Here’s What Those Numbers on Fruit Stickers Really Mean

Here’s where the real fruit code sleuthing begins. PLU codes are either four or five digits long, and the way they start ...
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How To Cook Non-sticky Bhindi Fry At Home Like A Pro

Learn to make delicious bhindi fry without the slime. Start with fresh, tender okra and dry it completely before cutting. Use ...

3 easy ways to cut a watermelon for convenient summer snacking

Watermelon is easy to cut with just a few simple steps. Slice it into chunks, slices, or sticks depending on what you need it ...
IEEE

Artificial Marker to Predict (Banganapalle) Mango Fruit Size at Multi-Targets of an Image Using Semantic Segmentation

Abstract: Getting the size of any fruit on a tree is not an easy task especially mango fruit, because of its irregular shape, it is not easy to model with its shape. The size of the fruit is expected ...
Business Line

License issued to IISR Amrit, mango ginger variety for cultivation in Gujarat

The ICAR–Indian Institute of Spices Research Kozhikode has entered into a non-exclusive licensing agreement for the cultivation of its improved mango ginger variety-- IISR Amrit in Gujarat. The ...
GitHub

Use Qidi Box with Orca slicer

I followed the information on how to change the Gcode settings to use the Qidi box in combination with Orca slicer. I manage to slice the part, sent the Gcode to the Qidi plus 4 and to start the print ...
Firefighter Nation

Using SLICE-RS to Cut Through Fire Department Problems

The acronym SLICE-RS represented a revolutionary advancement in firefighting tactics, not only in its effectiveness but also in the process of leveraging a data-driven, scientific approach. The ...
IEEE

Slice-Level-Guided Convolutional Neural Networks to study the Right Ventricular Segmentation using MRI Short-Axis sequences

Abstract: The cardiac right ventricle has a vital role in the cardiac cycle. To assess its function using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), the segmentation is an important task, but it is challenged ...
Christian Science Monitor

Two brothers use mangoes to help break the hunger cycle in a Ugandan village

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...