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Abstract: Systems and methods of performing rate control in scalable video encoders for use in videoconferencing, announcements, and live video streaming to multiple participant devices having diverse bandwidths, resolutions, and/or other device characteristics. The systems and methods can accommodate different target bit rates of the multiple participant devices by operating on scalable video bitstreams in a multi-layer video format, including a base layer having one or more reference video frames, and an enhancement layer having one or more disposable non-reference, predictive video frames. By adjusting the number of disposable non-reference, predictive video frames in the enhancement layer, as well as quantization parameters for the respective base and enhancement layers, the systems and methods can accommodate the different target bit rates for the respective participant devices, while enhancing the spatial and/or temporal qualities of the base and enhancement layers in the respective video bitstreams.

Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation reached a deal with the Ontario Ministry of Energy and Hydro One in 2017 that would complete the final five kilometres of the Niagara Reinforcement Line along the Highway 6 bypass in Caledonia in exchange for ownership and capacity for renewable energy projects.

— Niagara Region Wind Farm, owned by Boralex in partnership with Six Nations, produces 230MW from its 77 turbines on a large patch of farmland south of Smithville. It started producing power in 2017.

Wire wound resistors are overlooked by many as being old tech, unlike the whizz bang laser, I mean frikin’ laser it must be cool. They tend to have the lowest Johnson–Nyquist noise of any resistor and long term stability can be unbeatable. So if you are trying to make something that requires precision and stability such as a voltage reference don’t overlook wire wound.

With apologies to [Adam Fabio], the BJT is off the list here. It’s easy to drive at low voltages, so it would work, but it won’t work well because of stupid quantum mechanics.

[B61L] GUIDING RAILWAY TRAFFIC; ENSURING THE SAFETY OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC (brakes or auxiliary equipment B61H, B61K; point or crossing construction E01B)

GH Induction together with a research center took some years to develop the process with pure copper material.

Inventor(s): Bhaskar Srinivasan (Allen, TX), Corinne Ann Gagnet (Dallas, TX), Guru Mathur (Plano, TX), Shih Chang Chang (Allen, TX), Stephen Arlon Meisner (Allen, TX) Assignee(s): TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED (Dallas, TX) Law Firm: No Counsel Application No., Date, Speed: 15793690 on 10/25/2017 (440 days app to issue)

The TCR is around 1 ppm/C. Comparing with the 1 Mohm metal film above, for a temperature change of 80C, that’s a change of just 0.008% or 80 ohms. It’s interesting how this is achieved. As the temperature increases, the resistance of course increases. But the resistor is made in such a way that that increasing temperature causes compression in the foil resulting in a drop in resistance. The net effect is very little change in resistance.

Industrial manufactures from any sector using heating processes like heat treatment (hardening, tempering, …), brazing, welding, straightening, etc.

This is another one that’s not really “on” until 4.5 V or so. It’ll work great for small currents, but it’ll get really hot and kill your battery life at 3.3 V.

The first is the completion of a high-voltage transmission line near Caledonia that was abandoned following the 2006 Douglas Creek Estates protests. Towers to Niagara have been completed for years, awaiting the final link.