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Vol 1, Issue 3 - May 2010

jessicam posted on May 27, 2010 07:39

 

 

 

 
 
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DMC Monthly Update 
Volume 1, Issue 3
May 27, 2010

 
 
 
We compare Siemens and Allen Bradley function blocks, now we want you to comment and add your opinion! 
Explore DMC's SharePoint dashboard that tracks NWCR's Key Performance Indicators.
Embedded board design, documentation, and what you need to know to select the firm for you.  
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Devise and perform an experiment to determine the volumetric density of liquid water in the near-ground atmosphere during a hard rain.  Simply put, if you could freeze time and collect all of the liquid water in a 1 cubic meter box of atmosphere at eye level during a rain storm, how much liquid water would you have?   
 
We know that there is a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere during a rain storm, but we are only interested in the liquid amount.  While driving when wipers can barely keep up it seems there is a lot of liquid, but there is never so much that a person has a hard time breathing while standing in the rain. How would one quantify it?
 
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