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Why some ships get cut in half on purpose, the engineering and economics of jumboization
Cutting a ship in half sounds reckless, but jumboization can add capacity, extend service life, and even improve efficiency under modern emissions rules. This breaks down the dry dock “surgery,” the ...
“I don’t say this in panic, but with calm acceptance and embrace,” Vembu wrote on X, suggesting that the shift should be ...
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Law as instrument of socio-economic engineering: Theory, practice, prospects (4)
INTRODUCTION The last installment of this treatise dealt with law, social justice and poverty alleviation in Nigeria, with a focus on the role of public interest litigation and civil society. In also ...
Brooks Consulting's Chuck Brooks, a GovCon Expert, explains how AI and quantum technologies are becoming mission-critical ...
Discover how Oliver Williamson, a Nobel laureate, transformed economic thought with Transaction Cost Economics and influenced policy beyond traditional markets.
Sridhar Vembu was responding to a post on X, formerly Twitter, which described the development of a Bhagwad Gita application ...
Human space flight is usually clubbed with all other space activities and hence allotted to government space agencies, who tackle it with a rigid procedural approach. They usually possess large ...
India’s economic narrative has shifted decisively over the past from ambition to implementation. For a global industrial ...
Completion of a two-year R&D programme moves the technology from theoretical design to technical readiness for commercial ...
This article looks at risks around AI, including generative AI — crossing technological, economic, human, and environmental lines.
AI-guided impersonation attacks have become both more numerous and more sophisticated as the technology improves, and will likely not abate anytime soon.
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