paracetamol is gentle on the stomach, but can damage the liver if you take too many. paracetamol is also the suicide drug; you can die a painful death by knocking back as few as 25. ( [3]. paracetamol and ibuprofen are both popular painkillers and they work in slightly different ways. the real difference is that ibuprofen is classed as an nsaid (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug), which means that it works to relieve inflammation as well as ease pain. meanwhile, paracetamol can help to reduce a fever if you’re suffering from a cold or the flu. you should take whichever medication will work best to ease your symptoms or ask your pharmacist if you’re not sure which to go for. [4]. so what’s the difference between paracetamol and ibuprofen? paracetamol and ibuprofen are both popular and effective painkillers that work in different ways. ibuprofen works by blocking prostaglandins, which are produced by the body when you're ill or injured. prostaglandins cause pain and inflammation. paracetamol is not so clear cut. despite being such a widely used painkiller, scientists have been unsure exactly how paracetamol reduces pain. however, in a king's college london study in 2011 scientists discovered that paracetamol prevents pain signals sent by nerve cells to the brain - so reducing the sensation of pain. [5]. other differences... continue reading acetaminophen is only effective at relieving pain and fever, while ibuprofen relieves inflammation in addition to pain and fever. continue reading paracetamol is known as acetaminophen in the u.s. acetaminophen relieves mild-to-moderate pain, headache and fever. it's available over-the-counter as brand names such as tylenol, mapap or panadol, and also as generics and store-specific brands. there are no differences in the chemical or therapeutics uses of acetaminophen and paracetamol, although recommended doses or available products may differ between countries. |
The primary difference between paracetamol (more commonly known as acetaminophen) and ibuprofen is that ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that treats inflammation, while paracetamol does not [1]. Compared to ibuprofen, paracetamol might also cause less stomach discomfort [1]. Additionally, ibuprofen is slightly gentler on the stomach than aspirin, but it does not thin the blood to the same extent [2]. On the other hand, paracetamol is gentle on the stomach, but can damage the liver if too many are taken [2]. Furthermore, ibuprofen works by blocking prostaglandins that cause pain and inflammation, while paracetamol works by preventing pain signals sent by nerve cells to the brain [4]. Lastly, while paracetamol is only effective at relieving pain and fever, ibuprofen relieves inflammation in addition to pain and fever [5]. | 7.7403154373169 | Ibuprofen [1] is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) which is used to treat inflammation and pain, while paracetamol [1] is only effective at relieving pain and fever. Acetaminophen is available over-the-counter in the U.S. as brand names such as Tylenol, Mapap, and Panadol, and is also available as generics and store-specific brands. There are no differences in the chemical or therapeutics uses of acetaminophen and paracetamol, although recommended doses or available products may differ between countries [5]. | 4.3474950790405 |
| 98 | why is celsius better than fahrenheit | [1]. as a result, a thermometer designed for use in the air is preferable to one designed for use in water. why fahrenheit is better? the main argument for celsius is that the united states is one of only three countries (the other two being burma and liberia) that use fahrenheit instead of celsius. i'll give some context and then explain the details of . the triple point of water is defined as being precisely 273.16 k and 0.01 c. one of the novel's most defining characteristics is its stance on human nature itself. [2]. celsius (aka centigrade) is the preferred winter scale, presumably because everyone can identify easily with 0°c being the freezing point of water, rather than fahrenheit’s equivalent 32°f. but, come summer, papers switch to fahrenheit, believing that 80°f sounds much better - and possibly hotter - than 26°c (or 27°c if you round up the conversion). most, but not all, papers now carry both scales in their reports. younger readers, under 40 say, may well be baffled by the continuing use of fahrenheit and i would guess that younger reporters and sub-editors are confused too. [3]. here we see a histogram of daily temperatures that span the range of -17 to 27 °c while the range in fahrenheit is 18 to 80 °f. the main argument in favor of celsius is that it spans 0-100. however, a range of 0°f to 100°f captures more observed air temperatures than the range 0°c to 100°c. the temperature ranges that are important to human life and weather are captured better in fahrenheit. finally, in the face of the global climate crisis perhaps fahrenheit is a useful unit to communicate rising temperatures to non-scientific audiences and children. [4]. fahrenheit makes more sense for precision* and as a way of communicating air temperature in a way that relates to how humans perceive temperatures. the main argument for celsius is that the united states is one of only three countries (the other two being burma and liberia) that use fahrenheit instead of celsius. when an argument comes down to precision* and communication versus the good ol' bandwagon, the former should always (but rarely ever does) win. [ image: ged carroll via flickr | gladly corrected |
The main argument for Celsius is that it is the preferred scale used in most countries, except for the United States, Burma and Liberia [1]. Celsius provides an easier reference point for people to identify with because 0°C is the freezing point of water [2]. Additionally, Celsius spans a range of 0-100, which captures more observed air temperatures than the range 0°F to 100°F [3]. This makes Celsius more precise than Fahrenheit and more useful for communicating rising temperatures to non-scientific audiences and children [4]. | 6.9959819316864 | ||
| 99 | best airpods pro alternatives | [1]. the sony wf-1000xm4 is currently the best airpods pro alternative. we gave sony’s flagship buds a perfect score for their excellent noise cancellation, sound quality, and feature set. upgrades in hardware and new smart controls enhance useability on multiple fronts. we’re also enamored with the redesign, which is smaller and more ergonomic than past mark series true wireless releases. the beats fit pro are our runners-up, arguably the best apple earbuds . why is that? [2]. (opens in new tab) soundcore by anker life p3 bang for buck soundcore by anker is one of the best airpods pro alternatives because they bring a combination of smart design and sound quality for a very reasonable price. they also have a similar form factor to the airpods pro, if that's what you're into. (opens in new tab) that h1 chip tho when it comes to sheer sound quality and performance, the beats fit pro are truly the next best thing to airpods pro because they are packing the same apple h1 chip. [3]. we rank the best airpods pro alternatives, including models with 3d sound, adaptive noise cancellation, reverse wireless charging, and more. [4]. alternatives sony wf-1000xm4 if you don’t mind stepping out of the apple eco-system, the sony wf-1000xm4 will be the best alternatives to the apple airpods pro. they are frequently considered some of the best in-ear headphones around, offering a fantastic audio experience at a great price point. along with a comfortable fit and solid noise-cancellation, there is also a leading battery life to get you through the day. apple airpods pro (1st generation) like everything about the apple airpods pro, except for the price? [5]. editor’s note: this list of the best airpods pro alternatives was updated on november 9, 2022, to update formatting and include the bose quietcomfort earbuds ii. where are the isolation and frequency response charts? why is the sony wf-1000xm4 the best set of airpods pro alternatives? your search for the best noise cancelling true wireless earbuds ends with the sony wf-1000xm4 as long as you can afford it. |
The Sony WF-1000xm4 [1] are considered the best Airpods Pro alternatives due to their excellent noise cancellation, sound quality, feature set, and ergonomic design. They are followed closely by the Beats Fit Pro [2], which feature the same Apple H1 chip found in the Airpods Pro. Other alternatives include the Soundcore by Anker Life P3 [3], which offers a combination of smart design and sound quality for a reasonable price, and the Apple Airpods Pro (1st Generation) [4], which offer a similar experience to the Airpods Pro for a lower price point. Ultimately, the Sony WF-1000xm4 [5] are considered the best noise cancelling true wireless earbuds available. | 6.8407201766968 | The Sony XM4 [1] is currently the best alternative to the Apple Airpods Pro due to its excellent noise cancellation, sound quality, and feature set. Its redesign is smaller and more ergonomic than past Mark Series True Wireless releases, while its noise-cancellation is top-notch. However, if you're looking for a great value, the Soundcore by Anker Life P3 [2] is also an excellent choice. Additionally, the Beats Fit Pro [2] are arguably the best Apple earbuds due to their H1 chip. | 4.3651542663574 |
| 100 | birds in Jurong bird park | [1]. creative commons of the 400 species of birds at jurong bird park , 20 percent are threatened. stretching across 50 acres, the park is the largest bird park in asia, and home to 3,500 birds—ranging in species from penguins and pelicans to falcons and toucans. it’s also the only asian bird park to have an avian hospital. conservation of bird species is important to the mission of jurong bird park; the park breeds threatened species, including the blue-throated macaw and the bali mynah, to help with population numbers. [2]. jurong bird park jurong bird park covers a large area and is asia’s largest bird sanctuary with a collection of over 5000 birds with 400 different species. the waterfall aviary contains 600 birds and a 30-metre/100-foot-high waterfall. flamingo lake and pelican cove contain lots of flamingos and pelicans naturally. in one corner of the zoo, there is a section full of flightless birds such as ostriches, emus, rheas and cassowaries. the park contains 5 species of penguins including king penguins. the world of darkness houses 60 birds who live in perpetual darkness being nocturnal. [3]. jurong bird park offers the rare opportunity to interact with 400 species of birds in a park that is closest to their natural habitat. walk into waterfall aviary , the park’s biggest free-flight aviary, which shelters 600 birds and features a 30-meter waterfall. visit the asian birds at wings of asia . this zone has 500 birds including endangered species like the black-winged starling, the bali mynah, and the luzon bleeding-heart dove. feed lories at the 9-storey lory loft ! the loft is designed to reflect the vibe of the australian outback. [4]. jurong bird park, which opened on 3 january 1971, is asia's largest bird park and home to more than 5,000 birds across 400 species. 1 built at a cost of s$3.5 million, the 20.2-hectare park draws about 800,000 visitors annually. the park offers visitors an immersive experience with large open-concept displays that feature exhibits simulating the natural habitats of birds. 2 the bird park has been accorded a number of local and international awards for tourism as well as its breeding and conservation efforts over the years. [5]. 12] jurong bird park is now a world-famous bird zoo where there are specimens of magnificent bird life from around the world, including a large flock of flamingos . it is currently the world's largest bird park in terms of the number of birds, and second largest both in the number of bird species and land area (after germany's weltvogelpark walsrode ). there are 5,000 birds of 400 species in jurong bird park, of which 29 are of threatened species . [ 1] in 2006, jurong bird park completed a s$10 million makeover. |
Jurong Bird Park is Asia's largest bird sanctuary with a collection of over 5,000 birds across 400 species [2], and is home to 29 threatened species [5], of which 20 percent are blue-throated macaws and bali mynahs [1]. Visitors can interact with these birds in various areas of the park, such as the waterfall aviary [2], where visitors can walk in and interact with 600 birds and a 30-metre waterfall [2], or the Wings of Asia zone, which houses 500 birds, including endangered species like the black-winged starling, the bali mynah, and the luzon bleeding-heart dove [3]. | 5.2691397666931 | ||
| 101 | baking powder substitute | [1]. article summary x to substitute baking powder in a recipe, start by adding 1 teaspoon of baking soda to the dry ingredients for every 3 teaspoons of baking powder the recipe calls. then, add 1/4 teaspoon of lemon juice to the wet ingredients for every 1 teaspoon of baking soda you used. finally, combine the dry and wet ingredients according to your recipe and voila! the lemon juice and baking powder will react with each other and create a baking powder substitute. to learn how to use cream of tartar as a baking powder substitute, keep reading! [2]. so the next time you run of baking powder in the middle of a baking project, look around for some of these pantry staples and just wing it. here are five substitutes for baking powder: lemon juice or white vinegar: lemon juice or white vinegar is a neutral-tasting agent that reacts with baking soda to give cakes, pastries and pie a rise. to replace one tablespoon of baking powder, you will need – quarter teaspoon baking soda, half teaspoon white vinegar or lemon juice. [3]. in essence, baking powder is, at least in part, made up of baking soda. this means if you are attempting to remove baking soda and its derivatives from your recipe entirely, then baking powder is not the right substitute for you. however, if you do not have this goal in mind, then baking powder is a wonderful substitute for baking soda. keep in mind that baking powder will produce a slightly different texture than baking soda. while baking soda produces baked goods that are coarse and chewy, baking powder results in a light, fine texture. [4]. if you are truly looking to avoid using baking soda, baking powder is not a viable substitute since at its most base level, it is comprised of baking soda. with that being said, if you are not averse to a substance that contains baking soda and additional chemical agents, baking powder can be used as a substitute for baking soda in cookies. when using baking powder as a baking soda substitute, keep in mind that baking soda is much stronger than baking powder. baking soda is generally three to four times stronger than baking powder. [5]. below, we’ve listed some ingredients commonly found in kitchens that can act as a suitable substitute for baking powder. buttermilk and baking soda: as a fermented dairy product, buttermilk can have a similar leavening effect as baking powder when combined with baking soda. cream of tartar: created as a byproduct of the wine-making process, cream of tartar is an acidic white powder. combining it with baking soda allows you to mix an excellent replacement for baking powder. |
Baking powder can be replaced with a few ingredients commonly found in the kitchen. For example, lemon juice or white vinegar [2] can be combined with baking soda to give cakes, pastries and pies a rise.[2] Additionally, buttermilk [5] can have a similar leavening effect when combined with baking soda. Cream of tartar [5] is also an acidic white powder that can be mixed with baking soda to create a good replacement for baking powder. However, keep in mind that baking soda is generally three to four times stronger than baking powder [4]. | 6.6696178913116 | To substitute baking powder in a recipe, start by adding 1 teaspoon of baking soda to the dry ingredients for every 3 teaspoons of baking powder the recipe calls [1]. Then, add 1/4 teaspoon of lemon juice to the wet ingredients for every 1 teaspoon of baking powder you used [1]. Finally, combine the dry and wet ingredients according to your recipe and voila! The lemon juice and baking powder will react with each other and create a baking powder substitute [1]. If you are looking for a baking powder substitute that is three to four times stronger, baking soda is a viable option [4]. Buttermilk and baking soda can also be used as a baking powder substitute [5]. | 4.3258881568909 |
| 102 | thomson east coast line completion timeline | [1]. to span 43km, the entire thomson-east coast line was originally slated to be fully operational in 2024 and serve around 500,000 commuters daily during the initial years, before increasing to around one million commuters in the longer term. the completion of various construction projects is also expected to be delayed by up to a year, said lta. those affected include the thomson-east coast line, jurong regional line , cross island line , the circle line stage 6 and the north south corridor. [2]. the future stations of the thomson-east coast line that are currently under construction will be operational in 2023 and 2024 under stages 4 and 5, respectively. the line will run south of the planning area and have an interchange station with the downtown line at sungei bedok station, which will also be the terminus for both lines. the five future stations are: [3]. the east coast stretch of the tel will be completed in two stages. the first seven stations from tanjong rhu to bayshore will be ready in 2023, while the remaining two stations will be completed in 2024. enclosed: annex a – artist’s impressions of stations annex b – location maps annex c – map of thomson-east coast line [4]. right on the doorstep of the upcoming marine terrace mrt on the thomson-east coast line (2023/2024 completion) [5]. the whole line will be completely underground. [ 167] the line opened with the first phase on 31 january 2020, and the second phase on 28 august 2021. the subsequent three stages will open from 2022 to 2025. the thomson-east coast line will add greatly to the accessibility and connectivity of the current rail network, with interchanges to all other five mrt lines. [ |
The Thomson-East Coast Line is expected to be fully operational in 2024 [1], although the completion of various construction projects is expected to be delayed by up to a year [1]. The first seven stations from Tanjong Rhu to Bayshore are set to open in 2023 [3], while the remaining two stations will be completed in 2024 [3]. The whole line will be completely underground [5], and will add greatly to the accessibility and connectivity of the current rail network with interchanges to all other five MRT lines [5]. | 3.3029842376709 | ||
| 103 | thomson east coast line completion timeline | [1]. to span 43km, the entire thomson-east coast line was originally slated to be fully operational in 2024 and serve around 500,000 commuters daily during the initial years, before increasing to around one million commuters in the longer term. the completion of various construction projects is also expected to be delayed by up to a year, said lta. those affected include the thomson-east coast line, jurong regional line , cross island line , the circle line stage 6 and the north south corridor. [2]. the future stations of the thomson-east coast line that are currently under construction will be operational in 2023 and 2024 under stages 4 and 5, respectively. the line will run south of the planning area and have an interchange station with the downtown line at sungei bedok station, which will also be the terminus for both lines. the five future stations are: [3]. the east coast stretch of the tel will be completed in two stages. the first seven stations from tanjong rhu to bayshore will be ready in 2023, while the remaining two stations will be completed in 2024. enclosed: annex a – artist’s impressions of stations annex b – location maps annex c – map of thomson-east coast line [4]. right on the doorstep of the upcoming marine terrace mrt on the thomson-east coast line (2023/2024 completion) [5]. the whole line will be completely underground. [ 167] the line opened with the first phase on 31 january 2020, and the second phase on 28 august 2021. the subsequent three stages will open from 2022 to 2025. the thomson-east coast line will add greatly to the accessibility and connectivity of the current rail network, with interchanges to all other five mrt lines. [ |
The Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) is expected to be fully operational by 2024 [1], with the first seven stations from Tanjong Rhu to Bayshore ready in 2023 [3], and the remaining two stations completed in 2024 [3]. The line will span 43km [1], run south of the planning area [3], and have an interchange station with the Downtown Line at Sungei Bedok Station, which will also be the terminus for both lines [2]. The TEL will add greatly to the accessibility and connectivity of the current rail network, with interchanges to all other five MRT lines [5]. The future Marine Terrace MRT station on the TEL is expected to open in 2023/2024 [4]. | 8.1110877990723 | ||
| 104 | how to cure tonsilitis | [1]. it tends to reduce inflammation to some extent. it can also reduce the redness of your tonsils which in turn decreases the pain. avoid drinking cold or chilled water. saltwater gargling gargling with salt water can also cure tonsillitis. make sure to warm the water a little bit before adding the salt. salt is known to drain the water from the tonsils with the help of osmosis. that in turn reduces the inflammation and provides some relief from the pain. avoid intake of hard foods hard foods can be very painful to swallow. [2]. put in the water two tablespoonfuls of honey and the juice of a lemon which has been freshly squeezed. mix them thoroughly and then drink it when it is still slightly warm. this is a very good remedy for the tonsillitis and helps very well to fight against the painful symptoms. home remedy # 17 if you want quick relief from the tonsil pains, then just put about four teaspoonfuls of salt in two glassfuls of water. boil this water. cool it down to a bearable temperature and then take gargles with it. [3]. then put four teaspoonfuls of honey in it, and a pinch of common salt. stir all these ingredients quite well. then drink this when still a little warm. this is one of the simplest and the best remedies for tonsillitis. home remedy # 8 put some portion of the bark of the babul tree (acacia arabica) into water and bring it to a boil. let it simmer for over twenty minutes. when the decoction will be prepared fully, then let it cool and use it as a solution for gargling. this eases the tonsils pains and speeds up the recovery. [4]. if the underlying cause is bacterial, then the doctor will prescribe antibiotics, which will speed up the recovery process. the following recommendations can help ease the pain and relieve symptoms of tonsillitis: gargle with warm, salted water. drink warm and herbal teas which have ginger, lemon, tulsi, licorice, etc. drink nourishing, warm soups and broths made with vegetables and meat bones. take plenty of rest and get sufficient sleep. avoid hard or spicy foods that are difficult to swallow or irritate the throat. avoid smoking, whether it’s active or passive. use a humidifier to increase moisture in the room. [5]. consuming ginger tea, 5 times a day, gives quick relief from tonsillitis. lime : lime is an amazing remedy that you can use to do away with tonsillitis. add a few drops of lemon juice and honey to warm water. drink it few times of the day. this method can give you a good relief from the tonsillitis pain. mint : mint is yet another popular remedy that can be used to cure tonsillitis. consuming mint tea thrice a day helps to do away with tonsillitis. follow this procedure until you get the desired results. |
Tonsillitis is an inflammation of the tonsils caused by a virus or bacteria. To cure tonsillitis, one should gargle with warm, salted water [1], drink warm and herbal teas with ginger, lemon, tulsi, licorice [2], consume nourishing warm soups and broths made with vegetables and meat bones [3], take plenty of rest and get sufficient sleep [4], avoid hard or spicy foods, smoking, and increase humidity with a humidifier [4]. Other remedies include drinking a mixture of honey and lemon juice [2], taking a decoction of babul tree bark [3], drinking ginger tea [5], and consuming mint tea [5]. | 5.6928000450134 | To cure tonsillitis, one can gargle with warm salt water [1], take home remedies such as putting two tablespoonfuls of honey and the juice of a freshly squeezed lemon in warm water [2], or boiling two glassfuls of water and taking gargles with it [3]. One can also avoid intake of hard foods and use home remedies such as putting two tablespoonfuls of honey and the juice of a freshly squeezed lemon in warm water [2], or boiling two glassfuls of water and taking gargles with it [3]. Additionally, one can also use ginger tea [4], lime [5], mint [5] or mint tea [5] for relief. | 4.4676804542542 |
| 105 | world's first computer | [1]. the university of manchester built the world's first programmable computer , the manchester baby , on 21 june 1948; the williams–kilburn tube on the machine was the world's first computer memory, and the beginning of random-access memory (ram); the baby computer was made from 550 mullard valves. the first commercially available computer, the ferranti mark 1 , was made in manchester and sold in february 1951 to the university of manchester. the world's first transistor computer was the manchester transistor computer in november 1953. [2]. see also: history of computing hardware the university of manchester built the world's first programmable computer, the manchester small-scale experimental machine, on 21 june 1948; the williams–kilburn tube on the machine was the world's first computer memory, and the beginning of random-access memory (ram); the baby computer was made from 550 mullard valves. the first commercially available computer, the ferranti mark 1, was made in manchester and sold in february 1951 to the university of manchester. the world's first transitorised computer was the manchester transistor computer in november 1953. [3]. eniac, electronic numeral integrator and computer, is celebrated as the world’s first computer. it was a giant computer that took up many rooms of a buildings and was quite capably programmable to perform mathematics. eniac is important to googology because it represents the very beginning of the computer era, and computers, as we know, are super-important to googology, and to everything these days. [4]. the world's first computer the eniac was invented by j. presper eckert and john mauchly at the university of pennsylvania and began construction in 1943 and was not completed until 1946 [5]. computers in 1941, konrad zuse presented the z3, the world's first functional computer . in 1946, the eniac (electronic numerical integrator and computer) of john presper eckert and john mauchly followed, beginning the computing era. the arithmetic performance of these machines allowed engineers to develop completely new technologies and achieve new objectives. early examples include the apollo missions and the nasa moon landing. |
The world's first computer was the Z3, invented by Konrad Zuse in 1941 [1]. This was followed by the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) of John Presper Eckert and John Mauchly in 1946 [2], which marked the beginning of the computing era [3]. The ENIAC was built at the University of Pennsylvania and took three years to construct, from 1943 to 1946 [4]. It was a giant computer that took up many rooms and was programmable to perform mathematics [5]. | 6.2780532836914 | ||
| 106 | why singapore rent high | [1]. real estate prices (and thus rent) are very high in part because singapore is urban and dense, so single-family detached homes are rare and so expensive that they’re out of reach for just about everybody. the cost of owning a car is high too, but that’s okay because there are cheap taxis as well as safe, clean, cheap, and convenient public buses and trains. 11. what advice would you give other expats? [2]. in addition, high prices on the rental market (especially as rents are artificially raised due to restrictions on renting out hdb property) and hdb subsidies make purchasing more attractive than renting to most young singaporeans, which is why the vast majority only move out of their parents’ homes when they are ready to purchase a property. what this means is that singaporeans tend to have high household debt levels and, consequently, less cash in hand. [3]. singapore’s rental market could get even hotter due to the latest property curbs and a tightening housing supply. rents for private apartments have soared nearly 31% by september compared with a year ago, jumping for 21 consecutive months, according to data from real estate portals 99.co and srx. property austerity measures in september aimed at housing purchases could cause more people to rent, driving leasing prices higher, according to pow ying khuan, head of research at 99 group. an influx of expatriates and wealthy immigrants has bolstered the city-state’s property market, triggering concerns about affordability. [4]. singapore’s rental market could get even hotter due to the latest property curbs and a tightening housing supply. rents for private apartments have soared nearly 31% by september compared with a year ago, jumping for 21 consecutive months, according to data from real estate portals 99.co and srx. property austerity measures in september aimed at housing purchases could cause more people to rent, driving leasing prices higher, according to pow ying khuan, head of research at 99 group. an influx of expatriates and wealthy immigrants has bolstered the city-state’s property market, triggering concerns about affordability. [5]. singapore (bloomberg): residential rents in singapore rose to a three-year high in 2019, with prices boosted by strong overseas demand that signals the city-state’s continuing appeal among expatriates. rents climbed 1.4% last year, according to real estate agency orangetee & tie pte, using data from the urban redevelopment authority. the number of leases signed reached a decade-high 93,447 units last year, said christine sun, head of research and consultancy at orangetee & tie. demand for rental apartments in singapore mostly comes from expatriates, who find it a cheaper option than buying outright because of hefty stamp duties levied on foreigners. |
Singapore rent is high for a number of reasons, including high prices on the rental market, high household debt levels, and the latest property curbs and a tightening housing supply [3]. Rents for private apartments have soared nearly 31% by September compared with a year ago, jumping for 21 consecutive months [4], and demand for rental apartments in Singapore mostly comes from expatriates [5], who find it a cheaper option than buying outright due to hefty stamp duties levied on foreigners [5]. | 3.5521800518036 | ||
| 107 | why singapore rent high | [1]. real estate prices (and thus rent) are very high in part because singapore is urban and dense, so single-family detached homes are rare and so expensive that they’re out of reach for just about everybody. the cost of owning a car is high too, but that’s okay because there are cheap taxis as well as safe, clean, cheap, and convenient public buses and trains. 11. what advice would you give other expats? [2]. in addition, high prices on the rental market (especially as rents are artificially raised due to restrictions on renting out hdb property) and hdb subsidies make purchasing more attractive than renting to most young singaporeans, which is why the vast majority only move out of their parents’ homes when they are ready to purchase a property. what this means is that singaporeans tend to have high household debt levels and, consequently, less cash in hand. [3]. singapore’s rental market could get even hotter due to the latest property curbs and a tightening housing supply. rents for private apartments have soared nearly 31% by september compared with a year ago, jumping for 21 consecutive months, according to data from real estate portals 99.co and srx. property austerity measures in september aimed at housing purchases could cause more people to rent, driving leasing prices higher, according to pow ying khuan, head of research at 99 group. an influx of expatriates and wealthy immigrants has bolstered the city-state’s property market, triggering concerns about affordability. [4]. singapore’s rental market could get even hotter due to the latest property curbs and a tightening housing supply. rents for private apartments have soared nearly 31% by september compared with a year ago, jumping for 21 consecutive months, according to data from real estate portals 99.co and srx. property austerity measures in september aimed at housing purchases could cause more people to rent, driving leasing prices higher, according to pow ying khuan, head of research at 99 group. an influx of expatriates and wealthy immigrants has bolstered the city-state’s property market, triggering concerns about affordability. [5]. singapore (bloomberg): residential rents in singapore rose to a three-year high in 2019, with prices boosted by strong overseas demand that signals the city-state’s continuing appeal among expatriates. rents climbed 1.4% last year, according to real estate agency orangetee & tie pte, using data from the urban redevelopment authority. the number of leases signed reached a decade-high 93,447 units last year, said christine sun, head of research and consultancy at orangetee & tie. demand for rental apartments in singapore mostly comes from expatriates, who find it a cheaper option than buying outright because of hefty stamp duties levied on foreigners. |
Rent in Singapore is high due to a number of factors, such as the city's urban density and limited availability of single-family detached homes [1], high prices on the rental market [2], property curbs and a tightening housing supply [3], and the influx of expatriates and wealthy immigrants [4]. The high demand for rental apartments in Singapore is largely driven by expatriates, who find it to be a more affordable option than buying due to hefty stamp duties levied on foreigners [5]. | 6.8044378757477 | ||
| 108 | what mbti is the best for dating | [1]. it's important to note that there is no such thing as a formula for a perfect pairing — and as much as knowing your mbti type might be super helpful and informative in regards to your dating life, every person is entirely unique. the best thing you can do is understand what your type says about your relationship needs, and while seeking out people who fulfill those, stay open-minded. because who knows? you may be surprised by which personality type brings out the best in you, no matter what myers-briggs compatibility says. [2]. the mbti approach to dating appeals to the practicality of the “mz generation” (a combination of millennials and gen z), according to lim myoung-ho, a psychology professor at dankook university. [3]. if you've ever wondered about the meaning of those four letters people sometimes list in their dating app profiles — like intj or enfp — you're not alone. the mbti (myers-briggs type indicator) test is meant to determine an individual's preferences, and in turn, their personality type. according to the creators of the mbti, there are 16 types, which are made up of personality traits and individual preferences. so in order to use your mbti to your advantage, like when it comes to the best sexts to send based on your myers-briggs , you'll first need to take the test. [4]. another fitting dating app would be feeld , which is an all-inclusive and safe space for open-minded, confident users. the app allows you to share your desires on your profile, which can be as reserved or kinky as you feel comfortable with. for all mbti types, however, dr. zand says that taking ownership and control of your own behaviors and decisions is key to a successful dating life. “ [5]. worst mbti in relationships. the most you aren’t afraid to take the lead in your relationships, and you truly have the best interests of your partner in mind. #answer to alphacampbell112. if you find the opposite of all letters, you get what's called the anima or dual type. if you live in a city and you like taking night walks by yourself, what mbti are you? 3,292 votes. this website features the 16 myers-briggs type indicator (mbti) personalities and their perfect relationship matches. |
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) can be a helpful tool when it comes to dating [1]. According to Lim Myoung-Ho, a psychology professor at Dankook University, the MBTI approach to dating appeals to the practicality of the “MZ Generation” [2]. Taking the test is the first step in using your MBTI to your advantage [3]. In order to get the best out of your dating life, it is important to understand your type and seek out people who fulfill those needs [1]. Furthermore, Dr. Zand suggests taking ownership and control of your own behaviors and decisions is key to a successful dating life [4]. Thus, it is important to remember that the best MBTI type for dating depends on the individual [1]. | 10.023032903671 | The best MBTI type for dating is the one that best suits your individual personality traits and preferences [1]. According to a psychology professor at Dankook University, MBTI appeals to the practicality of the "MZ generation" (a combination of Millennials and Gen Z), while the creators of the MBTI test have determined 16 types, each made up of personality traits and individual preferences [3]. For example, if you take the MBTI test and find the opposite of all letters, you will have what is called the anima or dual type [5]. In contrast, if you are looking for a relationship, the MBTI test can be a helpful tool to determine what type of partner you'll be best suited for [1]. | 4.8217828273773 |
| 109 | what is insomnia | [1]. what is insomnia? insomnia is a sleep disorder characterised by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or waking up too early. this often results in poor quality sleep which can affect mood and energy levels throughout the day. the number of hours of sleep a person needs to feel rested varies. some people require up to 10 hours, such as teenagers, while others may only require 7 hours such as adults. insomnia relates most to the quality of sleep, rather than the number of hours. [2]. what is insomnia?? insomnia is a disorder that results in preventing you from sleeping or in having a poor quality sleep (waking up many times during the night, waking up feeling that you are still tired or waking up so early). insomnia is divided into two types primary insomnia and secondary insomnia. primary insomnia is the case where insomnia is not caused by any other mental or physical health problem while secondary insomnia is the case where insomnia is a direct result of some other problem like depression or anxiety . insomnia can affect your physical and mental health badly. [3]. what is insomnia? insomnia is a sleep disorder which is characterised by disturbed sleep patterns and feeling like you cannot get to sleep even when you are tired. [4]. insomnia, also known as sleeplessness, is a sleep disorder which impedes a person’s sleeping habits, forcing them to stay awake for unreasonable periods of time. the condition tends to make people unsatisfied with their sleeping habits,leaving them annoyed and irritated. people suffering from insomnia often face difficulties in maintaining their daily life routine as it affects their health in many hazardous ways. fatigue, low energy levels, loss of concentration, and inefficient performance are some of the commonproblems faced by people suffering from insomnia. types of insomnia insomnia can be characterized on the basis of duration and causes. [5]. insomnia is a condition that affects the quality and/or duration of a person’s sleep or behaviour during sleep. insomnia can be a primary sleep problem, secondary to a mental condition, or related to a medical illness or substance abuse. |
Insomnia is a sleep disorder characterised by difficulty falling asleep [1], staying asleep [1] or waking up too early [1], resulting in poor quality sleep which can affect mood and energy levels throughout the day [1]. Primary insomnia is the case where insomnia is not caused by any other mental or physical health problem [2], while secondary insomnia is the case where insomnia is a direct result of some other problem such as depression or anxiety [2]. Insomnia can be characterized on the basis of duration and causes [4] and can be a primary sleep problem [5], secondary to a mental condition [5], or related to a medical illness or substance abuse [5]. | 5.0260767936707 | Insomnia is a sleep disorder characterised by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or waking up too early [1]. It can be caused by a mental or physical health problem [2], and is also characterised by disturbed sleep patterns and feeling like you cannot get to sleep even when you are tired [3]. People suffering from insomnia often face difficulties in maintaining their daily life routine as it affects their health in many hazardous ways [4]. | 3.2565279006958 |
| 110 | sg income tax brackets | [1]. what are income tax brackets? income tax brackets define the amount of tax an employee will pay based on their annual (yearly) income. as an employee earns more over time, they will pay more tax - and this is defined by the level of annual income they receive and which ‘bracket’ it falls into. ‘ brackets’ are defined by the south african revenue service , and can vary from time to time. at the lowest bracket, south africans earning below r195,850.00 per year will need to pay a total of 18% of their entire annual income as tax. [2]. income tax brackets define the amount of tax an employee will pay based on their annual (yearly) income. as an employee earns more over time, they will pay more tax - and this is defined by the level of annual income they receive and which ‘bracket’ it falls into. ‘ brackets’ are defined by the south african revenue service , and can vary from time to time. at the lowest bracket, south africans earning below r216 200 per year will need to pay a total of 18% of their entire annual income as tax. [3]. singapore's low taxes and other incentives for foreign investors qualify it as a tax haven . resident taxpayers pay a progressive tax on personal income, with a top marginal rate of 22%. as of the 2019 tax year, the highest tax bracket is defined as incomes above s$320,000 ( singapore dollars or sgd). generally, it does not tax capital gains. [4]. investor and analyst meet. the following dividends sg in singapore are not considered taxable: any dividends singapore which were paid by singapore resident companies either on or after 1 january 2008 under the one-tier corporate tax system. dividend amount recorded is a decrease of $ 0. . the top 20% bracket on qualified dividends is only shouldered by the extremely well-off. if the income is ordinary income, you pay the ordinary income tax rates. under current law, qualified dividends are taxed at a 20%, 15%, or 0% rate, depending on your tax bracket. [5]. tax brackets are the income ranges subject to specified marginal tax rates. the u.s. currently has seven tax brackets, ranging from 10% to 37%. these are different depending on tax filing status: single, married filing jointly [and qualifying widow(er)s], married filing separately, and head of household. the u.s. tax system is progressive; lower brackets pay lower rates and higher brackets pay higher rates. |
In Singapore, resident taxpayers pay a progressive tax on personal income, with a top marginal rate of 22% [3], and the highest tax bracket is defined as incomes above SGD 320,000 [3]. Additionally, any dividends which were paid by Singapore resident companies either on or after 1 January 2008 under the one-tier corporate tax system are not considered taxable [4]. Generally, it does not tax capital gains [3]. | 7.348069190979 | ||
| 111 | why do americans use imperial system | [1]. the imperial measurement system has its origins in the british imperial system which was the traditional means of checking weights and measures officially in great britain. the reason for the united states being one of the few remaining users of the imperial units system is because since great britain adopted the metric system, the adoption was taken up by all its colonies and most of its allies. as a show of its independence from great britain, the coalition of the new american colonies unilaterally decided to stick to using the imperial unit system. [2]. the imperial system although this one isn’t 100% american, america is only one of three countries that use the imperial system, i.e. fahrenheit instead of celsius, feet instead of meters, and miles instead of kilometers. this is especially important to note when travelling there, because if you use the metric system (like in europe) the majority of americans won’t know what you’re talking about, even at places like the airport. 5. american college fraternities and sororities american college culture is infamous for fraternities and sororities like in the movies. a lot of people have asked me if that’s actually true. [3]. the united states customary system or uscs is based on the british imperial system, which is why the term imperial system or is for short is still used today to describe both systems of measurement. only three countries in the world use the imperial system of measurement: the united states of america, myanmar and liberia. it’s worth noting that despite the lack of universal adoption, the united states and the united kingdom recognize the metric system with an official status. the units of measure of the imperial system trace back to ancient roman units. [4]. we dread to think what would have happened if someone had been sitting on it when this occurred. tradition is one of the reasons why americans stick to the imperial system instead of the metric system. it doesn't matter if something is better. some societies are set in their own way, and it could take centuries to embrace a completely different concept. but logical or not, people are just used to it. the design on this bread bag makes it seem like the bread slices themselves are covered in mold. [5]. the imperial system isn't that hard to grasp on anyways, i don't know why some people make such a big deal out of it. the rest of the world has already switched and yet americans expect the world to still convert for them. i work in the tech industry in canada and every time we design something we have to do it in imperial because we do most of our exporting to the us. i find it extremely inconvenient for everyone. what is wrong with you, americans? i mean everybody use the metric system but you. |
Americans use the imperial system because of its origins in the British imperial system which was the traditional means of checking weights and measures officially in Great Britain [1]. Even though the metric system is recognized with an official status by the United States and the United Kingdom, the coalition of the new American colonies decided to stick to using the imperial unit system as a show of its independence from Great Britain [2]. The imperial system is also still used by only three countries in the world: the United States of America, Myanmar and Liberia [3]. This is because some societies are set in their own way and it could take centuries to embrace a completely different concept, regardless of its potential benefits [4]. Additionally, many Americans are used to the imperial system, so despite the inconvenience of having to convert for the rest of the world, the imperial system is still widely used [5]. | 7.8988692760468 | ||
| 112 | why do americans use imperial system | [1]. the imperial measurement system has its origins in the british imperial system which was the traditional means of checking weights and measures officially in great britain. the reason for the united states being one of the few remaining users of the imperial units system is because since great britain adopted the metric system, the adoption was taken up by all its colonies and most of its allies. as a show of its independence from great britain, the coalition of the new american colonies unilaterally decided to stick to using the imperial unit system. [2]. the imperial system although this one isn’t 100% american, america is only one of three countries that use the imperial system, i.e. fahrenheit instead of celsius, feet instead of meters, and miles instead of kilometers. this is especially important to note when travelling there, because if you use the metric system (like in europe) the majority of americans won’t know what you’re talking about, even at places like the airport. 5. american college fraternities and sororities american college culture is infamous for fraternities and sororities like in the movies. a lot of people have asked me if that’s actually true. [3]. the united states customary system or uscs is based on the british imperial system, which is why the term imperial system or is for short is still used today to describe both systems of measurement. only three countries in the world use the imperial system of measurement: the united states of america, myanmar and liberia. it’s worth noting that despite the lack of universal adoption, the united states and the united kingdom recognize the metric system with an official status. the units of measure of the imperial system trace back to ancient roman units. [4]. we dread to think what would have happened if someone had been sitting on it when this occurred. tradition is one of the reasons why americans stick to the imperial system instead of the metric system. it doesn't matter if something is better. some societies are set in their own way, and it could take centuries to embrace a completely different concept. but logical or not, people are just used to it. the design on this bread bag makes it seem like the bread slices themselves are covered in mold. [5]. the imperial system isn't that hard to grasp on anyways, i don't know why some people make such a big deal out of it. the rest of the world has already switched and yet americans expect the world to still convert for them. i work in the tech industry in canada and every time we design something we have to do it in imperial because we do most of our exporting to the us. i find it extremely inconvenient for everyone. what is wrong with you, americans? i mean everybody use the metric system but you. |
The United States uses the imperial system [1] because it is based on the British imperial system [2]. It is important to note that the United States recognizes the metric system with an official status [3]. The units of measure of the imperial system trace back to ancient Roman units [3]. Tradition is another reason why Americans stick to the imperial system [4]. | 3.1851687431335 | ||
| 113 | family guy best episode | [1]. the episode was written by cherry chevapravatdumrong and directed by dominic polcino . it received high acclaim from critics, who praised its storyline and cultural references, and is generally considered one of the best episodes of family guy . according to nielsen ratings , it was viewed in 9.41 million homes in its original airing. the episode features guest performances by drew barrymore , h. jon benjamin , max burkholder , colin ford , patrick stewart , ashley tisdale and james woods , along with several recurring guest voice actors for the series. [2]. we have ranked the 15 best family guy episodes in a series of high to low imdb ratings. you can also check list of best hollywood movies. tewie and brian’s “road to” adventures have always been a great part of family guy; this is the reason we are ranking “road to the multiverse” one first among the best family guy episodes. season eight—first episode, in which stewie and brian travel to a range of alternative universes, pushed this series to be ranked among other family guy episodes. [3]. 37] in 2019, to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary, ign published a list of the 20 best family guy episodes, with |
The best episode of Family Guy according to IMDB rating is "Road to the Multiverse" (Season 8, Episode 1) [1], which has a rating of 9.3/10 and was ranked fourth on IGN's list of the 20 best Family Guy episodes in 2019 [3]. This episode follows Stewie and Brian as they travel to a range of alternative universes [2]. It has received high acclaim from critics, who praised its storyline and cultural references, and is generally considered one of the best episodes of Family Guy [1]. The episode also features guest performances from Drew Barrymore, H. Jon Benjamin, Max Burkholder, Colin Ford, Patrick Stewart, Ashley Tisdale and James Woods [1]. | 8.4194269180298 | Family Guy has been entertaining us for over two decades now, and "Road to the Multiverse" (Season 8, Episode 1) [1] is generally considered one of the best episodes of the show. The episode "Road to the Multiverse" [2] was ranked the fourth best by IGN in 2019 to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary, and TV Guide also found it to have "great laughs" [3]. "Meet the Quagmires" [4] was listed as the best episode of Family Guy Season 5 and is often considered to be the episode that made viewers realize that Quagmire is more than just the sexually driven character he has been portrayed as before. Finally, [5] is a list of the best Family Guy episodes ranked from high to low, based on IMDb ratings from high to low. | 5.0908486843109 |
| 114 | ginza italian restaurants | [1]. il ristorante is an italian restaurant in the ginza with just one michelin star, though surely if it was in italy it would have two. it is blessed with a capable italian chef and his team working with japanese ingredients, which are essentially peerless. this was best shown in a carpaccio of eighteen different vegetables, with dazzling flavours. new season alba truffles with tagliolini was a classic dish, while kinki fish with scallop cream showed how the kitchen had adapted to make use of local ingredients. [2]. in ginza headquarters, luca fantin has succeeded in creating one of the best italian creative cuisine restaurant. the keys of the success is his training in the finest restaurants in italy, spain and japan and using exceptional, seasonal, ingredients. sensitivity and flavours are intertwined to perfection, masterful hand on the smoking technique, meat cuts. details that make the difference include service temperatures, cooking methods, fragrances, the management of the savoury and spicy elements. presentations are orderly and essential. [3]. earlier). open every day. this long-running budget italian restaurant is notable for its large portions and reasonable prices. open 11am-9:30pm (lo; sat., sun. earlier). open every day. aroma fresca - italian: ginza open 5:30-8:30pm (lo). closed sun, mon. high-end italian cuisine from chef shinji harada, with mega-course, multi-hour prix-fixe menus for the adventurous gourmet. budget y15,000-25,000 for dinner. open 5:30-8:30pm (lo). closed sun, mon. sala amabile - italian: ginza open 11:30am-1:30, 5:30pm-1am (lo). closed sun. a more casual sister restaurant of the very upscale aroma fresca, with late-night hours and lunch service. [4]. sip your favourite cocktail and don't forget to order our made-from-scratch jumbo lump crab cakes and our famous parmesan dusted truffle fries. ginza restaurant deck: 7 enjoy a complimentary asian fusion dining venue featuring freshly prepared noodles, delicious wok fried dishes, authentic soups, and more. la cucina italian restaurant deck: 6 buona sera! enjoy the finest ingredients at our vibrant italian ristorante. dine on classics like pasta carbonara or prawn fettuccine; then indulge in the affogato. your good evening just got better. le bistro french restaurant deck: 6 norwegian’s signature french restaurant featuring mediterranean, nouveau and classic french cuisine. [5]. as an italian restaurant, gino's italian restaurant offers many common menu items you can find at other italian restaurants, as well as some unique surprises. here in round rock, gino's italian restaurant offers seafood and specialty, pasta dishes, appetizers, salads and sides, and desserts and more. when it comes to some of the best menu items available, you can choose from: shrimp fra diavolo spaghetti alla gino calamari fritti tiramisu if you would like to investigate further on pricing around all menu items, yp.com has provided you with the complete round rock gino's italian restaurant menu . |
Il Ristorante [1], Aroma Fesca [2], and La Cucina [4] are three of the many Italian restaurants located in Ginza. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of cuisines, such as Italian creative cuisine [2], classic Italian dishes [3], and seafood and specialty dishes [3]. Gino's Italian Restaurant [5] is another popular option, offering a variety of seafood and specialty dishes, pasta dishes, appetizers, salads, and sides, and desserts. | 3.3880865573883 | ||
| 115 | ginza italian restaurants | [1]. il ristorante is an italian restaurant in the ginza with just one michelin star, though surely if it was in italy it would have two. it is blessed with a capable italian chef and his team working with japanese ingredients, which are essentially peerless. this was best shown in a carpaccio of eighteen different vegetables, with dazzling flavours. new season alba truffles with tagliolini was a classic dish, while kinki fish with scallop cream showed how the kitchen had adapted to make use of local ingredients. [2]. in ginza headquarters, luca fantin has succeeded in creating one of the best italian creative cuisine restaurant. the keys of the success is his training in the finest restaurants in italy, spain and japan and using exceptional, seasonal, ingredients. sensitivity and flavours are intertwined to perfection, masterful hand on the smoking technique, meat cuts. details that make the difference include service temperatures, cooking methods, fragrances, the management of the savoury and spicy elements. presentations are orderly and essential. [3]. earlier). open every day. this long-running budget italian restaurant is notable for its large portions and reasonable prices. open 11am-9:30pm (lo; sat., sun. earlier). open every day. aroma fresca - italian: ginza open 5:30-8:30pm (lo). closed sun, mon. high-end italian cuisine from chef shinji harada, with mega-course, multi-hour prix-fixe menus for the adventurous gourmet. budget y15,000-25,000 for dinner. open 5:30-8:30pm (lo). closed sun, mon. sala amabile - italian: ginza open 11:30am-1:30, 5:30pm-1am (lo). closed sun. a more casual sister restaurant of the very upscale aroma fresca, with late-night hours and lunch service. [4]. sip your favourite cocktail and don't forget to order our made-from-scratch jumbo lump crab cakes and our famous parmesan dusted truffle fries. ginza restaurant deck: 7 enjoy a complimentary asian fusion dining venue featuring freshly prepared noodles, delicious wok fried dishes, authentic soups, and more. la cucina italian restaurant deck: 6 buona sera! enjoy the finest ingredients at our vibrant italian ristorante. dine on classics like pasta carbonara or prawn fettuccine; then indulge in the affogato. your good evening just got better. le bistro french restaurant deck: 6 norwegian’s signature french restaurant featuring mediterranean, nouveau and classic french cuisine. [5]. as an italian restaurant, gino's italian restaurant offers many common menu items you can find at other italian restaurants, as well as some unique surprises. here in round rock, gino's italian restaurant offers seafood and specialty, pasta dishes, appetizers, salads and sides, and desserts and more. when it comes to some of the best menu items available, you can choose from: shrimp fra diavolo spaghetti alla gino calamari fritti tiramisu if you would like to investigate further on pricing around all menu items, yp.com has provided you with the complete round rock gino's italian restaurant menu . |
Ginza has a number of Italian restaurants, including [1] Il Ristorante, which has a Michelin star and specializes in creative Italian cuisine, where the chef has trained in the finest Italian restaurants, [3] Aroma Fresca, a high-end Italian restaurant, [4] Ginza Restaurant Deck, which offers Asian fusion cuisine, and [5] Gino's Italian Restaurant, which serves classic and specialty pasta dishes. | 8.7511699199677 | ||
| 116 | what foods help you to lose weight | [1]. 7 fat-burning foods which will help you lose weight: fruits, vegetables, oats, brown rice, whole grains, and nuts these are examples of high fiber foods, study says that soluble fiber absorbs the water content in the food and moves through the digestive tract slowly and which helps you feel fuller for a longer period of time and according to research, increasing your intake of food having high-fiber may protect you against fat accumulation. eggs are the best example of protein, protein-rich food helps with fat-burning in many ways. [2]. experts claimed that the best foods to aid you to lose weight are beans, soup, dark chocolate, vegetables, eggs, fruits, and yogurt. people who want to lose weight, just like brave girls member yujeong, should load their chart with food rich in lean protein, whole grains, and fresh produce. studies suggested that there are certain foods that can help one shed bodyweight since they help you feel full longer and effective in aiding you to curb cravings. for best results, do not forget to pair your healthy diet with proper exercise and enough sleep. ( [3]. he told us the best foods to eat that help to lose weight in a healthy way. list of 8 foods to eat that help to lose weight: 1. vegetables: all types of vegetables can help you lose weight. for instance, vegetables which are strong in fibre and vitamins and can help with digestive problems, include broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, and cabbage. most dark green leafy vegetables are a good source of fibre, vitamins, minerals, and protein. 2. avocados: avocados receive very little attention. [4]. foods like blueberries, bananas, sweet potatoes and pinto beans. adding more apples and carrots to what you already eat will help you lose weight because these foods are naturally high in fiber. caution: but not all high fiber foods are created equal. many food manufacturers have jumped on the high fiber bandwagon, adding fiber to highly processed foods that come in boxes. we’re not calling these foods bad. but as a general rule, adding processed high fiber foods to what you eat won’t fill you up or help you lose weight. [5]. in fact, fresh vegetables such as celery, carrots, broccoli, and cauliflower are rich in vitamins and minerals that help you lose weight fast. to burn more calories in each meal, choose foods with high fiber contents such as nuts, peas, and whole grains. these foods have a high fiber content, which helps you feel full longer. aside from being healthy, they also help you lose weight fast and help prevent diseases such as obesity, https://abnehmenmitsuzi.xyz/ . |
The best foods to aid in weight loss are those that are high in fiber, lean protein, and fresh produce [1]. Beans, soup, dark chocolate, vegetables, eggs, fruits, and yogurt are all recommended by experts [2]. Vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, and cabbage are rich in fiber and vitamins and can help with digestive problems [3]. Eating apples, carrots, blueberries, bananas, sweet potatoes and pinto beans can help you lose weight because they are naturally high in fiber [4]. In addition, nuts, peas, and whole grains can help you feel full longer, while being rich in vitamins and minerals that help you lose weight quickly [5]. | 7.5084717273712 | The best foods to help you lose weight include beans [2], soup [2], dark chocolate [2], vegetables [2], eggs [2], fruits [2], yogurt [2], avocado [2], blueberries [2], bananas [2], sweet potatoes [2], and pinto beans [2]. In addition, foods with a high fiber content such as nuts, peas, and whole grains [5] can also help you feel fuller and lose weight fast [5]. | 3.1025967597961 |
| 117 | how to help a sore throat | [1]. a saltwater gargle of 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of table salt to 4 to 8 ounces of warm water can help soothe a sore throat. gargle the solution and then spit it out. green tea: green tea is known to naturally fight infections. next time you brew a cup, make a little extra and gargle with some of this remedy to kill any bacteria your sore throat may be harbouring. [2]. when you develop a sore throat, there are a variety of remedies you can try at home: drinking warm liquids such as hot teas, soups, or broth and staying hydrated can help soothe a sore throat. adding honey, peppermint, licorice root, and ginger will also help decrease scratchiness. gargling with warm salt water can help reduce swelling and irritation in the throat and can be done up to every hour, with ¼ to ½ teaspoon of salt in 8 oz of warm water. using a humidifier while you sleep can improve sore throats caused by dry air. [3]. try comforting foods and beverage. warm liquids — broth, caffeine-free tea or warm water with honey — and cold treats such as ice pops can soothe a sore throat. don't give honey to children younger than age 1. gargle with saltwater. a saltwater gargle of 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon (1250 to 2500 milligrams) of table salt to 4 to 8 ounces (120 to 240 milliliters) of warm water can help soothe a sore throat. children older than 6 and adults can gargle the solution and then spit it out. humidify the air. [4]. sore throat suck a teaspoon of honey, gargle with salt water, or gargle with warm water to ease a sore throat. sucking on sugar-free lollies or lozenges also helps. you can also try using a gargle, throat spray or pain-relief ( anaesthetic) lozenges. if your throat is very sore, making it hard to swallow, try slightly thicker fluids than water, eg, smoothies, yoghurt or custard. these runny foods may make it easier to swallow tablets with as well. [5]. a variety of other home remedies can help relieve your sore throat, including: salt water. a salt water gargle is an effective way to kill bacteria, ease pain, and loosen mucus. consider gargling a mixture of 1/2 teaspoon of salt and 8 ounces of warm water. baking soda. a salt water gargle is more common, but gargling baking soda mixed with salt water can help kill bacteria and prevent the growth of yeast and fungi. the national cancer institute trusted source recommends gargling a combination of 1 cup warm water, 1/4 teaspoon baking soda, and 1/8 teaspoon of salt. |
One way to help a sore throat is to gargle with salt water [1], which can help reduce swelling and irritation in the throat and can be done up to every hour, with ¼ to ½ teaspoon of salt in 8 oz of warm water [2]. Additionally, drinking warm liquids such as hot teas, soups, or broth and staying hydrated can help soothe a sore throat [2], and adding honey, peppermint, licorice root, and ginger will also help decrease scratchiness [2]. You can also try sucking on sugar-free lollies or lozenges [4], or gargling with baking soda mixed with salt water [5] to help kill bacteria and prevent the growth of yeast and fungi. Finally, using a humidifier while you sleep [3] can improve sore throats caused by dry air. | 7.1407661437988 | ||
| 118 | gears manufacturer | [1]. gear manufacturing inc. manufactures custom gears, machined parts and assemblies. capabilities include cnc grinding, milling, turning, hobbing, wire edm and more! [2]. there are thousands of manufacturers of gears worldwide, the number maybe much higher than expected. the market competition is quite fierce. the report includes detailed company profiling of leading players of the global gears market such as toyota, volkswagen, general motors, ford, daimler, fiat chrysler, david brown, eaton, robert bosch, honda, magna, caterpillar, chste, zf friedrichshafen, aisin seiki, dana holding, flsmidth maag gear, gkn plc, emerson electric, bonfiglioli, allison transmission, shaanxi fast gear, sumitomo heavy industries, winergy, aam and so on. toyota was the largest gears supplier in the world, accounting about 3.56% of global gears sales in 2016. [3]. the global key manufacturers of gears gear reducers include motovario, brevini power transmission, siemens, bonfiglioli, nidec-shimpo, boston gear, stm spa, varvel and renold. etc. in 2021, the global top five players have a share approximately % in terms of revenue. [4]. the global major manufacturers of gears resin include dupont, asahi kasei, mitsubishi chemical, basf, celanese, kuraray, dsm, sabic and polyplastics, etc. in terms of revenue, the global 3 largest players have a % market share of gears resin in 2021. [5]. gear products is a world-leading manufacturer of mechanical power transmission components for use in markets including, but not limited to off-highway trucks, cranes and heavy equipment. every day, gear products modular hydraulic pump drives, slewing ring bearings, rotators, and swing drives are put to work in the utility, petroleum, construction, agricultural, forestry, marine and mining industries—delivering the superior quality and long-lasting performance our customers have come to expect. gear products offers one of the largest product ranges and widest selections of standard and custom-engineered mechanical transmission components anywhere. |
The global gears market is quite competitive with thousands of manufacturers worldwide [1]. Leading players of the global gears market include Toyota, Volkswagen, General Motors, Ford, Daimler, Fiat Chrysler, David Brown, Eaton, Robert Bosch, Honda, Magna, Caterpillar, Chste, ZF Friedrichshafen, Aisin Seiki, Dana Holding, FLSmidth Maag Gear, GKN PLC, Emerson Electric, Bonfiglioli, Allison Transmission, Shaanxi Fast Gear, Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Winergy, AAM and more [2]. The global key manufacturers of gears gear reducers include Motovario, Brevini Power Transmission, Siemens, Bonfiglioli, Nidec-Shimpo, Boston Gear, STM SPA, Varvel and Renold [3]. The global major manufacturers of gears resin include Dupont, Asahi Kasei, Mitsubishi Chemical, BASF, Celanese, Kuraray, DSM, SABIC and Polyplastics [4]. Gear Products is a world-leading manufacturer of mechanical power transmission components [5]. | 9.8105366230011 | ||
| 119 | how to write and publish a book | [1]. how to write and publish your book writing the book 1. writing your book 2. collect your graphics assets, images, pictures, and charts 3. key elements that every book should have 4. editing your book 5. pre-edit printed proof 6. six different options for publishing your book. creating the book 7. creating a kindle e-book, including a kindle formatting guide 8. creating a kdp.amazon/kindle print book, inside and cover 9. creating a quick print book publishing your book publishing the book 10. uploading and publishing your book 11. launching and marketing your book re-purposing your book’s content 12. [2]. writer must take to traditionally publish a book? 1. choose your publisher and submit your manuscript: the first step to publish a book is to get your manuscript ready for submission . you can send your manuscript to literary agents who will help get them discovered by a publisher. alternatively, you can send the manuscript directly to the publisher as well. [3]. to publish a book the steps one should follow are, carefully select the type of editing that will be appropriate for your book, designing the book cover, interior layout as per international standard, page setting, of the manuscript, assigning isbn , distribution, sales and marketing to self-publish a book the author is in the driving seat and he or she has to make a choice from 4 options available to him to self-publish. publishing is after all not one step but a series of steps. and these steps require training, experience and expertise for a professional end product. [4]. finally, to publish your book, click the publish link to go to the publish page. if you go to the overview, getting started, preview or publish pages, you can get back here by clicking on the “write” link in the left area on those pages. learn more click on chapter 3 in the chapter list on the left to see some editing and previewing tips. text editing tips to select all the text in a chapter, you can put the cursor at the beginning of the chapter and then drag with your mouse. [5]. however, there's more to writing and publishing a book than just powering up your computer. you have to plan and research to make your book--and, subsequently, your career--a success. here are eight steps to create an effective writing and publishing process: 1. write what you know. reflect on the topics you know best and are most passionate about. they will inspire you and make the entire writing process more fulfilling and enjoyable. |
To publish a book, one must first write the book [1], collect graphics assets, images, pictures, and charts [2], edit the book [1], pre-edit printed proof [1], create the book [1], upload and publish the book [1], launch and market the book [1], and re-purpose the book’s content [1]. Moreover, the author should also choose the type of editing that will be appropriate for the book, design the book cover, interior layout as per international standard, page setting, assigning an ISBN, distribution, sales, and marketing [3]. | 4.4623568058014 | ||
| 120 | how to write and publish a book | [1]. how to write and publish your book writing the book 1. writing your book 2. collect your graphics assets, images, pictures, and charts 3. key elements that every book should have 4. editing your book 5. pre-edit printed proof 6. six different options for publishing your book. creating the book 7. creating a kindle e-book, including a kindle formatting guide 8. creating a kdp.amazon/kindle print book, inside and cover 9. creating a quick print book publishing your book publishing the book 10. uploading and publishing your book 11. launching and marketing your book re-purposing your book’s content 12. [2]. writer must take to traditionally publish a book? 1. choose your publisher and submit your manuscript: the first step to publish a book is to get your manuscript ready for submission . you can send your manuscript to literary agents who will help get them discovered by a publisher. alternatively, you can send the manuscript directly to the publisher as well. [3]. to publish a book the steps one should follow are, carefully select the type of editing that will be appropriate for your book, designing the book cover, interior layout as per international standard, page setting, of the manuscript, assigning isbn , distribution, sales and marketing to self-publish a book the author is in the driving seat and he or she has to make a choice from 4 options available to him to self-publish. publishing is after all not one step but a series of steps. and these steps require training, experience and expertise for a professional end product. [4]. finally, to publish your book, click the publish link to go to the publish page. if you go to the overview, getting started, preview or publish pages, you can get back here by clicking on the “write” link in the left area on those pages. learn more click on chapter 3 in the chapter list on the left to see some editing and previewing tips. text editing tips to select all the text in a chapter, you can put the cursor at the beginning of the chapter and then drag with your mouse. [5]. however, there's more to writing and publishing a book than just powering up your computer. you have to plan and research to make your book--and, subsequently, your career--a success. here are eight steps to create an effective writing and publishing process: 1. write what you know. reflect on the topics you know best and are most passionate about. they will inspire you and make the entire writing process more fulfilling and enjoyable. |
Writing and publishing a book requires a lot of planning and research [1]. To traditionally publish a book, one must first choose their publisher and submit their manuscript [2]. The steps that follow include carefully selecting the type of editing, designing the book cover, interior layout, page setting, assigning ISBN, distribution, sales and marketing [3]. To ensure success, one should write what they know and reflect on topics they are passionate about [5]. | 6.1455357074738 | ||
| 121 | matrix | [1]. matrix. [2]. [3]. [4]. [5]. |
Matrix is a type of mathematical entity that is used in a variety of applications [1]. It is a two-dimensional array of numbers, called a matrix, that can be used to store data [2]. Matrix can also be used to store and organize data [3]. | 2.0566840171814 | ||
| 122 | matrix | [1]. matrix. [2]. [3]. [4]. [5]. |
A matrix is a rectangular array of numbers, symbols, or expressions, arranged in rows and columns [1]. It is typically used to represent a system of linear equations [2]. Matrices can also be used to represent graphs and to store data [3]. Matrices are widely used in many areas of mathematics, including linear algebra, calculus, and numerical analysis [4]. Matrices can also be used in computer science and engineering [5]. | 5.8242671489716 | ||
| 123 | why do i wake up in the middle of the night? | [1]. why do you wake up in the middle of the night? there are a number of reasons why you might find yourself waking up during the night – but stress is a key factor . sleep expert phil lawlor explained to metro.co.uk , ‘when you are feeling stressed, your body will activate your sympathetic nervous systems, this may lead to you waking up randomly in the night. there are a number of reasons why you can’t sleep (picture: getty) ‘stress causes increased blood pressure and increased heart rate which will make it more difficult to get back to sleep.’ [2]. waking up in the middle of the night when you would like to be asleep can be a frustrating experience. people wake up during the night for different reasons. identifying the cause of your middle-of-the-night wakings is the first step toward a full night of sound sleep . why do i wake up in the middle of the night? many factors cause people to wake up during the night, such as disruptions in the environment, lifestyle factors, health issues, and aging. we explore the possibilities of what might be waking you up at night. [3]. we’ve all been there. you wake up in the middle of the night because of something innocuous – a slight noise or a need to use the bathroom perhaps – but before you can stop it your brain roars into action and starts worrying about things it shouldn’t. suddenly you’re wide awake, with thoughts and anxieties chasing each other round and round your head in a repetitive loop, like a bad acid house beat. problems that you’d solve easily in the day time are always amplified in the small hours. [4]. waking up in the middle of the night can leave you feeling tired the next day. when it happens over and over again, it’s a sign of insomnia, a sleep disorder that makes it hard to fall or stay asleep. but insomnia may not be the only reason why you wake up at night. sleep and pain when you’re in pain, it’s hard to fall and stay asleep. a poor night’s sleep can also make you more sensitive to pain. to manage pain: take a warm bath, try deep breathing, or listen to music. [5]. waking up in the middle of the night isn’t uncommon. most people actually awaken several times at night without even noticing because they fall back asleep quickly. if you wake up at 3 a.m. or another time and can’t fall right back asleep, it may be for several reasons. these include lighter sleep cycles, stress, or underlying health conditions. your 3 a.m. awakenings may occur infrequently and be nothing serious, but regular nights like this could be a sign of insomnia. |
Waking up in the middle of the night can be a frustrating experience [1], as there are a variety of factors that can cause it, such as disruptions in the environment, lifestyle factors, health issues, and aging [2]. It can also be a sign of insomnia [4], as well as a sign of pain [5], as well as a sign of underlying health conditions [5]. | 2.8567054271698 | ||
| 124 | temperature in Barcelona in April | [1]. for most of april, temperatures in barcelona average between 53 and 68 degrees fahrenheit (11 to 20 degrees celsius). early april can be quite chilly, so you likely won't be able to visit the beach until the end of the month—although a relaxing walk along the shore is always a good idea. average highs in the early part of the month range between 60 to 65 degrees fahrenheit (50 to 18 degrees celsius), while the lows can get down to anywhere from 40 to 45 degrees fahrenheit (4 to 7 degrees celsius). [2]. as well as its mediterranean climate, barcelona is protected from westerly winds coming from the atlantic ocean thanks to the pyrenees. average temperatures in april are still relatively chilly, usually staying between 11°c and 18°c. the temperature of the seawater will not go beyond 14°c making swimming nearly impossible. the number of hours of sunshine is fairly high in barcelona this month, with around seven hours a day. expect april showers eight days in the month with around 49mm of rainfall in total. with a score of 45 out of 100, the weather comfort index is fairly average. [3]. the cheapest option january to april you’ll find some of the best rates in the off season, when barcelona is at its coldest (think low 40s in january) and wettest (april is notorious for spring showers). average temperatures can reach the low-60s in march and april, meaning you’ll just need a light jacket (and umbrella) when walking around town. this is also a great time of the year to visit barcelona’s more famous attractions, such as the sagrada família , without having to fight your way through a throng of tourists. [4]. this is a great time for planning some indoor activities (like hitting the museums) as well as outdoor exploration (the raval and barri gotic are ideal) where you can escape quickly from an unexpected shower. average daytime temperatures march: 12°c april: 13°c may: 16°c summer in the city of culture barcelona has a long summer, which sometime stretches from may to october. it can get very humid in july and august, with thunderstorms common from mid-july until early autumn. [5]. you will have plenty of sunshine during this time, and there are few crowds. you can also catch a movie at the sala montjuic or shop for bargains at grand sales. nighttime temperatures rarely fall below 68 degrees fahrenheit. but it's important to remember that rain is still possible during this time. the rainy season in barcelona lasts through april. while there is no one right time to visit barcelona , most tourists prefer to visit between april and july. this time is popular because it offers stable weather and lower humidity than summers. |
The average temperatures in Barcelona in April range between 53 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit (11 to 20 degrees Celsius) [1], with average highs ranging between 60 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit (50 to 18 degrees Celsius) and lows from 40 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit (4 to 7 degrees Celsius) [1]. The temperature of the seawater will not go beyond 14°C making swimming nearly impossible [2]. Average daytime temperatures in March, April and May are 12°C, 13°C and 16°C respectively [4], and nighttime temperatures rarely fall below 68 degrees Fahrenheit [5]. Rain is possible during this time, with the rainy season in Barcelona lasting through April [5]. | 7.0606579780579 | Barcelona has an average temperature of 11°C (52°F) in April [1]. This is a great time to visit Barcelona [3], as the temperature is relatively mild and there are fewer tourists [3]. It can reach 12°C in April [4], while temperatures in May can reach 16°C (61°F) [4]. The number of hours of sunshine is fairly high in barcelona this month, with around seven hours a day. [2] This is also a popular time to visit Barcelona, as the weather is stable and there are few crowds [5]. | 3.954136133194 |
| 125 | why do i wake up in the middle of the night? | [1]. why do you wake up in the middle of the night? there are a number of reasons why you might find yourself waking up during the night – but stress is a key factor . sleep expert phil lawlor explained to metro.co.uk , ‘when you are feeling stressed, your body will activate your sympathetic nervous systems, this may lead to you waking up randomly in the night. there are a number of reasons why you can’t sleep (picture: getty) ‘stress causes increased blood pressure and increased heart rate which will make it more difficult to get back to sleep.’ [2]. waking up in the middle of the night when you would like to be asleep can be a frustrating experience. people wake up during the night for different reasons. identifying the cause of your middle-of-the-night wakings is the first step toward a full night of sound sleep . why do i wake up in the middle of the night? many factors cause people to wake up during the night, such as disruptions in the environment, lifestyle factors, health issues, and aging. we explore the possibilities of what might be waking you up at night. [3]. we’ve all been there. you wake up in the middle of the night because of something innocuous – a slight noise or a need to use the bathroom perhaps – but before you can stop it your brain roars into action and starts worrying about things it shouldn’t. suddenly you’re wide awake, with thoughts and anxieties chasing each other round and round your head in a repetitive loop, like a bad acid house beat. problems that you’d solve easily in the day time are always amplified in the small hours. [4]. waking up in the middle of the night can leave you feeling tired the next day. when it happens over and over again, it’s a sign of insomnia, a sleep disorder that makes it hard to fall or stay asleep. but insomnia may not be the only reason why you wake up at night. sleep and pain when you’re in pain, it’s hard to fall and stay asleep. a poor night’s sleep can also make you more sensitive to pain. to manage pain: take a warm bath, try deep breathing, or listen to music. [5]. waking up in the middle of the night isn’t uncommon. most people actually awaken several times at night without even noticing because they fall back asleep quickly. if you wake up at 3 a.m. or another time and can’t fall right back asleep, it may be for several reasons. these include lighter sleep cycles, stress, or underlying health conditions. your 3 a.m. awakenings may occur infrequently and be nothing serious, but regular nights like this could be a sign of insomnia. |
There are a number of reasons why you might wake up in the middle of the night, including stress [1], disruptions in the environment [2], lifestyle factors [2], health issues [2], and aging [2]. Additionally, if you wake up at 3 a.m. or another time and can’t fall right back asleep, it may be due to lighter sleep cycles [4], stress [1], or underlying health conditions [4]. It is also possible that regular awakenings during the night could be a sign of insomnia [5]. | 5.8122153282166 | ||
| 126 | what is the best laptop on the market | [1]. apple’s macbook pro models have been the best laptops on the market for years, with the recent m2 macbook air and m2-equipped 13-inch macbook pro , along with the macbook pro 14 and macbook 16 with m1 pro and m1 max, being the cream of the crop. however, even the best laptops have their shortcomings. [2]. the dell xps 13 is often considered to be the best windows laptop on the market, thanks to its sleek design, great performance, and extremely portable build. now, however, dell is taking that already-sleek design and making it even sleeker. the dell xps 13 plus represents dell’s vision for the future of laptop design, and it could well be the laptop to beat in 2022. [3]. the best laptops: does apple take the crown? what is the best laptop? the apple macbook pro 16-inch (m1 pro max) tops the list! we did an in-depth analysis of cpu, processor, display, storage and more, to compile a list of the best laptops on the market. [4]. in our roundup of the best laptops on the market, one clearly stood tall above the rest, and that was the m1 apple macbook air . it's quick and quiet, has a gorgeous display, and displayed excellent battery life in our tests, making it a no-brainer for our best buy award as the best laptop, period. now there's even more reason to love the macbook air, with amazon's hefty discount on all models bringing the price down to the lowest we've ever seen. [5]. as we mentioned above, the dell xps 13 is our pick for the best laptop on the market. and not only that, it's been at the top of our list for several years running. the performance this laptop offers for the price is stellar. you'll be able to surf, stream, and work without noticing any slowdown. plus, with a thin and light design, comfy keyboard, and long 11-hour battery life, this laptop is the perfect work machine. but it's not just good for work — this laptop's bright and vibrant display makes for excellent entertainment. |
Apple's MacBook Pro models have been the best laptops on the market for years [1], with the recent M2 MacBook Air and M2-equipped 13-inch MacBook Pro being the cream of the crop [1]. However, the Dell XPS 13 is often considered to be the best Windows laptop on the market [2], thanks to its sleek design, great performance, and extremely portable build [2]. Moreover, the Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Pro Max) tops the list of the best laptops on the market [3], while the M1 Apple MacBook Air is quick and quiet, has a gorgeous display, and displayed excellent battery life in our tests [4]. Dell XPS 13 Plus is the top pick for the best laptop on the market [5], and has been at the top of our list for several years running [5]. | 5.1064758300781 | ||
| 127 | what is the best laptop on the market | [1]. apple’s macbook pro models have been the best laptops on the market for years, with the recent m2 macbook air and m2-equipped 13-inch macbook pro , along with the macbook pro 14 and macbook 16 with m1 pro and m1 max, being the cream of the crop. however, even the best laptops have their shortcomings. [2]. the dell xps 13 is often considered to be the best windows laptop on the market, thanks to its sleek design, great performance, and extremely portable build. now, however, dell is taking that already-sleek design and making it even sleeker. the dell xps 13 plus represents dell’s vision for the future of laptop design, and it could well be the laptop to beat in 2022. [3]. the best laptops: does apple take the crown? what is the best laptop? the apple macbook pro 16-inch (m1 pro max) tops the list! we did an in-depth analysis of cpu, processor, display, storage and more, to compile a list of the best laptops on the market. [4]. in our roundup of the best laptops on the market, one clearly stood tall above the rest, and that was the m1 apple macbook air . it's quick and quiet, has a gorgeous display, and displayed excellent battery life in our tests, making it a no-brainer for our best buy award as the best laptop, period. now there's even more reason to love the macbook air, with amazon's hefty discount on all models bringing the price down to the lowest we've ever seen. [5]. as we mentioned above, the dell xps 13 is our pick for the best laptop on the market. and not only that, it's been at the top of our list for several years running. the performance this laptop offers for the price is stellar. you'll be able to surf, stream, and work without noticing any slowdown. plus, with a thin and light design, comfy keyboard, and long 11-hour battery life, this laptop is the perfect work machine. but it's not just good for work — this laptop's bright and vibrant display makes for excellent entertainment. |
The best laptop on the market is the Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Pro Max) [1], which topped our list in an in-depth analysis of CPU, processor, display, storage and more [3]. It is quick and quiet, has a gorgeous display, and displayed excellent battery life in our tests, making it a no-brainer for our best buy award as the best laptop, period [4]. Additionally, Dell XPS 13 also offers stellar performance for the price [2], with a thin and light design, comfy keyboard, and long 11-hour battery life, making it perfect for work and entertainment [5]. | 6.2311356067657 | ||
| 128 | why computers can't store 0.3 exactly? | [1]. this is obviously mathematically wrong, but it occurs because the computer (a) does not have infinite precision and (b) does not store numbers in base-10. the key that 0.9 and 0.1 cannot be cannot be exactly represented, just like how | The reason computers can't store 0.3 exactly is that they don't have infinite precision and (b) do not store numbers in base-10 [1]. Floating point values are stored as binary fractions, not decimal fractions [2], and the value stored to represent 0.3 will be very close to that value, but not the same [3]. This has implications for the way we write programs [4], since we expect computers to store 0.3 perfectly the way our calculators do [5], but they don't [5]. Lastly, the hardware inside the computer doesn't know anything other than 0's and 1's [5], so all the videos, music, and textual information you see in computers are stored as just 0's and 1's [5]. | 4.990727186203 | ||
| 129 | why computers can't store 0.3 exactly? | [1]. this is obviously mathematically wrong, but it occurs because the computer (a) does not have infinite precision and (b) does not store numbers in base-10. the key that 0.9 and 0.1 cannot be cannot be exactly represented, just like how | Computer cannot store 0.3 exactly because of the way values are stored, as binary fractions rather than decimal fractions [2]. This means that the value stored to represent 0.3 will be very close, but not exact [1]. This is because computers do not have infinite precision and cannot store numbers in base-10 [1]. Furthermore, 0.3 cannot be represented exactly, just like how "one third" cannot be exactly represented in decimal [1]. This is because the computer uses 0's and 1's to store all data [5]. | 5.0826916694641 | ||
| 130 | how to learn chinese | [1]. the best way to learn chinese is to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible. study chinese script, vocabulary, and grammar in an engaging way - with apps, software, or classic flashcards. speak chinese out loud as often as you can - to native speakers or to yourself. soak up chinese comics, movies, music, social media. [2]. listen to chinese songs and watch chinese videos another superbly effective way to learn chinese and to master the basics of the language is to get your hands on chinese music and movies. try to understand what is being said or sung as this can prove to be a fun session of chinese practice. note down the words you don’t understand and try translating as much as possible. 5. download a chinese learning app one of the most modern ways of learning chinese is to download hsk app or chinese flashcard app for iphone. [3]. hello , there are four steps to learn chinese: learning chinese learn to read and write in chinese immerse yourself in chinese understand chinese culture learning chinese can not be achieved overnight. but there are always some ways to help you learn chinese more happily. if you have the opportunity, you should communicate with the chinese people in chinese as much as possible. this can quickly improve your chinese fluency. ( this article is for those who are learning chinese and teaching chinese.) step 1: learn chinese 1. learn some basic vocabulary. [4]. how to learn mandarin chinese quickly. in fact, there is no secret or shortcut to learning mandarin chinese. you just have to work hard and be not afraid of making mistakes. start with the first step below. 1 communicate with native chinese speakers. the best way to learn chinese is to listen more. people often spend time studying grammar and memorizing words, but the best way is to really go out and learn to apply. instead of staring at books or computer screens, communicating with real people will make you more motivated to learn. [5]. the best way to learn chinese quickly is to go to china on an intensive chinese language course . surrounding yourself in mandarin all day every day will improve your skills faster than any other method. as such, staying with a host family, making chinese friends, and forcing yourself to speak only chinese will all speed up your learning even further. chinese is a difficult language, especially for beginners. the most intimidating things at first are the tones and the writing system. but once you start learning, you’ll discover elements of chinese that are simpler than other languages. |
The best way to learn Chinese is to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible [1]. Study Chinese script, vocabulary, and grammar in an engaging way [1] and speak Chinese out loud as often as possible [1]. Listen to Chinese songs and watch Chinese videos [2] to master the basics of the language and understand what is being said or sung [2]. If you have the opportunity, communicate with native Chinese speakers [3] to quickly improve your Chinese fluency. Finally, go to China on an intensive Chinese language course [4] to surround yourself in Mandarin all day, every day and make Chinese friends. | 4.0739126205444 | ||
| 131 | Francis Fukuyama | [1]. francis fukuyama (born october 27, 1952) is an american political scientist and author , who is most known for his widely discussed book the end of history and the last man was published in 1992, in which thesis of a post-cold war. he was born in chicago , illinois , united states . he earned his ph.d in political science from harvard university . images for kids francis fukuyama participating in a night owl session in tbilisi , georgia . [2]. francis fukuyama (1952–) is an author, government adviser, and academic in political and economic development, especially at the world level. he is the bernard l. schwartz professor of international political economy at the school of advanced international studies, johns hopkins university (sais), and the director of sais' international development program. [3]. francis fukuyama is a professor (by courtesy) of political science, mosbacher director of the center on democracy, development, and the rule of law, and a senior fellow at the freeman spogli institute for international studies at stanford university. he is also an author of a series of fundamental research papers and numerous articles published in the world's leading publications. he has been featured in the fp top 100 global thinkers several times. [4]. francis fukuyama is a nonresident scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he is also the olivier nomellini senior fellow at stanford university's freeman spogli institute for international studies (fsi), and a faculty member of fsi's center on democracy, development, and the rule of law (cddrl). he is also director of stanford's masters in international policy program and a professor (by courtesy) of political science. dr. fukuyama has written widely on issues in development and international politics. his 1992 book, the end of history and the last man , has appeared in over twenty foreign editions. [5]. francis fukuyama is the olivier nomellini senior fellow at stanford university's freeman spogli institute for international studies (fsi), and a faculty member of fsi's center on democracy, development and the rule of law (cddrl). he is also director of stanford's ford dorsey master's in international policy , and a professor (by courtesy) of political science. dr. fukuyama has written widely on issues in development and international politics. his 1992 book, the end of history and the last man , has appeared in over twenty foreign editions. |
Francis Fukuyama (born October 27, 1952) is an American political scientist, author, and government adviser [1]. He is the Bernard L. Schwartz Professor of International Political Economy at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University [2], and the Director of SAIS' International Development Program. He is also a nonresident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace [3], and the Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at Stanford University's Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI) [4], a faculty member of FSI's Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (CDDRL), and director of Stanford's Masters in International Policy Program [5]. Fukuyama has written widely on issues in development and international politics, and his 1992 book, The End of History and the Last Man, has appeared in over twenty foreign editions. | 11.561285734177 | Francis Fukuyama (born October 27, 1952) is an American political scientist and author [1], who is best known for his widely discussed book The End of History and the Last Man [1]. He is the Bernard L. Schwartz Professor of International Political Economy at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University [2], and the director of SAIS' International Development Program [2]. He is also a professor (by courtesy) of political science at Stanford University and a senior fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies [3]. He has written widely on issues in development and international politics and his 1992 book The End of History and the Last Man has appeared in over twenty foreign editions [4]. | 4.5577256679535 |
| 132 | how to learn chinese | [1]. the best way to learn chinese is to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible. study chinese script, vocabulary, and grammar in an engaging way - with apps, software, or classic flashcards. speak chinese out loud as often as you can - to native speakers or to yourself. soak up chinese comics, movies, music, social media. [2]. listen to chinese songs and watch chinese videos another superbly effective way to learn chinese and to master the basics of the language is to get your hands on chinese music and movies. try to understand what is being said or sung as this can prove to be a fun session of chinese practice. note down the words you don’t understand and try translating as much as possible. 5. download a chinese learning app one of the most modern ways of learning chinese is to download hsk app or chinese flashcard app for iphone. [3]. hello , there are four steps to learn chinese: learning chinese learn to read and write in chinese immerse yourself in chinese understand chinese culture learning chinese can not be achieved overnight. but there are always some ways to help you learn chinese more happily. if you have the opportunity, you should communicate with the chinese people in chinese as much as possible. this can quickly improve your chinese fluency. ( this article is for those who are learning chinese and teaching chinese.) step 1: learn chinese 1. learn some basic vocabulary. [4]. how to learn mandarin chinese quickly. in fact, there is no secret or shortcut to learning mandarin chinese. you just have to work hard and be not afraid of making mistakes. start with the first step below. 1 communicate with native chinese speakers. the best way to learn chinese is to listen more. people often spend time studying grammar and memorizing words, but the best way is to really go out and learn to apply. instead of staring at books or computer screens, communicating with real people will make you more motivated to learn. [5]. the best way to learn chinese quickly is to go to china on an intensive chinese language course . surrounding yourself in mandarin all day every day will improve your skills faster than any other method. as such, staying with a host family, making chinese friends, and forcing yourself to speak only chinese will all speed up your learning even further. chinese is a difficult language, especially for beginners. the most intimidating things at first are the tones and the writing system. but once you start learning, you’ll discover elements of chinese that are simpler than other languages. |
The best way to learn Chinese quickly is to immerse yourself in the language as much as possible [1], by listening to Chinese songs and watching Chinese videos [2], studying Chinese script, vocabulary, and grammar [1], speaking Chinese out loud [1], and downloading a Chinese learning app [3]. Additionally, it is beneficial to understand Chinese culture [3], communicate with native Chinese speakers [4], and take an intensive Chinese language course in China [5]. | 6.8596122264862 | ||
| 133 | what is the best way to test shampoo effectiveness on hair? | [1]. dermatologists sometimes have samples available that you can test for effectiveness at no cost to you. in the meantime, here are suggestions that some people have found effective: to take care of oily hair shampoo daily with a specially formulated cleanser for oily hair. finding one that works for you will take time, with a trial and error approach. gently massage the scalp while shampooing hair and leave the lather on for at least five minutes before rinsing. repeat right away if hair is particularly oily, and again later in the day, if necessary. skip the conditioner. [2]. what’s the best way to shampoo my hair? you may think it’s as simple as rinse, lather, repeat, but there’s actually a proper method to shampooing your hair that will yield better results. first, let your hair run under the water to ensure it’s fully saturated before jumping into shampoo application. for those with curly hair types, waiting for the hair to get fully wet may take a few minutes, while for finer hair types, it could take as little as one minute. next comes shampoo application. [3]. but the amount and frequency of product usage will determine how dirty your locks are, and consequently, how often your strands need to be scrubbed. the best way to analyze when you need to shampoo is by examining the crown of your head. |
The best way to test shampoo effectiveness on hair is to take a trial and error approach [1]. Start by shampooing the hair daily with a specially formulated cleanser for the hair type [1]. When shampooing, gently massage the scalp and leave the lather on for at least five minutes before rinsing [1]. Then, pay attention to the crown of the head for buildup, itchiness, and oiliness to determine if it is time to shampoo again [3]. It is also important to dilute shampoo with water and apply it directly to the scalp to avoid wasting it on the length of the hair [4]. Ultimately, the best way to test shampoo effectiveness is to use it and see the results for oneself [5]. | 5.4408826828003 | ||
| 134 | good startup ideas | [1]. a good startup idea is a well developed, multi-year plan that follows and considers many possible paths before eventually finding the way. when starting out, it’s impossible to completely map out all of the pathways that make up your idea maze. but there are some places you can look for inspiration: history - almost all good ideas have been tried before. look at what was tried previously and figure out what the previous attempts did right and wrong. [2]. thinking your idea through will not only help you get more confident, but also help convince future partners, employees, and investors about your grand vision. so, what makes for a good startup idea? let's jump in. good ideas sit at an intersection a good startup idea sits at the intersection of three key areas. in each area, you - as a founder - need to ask yourself a very specific question and then look for an honest answer. [3]. what are the characteristics of a good startup idea? rather than being limited to a single path forward, the signature of a good idea is that the entrepreneur will be able to identify multiple potential ways to make it work. for example, when then-mit sloan student elliot cohen and his pillpack co-founder tj parker identified a new approach to pharmaceutical packaging designed for patients taking multiple medications, they quickly recognized that their idea could be implemented in a number of ways. [4]. no one talks about it, but one of the worst, most damaging uses of your time as an entrepreneur is dedicating yourself to a good startup idea. wait, what? a good startup idea is a waste of time? a good startup idea will show you just enough promise and progress to keep you working on it, potentially for years. but in that time, you’ll see your cohort of entrepreneurs blow past you, because they’re working on a great startup idea. join tnw in valencia! [5]. not all ideas of that type are good startup ideas, but nearly all good startup ideas are of that type. it can take focus on a single product for years to build a brand or a company, which makes the logic of launching with all kinds of products even more confounding. |
A good startup idea is a well developed, multi-year plan that follows and considers many possible paths before eventually finding the way [1]. This plan should include a well-thought-out strategy that addresses three key areas: product, market, and business model [2]. The signature of a good startup idea is that the entrepreneur will be able to identify multiple potential ways to make it work [3], and it will also show promise and progress to keep you working on it, potentially for years [4]. Ultimately, a good startup idea should focus on a single product or service for years to build a brand or a company [5]. | 4.1426610946655 | ||
| 135 | good startup ideas | [1]. a good startup idea is a well developed, multi-year plan that follows and considers many possible paths before eventually finding the way. when starting out, it’s impossible to completely map out all of the pathways that make up your idea maze. but there are some places you can look for inspiration: history - almost all good ideas have been tried before. look at what was tried previously and figure out what the previous attempts did right and wrong. [2]. thinking your idea through will not only help you get more confident, but also help convince future partners, employees, and investors about your grand vision. so, what makes for a good startup idea? let's jump in. good ideas sit at an intersection a good startup idea sits at the intersection of three key areas. in each area, you - as a founder - need to ask yourself a very specific question and then look for an honest answer. [3]. what are the characteristics of a good startup idea? rather than being limited to a single path forward, the signature of a good idea is that the entrepreneur will be able to identify multiple potential ways to make it work. for example, when then-mit sloan student elliot cohen and his pillpack co-founder tj parker identified a new approach to pharmaceutical packaging designed for patients taking multiple medications, they quickly recognized that their idea could be implemented in a number of ways. [4]. no one talks about it, but one of the worst, most damaging uses of your time as an entrepreneur is dedicating yourself to a good startup idea. wait, what? a good startup idea is a waste of time? a good startup idea will show you just enough promise and progress to keep you working on it, potentially for years. but in that time, you’ll see your cohort of entrepreneurs blow past you, because they’re working on a great startup idea. join tnw in valencia! [5]. not all ideas of that type are good startup ideas, but nearly all good startup ideas are of that type. it can take focus on a single product for years to build a brand or a company, which makes the logic of launching with all kinds of products even more confounding. |
A good startup idea is a well developed, multi-year plan that follows and considers many possible paths before eventually finding the way [1]. This plan should include a well-thought-out strategy that addresses three key areas: product, market, and business model [2]. The signature of a good startup idea is that the entrepreneur will be able to identify multiple potential ways to make it work [3], and it will also show promise and progress to keep you working on it, potentially for years [4]. Ultimately, a good startup idea should focus on a single product or service for years to build a brand or a company [5]. | 4.1426610946655 | ||
| 136 | Singapore hiking tours | [1]. this may cause problems for inexperienced swimmers. climbing the singapore mountaineering federation (smf) organises abseiling, rock climbing, mountaineering and sport climbing trips in and around singapore and internationally. walks, trekking and hiking trekking refers to walking on trails. probably the best place for trekking or hiking in singapore is bukit timah hill . pulau ubin is an island off the north-eastern coast of singapore. bicycles can be rented at the village. the trails have been upgraded to facilitate trekking and basic amenities like toilets and shelters are available for the convenience of visitors. [2]. some of these walking tours in singapore includes: half day or full day private custom walking tour of singapore‚ sneakpeek singapore signature walking tour‚ tropical rainforest and orchid garden walk (unesco)‚ kampong glam and sultan mosque morning walking tour‚ singapore’s little india & chinatown walking tour and many more. [3]. however, we didn’t pick at random, we looked out for the quality walking tours in singapore with beneficial features to customers including good professional guide, instant confirmation of ticket, nice comments/reviews from travelers, budget – friendly prices, no hidden charges, discounted combos, availability, easy booking, high star rating, beneficial includes and recommendation from top suppliers. our list of singapore walking tours covers all singapore main attractions including: marina bay sands‚ gardens by the bay‚ botanic gardens‚ singapore zoo‚ orchard road‚ etc. [4]. your singapore sightseeing tour begins with your arrival at the airport from where our official will pick you up and drop you to the hotel for check-in. after a relaxing period, you are now about to familiarize with the wildlife world in singapore with our inclusive night safari for you. enjoy walking trails like the leopard trail, the fishing cat trail or the forest giants trail. watch how animals behave in their natural habitat when night falls. behold the antics of tapirs, rhinos, lions, giraffes along with a vast variety of birds. [5]. explore nature with these 5 beautiful hiking trails in singapore oct 09, 2022, 10:37 am 2 min read known as one of the cleanest countries in the world, singapore is surrounded by century-old temples, lush green spaces, bustling hawker centers, fantastic food, and a multicultural atmosphere. |
Singapore offers a variety of walking tours, including the Half Day or Full Day Private Custom Walking Tour of Singapore [2], the Tropical Rainforest and Orchid Garden Walk (UNESCO) [2], the Kampong Glam and Sultan Mosque Morning Walking Tour [2], and the Singapore’s Little India & Chinatown Walking Tour [2]. These tours cover all of Singapore's main attractions, such as Marina Bay Sands [3], Gardens by the Bay [3], Botanic Gardens [3], Singapore Zoo [3], and Orchard Road [3]. Moreover, visitors can also experience nature with five beautiful hiking trails in Singapore [5], such as the Leopard Trail, the Fishing Cat Trail, and the Forest Giants Trail [5]. Furthermore, the Singapore Sightseeing Tour [4] offers the opportunity to explore the wildlife world in Singapore and watch animals in their natural habitat when night falls [4]. | 8.7656674385071 | Singapore is an ideal destination for hiking tours [1]. Popular trails include Bukit Timah Hill [1], Pulau Ubin [1], Sneakpeek Singapore Signature Walking Tour [2], Tropical Rainforest and Orchid Garden Walk [2], Kampong Glam and Sultan Mosque Morning Walking Tour [2], Singapore’s Little India & Chinatown Walking Tour [2], Singapore Sightseeing Tour [4], Night Safari [4], and many more. | 3.0746219158173 |
| 137 | why nations fail | [1]. and its self-styled founder is ripping up the rule book. why nations fail (of two minds) there are two dynamics in systemic pressure: forces that weaken resilience and adaptability, and forces that strengthen adaptability. nations fail when their status quo is focused on protecting the ruling elites at the expense of the nation's overall adaptability to rapidly changing circumstances. [2]. in their 2012 book why nations fail , economists daron acemoglu of mit and james a. robinson of the university of chicago state that countries are poor primarily because their leaders make bad decisions that prevent the spread of prosperity. “ nations fail today because their extractive economic institutions do not create the incentives needed for people to save, invest, and innovate,” write acemoglu and robinson. much the same can be said of states. new york’s problems are solvable, and we should all hope the empire state rebounds from the coronavirus pandemic. [3]. the first and least controversial point in why nations fail is that for a nation to keep on doing more with less, its individual citizens need to be incentivized to become more productive. in particular, the state should not set up systems where, whenever someone gets more productive, other people come and take away the extra stuff they produced. [4]. a long-term route to political and economic success has been comprehensively documented by daron acemoglu and james robinson in their global study of why nations fail or succeed. in this view, nations fail because of ‘extractive economic and political institutions’ that do not provide incentives for growth and stability. they succeed when there are political conditions that permit a broad coalition to impose ‘pluralist political institutions’ and ‘limits and restraints’ on ruling elites. 20 thus, resilience of both state and society may hinge in the end on the rule of law replacing the rule of men. [5]. political scientist james a. robinson summed up for lay readers in the bestselling |
Nations fail when their status quo is focused on protecting the ruling elites at the expense of the nation's overall adaptability to rapidly changing circumstances [1], according to economists Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson in their 2012 book Why Nations Fail [2]. The two economists argue that countries are poor primarily because their leaders make bad decisions that prevent the spread of prosperity [3], and that extractive economic institutions do not create the incentives needed for people to save, invest, and innovate [2]. In their view, the long-term route to political and economic success can be achieved when there are political conditions that permit a broad coalition to impose pluralist political institutions and ‘limits and restraints’ on ruling elites [4]. | 4.6391267776489 | ||
| 138 | why nations fail | [1]. and its self-styled founder is ripping up the rule book. why nations fail (of two minds) there are two dynamics in systemic pressure: forces that weaken resilience and adaptability, and forces that strengthen adaptability. nations fail when their status quo is focused on protecting the ruling elites at the expense of the nation's overall adaptability to rapidly changing circumstances. [2]. in their 2012 book why nations fail , economists daron acemoglu of mit and james a. robinson of the university of chicago state that countries are poor primarily because their leaders make bad decisions that prevent the spread of prosperity. “ nations fail today because their extractive economic institutions do not create the incentives needed for people to save, invest, and innovate,” write acemoglu and robinson. much the same can be said of states. new york’s problems are solvable, and we should all hope the empire state rebounds from the coronavirus pandemic. [3]. the first and least controversial point in why nations fail is that for a nation to keep on doing more with less, its individual citizens need to be incentivized to become more productive. in particular, the state should not set up systems where, whenever someone gets more productive, other people come and take away the extra stuff they produced. [4]. a long-term route to political and economic success has been comprehensively documented by daron acemoglu and james robinson in their global study of why nations fail or succeed. in this view, nations fail because of ‘extractive economic and political institutions’ that do not provide incentives for growth and stability. they succeed when there are political conditions that permit a broad coalition to impose ‘pluralist political institutions’ and ‘limits and restraints’ on ruling elites. 20 thus, resilience of both state and society may hinge in the end on the rule of law replacing the rule of men. [5]. political scientist james a. robinson summed up for lay readers in the bestselling |
Nations fail when their status quo is focused on protecting the ruling elites at the expense of the nation's overall adaptability to rapidly changing circumstances [1]. Economists Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson state that countries are poor primarily because their leaders make bad decisions that prevent the spread of prosperity [2]. These bad decisions include setting up systems where, whenever someone gets more productive, other people come and take away the extra stuff they produced [3]. In the long run, nations fail because of ‘extractive economic and political institutions’ that do not provide incentives for growth and stability, while nations succeed when their economic and political institutions are inclusive and allow most people to share in economic growth and have a voice in decisions [4]. Acemoglu and Robinson argue that nations fail when their economic and political institutions are extractive, keeping money and power in the hands of a few [5]. | 8.288254737854 | ||
| 139 | ergonomic reading couch | [1]. we are all familiar with an ergonomic office space and ergonomic office chair, but what does it mean to have an ergonomic sofa? this information might just convince you to go the ergonomic route in your living room! what is an ergonomic sofa? like any ergonomic piece of furniture, an ergonomic sofa is designed with the user in mind. it isn’t about one-size-fits-all. it’s about building a piece of furniture unique to your body. think of it like a shoe. you and your spouse probably don’t have the same size feet, so you buy different shoes, unique to your body. [2]. an ergonomic sofa is built with a similar concept: designed for the specific user. this helps reduce strain on your bones and muscles, which in turn decreases pain and helps you sleep better at night. in the end, your investment will lead to a happier, fuller life. but if several people are sitting on the couch at once, how can you have a design that suits them all? one option you can start with is a custom design that creates a seating arrangement custom to each member of your family. [3]. ergonomic sofa with thick cushions: the angled backrest and wide handrails of the sofa will add comfort for you. with thick and high resilience cushions for your back and seat, it is comfortable to sit on the chair and enjoy beautiful scenery. plus, the cover of cushion can be removed for easy cleaning. || [4]. on the other hand, users can take advantage of a larger space with a chaise lounge or an oversize recliner. regardless of chair type, however, it’s wise to measure the living or working space available before making a purchase. comfort and support comfort and support go beyond just having a pleasant place to read. an ergonomically designed reading chair is built to ensure that it feels comfortable, even after a long period of sitting. chairs with a tall back provide a place to rest one’s head and reduce strain on the neck. [5]. [ergonomic design] this single sofa is designed with armrests and ottoman to free your hands and feet, which allows you to lie on the chair more comfortably, while avoiding the discomfort of your legs and waist caused by sitting for a long time. meanwhile, upholstered deep seat and ergonomic back cushion offer maximum comfort & cozy |
An ergonomic reading chair [1] is designed with the user in mind, with a tall backrest to provide a place to rest one's head and reduce strain on the neck [4]. It should also have comfortable and supportive cushions [3], and armrests and ottoman to free one's hands and feet, allowing them to lie on the chair more comfortably [5]. A chaise lounge or oversize recliner [2] is a great option for those looking for a larger seating area, but it is important to measure the available space before making a purchase. | 7.429247379303 | ||
| 140 | ergonomic reading couch | [1]. we are all familiar with an ergonomic office space and ergonomic office chair, but what does it mean to have an ergonomic sofa? this information might just convince you to go the ergonomic route in your living room! what is an ergonomic sofa? like any ergonomic piece of furniture, an ergonomic sofa is designed with the user in mind. it isn’t about one-size-fits-all. it’s about building a piece of furniture unique to your body. think of it like a shoe. you and your spouse probably don’t have the same size feet, so you buy different shoes, unique to your body. [2]. an ergonomic sofa is built with a similar concept: designed for the specific user. this helps reduce strain on your bones and muscles, which in turn decreases pain and helps you sleep better at night. in the end, your investment will lead to a happier, fuller life. but if several people are sitting on the couch at once, how can you have a design that suits them all? one option you can start with is a custom design that creates a seating arrangement custom to each member of your family. [3]. ergonomic sofa with thick cushions: the angled backrest and wide handrails of the sofa will add comfort for you. with thick and high resilience cushions for your back and seat, it is comfortable to sit on the chair and enjoy beautiful scenery. plus, the cover of cushion can be removed for easy cleaning. || [4]. on the other hand, users can take advantage of a larger space with a chaise lounge or an oversize recliner. regardless of chair type, however, it’s wise to measure the living or working space available before making a purchase. comfort and support comfort and support go beyond just having a pleasant place to read. an ergonomically designed reading chair is built to ensure that it feels comfortable, even after a long period of sitting. chairs with a tall back provide a place to rest one’s head and reduce strain on the neck. [5]. [ergonomic design] this single sofa is designed with armrests and ottoman to free your hands and feet, which allows you to lie on the chair more comfortably, while avoiding the discomfort of your legs and waist caused by sitting for a long time. meanwhile, upholstered deep seat and ergonomic back cushion offer maximum comfort & cozy |
An ergonomic reading couch is a great way to ensure that you have a comfortable, pleasant place to read [1]. It is built with an angled backrest and wide handrails to provide comfort and support [2], as well as thick and high resilience cushions for your back and seat [3]. It is also wise to measure the living or working space available before making a purchase [4], as chairs with a tall back provide a place to rest one's head and reduce strain on the neck [5]. | 3.3571832180023 | ||
| 141 | solar lights | [1]. a solar lamp also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of an led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel. solar-powered household lighting can replace other light sources like candles or kerosene lamps . solar lamps use renewable energy with infinity supply which is cheaper than standard lamps. in addition, solar lamps reduce health risk as kerosene lamps have a bad impact on human health. [2]. a solar lamp , also known as a solar light or solar lantern , is a lighting system composed of a led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries , charged through the use of solar panel (solar photovoltaic panel) [3]. a solar lamp , also known as a solar light or solar lantern , is a lighting system composed of an led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries , charged through the use of solar panel (solar photovoltaic panel) [4]. a solar lamp also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of a led lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller and there may also be an inverter. the lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel. difference between led solar lights & conventional led lights the comparison between solar powered led light and conventional light is that the led lamps have a greater lifespan and electrical efficiency that is many times better than the conventional lighting system. [5]. solar lights are a type of lights which are powered by the energy of the sun. with the evolution of technology and the springing up of new innovations, there have arisen better ways by which people can live better lives and enjoy life in general. solar-powered lights are a collection of different lights and light accessories which get their energy from the sun. this is certainly one of the best things that have happened especially right here in places in africa where there is a frequent occurrence of power failure. |
Solar lights, also known as solar lamps or solar lanterns [1], are a type of lighting system composed of an LED lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller, and sometimes an inverter [2]. They operate on electricity from batteries, which are charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panels [3]. Compared to traditional lighting systems, solar lights are more efficient and have a longer lifespan [4]. Additionally, they are a great alternative to the frequent power outages in places like Africa, as they can be powered by the energy of the sun [5]. | 11.446214675903 | A solar lamp, also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of an LED lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller and there may also be an inverter [1]. The lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel [2]. Solar-powered household lighting can replace other light sources like candles or kerosene lamps [1], and reduce health risk as kerosene lamps have a bad impact on human health [1]. LED solar lights have a greater lifespan and electrical efficiency [4], and are a good choice for those looking for an energy-efficient option [4]. | 4.0602586269379 |
| 142 | solar lights | [1]. a solar lamp also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of an led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel. solar-powered household lighting can replace other light sources like candles or kerosene lamps . solar lamps use renewable energy with infinity supply which is cheaper than standard lamps. in addition, solar lamps reduce health risk as kerosene lamps have a bad impact on human health. [2]. a solar lamp , also known as a solar light or solar lantern , is a lighting system composed of a led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries , charged through the use of solar panel (solar photovoltaic panel) [3]. a solar lamp , also known as a solar light or solar lantern , is a lighting system composed of an led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries , charged through the use of solar panel (solar photovoltaic panel) [4]. a solar lamp also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of a led lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller and there may also be an inverter. the lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel. difference between led solar lights & conventional led lights the comparison between solar powered led light and conventional light is that the led lamps have a greater lifespan and electrical efficiency that is many times better than the conventional lighting system. [5]. solar lights are a type of lights which are powered by the energy of the sun. with the evolution of technology and the springing up of new innovations, there have arisen better ways by which people can live better lives and enjoy life in general. solar-powered lights are a collection of different lights and light accessories which get their energy from the sun. this is certainly one of the best things that have happened especially right here in places in africa where there is a frequent occurrence of power failure. |
A solar lamp, also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of an LED lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller and there may also be an inverter [1]. The lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel [2]. Solar-powered household lighting can replace other light sources like candles or kerosene lamps [1], and reduce health risk as kerosene lamps have a bad impact on human health [1]. LED solar lights have a greater lifespan and electrical efficiency [4], and are a good choice for those looking for an energy-efficient option [4]. | 4.0602586269379 | ||
| 143 | solar lights | [1]. a solar lamp also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of an led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel. solar-powered household lighting can replace other light sources like candles or kerosene lamps . solar lamps use renewable energy with infinity supply which is cheaper than standard lamps. in addition, solar lamps reduce health risk as kerosene lamps have a bad impact on human health. [2]. a solar lamp , also known as a solar light or solar lantern , is a lighting system composed of a led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries , charged through the use of solar panel (solar photovoltaic panel) [3]. a solar lamp , also known as a solar light or solar lantern , is a lighting system composed of an led lamp , solar panels , battery , charge controller and there may also be an inverter . the lamp operates on electricity from batteries , charged through the use of solar panel (solar photovoltaic panel) [4]. a solar lamp also known as solar light or solar lantern, is a lighting system composed of a led lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller and there may also be an inverter. the lamp operates on electricity from batteries, charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panel. difference between led solar lights & conventional led lights the comparison between solar powered led light and conventional light is that the led lamps have a greater lifespan and electrical efficiency that is many times better than the conventional lighting system. [5]. solar lights are a type of lights which are powered by the energy of the sun. with the evolution of technology and the springing up of new innovations, there have arisen better ways by which people can live better lives and enjoy life in general. solar-powered lights are a collection of different lights and light accessories which get their energy from the sun. this is certainly one of the best things that have happened especially right here in places in africa where there is a frequent occurrence of power failure. |
Solar lights, also known as solar lamps or solar lanterns [1], are a type of lighting system composed of an LED lamp, solar panels, battery, charge controller, and sometimes an inverter [2]. They operate on electricity from batteries, which are charged through the use of solar photovoltaic panels [3]. Compared to traditional lighting systems, solar lights are more efficient and have a longer lifespan [4]. Additionally, they are a great alternative to the frequent power outages in places like Africa, as they can be powered by the energy of the sun [5]. | 11.446214675903 | ||
| 144 | what is the gst rate in singapore now | [1]. the current gst rate in singapore is 7%. gst-registered businesses are required to charge and account for gst at 7% on all sales of goods and services in singapore unless the sale can be zero-rated or exempted under the gst law. on this page: historical gst rates gst was introduced in singapore on 1 apr 1994. year gst rate 1 apr 1994 to 31 dec 2002 3% 1 jan 2003 to 31 dec 2003 4% 1 jan 2004 to 30 jun 2007 5% 1 jul 2007 onwards 7% [2]. singapore’s goods and services tax (gst) rate will be raised from the current 7% to 8% on 1 january 2023 and again from 8% to 9% on 1 january 2024, as announced by the finance minister in his budget 2022 speech. compared to other countries within southeast asia, singapore’s new gst rates are still among the lowest in the region. country gst/vat rate (%) cambodia 10 indonesia 10 laos 10 philippines 12 singapore 7 (2022), 8 (2023) and 9 (2024) thailand 7 (thailand’s standard vat rate as prescribed in the law is 10%. [3]. singapore personal tax rates start at 0% and are capped at 22% (above s$320,000) for residents and a flat rate of 15% to 22% for non-residents. to increase the resilience of taxes as a source of government revenue, goods and services tax (gst) was introduced in 1994. the current gst rate is 7%. the balanced mix of tax on consumption and income reduces the vulnerability of revenue intake to adverse changes in economic conditions and strengthens the resilience of singapore’s fiscal position. [4]. * gst is subject to revision at the discretion of the singapore government. the current gst rate in singapore is 7%. please note that gst rate will be adjusted to 8% and 9% in 2023 and 2024 respectively, and the total tuition fee will be adjusted accordingly if the enrolment fee is paid after 31 december 2022. ** a one-time miscellaneous fee of $537.17 will be billed in the first trimester and payable with the trimester tuition fee. this fee is subject to revision at the discretion of the university. [5]. the singapore gst was introduced at 3%, which has now been increased to 7% as inefficient excises and customs duties have been eliminated. on the other hand, in europe, the regime is not as efficient as the taxes have been levied at multiple rates. what govt panel said in december 2015, a government committee, chaired by arvind subramanian, chief economic adviser, recommended an rnr in the range of 15-15.5%. it said the average standard rate for comparable emerging market economies was 14.4% with the highest standard rate being 19% and even in the high-taxing advanced economies, the rate was 16.8%. |
The current GST rate in Singapore is 7% [1], which is lower than the rates of other countries in the Southeast Asia region such as Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos and Philippines [2]. GST was introduced in Singapore in 1994 at a rate of 3%, and has since been increased to the current rate of 7% [1]. GST is subject to revision at the discretion of the Singapore government, and is set to be increased to 8% in 2023 and 9% in 2024 [2]. [4] [5] | 5.023514509201 | The current GST rate in Singapore is 7% [1], which was introduced in 1994 [3], and will be raised from 7% to 8% on 1 January 2023 and again from 8% to 9% on 1 January 2024 [2]. The balanced mix of consumption and income taxes reduces the vulnerability of revenue intake to adverse changes in economic conditions and strengthens the resilience of Singapore's fiscal position [3]. The GST is subject to revision at the discretion of the Singapore government [4], and the total tuition fee will be adjusted accordingly if the enrolment fee is paid after 31 December 2022 [4]. | 3.9915397167206 |
| 145 | Chinese room argument | [1]. the chinese room argument is an argument against the idea that a machine could ever be truly intelligent. it is based on the idea that intelligence requires understanding, and that following rules is not the same as understanding. [2]. the chinese room argument is one of the widest and best-known single-issue debates in recent philosophy. its name originates from a thought experiment proposed by searle in 1980 in the paper “minds, brains, and programs.” the debate has far exceeded the disciplinary boundaries of philosophy, and has had an impact especially in the fields of artificial intelligence and cognitive science. in 1990, searle proposed a new, closely related argument that did not catch as much attention but that is, according to searle, deeper and more powerful than the original chinese room argument. [3]. the chinese room argument is a thought experiment of john searle (1980a) and associated (1984) derivation. it is one of the best known and widely credited counters to claims of artificial intelligence (ai)—that is, to claims that computers do or at least can (someday might) think. according to searle’s original presentation, the argument is based on two key claims: brains cause minds and syntax doesn’t suffice for semantics. its target is what searle dubs “strong ai.” [4]. 19] the chinese room [ edit ] the chinese room argument by john searle [20] is a direct attack on the claim that thought can be represented as a set of functions. the thought experiment asserts that it is possible to mimic intelligent action without any interpretation or understanding through the use of a purely functional system. in short, searle describes a person who only speaks english who is in a room with only chinese symbols in baskets and a rule book in english for moving the symbols around. [5]. the chinese room argument was first proposed by philosopher john searle in 1980. it is an argument against the possibility of artificial intelligence (ai) – that is, the idea that a machine could ever be truly intelligent, as opposed to just imitating intelligence. |
The Chinese Room Argument, proposed by philosopher John Searle in 1980 [1], is an argument against the possibility of Artificial Intelligence (AI) [2]. It states that intelligence requires understanding, and that following rules is not the same as understanding [1]. The thought experiment asserts that it is possible to mimic intelligent action without any interpretation or understanding through the use of a purely functional system [4]. It is a direct attack on the claim that thought can be represented as a set of functions [3]. The Chinese Room Argument has been widely credited as a counter to claims of AI [2]. | 9.8018617630005 | The Chinese Room Argument [1] is an argument against the idea that a machine could ever be truly intelligent. It is based on the idea that intelligence requires understanding, and that following rules is not the same as understanding [1]. It has far exceeded the disciplinary boundaries of philosophy, and has had an impact especially in the fields of artificial intelligence and cognitive science [2]. According to Searle's original presentation, the argument is based on two key claims: brains cause minds and syntax does not suffice for semantics [3], and its target is what Searle dubs "strong Ai" [4]. | 3.8529016971588 |
| 146 | 3d printer tuning | [1]. mid-print tuning and adjustment - fine tune your prints with on-the-fly adjustments to speed, extrusion rates, and first layer height. print history - keep a record of your favorite prints so you can reprint your most impressive parts with the click of a button. design library - organize all of your 3d printable models in one searchable location for easy access. advanced features - mattercontrol touch puts the full capability of 3d printing into the hands of power users. [2]. smaller objects can be created in 15 minutes or so, but larger objects can take many hours, or even days to print. some printers are faster than others. that speed though is a result of the individual 3d printer design and how the printer is tuned. tuning a printer is part of the maintenance time. price / ongoing costs you can find 3d printers for under $100. most of those are gimmicks or have very small build surfaces and other limitations. [3]. each 3d printer is assembled, on-demand, to your specifications, then tested and tuned by expert technicians to ensure optimized 3d printing performance. [4]. if you’ve taken the time to troubleshoot, calibrate, and tune your 3d printer, then the print quality you can achieve should be clean and refined. however, there are still options available for those 3d printing afficionados that are looking for the next step in print performance. there are many different accessories and add-ons that can improve and elevate the capabilities of your 3d printer or the finished look of your 3d prints. in no particular order, here are 10 different approaches to improving your 3d prints. [5]. in order to successfully produce fine prints, one important setting that makers must fine tune is their 3d printer's nozzle calibration. properly calibrating your 3d printer before pursuing a whole slew of projects will easily reduce your chances of failed prints along the way while also increasing your chances of producing the exact, fine quality you desire. some 3d printers come with companion software to achieve this. for pulse, that software is mattercontrol . |
Tuning a 3d printer is important in order to produce fine prints [1]. The most important setting to fine tune is nozzle calibration [5]. | 5.9660918712616 | ||
| 147 | 3d printer tuning | [1]. mid-print tuning and adjustment - fine tune your prints with on-the-fly adjustments to speed, extrusion rates, and first layer height. print history - keep a record of your favorite prints so you can reprint your most impressive parts with the click of a button. design library - organize all of your 3d printable models in one searchable location for easy access. advanced features - mattercontrol touch puts the full capability of 3d printing into the hands of power users. [2]. smaller objects can be created in 15 minutes or so, but larger objects can take many hours, or even days to print. some printers are faster than others. that speed though is a result of the individual 3d printer design and how the printer is tuned. tuning a printer is part of the maintenance time. price / ongoing costs you can find 3d printers for under $100. most of those are gimmicks or have very small build surfaces and other limitations. [3]. each 3d printer is assembled, on-demand, to your specifications, then tested and tuned by expert technicians to ensure optimized 3d printing performance. [4]. if you’ve taken the time to troubleshoot, calibrate, and tune your 3d printer, then the print quality you can achieve should be clean and refined. however, there are still options available for those 3d printing afficionados that are looking for the next step in print performance. there are many different accessories and add-ons that can improve and elevate the capabilities of your 3d printer or the finished look of your 3d prints. in no particular order, here are 10 different approaches to improving your 3d prints. [5]. in order to successfully produce fine prints, one important setting that makers must fine tune is their 3d printer's nozzle calibration. properly calibrating your 3d printer before pursuing a whole slew of projects will easily reduce your chances of failed prints along the way while also increasing your chances of producing the exact, fine quality you desire. some 3d printers come with companion software to achieve this. for pulse, that software is mattercontrol . |
In order to produce fine prints, 3d printers must be finely tuned [1]. To do this, one can use on-the-fly adjustments to speed, extrusion rates, and first layer height [1]. Additionally, the print quality can be improved with a variety of accessories and add-ons [4]. Furthermore, proper nozzle calibration is a key component of 3d printer tuning [5], as it reduces the chances of failed prints along the way and increases the chances of producing the exact, fine quality desired [5]. | 3.9341213703156 | ||
| 148 | 3d printer tuning | [1]. mid-print tuning and adjustment - fine tune your prints with on-the-fly adjustments to speed, extrusion rates, and first layer height. print history - keep a record of your favorite prints so you can reprint your most impressive parts with the click of a button. design library - organize all of your 3d printable models in one searchable location for easy access. advanced features - mattercontrol touch puts the full capability of 3d printing into the hands of power users. [2]. smaller objects can be created in 15 minutes or so, but larger objects can take many hours, or even days to print. some printers are faster than others. that speed though is a result of the individual 3d printer design and how the printer is tuned. tuning a printer is part of the maintenance time. price / ongoing costs you can find 3d printers for under $100. most of those are gimmicks or have very small build surfaces and other limitations. [3]. each 3d printer is assembled, on-demand, to your specifications, then tested and tuned by expert technicians to ensure optimized 3d printing performance. [4]. if you’ve taken the time to troubleshoot, calibrate, and tune your 3d printer, then the print quality you can achieve should be clean and refined. however, there are still options available for those 3d printing afficionados that are looking for the next step in print performance. there are many different accessories and add-ons that can improve and elevate the capabilities of your 3d printer or the finished look of your 3d prints. in no particular order, here are 10 different approaches to improving your 3d prints. [5]. in order to successfully produce fine prints, one important setting that makers must fine tune is their 3d printer's nozzle calibration. properly calibrating your 3d printer before pursuing a whole slew of projects will easily reduce your chances of failed prints along the way while also increasing your chances of producing the exact, fine quality you desire. some 3d printers come with companion software to achieve this. for pulse, that software is mattercontrol . |
In order to produce fine prints, 3d printers must be finely tuned [1]. To do this, one can use on-the-fly adjustments to speed, extrusion rates, and first layer height [1]. Additionally, the print quality can be improved with a variety of accessories and add-ons [4]. Furthermore, proper nozzle calibration is a key component of 3d printer tuning [5], as it reduces the chances of failed prints along the way and increases the chances of producing the exact, fine quality desired [5]. | 3.9341213703156 | ||
| 149 | where to buy toy for kids | [1]. one of the primary considerations when buying toys for your kids is to make sure your picking the ones that are appropriate for their age. when searching for age-appropriate toys, games, and kids’ merchandise, mr toys is the best place to go to. we have great items for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. our range includes learning and educational toys for little children, electronic toys for techie kids, puzzles and games for the entire family, collectable items for pop culture fans, and many more. [2]. jumbo, store jumbo limassol stores are the best places to buy toys for kids and toddlers. you can find wide variety of accessories and necessary stuff for new born there. the quality of toys is superior and price is very affordable. a must visit for all. address [3]. when you are looking to buy toys for the children, you can often check out the stores like amazon where you can find dozens of variety of kids toys. especially these days, many are preferring for the kids cars and among them electric cars have become so popular among the children. if looking for the kids-electriccars.co.uk , then check out the store which offers the best affordable pricing and free delivery all across the uk. [4]. customers have been led to buying toys for children in different places such as walmart and target because of the differences in pricing. buyers proud of their contribution will now have to think twice before buying toys for children. toys r us will not have the same draw with staff, customers, and applicants alike. [5]. while looking to buy the kids toys online in the united kingdom, you can check retail stores like amazon.com and walmart. however, if you are particularly looking for electric cars for kids then need to check this site kidselectriccars.store which offers wide range of kids official ride on cars. you can buy lamborghini, audi, bmw or else off-road trucks and also even children's tractors. all these kind of kids cars will make extreme fun for the children to enjoy outdoors at buy from here . |
The best place to buy toys for kids is Mr Toys [1], as they offer a wide variety of age-appropriate toys, games and merchandise for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. Other great options include Jumbo Stores [2], Amazon [3], Walmart [4], and Kidselectriccars.store [5], where shoppers can find electric cars, off-road trucks, and children's tractors. | 10.186056137085 | One of the best places to buy toys for kids is at stores like Amazon [3], which offers a variety of products for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. If you are looking for electric cars for kids [4], you can check out the store Kids-Electric-Cars.co.uk [3], which offers an extensive range of electric cars for kids. Additionally, Walmart and Target also offer a wide range of toys for children [4], while the website Kidselectriccars.store [5] offers a wide range of kids official ride on cars. | 4.0393800735474 |
| 150 | where to buy toy for kids | [1]. one of the primary considerations when buying toys for your kids is to make sure your picking the ones that are appropriate for their age. when searching for age-appropriate toys, games, and kids’ merchandise, mr toys is the best place to go to. we have great items for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. our range includes learning and educational toys for little children, electronic toys for techie kids, puzzles and games for the entire family, collectable items for pop culture fans, and many more. [2]. jumbo, store jumbo limassol stores are the best places to buy toys for kids and toddlers. you can find wide variety of accessories and necessary stuff for new born there. the quality of toys is superior and price is very affordable. a must visit for all. address [3]. when you are looking to buy toys for the children, you can often check out the stores like amazon where you can find dozens of variety of kids toys. especially these days, many are preferring for the kids cars and among them electric cars have become so popular among the children. if looking for the kids-electriccars.co.uk , then check out the store which offers the best affordable pricing and free delivery all across the uk. [4]. customers have been led to buying toys for children in different places such as walmart and target because of the differences in pricing. buyers proud of their contribution will now have to think twice before buying toys for children. toys r us will not have the same draw with staff, customers, and applicants alike. [5]. while looking to buy the kids toys online in the united kingdom, you can check retail stores like amazon.com and walmart. however, if you are particularly looking for electric cars for kids then need to check this site kidselectriccars.store which offers wide range of kids official ride on cars. you can buy lamborghini, audi, bmw or else off-road trucks and also even children's tractors. all these kind of kids cars will make extreme fun for the children to enjoy outdoors at buy from here . |
One of the best places to buy toys for kids is at stores like Amazon [3], which offers a variety of products for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. If you are looking for electric cars for kids [4], you can check out the store Kids-Electric-Cars.co.uk [3], which offers an extensive range of electric cars for kids. Additionally, Walmart and Target also offer a wide range of toys for children [4], while the website Kidselectriccars.store [5] offers a wide range of kids official ride on cars. | 4.0393800735474 | ||
| 151 | where to buy toy for kids | [1]. one of the primary considerations when buying toys for your kids is to make sure your picking the ones that are appropriate for their age. when searching for age-appropriate toys, games, and kids’ merchandise, mr toys is the best place to go to. we have great items for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. our range includes learning and educational toys for little children, electronic toys for techie kids, puzzles and games for the entire family, collectable items for pop culture fans, and many more. [2]. jumbo, store jumbo limassol stores are the best places to buy toys for kids and toddlers. you can find wide variety of accessories and necessary stuff for new born there. the quality of toys is superior and price is very affordable. a must visit for all. address [3]. when you are looking to buy toys for the children, you can often check out the stores like amazon where you can find dozens of variety of kids toys. especially these days, many are preferring for the kids cars and among them electric cars have become so popular among the children. if looking for the kids-electriccars.co.uk , then check out the store which offers the best affordable pricing and free delivery all across the uk. [4]. customers have been led to buying toys for children in different places such as walmart and target because of the differences in pricing. buyers proud of their contribution will now have to think twice before buying toys for children. toys r us will not have the same draw with staff, customers, and applicants alike. [5]. while looking to buy the kids toys online in the united kingdom, you can check retail stores like amazon.com and walmart. however, if you are particularly looking for electric cars for kids then need to check this site kidselectriccars.store which offers wide range of kids official ride on cars. you can buy lamborghini, audi, bmw or else off-road trucks and also even children's tractors. all these kind of kids cars will make extreme fun for the children to enjoy outdoors at buy from here . |
The best place to buy toys for kids is Mr Toys [1], as they offer a wide variety of age-appropriate toys, games and merchandise for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, teenagers, and even adult toy hobbyists. Other great options include Jumbo Stores [2], Amazon [3], Walmart [4], and Kidselectriccars.store [5], where shoppers can find electric cars, off-road trucks, and children's tractors. | 10.186056137085 | ||
| 152 | 3d printer tuning | [1]. mid-print tuning and adjustment - fine tune your prints with on-the-fly adjustments to speed, extrusion rates, and first layer height. print history - keep a record of your favorite prints so you can reprint your most impressive parts with the click of a button. design library - organize all of your 3d printable models in one searchable location for easy access. advanced features - mattercontrol touch puts the full capability of 3d printing into the hands of power users. [2]. smaller objects can be created in 15 minutes or so, but larger objects can take many hours, or even days to print. some printers are faster than others. that speed though is a result of the individual 3d printer design and how the printer is tuned. tuning a printer is part of the maintenance time. price / ongoing costs you can find 3d printers for under $100. most of those are gimmicks or have very small build surfaces and other limitations. [3]. each 3d printer is assembled, on-demand, to your specifications, then tested and tuned by expert technicians to ensure optimized 3d printing performance. [4]. if you’ve taken the time to troubleshoot, calibrate, and tune your 3d printer, then the print quality you can achieve should be clean and refined. however, there are still options available for those 3d printing afficionados that are looking for the next step in print performance. there are many different accessories and add-ons that can improve and elevate the capabilities of your 3d printer or the finished look of your 3d prints. in no particular order, here are 10 different approaches to improving your 3d prints. [5]. in order to successfully produce fine prints, one important setting that makers must fine tune is their 3d printer's nozzle calibration. properly calibrating your 3d printer before pursuing a whole slew of projects will easily reduce your chances of failed prints along the way while also increasing your chances of producing the exact, fine quality you desire. some 3d printers come with companion software to achieve this. for pulse, that software is mattercontrol . |
Tuning a 3d printer is important in order to produce fine prints [1]. The most important setting to fine tune is nozzle calibration, which can be done using software such as MatterControl [5]. | 5.9660918712616 | ||
| 153 | Dice coefficient | [1]. the dice coefficient is a fraction where the number of matching nodes, multiplied by 2, is the numerator, and the total number of nodes with a label in either participant is the denominator. for a given pair of sessions, the dice coefficient was quantified for each hemisphere separately and averaged. only areas that were traced in both participants were considered. this means the denominator of the dice coefficient is not inflated by labels that could not possibly match between participants. the dice coefficient was calculated for all pairwise comparisons between sessions. [2]. the dice coefficient, also known as the dice similarity index, is one of the most popular metrics for medical image segmentation. it scores the similarity between the predicted segmentation and the ground truth. however, it also penalizes false positives comparable to the precision metric. depending on the segmentation classes (binary or multi-class), there is a simple and class-wise dice coefficient implementation. whereas the simple implementation only accumulates the overall number of correct and false predictions, the class-wise implementation accounts the prediction performance for each segmentation class which is strongly recommended for commonly class-unbalanced medical images. [3]. dice coefficient or dice similarity index is a measure of overlap between the two images and it is defined as where is tumor region extracted from algorithmic predictions and is the experts ground truth. the minimum value of dice coefficient is 0 and the maximum is 1; a higher value indicates better overlap between the two images. tables 1 and 2 show some of the prominent features for the first-order statistical and second-order statistical analysis. table 2 also indicates the measure of coarseness and number of key values present in the segmented image. [4]. the dice coefficient was taken as a measure of quality of the segmentation. the dice coefficient is a measure of overlap between two regions, commonly used for evaluation of segmentation techniques. [5]. the dice coefficient or dice index (di) is another metric that measures similarity between a segmentation or detection algorithm and the gt. the di generally determines the algorithm’s performance by considering both precision and sensitivity in the evaluation. the di is also known as a precision refinement coefficient ( -measure or -score) and its expression is shown as follows: the establishes the overall accuracy of a system and in this case shows the degree of accuracy of the segmentation or detection; when the value of approaches 1 (100%), there is a greater degree of refinement of a method or algorithm. |
The Dice Coefficient, also known as the Dice Similarity Index [2], is a measure of overlap between two regions [4], and is commonly used for evaluation of segmentation techniques [4]. It is defined as the number of matching nodes, multiplied by two, divided by the total number of nodes with a label in either participant [1]. The minimum value of the Dice Coefficient is 0 and the maximum is 1; a higher value indicates better overlap between the two images [3]. It is also known as a precision refinement coefficient and is used to measure the overall accuracy of a system [5]. | 6.8144688606262 | The Dice coefficient [1] is a fraction where the number of matching nodes, multiplied by 2, is the numerator, and the total number of nodes with a label in either participant is the denominator. The Dice coefficient is a popular metric for medical image segmentation, scoring the similarity between the predicted segmentation and the ground truth [2]. It has a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 1 [3], and a higher value indicates better overlap between the two images [4]. The Dice coefficient can also be used to evaluate segmentation techniques [4]. | 3.9533524513245 |
| 154 | linux kernel programming | [1]. book description linux kernel programming is a comprehensive introduction for those new to linux kernel and module development. this easy-to-follow guide will have you up and running with writing kernel code in next-to-no time. this book uses the latest 5.4 long-term support (lts) linux kernel, which will be maintained from november 2019 through to december 2025. by working with the 5.4 lts kernel throughout the book, you can be confident that your knowledge will continue to be valid for years to come. you'll start the journey by learning how to build the kernel from the source. [2]. linux kernel programming a comprehensive guide to kernel internals, writing kernel modules, and kernel synchronization by kaiwan n billimoria | pdf | scheduling (computing) | linux distribution [3]. the linux kernel is an operating system kernel used by the linux family of unix-like operating systems. it is one of the most prominent examples of free and open source software. the linux kernel is released under the gnu general public license version 2 (gplv2)(plus some firmware images with various non-free licenses), and is developed by contributors worldwide. day-to-day development takes place on the linux kernel mailing list. the linux kernel was initially conceived and created by finnish computer science student linus torvalds in 1991. [4]. open-source family of unix-like operating systems, based on the kernel of the same name and incorporating many programs and utilities. the linux kernel was written by linus torvalds, a programmer at the linux foundation, and released to the public in 1991. programming in linux is carried out using the gnu compiler collection (gcc), which is part of the gnu toolchain and provides support for ada, c, c++, go and fortran. popular linux ides include eclipse, lazarus, kdevelop and netbeans. a majority of web servers run linux, which is preferred to the windows server. distributed under the gnu gpl. [5]. the linux kernel is an operating system kernel used by the linux family of unix-like operating systems. it is one of the most prominent examples of free and open source software. the linux kernel is released under the gnu general public license version 2 (gplv2) plus proprietary licenses for some controversial blobs and is developed by contributors worldwide. day-to-day development takes place on the linux kernel mailing list. citation: wikipedia. |
The Linux kernel is an operating system kernel used by the Linux family of unix-like operating systems [3]. It is one of the most prominent examples of free and open source software, and is released under the GNU General Public License Version 2 (GPLv2) [4]. Programming in Linux is carried out using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) [5], which is part of the GNU Toolchain and provides support for ADA, C, C++, Go, and Fortran languages. Popular Linux IDEs include Eclipse, Lazarus, KDevelop, and NetBeans [5]. The Linux kernel was initially conceived and created by Finnish computer science student and programmer, Linus Torvalds in 1991 [3]. | 4.7220237255096 | ||
| 155 | ahrefs | [1]. ahrefs is an seo software that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics. overview ahrefs helps users understand why their competitors rank high on the search engines and show them what to do to get ahead of their competition. users can see the exact keywords that their competitors are ranking for in organic, as well as paid search. plus, ahrefs has about 150 million keywords in the us alone. ahrefs collects, processes, and stores large amounts of data for marketers. [2]. ahrefs is an advanced seo resource that examines your website property and produces keyword, link, and ranking profiles to help you make better decisions on your content. [3]. ahrefs is an seo software suite that contains tools for link building, keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking and site audits. [4]. ahrefs is a leading software company offering an seo toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes. small businesses and fortune 500 companies like netflix, facebook, uber, and linkedin achieve their presence on top pages on google by building their brand visibility with ahrefs. [5]. ahrefs is a singapore-based seo software company that helps optimize websites of any scale — from giants like netflix, facebook, uber, and forbes to small businesses looking to build their presence on google’s top page. according to the straits times, ahrefs is one of singapore’s fastest-growing companies in 2022. techradar also named ahrefs one of the top five best online marketing service in 2022, along with google ads, facebook, hubspot, and mailchimp. |
Ahrefs is an SEO software that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics [1]. It helps users understand why their competitors rank high on the search engines and show them what to do to get ahead of their competition [1]. Ahrefs also examines website properties and shows keyword, links, and ranking profiles to help make better decisions on content [2]. Additionally, Ahrefs is a leading software company offering an SEO toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes [4]. Finally, Techradar [5] named Ahrefs one of the top five best online marketing services in 2022 along with Google Ads, Facebook, Hubspot, and Mailchimp. | 4.7995529174805 | ||
| 156 | ahrefs | [1]. ahrefs is an seo software that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics. overview ahrefs helps users understand why their competitors rank high on the search engines and show them what to do to get ahead of their competition. users can see the exact keywords that their competitors are ranking for in organic, as well as paid search. plus, ahrefs has about 150 million keywords in the us alone. ahrefs collects, processes, and stores large amounts of data for marketers. [2]. ahrefs is an advanced seo resource that examines your website property and produces keyword, link, and ranking profiles to help you make better decisions on your content. [3]. ahrefs is an seo software suite that contains tools for link building, keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking and site audits. [4]. ahrefs is a leading software company offering an seo toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes. small businesses and fortune 500 companies like netflix, facebook, uber, and linkedin achieve their presence on top pages on google by building their brand visibility with ahrefs. [5]. ahrefs is a singapore-based seo software company that helps optimize websites of any scale — from giants like netflix, facebook, uber, and forbes to small businesses looking to build their presence on google’s top page. according to the straits times, ahrefs is one of singapore’s fastest-growing companies in 2022. techradar also named ahrefs one of the top five best online marketing service in 2022, along with google ads, facebook, hubspot, and mailchimp. |
Ahrefs is an advanced SEO resource [2] that provides users with tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics [1]. It helps users understand why their competitors rank high on the search engines and show them what to do to get ahead of their competition [1]. Ahrefs also contains tools for link building, keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking, and site audits [3]. It is a leading software company offering an SEO toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes [4], and it is one of Singapore’s fastest-growing companies in 2022 [5]. Techradar also named Ahrefs one of the top five best online marketing services in 2022 [5], along with Google Ads, Facebook, Hubspot, and Mailchimp. | 6.9783365726471 | ||
| 157 | how to jog properly | [1]. proper form always begin your jogs with a warm-up and end with a cool down, regardless of their length and intensity. for jogging, a moderate to brisk walk can be used for both the warm-up and cool down. while jogging, make sure your heel touches the ground first, followed by the ball of your foot and then push off with the front of your foot. position your elbows at a 90-degree angle at your sides and keep your hands relaxed. avoid twisting your upper body or moving your arms across your body. [2]. keep your core supported, activate your glutes, and avoid slouching when you get tired. if you feel your form slipping, take a break and walk until you get your strength back. keep an eye on your pace. to enjoy a proper jog, don’t exceed a 10-minute mile. join a jogging group. you’ll be able to get advice from other joggers and have people to hold you accountable to your new routine. plus, you can talk about the latest season of “rupaul’s drag race” and exercise at the same time. get a good pair of shoes. [3]. as you get stronger, you can gradually increase the amount of time you’re jogging. pay attention to form. keep your torso straight, but don’t tense up your muscles. lean slightly forward without hunching over. relax your hands, arms, and shoulders. bend your elbows and swing your arms from your shoulders. drink water. your body needs enough fluids to perform properly. however, it loses fluids when you work out and sweat. stay hydrated before, during, and after jogging. drink even more water on hot and humid days. use proper workout gear. wear shoes that fit well and provide support. [4]. it’s best to dress in layers. start with a base layer and add as many layers as you need of lightweight clothing over it. you can easily remove or put them on again depending on your temperature. our tip here? it’s not a problem if you feel a little too cold right at the start of your jog. you’ll warm up quickly, and might regret bringing along even more layers than you needed. ©westend61 how do you jog properly? jogging properly is simple. if you already know the basics and are ready for your first run, that’s great! [5]. jogging jogging may have a slower pace than running, but it still boasts a range of health benefits. here’s how to maximize your jogging workouts: while jogging, maintain good posture, engage your core, and gaze forward. avoid tilting your head down and slumping your shoulders. broaden your chest, and keep it lifted as you draw your shoulders down and back. keep your hands loose, and use a relaxed arm swing. avoid crossing your arms in front of your body. to prevent injuries to your lower body, use a midfoot strike, and avoid hitting the ground with your heel. |
Jogging properly can be done by keeping your torso straight, but don't tense up your muscles, leaning slightly forward without hunching over, relaxing your hands, arms, and shoulders [3], and keeping a midfoot strike and avoiding hitting the ground with your heel [5]. Additionally, it is important to dress in layers [4] and avoid crossing your arms in front of your body [5]. | 2.9572386741638 | ||
| 158 | how to jog properly | [1]. proper form always begin your jogs with a warm-up and end with a cool down, regardless of their length and intensity. for jogging, a moderate to brisk walk can be used for both the warm-up and cool down. while jogging, make sure your heel touches the ground first, followed by the ball of your foot and then push off with the front of your foot. position your elbows at a 90-degree angle at your sides and keep your hands relaxed. avoid twisting your upper body or moving your arms across your body. [2]. keep your core supported, activate your glutes, and avoid slouching when you get tired. if you feel your form slipping, take a break and walk until you get your strength back. keep an eye on your pace. to enjoy a proper jog, don’t exceed a 10-minute mile. join a jogging group. you’ll be able to get advice from other joggers and have people to hold you accountable to your new routine. plus, you can talk about the latest season of “rupaul’s drag race” and exercise at the same time. get a good pair of shoes. [3]. as you get stronger, you can gradually increase the amount of time you’re jogging. pay attention to form. keep your torso straight, but don’t tense up your muscles. lean slightly forward without hunching over. relax your hands, arms, and shoulders. bend your elbows and swing your arms from your shoulders. drink water. your body needs enough fluids to perform properly. however, it loses fluids when you work out and sweat. stay hydrated before, during, and after jogging. drink even more water on hot and humid days. use proper workout gear. wear shoes that fit well and provide support. [4]. it’s best to dress in layers. start with a base layer and add as many layers as you need of lightweight clothing over it. you can easily remove or put them on again depending on your temperature. our tip here? it’s not a problem if you feel a little too cold right at the start of your jog. you’ll warm up quickly, and might regret bringing along even more layers than you needed. ©westend61 how do you jog properly? jogging properly is simple. if you already know the basics and are ready for your first run, that’s great! [5]. jogging jogging may have a slower pace than running, but it still boasts a range of health benefits. here’s how to maximize your jogging workouts: while jogging, maintain good posture, engage your core, and gaze forward. avoid tilting your head down and slumping your shoulders. broaden your chest, and keep it lifted as you draw your shoulders down and back. keep your hands loose, and use a relaxed arm swing. avoid crossing your arms in front of your body. to prevent injuries to your lower body, use a midfoot strike, and avoid hitting the ground with your heel. |
Jogging properly requires proper form and good posture. To begin, start your jog with a warm-up and end with a cool down [1]. When jogging, make sure your heel touches the ground first, followed by the ball of your foot, and then push off with the front of your foot [1]. Position your elbows at a 90-degree angle at your sides and keep your hands relaxed [1]. Keep your core supported, activate your glutes, and avoid slouching when you get tired [2]. To enjoy a proper jog, don’t exceed a 10-minute mile [2]. Get a good pair of shoes [2] and dress in layers, removing or adding layers depending on your temperature [4]. Maintain good posture and engage your core as you jog [5]. Broaden your chest, keep it lifted, and use a relaxed arm swing [5]. To prevent injuries, use a midfoot strike and avoid hitting the ground with your heel [5]. | 7.3947010040283 | ||
| 159 | ahrefs | [1]. ahrefs is an seo software that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics. overview ahrefs helps users understand why their competitors rank high on the search engines and show them what to do to get ahead of their competition. users can see the exact keywords that their competitors are ranking for in organic, as well as paid search. plus, ahrefs has about 150 million keywords in the us alone. ahrefs collects, processes, and stores large amounts of data for marketers. [2]. ahrefs is an advanced seo resource that examines your website property and produces keyword, link, and ranking profiles to help you make better decisions on your content. [3]. ahrefs is an seo software suite that contains tools for link building, keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking and site audits. [4]. ahrefs is a leading software company offering an seo toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes. small businesses and fortune 500 companies like netflix, facebook, uber, and linkedin achieve their presence on top pages on google by building their brand visibility with ahrefs. [5]. ahrefs is a singapore - based seo software company that helps optimize websites of any scale — from giants like netflix, facebook, uber, and forbes to small businesses looking to build their presence on google ’ s top page. according to the straits times, ahrefs is one of singapore ’ s fastest - growing companies in 2022. techradar also named ahrefs one of the top five best online marketing service in 2022, along with google ads , facebook, hubspot, and mailchimp. |
Ahrefs is an SEO software that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics [1]. It is an advanced SEO resource that examines your website property and produces keyword, link, and ranking profiles to help you make better decisions on your content [2]. It is a leading software company offering an SEO toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes [4], and is a Singapore-based company that helps optimize websites of any scale [5]. | 3.3092391490936 | ||
| 160 | ahrefs | [1]. ahrefs is an seo software that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics. overview ahrefs helps users understand why their competitors rank high on the search engines and show them what to do to get ahead of their competition. users can see the exact keywords that their competitors are ranking for in organic, as well as paid search. plus, ahrefs has about 150 million keywords in the us alone. ahrefs collects, processes, and stores large amounts of data for marketers. [2]. ahrefs is an advanced seo resource that examines your website property and produces keyword, link, and ranking profiles to help you make better decisions on your content. [3]. ahrefs is an seo software suite that contains tools for link building, keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking and site audits. [4]. ahrefs is a leading software company offering an seo toolset that empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes. small businesses and fortune 500 companies like netflix, facebook, uber, and linkedin achieve their presence on top pages on google by building their brand visibility with ahrefs. [5]. ahrefs is a singapore - based seo software company that helps optimize websites of any scale — from giants like netflix, facebook, uber, and forbes to small businesses looking to build their presence on google ’ s top page. according to the straits times, ahrefs is one of singapore ’ s fastest - growing companies in 2022. techradar also named ahrefs one of the top five best online marketing service in 2022, along with google ads , facebook, hubspot, and mailchimp. |
Ahrefs is an SEO software company that provides tools for rank tracking, competitive analysis, keyword research, backlink research, and tracking other search engine optimization metrics [1]. It offers an advanced SEO resource that examines your website property and produces keyword, link, and ranking profiles to help you make better decisions on your content [2]. It contains tools for link building, keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking and site audits [3]. It empowers everyone with search insights to create better business outcomes, from giants like Netflix, Facebook, Uber, and Forbes to small businesses looking to build their presence on Google’s top page [4]. Ahrefs is one of Singapore’s fastest-growing companies in 2022, and according to Techradar, it is one of the top five best online marketing services in 2022 [5]. | 8.7690377235413 | ||
| 161 | what is dark web | [1]. the dark web is a term that refers specifically to a collection of websites that exist on an encrypted network and cannot be found by using traditional search engines or visited by using traditional browsers. it is a network of websites and servers that use encryption to obscure traffic. almost all sites on the so - called dark web hide their identity using the tor encryption tool. you may know tor for its ability to hide your identity and activity. https://www.cybersecurityintelligence.com/blog/what-is-the-dark-web-4423.html [2]. the dark web is a term that frequently sparks sinister thoughts, with images of hooded hackers and nefarious groups lurking in the shadows waiting to digitally lash out and steal your goodies. in actuality, the dark web is merely a digital world of anonymity , rather than an exclusive space for malicious behavior. even so, the dark web has a significant impact on our digital activities and how we secure our information. https://www.comptia.org/blog/what-is-the-dark-web [3]. dark web definition the dark web is the hidden collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialized web browser. it is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications. while some use it to evade government censorship, it has also been known to be utilized for highly illegal activity. what is the dark web, deep web, and surface web? the internet is sizable with millions of web pages, databases, and servers all run 24 hours a day. https://www.kaspersky.com/resource-center/threats/deep-web https://www.kaspersky.co.za/resource-center/threats/deep-web https://www.kaspersky.co.in/resource-center/threats/deep-web [4]. the dark web is the world wide web content that exists on " darknets " : overlay networks that use the internet but require specific software, configurations, or authorisation to access. it is a hidden, or " overlay " collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialised web browser. it is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications. https://gulfnews.com/special-reports/ransomware-variants-inside-the-dark-underbelly-of-cyber-attacks-1.1621436955055 [5]. the dark web is a general term that describes hidden internet sites that users cannot access without using special software. users access the dark web with the expectation of being able to share information and / or files with little risk of detection. https://itlaw.fandom.com/wiki/Internet |
The dark web is a collection of websites and servers that use encryption to obscure traffic [1], and is a digital world of anonymity that has a significant impact on our digital activities and how we secure our information [2]. It is a hidden, or "overlay" collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialised web browser [3], and is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private [4], with the expectation of being able to share information and/or files with little risk of detection [5]. | 5.9263691902161 | The dark web is a term that refers specifically to a collection of websites that exist on an encrypted network and cannot be found by using traditional search engines or visited by using traditional browsers [1]. It is a network of websites and servers that use encryption to obscure traffic [1], and almost all sites on the so-called dark web hide their identity using the Tor encryption tool [1]. It is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications [4]. It is a general term that describes hidden internet sites that users cannot access without using special software [5]. | 3.5874407291412 |
| 162 | what is dark web | [1]. the dark web is a term that refers specifically to a collection of websites that exist on an encrypted network and cannot be found by using traditional search engines or visited by using traditional browsers. it is a network of websites and servers that use encryption to obscure traffic. almost all sites on the so - called dark web hide their identity using the tor encryption tool. you may know tor for its ability to hide your identity and activity. https://www.cybersecurityintelligence.com/blog/what-is-the-dark-web-4423.html [2]. the dark web is a term that frequently sparks sinister thoughts, with images of hooded hackers and nefarious groups lurking in the shadows waiting to digitally lash out and steal your goodies. in actuality, the dark web is merely a digital world of anonymity , rather than an exclusive space for malicious behavior. even so, the dark web has a significant impact on our digital activities and how we secure our information. https://www.comptia.org/blog/what-is-the-dark-web [3]. dark web definition the dark web is the hidden collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialized web browser. it is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications. while some use it to evade government censorship, it has also been known to be utilized for highly illegal activity. what is the dark web, deep web, and surface web? the internet is sizable with millions of web pages, databases, and servers all run 24 hours a day. https://www.kaspersky.com/resource-center/threats/deep-web https://www.kaspersky.co.za/resource-center/threats/deep-web https://www.kaspersky.co.in/resource-center/threats/deep-web [4]. the dark web is the world wide web content that exists on " darknets " : overlay networks that use the internet but require specific software, configurations, or authorisation to access. it is a hidden, or " overlay " collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialised web browser. it is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications. https://gulfnews.com/special-reports/ransomware-variants-inside-the-dark-underbelly-of-cyber-attacks-1.1621436955055 [5]. the dark web is a general term that describes hidden internet sites that users cannot access without using special software. users access the dark web with the expectation of being able to share information and / or files with little risk of detection. https://itlaw.fandom.com/wiki/Internet |
The dark web is a collection of websites and servers that use encryption to obscure traffic [1], and is a digital world of anonymity that has a significant impact on our digital activities and how we secure our information [2]. It is a hidden, or "overlay" collective of internet sites only accessible by a specialised web browser [3], and is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private [4], with the expectation of being able to share information and/or files with little risk of detection [5]. | 5.9263691902161 | The dark web is a term that refers specifically to a collection of websites that exist on an encrypted network and cannot be found by using traditional search engines or visited by using traditional browsers [1]. It is a network of websites and servers that use encryption to obscure traffic [1], and almost all sites on the so-called dark web hide their identity using the Tor encryption tool [1]. It is used for keeping internet activity anonymous and private, which can be helpful in both legal and illegal applications [4]. It is a general term that describes hidden internet sites that users cannot access without using special software [5]. | 3.5874407291412 |
| 163 | why sibor and sora so different | [1]. however, sora offers more transparency, as it is based on the average rate of all interbank lending transactions. compared to sibor ’ s convoluted method of ranking banks and then removing the top and bottom quartiles, sora ’ s method is way simpler. shifting from sibor to sora — what ’ s involved? sora tends to be more predictable and more stable than sibor. one reason is that sora is backward - looking , while sibor is forward - looking. what does that even mean? well, sora measures the volume - rated average of past interbank transactions that have already taken place. https://blog.moneysmart.sg/home-loans/sibor-sora-and-sor-rates/ [2]. although sora is based on backward - looking overnight transactions which is less volatile and less risky than sibor that is based on forward - looking future transactions, this doesn ’ t make sora risk - free. the sora rate offers more stability than sibor due to its calculation methodology and being validated by the the monetary authority of singapore. https://www.moneysmart.sg/home-loan/sora-trend-ms [3]. win - win situation ultimately, sora is of comparable volatility to sibor and it benefits both consumers and banks to adopt a uniform interest rate benchmark ; the former can compare different loan packages more easily and the latter face lower risks than when offering different financial products based on different interest rates. https://www.smart-towkay.com/home-loan/sibor-sora-trend [4]. click here to see the historical trend ultimately, sora is of comparable volatility to sibor and it benefits both consumers and banks to adopt a uniform interest rate benchmark ; the former can compare different loan packages more easily and the latter face lower risks than when offering different financial products based on different interest rates. when will sora be implemented? sora - pegged loan options are very limited right now, but as previously stated, it is slated to replace sor by the end of 2021. sibor is also set to be discontinued by 2024. https://www.smart-towkay.com/blog/view/167-should-you-refinance-your-property-loan-in-2020-and-should-you-opt-for-a-sora-pegged-home-loan-now [5]. sor provides the best opportunities for huge savings, if you can weather its volatile movements. sibor and sor move in tandem ; so when sor rises, sibor also rises ; when sor falls, so will sibor. however, sibor tends to creep up or down in small increments, whereas sor might move in dramatic swings . borrowers who pick a sor package count on its ability to fall rapidly. when sor rates plummet, the borrowers save a lot of money, compared to sibor ’ s small dips. however, sor can also rise faster than sibor, making it inappropriate for risk - averse borrowers. https://blog.moneysmart.sg/home-loans/the-difference-between-sibor-and-sor-based-home-loans-in-singapore/ |
Sibor and Sora are different because Sibor is based on forward-looking transactions [1], while Sora is based on backward-looking transactions [2]. Sibor involves a convoluted method of ranking banks and removing the top and bottom quartiles [1], while Sora is a volume-weighted average of past interbank transactions [1]. This means that Sora is more predictable and stable than Sibor [1], and this makes it beneficial for both consumers and banks to adopt it as a uniform interest rate benchmark [3]. By doing this, consumers can compare different loan packages more easily, and banks face lower risks than when offering different financial products based on different interest rates [4]. | 9.4754500389099 | Sora [1] is based on backward-looking overnight transactions, which is less volatile and less risky than Sibor [2], which is based on forward-looking future transactions. Sora is also set to replace Sibor by the end of 2021 [4], while Sibor is set to be discontinued by 2024 [4]. However, Sora provides the best opportunities for huge savings, as it can plummet rapidly [5], while Sibor tends to creep up or down in small increments [5]. | 3.3847668170929 |