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To see how the two versions of the new Xplore XSLATE L10 perform compared to the B10 and Bobcat they are replacing, we ran our standard Passmark Software PerformanceTest 6.1, a suite of about 30 tests covering CPU, 2D graphics, 3D graphics, memory, and disk and then computes scores for each category and an overall PassMark score. The results are as follows:

The living room at 1640-1641 Fairfield Beach Road opens to a great room with a coffered ceiling, a stone fireplace and Brazilian cherry floors.

The reason for the new L10 platform was to take the popular XSLATE B10 and not only enhance and improve it with state-of-the-art technology, but evolve it into a comprehensive tablet ecosystem covering a wide range of performance and functionality demands. Hence this new trio of very rugged mobile computers for the field and use under the harshest conditions, and all sharing the same extensions, add-ons and accessories.

To alleviate the fear of an undercharged iPhone, battery packs and cases are must-haves. And, while I appreciate the convenience of an external battery pack, they are often too bulky. A battery case is another option as it will house my phone and battery pack in one handy spot — again resulting in added bulk, especially when my phone is fully charged and I don’t need the battery attached 24/7.

The Land Rover Route Planner app enables you to program a route in advance on a smartphone, which will then automatically be uploaded to the system once you’re in the vehicle. And because Touch Pro Duo provides true door-to-door routing, it can help you complete the final stage of your journey on foot or using public transport by seamlessly transferring guidance back to your phone once you park the vehicle.

Installation view of Svizzera 240: House Tour at the Swiss Pavilion at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Photo: Wilson Wootton.

These enhancement techniques rely on surface properties and interfacial phenomena, which are inherently susceptible to degradation. Here we report the enhancement of CHF and HTC using surfaces with in-plane variations in substrate thermal conductivity. These “bi-conductive” surfaces are comprised of rows of low-conductivity epoxy embedded into high-conductivity copper substrates, and therefore rely on bulk properties rather than surface properties to enhance boiling. They create spatial variations in the surface temperature during boiling, and by tuning the wavelength of these variations to coincide with the capillary length, have shown increases in HTC and CHF of greater than a factor 5x and 2x, respectively. These counterintuitive results are explained by an examination of the resulting liquid and vapor flow fields, as well as enhanced bubble dynamics. This novel enhancement mechanism has not yet been observed or studied, and holds the potential for creating robust and reliable surfaces for high-efficiency and high heat flux boiling applications over long lifetimes.

Early acoustics materials focused on absorbing sound—soaking up sonic energy rather than reflecting it. That approach produced its own idiosyncratic soundscape. As the science historian Emily Thompson explains in her book The Soundscape of Modernity, absorptive materials removed reverberation, producing “clear and direct” sound. “In a culture preoccupied with noise and efficiency,” Thompson writes, “reverberation became just another form of noise, an unnecessary sound that was inefficient and best eliminated.”

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“It had three levels,” he said. “The bottom was for storing farm implements. The upper level was for cows and chickens, and the top was a hayloft.

The appearance of the world that these photographs document is shaped by two things. Digital architectural tools have enabled a drift from a domestic floorplan characterized by perfect rectangles to one in which rooms are often trapezoidal or completely irregular. The increasing complexity of the resulting measurements is handled by the software, and the 3D representation is so easy to zoom, to rotate, that an overview remains available to the designer even as the spatial relations become more entangled. Secondly, the extraordinary degree of standardization in these spaces, the standardization of measurements, the conformity of fittings and of colors, means that the spaces look continuous in these photographic portraits. You can infer these interiors from the plan alone, down to the position and shape of the door knob. Even as the plan becomes more nuanced, the interior elevations are virtually extruded.