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Relativity says that spacetime is smooth, and only big things can warp it, in ways that are exactly known. Quantum theory says that the smallest parts of the universe are constantly fluctuating and dramatically uncertain. How can something be both smooth and fluctuating, both exact and uncertain?

The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) for its new ammonia-based ship HVAC refrigeration system.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has obtained Approval in Principle (AiP) from ABS for its new ammonia-based ship HVAC refrigeration system.

ABS has issued an approval in principle to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) for its new ammonia-based ship HVAC refrigeration system. Ammonia is the...

Cantonese speakers bristle at linguists’ classification of their family’s native tongue as a dialect rather than a full-fledged language

Globally, Cantonese is being swamped by Mandarin. The two languages are as different as Spanish is from French.

Asian operators came together at Mobile World Congress to talk about decarbonizing network equipment and other efforts to go carbon neutral.

Lee, D. S. SK Energy, Seoul, South Korea Dong-Sik Lee is a Senior Engineer and a Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) Specialist at SK Energy. He has more than 21 yr of experience in the inspection department, and supports the technologies of NDE, corrosion control and failure analysis in refineries, especially hydroprocessing and residual fluid catalytic cracking units. He earned a BS degree in mechanical engineering from Yonsei University in South Korea.

Stability evaluation of hot spots in the RDS process reactor Stability evaluation of hot spots in the RDS process reactor During the end-of-run (EOR) period of the authors’ company’s residue hydrodesulfurization (RDS) process in early February 2019, some hot spots occurred in the catalysts of the reactors. During the end-of-run (EOR) period of the authors’ company’s residue hydrodesulfurization (RDS) process in early February 2019, some hot spots occurred in the catalysts of the reactor...

Stanford Lays Off Only Cantonese Lecturer After 21 Years of Teaching Stanford University’s Cantonese language program is in peril after administrators decided to lay off its one and only lecturer. Sik Lee Dennig, Ph.D., who taught in the program for more than 21 years, is among hundreds of employees whose contracts will no longer be renewed due to budgetary challenges brought about by COVID-19. 208 layoffs. Around 76 students enroll in the university’s Cantonese classes annually. Over the l...