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Despite the aesthetic differences between these two, their exchange was one of warmth and understanding
This is a new Difference Engine currently under construction at the Science Museum. I should have taken a shot of the information board, but I think this one is destined for a museum in the USA.
Workshop participants learn successful messaging techniques from Paul Andrew and Dave O'Connor in the first session of the day.
The Differences Board, an exact recreation of the one used in the First Episode of Season Two of Derry Girls.
Not much to look at but this is my first try using Photomerge Exposure from a 2s, 4s, and 8s exposures. Honestly, I can't tell the difference.
Aiden Gardea of the Cubs prepares for his run to home plate with his "Angel in the Outfield," 1st Lt. Adam Cazarez, platoon leader with D Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment, at Ponder Park Oct. 23; a part of the Make a Difference Day volunteer event.
Difference between my fiance's choice of marking instruments (left) and mine (right)! I'd rather be taking photos than marking books...
The difference bewteen the recorder photographer... and the artist photographer... is that the artist will, by experience and learning... force the camera to paint the imagination...the emotion... the concept and the intent... rather than faithfully and truthfully reproduce an unnatractive and unflattering record. Anonymous
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They might look like subtle differences on the outside but not in performance. These are F1 tyres produced by Pirelli. On the left is the red tyre. It is the softest compound and reaches temperature the quickest with the advantage of grip but at a cost of durability. On the right the white tyre which is the hardest compound and offers durability over longer distances. In the middle is the yellow tyre, its compound falls between the other two and it combines speed with durability.
Seen at the F1 exhibition at Excel, London.
105 of 124 pictures in 2024 - Subtle
Detail of the Brass workings of Charles Babbage's early computer, which was posthumously built in the London Science Museum. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Difference_engine
"The LinkedIn Difference: How Brands Are Building Deep Connections with
Professionals, The Future of B2B of Marketing" at the Advertising & Marketing Content Hub at JWT during Social Media Week In New York City. Thursday February 16th, 2012. (Ryan Muir for Insider Images)
A website is a collection of web pages that are interconnected by hyperlinks and hosted on a server accessible over the internet. Websites are primarily designed for presenting content in a static format to users. They provide information on various topics, promote businesses, and offer services such as e-commerce, blogging, and news. On the other hand, a web application is a dynamic software program that runs on a web server and provides a more interactive and engaging experience for users. Web applications allow users to interact with the website and perform specific tasks, such as filling out forms, making reservations, and purchasing products. Unlike websites, web applications are more complex and require more advanced technologies to operate. They are designed to meet specific user needs and typically offer a personalized experience. We hope now you understand the difference between website and web application.