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...ty function of blueshift is the risk of collision. It is also the chance to interact in dynamics. I believe it can be use to study risk vs. survival, navigation, dynamic interaction, and other applications....

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...ty function of blueshift is the risk of collision. It is also the chance to interact in dynamics. I believe it can be use to study risk vs. survival, navigation, dynamic interaction, and other applications....

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...u Solunu. Povlaĉenje JNA iz Republike Makedonije. Dugo leţim u sobi, osvetljenoj samo skalom pozajmljenog radio aparata. Povremeno se mešaju stani... ...e radne sobe, jede kompot od marelica direktno iz konzerve, ĉita Vreme. Ĉekam vesti, još uvek traje emisija Radio Beograda, «Pesmarica». Dajana nesv... ... menjaju imena ulica. «Bulevar Oktobarske revolucije» od sada će se zvati «Bulevar mira». Noćni program Radio Sarajeva uveo je emisiju u koju se ... ...ci ĉuju se sve do Dorćola. Stojim kraj otvorenog prozora, sunce nestaje u šumi. Novinari Drugog programa Radio Beograda štrajkuju. Komitet naci... ... Glas iz Beograda, uplašen. Uz konstantan bol u ruci, grudima, stomaku, zatvorenih oĉiju, slušam zvukove: radio, sat, ptice ispod prozora. Vrlo s... ...Oproštajna veĉera s Konstancom pred njen polazak u Bosnu i Hercegovinu, u misiji Crvenog krsta. Bar de la navigation, ţućkasta sveća na stolu, usol...

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........................ 215 CHAPTER XV: Rules for the Ulysseans' Nocturnal Navigation ................................................................. ...glielmo Marconi. You all know how all of our ways of communicating via radio, via television, via telephone etc. are also thanks to another Ital... ...o other celestial bodies, called pulsars, that don’t emit light, they emit radio waves of an extremely high potency. Scientists have picked them up w... ...dio waves of an extremely high potency. Scientists have picked them up with radio telescopes. Radio waves can reach us too, even after the neutron st... ...too, even after the neutron stars that emitted them no longer exist. Can radio waves travel beyond the curvature of space? We don’t know this, but ... ...ht cannot. If light comes to an obstacle, it stops and goes no further. If radio waves hit an obstacle, they bounce off it and go around it, or else ... ...iving both. 228 CHAPTER XV Rules for the Ulysseans' Nocturnal Navigation Homer narrated that Calypso taught Ulysses the rules on n... ...ion Homer narrated that Calypso taught Ulysses the rules on nocturnal navigation while on the high seas. BOOK V – from verse 270 to 280 2... ...abysses of life, and for this reason, they must learn the art of nocturnal navigation on the high seas. I have prepared some rules to follow whil...

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...ween creating beauty or ugliness. (see “Rules for the Ulysseans’ Nocturnal Navigation”). In these circumstances, acting wisely means being able t... ...wn, first teaches him how to build a raft. Then she teaches him the art of navigation by night using the stars, and this is an even more precious gi... ...o understand the structure of the universe. We could have done so by using radio astronomy. The answer that I consider the best is that light is n...

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...took his own life and left us all orphaned. I remained in the Feuhrerbunker with my radio specialist, Scholz. On May 1, we ran the 600 meters to my ... ...riel we had provided over decades of collaboration. Small arms, missiles, satellite navigation systems, tapping equipment, poisons, explosives – a t...

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...mpe omnia, qua mo- ventur in linea aliqua curva in plano defcripta, qwque radio duAo ad punAum vel quiefcens vel utcunque motum defcribunt areas cir... ...fcriptio acce- CCIRPORVM leratur, virium dire&iones declinant a concurfu radiorum verfus plagam, in quam fit motus. Urgeri powit corpus a vi centr... ...s-d &erum Tut centrnm $& E. 5% ,*a I : Curol, II. Hint ii corpus unum L radio ad alterurn T du&~ de-;, fcribit areas temp0ribu.s proportionales ; ... ...ires erurrt ut arcuum quorumvis fimul defcriptarum quadrata applicata ad radios circulorum. g. E.9. COT&. I. Cum arcus illi fint ut velocitates co... ...one compoiita ex duplicata ratione velocitatum dire&e, & ratione iimplici radiorum inverfe. CWOI. 2. Et, cum tempora periodica fint in ratione compo... ...frcrcnt from Gther Mytllolo@cl~ In,trcprcters, 6. Lcfiures for iulproving Navigation and Aitrononry, with the Del’criptions of feveral new and uf’efu...

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...rend. Consider music for instance. Streaming audio on the internet ("soft radio"), or downloadable MP3 files may render the CD obsolete - but they w... ...loadable MP3 files may render the CD obsolete - but they were preceded by radio music broadcasts. But the novelty is that the Internet provides a ve... ...ur lives. A century before the internet, the telegraph, the railways, the radio and the telephone have been similarly heralded as "global" and trans... ...e) became semi-public property - with access granted to the chosen few. Radio took precisely this course. Radio transmissions started in the USA in... ... not for profit organizations began their own broadcasts and even created radio broadcasting infrastructure (albeit of the cheap and local kind)dedi... ...with new sources of information, more "non-text media," better search and navigation, and ease of use. Q. What are Questia's future plans regarding... ...eds of challenged users, such as the visually-impaired? TP: Most of the navigational features for which most people use the mouse have keyboard eq... ...tion and perform basic maintenance functions. Location specific services (navigation, shopping recommendations, special discounts, deals and sales, e... ...ers. The electronic version, therefore, acquires a gyroscopic function: a navigation instrument, always indicating deviations from the "right" course...

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...nt of a visit to the mechanic’s shop. 10 Some might remember global retailer Radio Shack’s “75-in-1 Electronic Project Kit,” which was a piece of card... ...o one another, reconfiguring the board to imi- tate any number of appliances: radio, doorbell, lie detector, 12 or metronome. The all-important instruc... ...nnovations. During the 1940s, inventor Tom Carter sold and installed two-way radios for com- panies with workers out in the field. As his business caug... ... chatting in typed sentences with other CompuServe subscribers through a “CB radio simulator,” sending private e-mail to fellow subscribers, messaging... ...nyone could be- come part of the network by bringing a data-carrying wire or radio wave to the party. One needed only to find someone already on the ne... ... Recall that the FBI can secretly eavesdrop on any automobile with an OnStar navigation system by obtaining a judge’s order and ensuring that the surv... ...ce Products, http://www.microsoft.com/products (select “Office” from left-hand navigation bar) (last visited May 16, 2007). This all-in-one approach doe...

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...ourselves, as if we drive a plane without any knowledge of the landscape, navigation, or even our current position, or destination. We are using the ... ...can do. Before television came into the world, the “people-eater” was the radio. Radios sucked up humans’ life- force. People used to stick a radio i... ... used to stick a radio in their ear and completely forget everything else. Radios made us forget about eating, sleeping, and the ordinary events of l... ...had said, “In five hundred years, there will be airplanes, television, and radios?” Everyone would have considered you insane. But all these inventio... ...a bit more to add here. Don't get scared when you hear me call television, radios, and computers man-eating goblins. There is no need to be afraid. M...

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... runways 1,220-2,439 m Telecommunications: limited telephone, telegraph, and radiobroadcast services; television introduced in 1980; 31,200 telephones... ...59 m, 71 with runways 1,220-2,439 m Telecommunications: fair system of wire, radio-relay, and troposcatter routes; high frequency used extensively for... ...lephone system; 890 telephones (13.6 per 100 popl.); 1 FM and 3 AM stations; radio- relay link to St. Martin's Island Defense Forces Defense is the re... ...0 meters or to depth of exploitation Territorial sea: 200 nm (overflight and navigation permitted beyond 12 nm) Boundary disputes: Uruguay; short sect... ...tions: extensive modern system; 2.45 million telephones (7.9 per 100 popl.), radio relay widely used; 2 satellite stations with 3 Atlantic Ocean anten... ...anjestad Telecommunications: facilities, which include extensive interisland radio-relay links, are generally adequate; 49,600 telephones; 3 AM and 3 ... ...al Coastline: 307 km Maritime claim: Territorial sea: 200 nm (overflight and navigation permitted beyond 12 nm) Boundary disputes: Honduras Climate: t... ...nland waterways: Volta, Ankobra, and Tano rivers provide 168 km of perennial navigation for launches and lighters; Lake Volta reservoir provides 1,125... ...0 meters or to depth of exploitation Territorial sea: 200 nm (overflight and navigation permitted beyond 12 nm) Boundary disputes: Argentina, Brazil C...

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...ade for calling c the resonant speed of space. For the engineer and the radio amateur, the term "resonance" can lead to a whole new vista of menta... ...le new vista of mental images, a healthy vista in the present context. To radio amateurs and those other readers who are knowledgeable in such matte... ...ravity and straight-line acceleration. It seems likely that interstellar navigation simply calls for a certain kind of clock, just as transoceanic ... ...ity Cadre consisting of the best space-enthusiast relativists - to include radio hams because of their special knowledge of the electrical properties... ...at vulnerability is a bad thing. Guglielmo Marconi first announced, by radio, our presence to offworld SETI watchers in 1898 and our cover as a d... ... movie LONGITUDE (A&E network) dealing with the impact of clock design on navigation. ... Or the related book REVOLUTION IN TIME by David S. Landes f... ...ime of the reactor. The mission The mission of SS Alpha is to place a navigational buoy at a permanent location one lightyear out, along a line ... ...o the ship's Bridge and Flight Deck containing flight/propulsion control, navigation & engineering; module M5 to life needs. Quarters for the four ... ...- keeping Galactic orbit for scores of years, maybe longer. Its pulsating radio and laser beacons announce to the universe, "I am here." The casual ...

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...her Chinese trophy from the Battle of Talas. It proved indispensable as a navigation tool for ocean explorers in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuri... ... mathematics, medicine, botany, biology, zoology, geography, history, and navigation. Astronomers were quick to welcome freedom from the tedium of... ...up every 21 When a BBC radio show asked listeners to choose ―the British Person of the Millennium,... ...graph 1879  Lightbulb 1880  Electricity distribution 1906–1919  Radio 1920s  Television 1930s (or sooner)  Punch cards to input and e... ...k then evolved into the Internet we know today that connects ground-based, radio, and satellite networks. In 1974, Vint Cerf (―father of the Inter... ...ery sort. Back in the twentieth century, revolutionaries first targeted radio stations because they were the primary source of information for the...

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...her Chinese trophy from the Battle of Talas. It proved indispensable as a navigation tool for ocean explorers in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuri... ... mathematics, medicine, botany, biology, zoology, geography, history, and navigation. Astronomers were quick to welcome freedom from the tedium of c... ...to read. 21 When a BBC radio show asked listeners to choose ―the British Person of the Millennium,... ...graph 1879  Lightbulb 1880  Electricity distribution 1906–1919  Radio 1920s  Television 1930s (or sooner)  Punch cards to input and e... ...k then evolved into the Internet we know today that connects ground-based, radio, and satellite networks. In 1974, Vint Cerf (―father of the Intern... ...every sort. Back in the twentieth century, revolutionaries first targeted radio stations because they were the primary source of information for the...

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...es. The more energy it sucks in, the more powerfully it spews gamma rays and radio waves out of its two polar orifices. Things do not disappear in... ...r be able to create Life in a laboratory test-tube. Today, we know that all radioactive radiation causes mutations in living organisms. This is be... ...on. In fact: organic evolution is based upon Energy evolution. In this case: radioactive THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Two: Life 129 129 ... ...E PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Two: Life 129 129 mutation. What kind of radioactive radiation did the planet absorb from the Sun, back when Lif... ...in the oceans of the Earth, and the energy of the water itself: when they had radioactively aged and mutated to a specific atomic weight that only ex... ...'s off with Matt, Sarah and Billy in the sailboat... I think they're learning navigation." "We did that last week." "And Robbie got lost!" ... ...uropean sailing vessels were technically far worse than the Chinese and their navigation was also abysmal. The Chinese had advanced science to wonde...

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...clear idea of our location, Josh and I were forced to rely on our limited navigation skills. Reluctantly, we turned to our map and compass for guid... ...ly on television, but also on the Internet, in movie theatres, and on the radio, and are vital to getting the new message across. It is hard to pred...

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...contracts are unlikely to be materialized as long as the sanctions remain intact. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports that Russian firms alrea... ...elease from its warehouses heavy equipment destined for the Kurdish parts, reports Radio Free Europe. Iraq also continues to pursue it program of w... ...utions of higher education. Iraq recently donated 10 million euros to the Intifada. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty estimates that this display of A... ...ng the four-week course, the volunteers learn battlefield survival skills including navigation, nuclear and biological weapons defense, marksmanship...

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...e more than twelve hundred leagues, as we see it is. Besides, our moderne Navigations have now almost discovered that it is not an Iland, but rather... ...ingly or to dance nimbly. Orabunt causas alii, cælique meatus Describent radio, et fulgentia sidera dicent; Hic regere imperio populos sciat. --Vir... ...es) suffered Captaine Poulin, and the Baron of La Garde, to steal so many Navigations, voyages, and attempts, both by sea and land, from him? Second... ...prings and wards: ----- temo aureus, aurea summæ Curvatura rota, radiorum argenteus ordo. -- Ovid. Met. ii. 107. The Axe-tree gold, the whe... ...t off from them of Ægina, to take from them the preeminence in the art of navigation. In Lacedæmon masters punished their schollers by byting their ... ...ose Whereby some arts refined are in fashion, And many things now to our navigation Are added, daily growne to augmentation. Our world hath of late...

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...s. Listen, here it is again.’ Simon reached into the stall to turn up the radio. The teenager glared at him but was disarmed by a well-aimed wink. ... ... disarmed by a well-aimed wink. ‘And here are the latest headlines,’ the radio said with a faint crackle. ‘The mysterious saga of Theo, the Sleepin... ...rs-by to pull the animal off the poor policeman. He had, however, already radioed ahead for support. Theo kept his eyes f xed on the pigeon and banke... ...ed and murder can encircle the world in a matter of minutes. A voice on a radio can incite millions to rise in violence. A push of a button can destr... ...s and read the weather forecast. The ship was an old junk but some of the navigation devices were quite modern. ‘In the old days we navigated by the ... ...ssage arrived on the computer screen. The captain frowned and checked the radio for any weather warn- ings. There were none. ‘That’s odd,’ he murmure...

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...the thug, the tiny opposition from the mighty administration, the barely surviving radio station from the claws of the devouring state mechanism. I... ...netic spectrum. Pulsars and interstellar gas clouds spew radiation over the entire radio spectrum. The energy of the Sun is ubiquitous over the ent... ...kely to go through the same cycle experienced by other networked media, such as the radio and the telegraph. In other words, it will end up being bo... ...ter users from this utopia is the communication bandwidth. With the introduction of radio and satellite broadband services, DSL and ADSL, cable mod... ... and readers. The electronic version, therefore, acquires a gyroscopic function: a navigation instrument, always indicating deviations from the "ri... ...of ROM embedded software. Abuse or under- utilization of resources grow. The sale of radio frequencies to the first cellular phone operators in the ...

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...the thug, the tiny opposition from the mighty administration, the barely surviving radio station from the claws of the devouring state mechanism. I... ...netic spectrum. Pulsars and interstellar gas clouds spew radiation over the entire radio spectrum. The energy of the Sun is ubiquitous over the ent... ...kely to go through the same cycle experienced by other networked media, such as the radio and the telegraph. In other words, it will end up being bo... ...ter users from this utopia is the communication bandwidth. With the introduction of radio and satellite broadband services, DSL and ADSL, cable mod... ... and readers. The electronic version, therefore, acquires a gyroscopic function: a navigation instrument, always indicating deviations from the "ri... ...of ROM embedded software. Abuse or under- utilization of resources grow. The sale of radio frequencies to the first cellular phone operators in the ...

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... Ronald Coase, and defended by another, Paul Samuelson - national defense, the GPS navigation system, vaccination programs, dams, and public art (s... ...eminated virtually cost-free to the next consumer through the Internet, television, radio, and on magnetic media. MIT has recently placed 500 of its... ...apply at times). One can hardly benefit from the weather forecasts without owning a radio or a television set - which would immediately tend to excl... ...nse team accuses the US authorities of "selective prosecution". They are quoted by Radio Free Europe as saying: "The impetus for this prosecution c... ...originally created for the military-industrial complex (for the purposes of rocket navigation) was founded on the observation of the fights of anim... ...st in a string of networks which spanned the globe (the telegraph, the railway, the radio, television). So, I went and had a look at history and c...

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...nce well; “Orabunt causas alii, coelique meatus Describent radio, et fulgentia sidera dicent; Hic regere imperio populos sciat... ...in should suffer himself to his face to be robbed of the honour of so many navigations and commands at sea and land by Captain Paulin and the Baron de... ...ent with their condition, that environed with the sea they know nothing of navigation, and so simple that they understand not one syllable of the reli...

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...79 The World Trade Center Complex as of 9/11 p. 284 The World Trade Center radio repeater system p. 288 The World Trade Center North T ower stairwell ... ...11 had its last routine communication with the ground when it acknowledged navigational instructions from the FAA’s air traffic control (ATC) center i... ...Ong did not.The hijackers probably did not know how to operate the cockpit radio communication system correctly, and thus inadvertently broad- cast th... ...ervice would have begun. At 8:51, American 77 transmitted its last routine radio com- munication.The hijacking began between 8:51 and 8:54.As on Ameri... ... first 46 minutes of Flight 93’s cross-country trip pro- ceeded routinely. Radio communications from the plane were normal. Head- ing, speed, and alti... ...he FAA’s air traffic control center in Cleveland received the first of two radio transmissions from the aircraft. During the first broadcast, the capt... ...nd analyzes imagery and produces a wide array of products, including maps, navigation tools, and surveillance intelligence. A third such agency in Def... ...arrah dialed in the VHF Omni-directional Range (VOR) frequency for the VOR navigational aid at Washington Reagan National Airport, further indicating ... ...ing from a military pilot because he used a terrain recognition system for navigation. Eddie Shalev interview (Apr. 9, 2004). 171. FBI report,“Summary...

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...ts of the bombs, both usual and unusual, and particu- larly with regard to radioactive effects, if any, on the tar- gets or elsewhere. General Groves ... ...Commanding General of the 8th Army; Colonel War- ren, who was Chief of the Radiological Division of the District, arrived on 7 September. The main bod... ...istribution of leaflets, broadcasting via short wave every 15 minutes over radio Saipan and the printing at Saipan and distribution over the Empire of... ...the total population. 2. Broadcast of propaganda at regular intervals over radio Saipan. 3. Distribution of 500,000 Japanese language newspapers conta... ...,000,000 leaf- lets and a large number of newspapers had been dropped. The radio broadcasts in Japanese had been carried out at regular 15 minute inte... ...29’s that took off a few minutes be- hind us. Skillful piloting and expert navigation brought us to the rendezvous without incident. “About five minut...

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...structionofanenergyfacility),section2280(relatingtoviolenceagainstmaritime navigation),section2332a(relatingtoweaponsofmassdestruction),orsection2332b... ...oyeesandofficialsoftheDepartmentofJustice; (2)makepublicthroughtheInternet,radio,television,andnewspaperadvertisementsinformation ontheresponsibilitie... ...ngeventsofterrorisminvolvingweaponsofmassdestruction andbiological,nuclear,radiological,incendiary,chemical,andexplosivedevices. (b)USEOFGRANTAMOUNTS-...

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...equences—universal languor, jeal ousies and rivalries of States, decline of navigation and commerce, discouragement of necessary manufactures, univer... ...sts are not less fostered by it. Our fellow citizens of the North engaged in navigation find great encourage ment in being made the favored carriers ... ...ated and guarded against. Many of our citi zens are engaged in commerce and navigation, and all of them are in a certain degree dependent on their pr... ...rease of our Navy, whose flag has dis played in distant climes our skill in navigation and our fame in arms; the preservation of our forts, arsenals,... ...Union, embracing agriculture, manufactures, the mechanic arts, commerce, and navigation.” I have also declared my opinion to be “in favor of a tariff ... ...on the East Portico of the Capitol. The event was broadcast to the nation by radio. MY C OUNTRYMEN: No one can contemplate current conditions without ... ... Evans Hughes on the East Portico of the Capitol. He addressed the nation by radio and announced his plans for a New Deal. Throughout that day the Pre... ...dependence, Missouri. The ceremony was televised as well as broadcast on the radio. MR. V ICE P RESIDENT, M R. C HIEF J USTICE, and fellow citi zens,...