Acharya's recently released book ‘Obtuse Angle: A bureaucrat’s Journey Through Cartoons’ is a collection of 150 black-and-white cartoons that captured the life’s essence in a lighthearted and ...

Version: 2.1 Added detection mode - now allows acute and obtuse angles to be generated Changed internal mechanism to uniquely identify ... Parameterized dogbones mostly work, but there are definite ...

When faced with a problem and opposing view, this is a good question to ask ourselves; “Is my goal to be right or to solve the problem?” There is more than one way to peel an orange.

As a 2D mask, this is designed to be differenced away from the edge of a shape that with its corner at the origin and one edge on the X+ axis and the other mask_angle degrees counterclockwise from the ...

Right ventricular failure (RVF) is a feared complication that can occur in the early ... The new definition distinguishes between early acute RVF (requiring RVAD support), early RVF in the first 30 ...

Consumers have the right to expect certain things when they buy a product or service. These rights are protected under consumer law and are known as consumer guarantees. Warranties are extra promises ...

The chief executive of Soner Watches, who prefers square and rectangular timepieces, has written a book, “Beyond Round Watches.” By Penelope Colston As the founder and chief executive of the ...

Surgical embolectomy is suggested for type C thrombus if the thrombus is extremely large and associated with risk of right atrial or ventricular outflow tract obstruction should it dislodge. Suggested ...

just one node will win the right to confirm the next block. The proof-of-stake model is held up as a solution to the energy consumption problem faced by blockchains. However, such a system also ...

When you’re faced with a tough challenge, how do you respond? Creative problem-solving is an important skill because it allows you to tackle some of the difficult parts of relationships or work ...

A problem that affects a lot of people is more important than one that doesn’t, right? Except that’s not how we human beings process the information, according to a new research paper.