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The rest of the case doesn’t get much better. The back seems to be privy to the rainbow effect, even if it is less prevalent than on clear TPU cases. The buttons are just cutouts with tall surrounds, making them very hard to push. The fingerprint sensor cutout is large, but that means that it produces somewhat of a strange visual effect over the glass portion of the back. It honestly feels like some sort of jewelry piece, but that is not what you need out of a case.

Cutouts are pretty good – the fingerprint sensor is perfectly accessible, the camera isn’t blocked, and there’s adequate space for a USB-C cable on the bottom as long as it’s not massive. The lip is adequate, though a glass screen protector might end up being thicker than it. The volume buttons are tactile, if a bit too recessed. The power button, however, ruins the whole case for me. UAG chose to put a flap about twice as long as the actual power button, and it’s hinged in the center. That means that you have to press directly on the center of the button to be sure that it’ll turn your screen on and off. Press too far up or down, and the button simply won’t activate unless you push really, really hard. It’s an infuriating design, and I’d say that about 50% of the time I press the power button, I’m greeted with nothing. The case itself is also harder than it should be to install and remove.

But the thing that really makes me recommend these to everyone is without a doubt the people who work for Nanoleaf. These are passionate folks who are excited about the work they are doing. I was fortunate enough to see a massive Nanoleaf Canvas installation where you could play a functional version of Pac-Man on it, and the people who excitedly explained to me how it came to be thanks to an internal hackathon totally sold me on everything about this company. These are people who want to change the way we think about lights, and it’s working.

The basic L10 tablet is visually almost identical to Xplore’s older and existing 10-inch class tablets, but that’s misleading as the L10 is a far more powerful design. A trio of Intel 8th generation "Kaby Lake Refresh" Core processor provide the kind of performance many field professional need for complex work. If that’s not needed, a low end Intel Pentium-based version is still as fast as the old high-end Xplore XSLATE B10. And despite its considerable ruggedness thanks to a tough magnesium alloy frame, polycarbonate housing, and elastomer corner and edge protection, the handy tablet weighs under three pounds. With a footprint barely larger than an iPad, the XSLATE L10 fits virtually anywhere.

On those shelves—Meyers proudly mentions this—are all locally based liquors, wines, and beers from Conshohocken, Kensington, and suburbs around Philly.

This is a sample EPS liner showing three different EPS densities used in different parts of the liner to help control the forces that are incurred in a crash. The white area illustrates the most obvious difference between a different density used in the top of the liner compared to the sides:

The dining room is well-suited for holiday meals and gatherings featuring raised wall panels and a glass pocket door that leads to the kitchen.

The Deli had a soft-opening on Nov. 29 which Hudson hoped would help them ease back into their regular routine, but the public wouldn’t have it. Three people came in that day, and the next day they came just shy of doubling their all-time record for lunch sales.

Tetra Pak Artistry will include three effects: Tetra Pak Reflect to include holographic effects onto the package, Tetra Pak Metallized to create a metallic effect, and Tetra Pak Craft to give the package the natural look of bare paperboard with wood fibers. Tetra Pack is considering some additional effects, which at development stage. One of the offerings includes Tetra Pak Sculpt, an embossed surface texture for an innovative consumer experience. All the effects will be available for the majority of Tetra Pak package formats and will be offered to customers worldwide.

“We are rightfully concerned for the tenants of the Jones Walker property,” Senators Marco Rubio and Bill Nelson wrote on Thursday. “Jones Walker Apartments received a (failing) score of 44 out of a possible 100.”

It gets worse when you put the case on your phone. There are no buttons, only cutouts. This is fine when executed properly, like on the Spigen Thin Fit, but Bellroy has made the phone’s buttons a royal pain to use by literally just putting holes where the buttons on the phone are. Additionally, the case itself feels like it has to stretch to actually fit the phone. Again, not confidence-inspiring. From what I can tell, the only aspect of this case that can be considered ‘premium’ is the microfiber lining inside, but that’s minuscule in the grand scheme of things.

The enhancement mechanisms proposed here are inherently linked to the wavelength of the spatial variations in surface superheat, P, as illustrated in Fig. 1. To probe the effect of this wavelength on boiling performance, the pitch between epoxy divisions has been systematically varied. The percent increase in CHF and HTC of the bi-conductive surfaces relative to bare copper is plotted in Fig. 5 against the superheat wavelength, P, normalized by the capillary length, λC. The capillary length is the characteristic length scale of an interface subject to both surface tension and gravitational forces, and for a bubble is given by