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Acoustical Leak Detectors

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When liquids leak from a pipe or other carrying media buried underground, they emit a noise. Acoustic leak detectors are used to detect the noise that a leaking pipe makes in order to identify the leak’s location. This saves money as no widespread exploration or investigation has to be done to find the source of the leak. Why Do Leaks Make Noise? The noise that a leak from a pressurized pipe makes varies. Leaks produce a whoosh or hiss as they leave a pipe orifice and leave a slashing sound Read More

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Quantum Entanglement

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Quantum entanglement is a property of quantum mechanics in which two or more objects in a system that are linked together can no longer be described singularly. In other words, if the two objects are somehow linked, even when separated by tremendous distances, one cannot be analyzed and described without paying the same attention to the other one. Quantum entanglement, while not known as that name, appeared around 1935 when Einstein, Podolsky and Rosen commented on it in their EPR paradox. The theory suggests that two objects that are not Read More

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What is Stomata?

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Stomata are a special type of pore opening on leaves of plants. They are designed to absorb water from sources such as rain while also removing excess water in the plant through transpiration. The way that the stomata work is still a mystery as we truly do not understand what causes their functioning and how. The Role of Transpiration and Stomata Plants need carbon to grow and be healthy. One way they do this is by absorbing CO2 from the air. This is the process of transpiration or gas exchange. The CO2 is taken, broken Read More

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Who Invented the Projector?

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A Projector is an optical instrument that is used to project a picture on a blank screen with the help of reflection or as done by a lantern. Basically, it enlarges and reflects an object. This is done with the help of lenses, prism and mirror that is used as a reflector. Apart from other requirements, a bright light is a must for the best outcome of the image. The very first concept of projection was used in 1646 by a German priest, Athanasius Kircher. He used to project the Read More

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Multifunction Printer

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Multifunction printers have copy, fax, scan and printing capabilities all built into one piece of hardware. They are also called All-In-One printers. Multifunction printers are not much bigger than regular desktop printers. They can potentially replace up to four other machines: printer, scanner, photocopier, and fax. Multifunction printers are also kept as backup in case other machines fail. Multifunction printers have many advantages, but they also have some drawbacks. The ink cartridges are expensive, and the resolution of the printer and scanner is relatively poor. This is especially true for Read More

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How to Record Video Games

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Recording video games requires the installation of software that can record while you play. One of the best free pieces of software available for this is called WeGame. It allows whatever video game footage that is on the television to be immediately recorded and saved onto the computer for future use. This is how many people are able to take the video game footage and put it onto sites such as YouTube. The use of WeGame is very simple. Download the software from the website provided above and then install Read More

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GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)

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GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) is a specification for data transfer on TDMA and GSM networks. GPRS utilizes up to eight 9.05Kb or 13.4Kb TDMA timeslots, for a total bandwidth of 72.4Kb or 107.2Kb. GPRS supports both TCP/IP and X.25 communications. Fixed/Mobile Mobile Circuit/Packet Packet Max Bandwidth 107.2Kb Range Coverage area of host network Frequency Frequency of host network Host Network TDMA, GSM Definer ETSI The Future of GPRS EDGE (Enhanced Data-Rates for GSM Evolution) enabled GSM networks are able to implement EGPRS (Enhanced General Packet Radio Service), an enhanced Read More

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How to Disable Windows Hotkeys

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Windows Hotkeys are computer keys that are used as shortcuts. They can make it easier to use a computer because they minimize mouse use. The Windows logo key by itself opens or closes the Start Menu and the Windows logo key combined with other keys control many Windows functions. For example, pressing Win + M minimizes all windows.   There are a few simple steps for disabling Windows Hotkeys. Before doing so, read the following important note because disabling Windows Hotkeys has potential risks.   Important Note: System Restore Point Read More

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Firefox Toolbar

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A Firefox Toolbar can be any toolbar within Mozilla Firefox, whether it is a default toolbar provided by Firefox or an add-on provided by third-party extensions. Firefox currently has five default toolbars that can be turned on and off at any time: the Menu Bar, the Tab Strip, the Navigation Toolbar, the Bookmarks Toolbar, and the Add-On Bar. The Menu bar displays the basic menus that are available from almost all browsers and user interfaces, such as File, Open, Edit, Help, etc. The Tab Strip displays the tabs that the Read More

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How Insulation Works

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The most common type of insulation that is thought of is thermal insulation. This is the type of insulation you would find in most buildings and homes. It is designed to lower the transfer of heat between the inside of a building and the outside environment. It allows a building to retain its heat during the winter months while still keeping it relatively cool inside during the hot summer months. While there is no substance that can totally stop the transfer of heat between one area and another, there are Read More

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