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date: March 25th, 2012
model: Amanda
vehicle: Ford Probe aero art car
vehicle courtesy of: Tyler Linner
location: Detroit, MI
date: March 25th, 2012
model: Amanda
vehicle: Ford Probe aero art car
vehicle courtesy of: Tyler Linner
location: Detroit, MI
Submitted caption:
Bright field image showing the AFM tip probing the biomechanical property of neuron cells in culture.
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date: March 25th, 2012
model: Amanda
vehicle: Ford Probe aero art car
vehicle courtesy of: Tyler Linner
location: Detroit, MI
Probes mounted under one wing of the Canadian National Research Council's Convair-580 during ISDAC include (clockwise from top left): 2DC, 2DP, and 2DS for cloud particle imaging; Fast FSSP for cloud particle measurements; and a CSI/CDP for measuring cloud droplets.
This picture was featured in the 2008 ARM Annual Report.
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One from last Spring in Yellowstone`s Lamar Valley as this lone Grey Wolf travels along the valley in amongst the large bison herds looking for any wayward Bison Calves,as can be seen in this shot the parent Bison has its youngster nice and close!
A behind the scenes look of our setup to capture an HDRI probe of our scene to give us real world lighting in 3D.
Part of a new improved design probe for tracking co-designer experiences when purchasing mass customised products
I am a big fan of the Probe. I know they were one of the least popular Ford's ever made, but there's something about them that really appeals to me. I hope to own one someday, preferably a 24v 2.5 V6 like this one, but I would have a 2.0 16v if need be.
The Mazda V6 engine is known for being tappy even when properly maintained and they do have other problems, but it's definately on my 'must have one at some point' list.
I remember coming back from Manchester in a white N-reg 24v Probe with a car dealer friend of mine, back in about 2004 and thinking what a lovely car it was. He'd bought it at BCA Belle Vue for about £1500, of course they're worth nothing like that now, even for a nice example.
This is a moisture probe used by the carpet people to tell where the carpet is wet. It has two spikes on the end, which can be stabbed into the carpet, the drywall, or anything else you want to probe for moisture. It has a pistol-grip handle (at the bottom in this picture), and the spikes are retractable. It beeps like a stud finder when it detects moisture.
I think it would be cool if it also shot, say, disruptor waves. But it probably doesn't.
This climbing business is quite beyond me - I'll never understand how people can hold on to nooks and crannies in rock walls just with their bare hands - not for a mere 5 minutes like me (dabbling in "bouldering"), but for hours.
I have been wanting to make a little touch probe for my CNC for a while and I have finally gotten around to it. This is a picture of the finished probe and a little drawing showing about it is put together. It is not perfect (neither the drawing or the probe) but it is a start.
I wrote up an account of making the probe and posted it up on my blog at: