Supersonic Missile-Assisted Release of Torpedo (SMART) System ✅It has been designed and developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation. ✅It was launched from a ground mobile launcher from the Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the Odisha coast. Features ✅This missile-based mechanism to launch lightweight torpedoes can target submarines hundreds of kilometres away — far beyond the conventional range of lightweight torpedoes. ✅It will be particularly employed in the absence of other assets for immediate action when an enemy submarine is detected. ✅It is the canister-based missile system comprises several advanced subsystems including two-stage solid propulsion and precision inertial navigation. ✅It carries an advanced lightweight torpedo missile as a payload along with a parachute-based release mechanism. ✅Several state-of-the-art mechanisms, such as symmetric separation, ejection and velocity control, have been validated with this test.
Some rules of English Articles you must know. 1. With uncountable noun Indefinite articles (a/an) cannot be used with uncountable noun i.e. noun that are impossible count like water, ice, information etc. Ex. Please give me an information (incorrect) Please give me some information ( correct) 2. With Pronoun With pronoun that are possessive in nature meaning, they show some kind of ownership like his , her, my, your, there, etc. articles cannot be used. 3. Omission i. Articles are omitted before certain nouns when there is no need to add a word because the meaning is implied or if the noun talk about an abstract idea. Ex. The creativity is valuable in children. (incorrect) Creativity is valuable in children. (correct) ii. Many languages and nationalities do not need articles to precede. iii. When we say the French , we mean the French people and not be the French language or the nationalities Fren...
The High-Skilled Workers Brynjolfsson and McAfee call the group personified by Nate Silver the “high-skilled”workers. Advances such as robotics and voice recognition are automating many low- skilled positions, but as these economists emphasize, “other technologies like data visualization, analytics, high speed communications, and rapid prototyping have augmented the contributions of more abstract and data-driven reasoning, increasing the values of these jobs.” In other words, those with the oracular ability to work with and tease valuable results out of increasingly complex machines will thrive. Tyler Cowen summarizes this reality more bluntly: “The key question will be: are you good at working with intelligent machines or not?” Nate Silver, of course, with his comfort in feeding data into large databases, then siphoning it out into his mysterious Monte Carlo simulations, is the epitome of the high-skilled worker. Intelligent machines are not an obstacle to Silver’s success, but ...
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