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Airbox. When Husqvarna decided to go with an updated version of Husaberg’s plastic subframe, it committed to a new airbox shape. Perhaps if the engineers had to do it over again, they would rethink the effect that the thick structural shape of the molded subframe would have on the engine’s ability to breathe. KTM’s thin aluminum subframe tubes leave more room for air to come in from the battery box. Plus, KTM has vents in its airbox covers. Not so with the Husky FC350. It is buttoned up tight. A loaf of bread would stay fresh in Husky’s airbox for a week.

Anyone in the embedded systems biz who’s ever gone to a trade show probably knows the "brick in the box" technique.

In Pakistan, brands must understand that they can’t just post a TVC on Facebook or Google and think they are ‘doing digital’. People are more expressive on digital; it is an interactive medium and brands have to tailor their communications accordingly.

High levels of toxic dust were often present in the factories and plants where these products were manufactured. As a result, former factory workers are at extremely high risk of developing an asbestos-related disease.

Although in the short term, the AOR model seems to be working in Pakistan with different variations, the debate brewing globally is will the concept of AOR continue as digital’s share of advertising grows? The answer depends on several factors.

Yaskawa Cockpit: Industry 4.0 software integrates robots, other factory assets into a complete systems management, visualization solution; provides insight into device information, production rates; identifies appropriate preventive maintenance; predicts components’ lifespan

Currently, publicly financed demolition and landfilling are the most frequent methods used to remove abandoned structures, but these practices generate a huge amount of material waste. Upwards of 300,000 houses are demolished annually, which generates 169.1m tons of construction and demolition debris – about 22 per cent of the U.S. solid waste stream.

“Believe it or not the “Robertson” screw came out before the Phillips. Robertson just hated money and didn’t want to license his patents. So it’s only now that they’re in common use again.”

With the help of advisers Eric Richardson, a Rice bioengineering lecturer, and Dr. Mehdi Razavi, a cardiologist at Texas Heart Institute, the students developed a needle-laden pad that can be pressed through a flexible AED pad and the skin to overcome the skin’s typical impedance, 500kO/cm2.

Another issue is that most channels (with the exception of Hum TV and Urdu1) do not pay their production houses on time, making them wait for months until they are paid by the advertisers. Ultimately, it boils down to the fact that channels have only one stream of revenue, i.e. advertising, and are at the mercy of advertisers, some of whom are not known for paying their dues promptly.

However, the need to reduce weight and decrease cost is forcing engineers to specify thinner materials and lighter alloys. Where engineers once used 1-millimeter thick sheets, they are now using sheets that are 0.7 millimeter or even thinner. In many cases, extra fastening elements and manufacturing steps are necessary to use screws to assemble materials that are 0.25 times thinner or less than the nominal diameter of the fastener.

Companies are struggling to maintain a drug-free work environment as they seek talent, Cotney said during a presentation at MetalCon.