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Researchers from State University Londrina Describe Findings in Electric Power (Faults In Smart Grid Systems: Monitoring, Detection and Classification) - Vimarsana News

Researchers from State University Londrina Describe Findings in Electric Power (Faults In Smart Grid Systems: Monitoring, Detection and Classification)

117 views Energy Daily News 2021 JAN 26 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Energy Daily News -- A new study on Energy - Electric Power is now available. According to news reporting originating from Londrina, Brazil, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “Smart Grid (SG) is a multidisciplinary concept related to the power system update and improvement. SG implies real-time information with specific communication requirements.” Financial supporters for this research include CAPES, National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), State University of...

Manaus is collapsing again. Is a new coronavirus variant to blame? - Vimarsana News

Manaus is collapsing again. Is a new coronavirus variant to blame?

Brazil's Manaus is collapsing again. Is a new coronavirus variant to blame? CNN 1/28/2021 © Matt Rivers/CNN covid-19 manaus brazil intl The tense quiet outside the small hospital in Iranduba, Brazil, shattered when the ambulance rolled up. Inside, medics give a woman CPR in an ultimately futile attempt to save her life. A hospital source told CNN she died soon after being brought inside. In the four hours that CNN spent outside Hospital Hilda Freire on Tuesday morning, three Covid-19 patients died. The chaos has become the norm here this month. What's happening in this underequipped h...

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Another African customer emerges for Hizir - Land Warfare - Vimarsana News

Another African customer emerges for Hizir - Land Warfare

Kenya set to join Uganda in ordering Turkish-made 4x4 APC. Katmerciler is set to add to its African customer base, following reports that the  Kenyan Defence Forces (KDF) are ordering 118 Hizir APCs. Nairobi-based newspaper The Star reported on 25 January that the Kenyan MoD is finalising a deal with Turkish manufacturer Katmerciler, believed to be worth $69 million. The KDF intends to use the 4x4 armoured vehicles in operations against Al-Shabaab terrorists. Hizir is designed with a high level of ballistic and blast protection. In its standard configuration, the APC features an Aselsan SA...

On her deathbed, a mother tells her children: "I went to the Moon" - Vimarsana News

On her deathbed, a mother tells her children: "I went to the Moon"

Declassified at last. Did Senhora Clarice Oliveira really go to the Moon? © John Post, www.JohnPost.com The half of the Moon you’ll never see A dying mother tells her children she’s been to the Moon; then they find a locked trunk by Bondo Wyszpolski Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from a novel that’s set in Brazil in 2002. Several writers and artists are drinking coffee at a café in São Paulo, regaling one another with stories. The conversation has already started, so let’s lean in and listen…) “What I want to relate is what was occurring in a room just across the corridor...

As Covid death rate soars, race to dig graves in Brazil's Manaus - Vimarsana News

As Covid death rate soars, race to dig graves in Brazil's Manaus

As Covid death rate soars, race to dig graves in Brazil's Manaus AFP 1/27/2021 AFP © MARCIO JAMES The cemetery in Manaus is expanding at breakneck speed as bulldozers dig dozens of new graves daily to accommodate the influx of victims of Brazil's deadly second wave of Covid-19, With more than 3,000 burials in January alone, the Amazon rainforest city of Manaus does not remember a deadlier month.  Its cemetery is expanding at breakneck speed as bulldozers dig dozens of graves daily to accommodate the influx of victims of Brazil's deadly second wave of Covid-19, possibly f...

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