The Curiosity rover, which landed on Mars in 2012, is equipped with two primary computers: the Rover Compute Element (RCE) and the Vision Compute Element (VCE). What's particularly interesting is how these two systems operate at different speeds within the same overall system. The RCE, which handles the rover's main functions, runs on a radiation-hardened RAD750 processor clocking at a modest 200 MHz. This might seem slow by Earth standards, but it's robust enough to withstand the harsh Martian environment. In contrast, the VCE, which processes image data for navigation, uses a significantly faster processor that can run at speeds up to 400 MHz. This allows for quicker processing of visual data, crucial for the rover's autonomous navigation. Here's where it gets fascinating: these two processors, running at different speeds, work together to control the rover's operations. From the perspective of the slower RCE, the VCE might process several complex image analys...
1. ... and by "of her own making", we can go one step further to say "of her own feeling."
ReplyDelete2. Question for Oprah: On what grounds (/authority) do you say "there cannot be only one way to God."?
3.Question for Oprah: Have you ever considered that when the Bible says God is a "jealous" God, that the word "jealous" can be used in different ways... i.e., that it could mean something other than what you took it to mean? (i.e., "jealous" in a good sense, in the same way a husband is "jealous" in regard to his wife and not only rejoices and considers her his own, but would rightfully be taken aside and angry (even "jealous" in the sense of desiring her love in this sense for himself alone)if she were to commit adultery and wrongfully give her love to another.
[Interesting how Oprah could allow something which a simple word study or commentary study could clear up ... to set her off and lead her down a wayward path like the one she's on!)