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2021-12-04: Image of a delegate during a session held on Regional integration, financial development, and sustainability at the AEC 2021.
Anne is in the middle of mounting an integrating sphere on top of one of the telescope apertures in the cryostat.
Group Portrait of Clare Akamanzi, CEO, Rwanda Development Board; Stephen Karingi, Director, Regional Integration and Trade Division, United Nations Economic Commission; Attiya Waris, Professor of Fiscal Law and Policy, Nairobi University and Panelist while addressing during African Economic Conference (AEC) 2018 - Plenary session 3 - Leverage Private Sector for Africa's Integration on December 3, 2018, at Kigali, Rwanda.
Some of the switches are illuminated by small wedge-end bulbs. Here, the 3 on the left show the sample rate, those on the right (buttons fitted) are spares.
It was a full house at the debut of the musical „In die Wüste“ that took place at our Wuppertal compound yesterday! Thank you all for making this integration project a once-in-a-lifetime experience. [Photo: Christiane Elser]
Exhibit panels created by the Virginia Room (Center for Local History) depicting the Arlington Public Schools' journey to integration.
Now another test. Firstly using the unit's power supply rather than the bench power supply. The higher voltage of the former helps and makes the solenoids operate considerably faster. A sheet of carbon paper replaces the ink sheet. The platen was operated and ...
Integrating Diverse Innovation Ecosystems: Dogpatch and Pier 70 session at the Urban Transformation Summit 2024 in San Francisco, USA, 23 October 2024. World Economic Forum San Francisco Office
The solenoid plate is next fitted at the rear of the printer. This is mounted with insulating bushes (the solenoids and counters are connected to signal ground, not mains ground). It is somewhat fiddly to get everything in place, but I did it. Then the linkage return springs are fitted between the linkages and the posts on the printer side plate.
It feels very strange to begin to integrate those things that were part of my childhood into my house and my everyday life.
I always like the idea of using the "good" china everyday. So, I"m going to use the "good" glasses we always used for Thanksgiving and Christmas only for everyday occasions such as, coming home from work or completing a trip to the gym.
And the chess set that my Mom made especially for my Dad - we're going to use that too. For chess. But that may be a rarer occasion still.