surfaces

You can only do this on diffuse surfaces, so you need to keep going until you hit a diffuse surfaces.

The goal would be to get images that explain the measurements you take using the fewest number of surfaces.

The position of the engine exhaust also limits the efficiency of the wing and the effectiveness of the control surfaces.

If your language doesn't have high-quality, easy-to-use libraries to mitigate attack surfaces, that's a fundamental weakness in your language eco-system...

For example, it doesn't work well when the product contains soft or flexible surfaces, or has a highly non-planar shape.

That's sign of processes capable of changing the surfaces brightness on quite a rapid scale.

My take away from that is to be careful of touching such surfaces, but not to worry about the stream of water.

They will be able to control steering far better on slick surfaces.

I'd say the Surfaces are about 2:1 to the Airs on takeup, and that's mostly because of the form factor and pen.

Bolted connections must be tight enough that, when loaded with a force pulling the bolted connection apart, the bolted surfaces still have pressure pushing them together.

Any plans to move it to mobile for touch surfaces?

> Mars said the idea had huge potential for future development, such as heated roads or ultra-quiet surfaces.

One sketch of an idea would be to iteratively estimate the measurement including multi-path from what you think the surfaces look like and then remove the "surfaces" that are explained by echos off of single surfaces.

"Help planetary scientists characterize surfaces on Mars by examining images taken with the Context Camera" Super interesting.

I know its an iPhone app, but the "here's an iPhone with some icons standing up with reflective surfaces everywhere" immediately pegs the site as a iPhone fad cash-cow wannabe.

Not only does its insulating behavior arise from strong correlations between its electrons, but in the past five years, mounting evidence has suggested that it is a “topological insulator” at low temperatures, a material that resists the flow of electricity through its three-dimensional bulk, while conducting electricity along its two-dimensional surfaces.

The business guys and PMs go for the Airs and Surfaces...

I suspect not with devices that come pre-encrypted - Surfaces, etc.