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Regardless of what happens in 2019, it is important to remember that even though the Great Recession saw that 24.1% laser sales decline from 2008 to 2009, our answer to the question we posed back then, “How wide is the chasm?”,32 was less than two years: by 2010, laser market sales had nearly recovered to 2008 levels.33

However there are exceptions to this, where innovative direction builds a social trend that people will stick to mark just because, or where scale is not justified. There money eventually talks in today’s world though, and you end up with buyout and further consolidation.

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Now That It’s Legal: What Next? The primary question asked by those in the agricultural and food industries when confronted with ozone and its approval by the FDA is, “How much ozone do I need to apply to do what I want it to do” Unhappily, the best and most truthful answer is that aside from some guidance from the published literature, the wise approach for the potential ozone user is to determine, by actual testing, the appropriate ozone dosage and exposure times for the specific agricultural and/or food product(s) to be treated. `The reader must understand, that although there are many studies on ozone in contact with various foods in the literature, specific details on ozone’s effects on specific foodstuffs sufficient to design ozonation systems in food/agricultural plants are sparse. Prior to FDA’S approval of ozone in 2001, it was actually illegal to use ozone for treating foods in the U.S. Consequently, FDA’S approval of ozone in 2001 was simply a “license to study” ozone in its many potential food and agricultural applications. As such, we offer a recommended ozone evaluation protocol in the form of the following steps that should be taken whenever a food processor becomes seriously interested in testing ozone: I. Select food item or process to be treated with ozone. 2. Identify specific foliage microorganisms that will be involved. Not all foods are spoiled by the same microorganisms. 3. Establish ozone or process performance required, including how many logs of inactivation of the targeted microorganisms are required; how much extension of shelf life is required; how clean must a recycled process water be, and so on.4. Check published literature. Start with the Food Additive Petition. If insufficient data are available (as expected), then conduct laboratory studies on those microorganisms to determine ozone dosages and conditions for their inactivation. One ozone company provides pilot systems for conducting such lab testing. 5. Apply conditions to food/process and confirm results. 6. Determine cost-effectiveness. In the FAP submitted to the FDA, there is a table that reports ozone dosage/exposure data obtained during specific studies. These data are most useful as guidance to the prospective ozone user, with the caution that the user must determine the minimum ozone dosage/exposure level necessary to accomplish the intended effect. At the same time, the prospective user should determine the maximum ozone dosage/exposure level that will cause damage to the agricultural or food product being treated. If ozone is evaluated in this manner for each potential application, the user will have a comfortable operating range of ozone dosage/exposure. This will allow the user to specify ozone treatment conditions that will always ensure attaining ozone’s intended effect(s) while also ensuring that excess ozone sufficient to damage the food product will be avoided.

The researchers first tested the structure by running experiments in the lab, using a solar simulator that mimics the characteristics of natural sunlight at varying, controlled intensities. They found that the structure was able to heat a small basin of water to the boiling point and produce superheated steam, at 122 C, under conditions that simulated the sunlight produced on a clear, sunny day. When the researchers increased this solar intensity by 1.7 times, they found the device produced even hotter steam, at 144 C.

This air purifier removes super-small particles like dust and dander and eliminates odors. Users say it literally brings a breath of fresh air into the room.

Gu cautions, “Unfortunately, aggressive price reductions may have the 2019 laser market seeing single-digit growth. This price competition might be beneficial for end-user consumers for the short term, but it means that the laser industry is not making the margins it deserves, especially in China. And this is not healthy for everyone in the long term.”

In one recently developed application area, jammed microgels are used to three-dimensionally (3D) print hydrogel and silicone structures, as well as living cell constructs (11, 12). With this technique, printed material is physically trapped in space by packed microgels, which temporarily fluidize under the stress generated by a translating injection tip and then rapidly return to a jammed solid state (8–10). The jammed microgel material enables 3D printing of soft matter through its low modulus, low yield stress, localized yielding behavior, spontaneous reflow after yielding, and rapid recovery of elasticity. These properties facilitate 3D printing with a high degree of precision and control with aqueous soft materials. By contrast, demonstrations of silicone printing into microgel supports show that major challenges remain for nonaqueous soft materials. Interfacial interactions between silicone inks and aqueous support materials limit printing precision and inhibit adhesion between printed features (13); commercially available silicone-based microgels practically offer no rheological control of the support medium (12).

This assumes that every EV will be driven 200-300 miles every day to empty out the battery completely every day and that it then has to be recharged fully every day. This assumption is kind of nuts. If you drive 250 miles every day, that’s 95,000 miles per year! A few people might drive this much, but in the UK the average is 8,000 miles per year per vehicle (2015). That’s 22 miles per day. So the charge required every night is what it takes to refill the juice used by 22 miles of driving. This is less than one-tenth of what you used in your assumption.

MIT engineers have built a device that soaks up enough heat from the sun to boil water and produce “superheated” steam hotter than 100 degrees Celsius, without any expensive optics.

You do not want to be referred to forthwith as “the person who predicted the Bitcoin crash” by each and every commentator and journalist. That would be an unfair label to someone whose contributions to humanity are much, much greater.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by and welcome to BWX Technologies Inc Fourth Quarter Earnings Conference Call. At this time, all participants are in a listen-only mode. (Operator Instructions). Following the Company’s prepared remarks, we will conduct a question-and-answer session and instructions will be given at that time. Please note this event is being recorded. I would now like to turn the call over to our host, Mr. Alan Nethery, BWXT’s Vice President and Chief Investor Relations Officer. Please go ahead.