A lab is not just "a testing machine". Depending on the analysis being performed, you need an array specialist equipment. Then the lab has to be staffed.
I imagine shipping samples to a shared facility is significantly more cost effective, otherwise it wouldn't be being trialled.
Apparently not. The same architect had previously designed the Vdara Hotel in Las Vegas, which suffered from the same problem. Apparently no lessons were learned.
After the US dropped nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they had no more bombs ready to go, and would have taken at least 12 days to prepare, ship and deliver to its target.
There's one other difference that makes the lower case "a" stand out. The other characters have a slight rightward lean(there's probably a technical term for that). The lower case "a" is the opposite, and it really stands out.
> RedHat has joined them in turning license audits into a profit center.
If a company is using licenses it hasn't paid for, and so isn't entitled to, why is the vendor the bad guy for catching them out?
Maybe I'm the odd one out here as an individual in paying for the movies I watch, and the music I listen to; but I would expect a business to pay for the software it's using, irrespective of your stance on "big media".
Not sure it's fair to call a $120K - $140K† kit (not including the cost of having the engine and avionics professionally installed) "homemade", but still an impressive flying achievement for the 17 year old pilots.
It's not as if Netflix isn't trying, it's just that the movie industry as a whole is determined not to cooperate.
Can you imagine a music industry where, in order to listen to new releases, you are required to go to "listening parlours", or wait for radio, CD, streaming release|?
I imagine shipping samples to a shared facility is significantly more cost effective, otherwise it wouldn't be being trialled.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_laboratory