To even think that there are universes where we can't stop after second order perturbation theory in the fine structure constant. Scary thought.
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If you're turned on like her, maybe consider reading "Crash" by J. G. Ballard. I swear it's not smut.
Sport climber here. "Power Screaming" is a well- known technique to boost power during individual hard moves. Adam Ondra is famous for his strategic screaming, see his ascent of Silence. I regularly use it myself to increase core and grip strength.
Glückwunsch! Ich hatte 2016 in Köln peripher gespendet. Damals saßen wir drei Spender in einem Raum. Wir durften uns gemeinsam einen Film aussuchen, es gab Zeitungen/Magazine. War insgesamt sehr angenehm. Ich hatte gar keine weiteren Ablenkungen gebraucht.
Melde dich, falls du weitere Fragen hast oder Erfahrungen brauchst.
Mein erstes Auto hatte eine kleine Wölbung am unteren Ende des Kofferraums, eine Art toter Winkel. Da sind häufiger Sachen verschwunden. Irgendwann ist mir zufällig eine Brotdose aufgefallen. Der Inhalt, eine einzelne Banane, war komplett weiß. Ich frage mich, welche Stadien und Farben ich verpasst habe.
Ich kann aus eigener Erfahrung sagen, dass unscheinbare Schlammpfützen in Kurven auch gefährlich sein können. Also Helm auf!
The achievement in question is the preparation of the neutral atoms, which realize qubits, on this grid. Controlling the placement of such a large number of individual atoms with just light is a somewhat recent breakthrough that is now maturing.
Addressing the atoms and letting them interact is an entirely different beast, but the prerequisite of placement is just as important.
To the practicing statisticians out there: Is BLUE at all relevant in the field? Even if you can formulate your data/problem as a linear regression, wouldn't maximum likelihood estimation still be the preferred method in most scenarios? Edit: Of course Bayesian analysis is of equal relevance here!
Wer es nicht weiß: Der Kunstschnee ist aus Asbest...
New Zealand also has penguins. But there is no (map) love for NZ.
Where we droppin', chat?
Did the Danes ever intend their beer to become part of the language of love?