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- 3471: A Quantum Computer
- ... knowledge are just beginning to show themselves. In our computers, circuit boards are designed so that a 1 or a 0 is represented by differing amounts of electricity, the outcome of one possibility has no effect on the other. However, a problem arises when quantum theories are introduced, the outcomes come from a single piece of hardware existing in two separate realities and these realties overlap one another affecting both outcomes ...
- 3472: The History of the Internet
- ... at all times, it's called the Internet. This paper will explain the evolution and growth of the Internet. I will offer a guided tour though the evolution of the Internet and explain what this effect has on its growth and popularity. It's like a plague growing across the world, signs of its growth are seen everywhere. The Internet was started as an experiment to test networks to try and ...
- 3473: Hate Groups and the Internet
- ... and videos for purchase also play a crucial role in the hate groups on the net, they allow for a more in depth look into the activities of the groups and allow them to in effect talk directly to the interested or mistaken Internet surfer. With these new devices and technology the bigots running these sites can decorate their message and hide the meanings behind the deception. For those who surf ...
- 3474: Computer Networking
- ... in America by the year 2000 is not realistically possible. When you look into the facts, it is obvious that this plan has not been thought out at all, and will not be put into effect.
- 3475: The Millennium Bug
- ... This is not the same as ignoring the millennium bug and hoping that it will go away. Instead, it involves analyzing exactly what will happen to a companys computer systems and determining that the effect it will have is either none or very little (Martin 6). If this would be the case, and employees could work around any damages that may be caused, this selection could work. Carrying out a ...
- 3476: Airships
- ... the hull are two or more air diaphragms called ballonets that are kept under slight pressure, either by blowers or by air that is forced through scoops as a result of the forward motion (ram effect). The ballonets in turn exert pressure upon the gas, which fills the envelope, and this pressure in turn serves to stiffen the shape of the envelope and create a smooth flying surface. On takeoff the ...
- 3477: Airbags - Pop em' or Keep em'
- ... crash, the airbag could deploy with more or less force, resulting in less overall injuries. These "smart sensors" are still on the drawing board. It will be years before they are being put into full effect. Until that time, drivers will have to continue to use good driving skills. According to Automotive News, the advent of "smart sensors" will accompany "smarter airbags." These airbags will not only be located in the ...
- 3478: Technology and the Future of Work
- ... is not bringing about new ways of living. They predicted that we are not entering an era when work becomes largely unnecessary, there will be no break with the past, but will be seeing the effect of new technology in the next 20 years as an intensification of existing tendencies, and their extension to new areas. I suggest that Rosenbrock may come to a different conclusion with the benefit of hindsight ...
- 3479: How Guns Work
- ... it forward then the bullet will exert an equal force in the opposite direction on the gun causing it to move backwards or recoil. Although the action and reaction forces are equal in size the effect on the gun and the bullet are not the same since the mass of the gun is far greater than the mass of the bullet. The acceleration of the bullet while moving along the gun ...
- 3480: Development of the Submarine
- ... into a decisive nuclear advantage. This advantage acted as an effective deterrent to any Soviet movement into Western Europe. However, as the Soviet nuclear arsenal expanded (mostly during the Kennedy administration), it became necessary to effect a balance in the area of conventional warfare or to make more inroads in nuclear weapons development. Before this could be accomplished, however, advancements in submarine technology had to made as well. The submarines of ...
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