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Our reality is filled with enigmas that have mystified humanity for centuries. From the paradoxes of black holes to extrasensory perceptions and psychic abilities, . In Dark Discoveries, Mr. Dark masterfully guides you through 12 of the most captivating unsolved mysteries drawn from the edges of science, history and beyond. Looking through the lenses of the latest theories and discoveries, the author gives us glimpses of other dimensions and even near-death and psychic encounters. Fact and speculation collide, sparking new possibilities.The book dive us into questions like: Can we figure out the secrets hidden in old texts? Do ghost and poltergeists suggest realms beyond death? Did the universe begin when a 4D black hole gave birth to our 3D reality?If you enjoyed fascinating works like The Holographic Universe, Parallel Worlds, The Source Field Investigations, and The Kybalion, then Dark Discoveries's multidimetional journey trough the universe deepest secrets will open your mind and stir your soul!Join the ultimate quest today to shine a light for truth in the shadows
Industrial architecture has come a long way since its inception, constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of society. This subchapter explores the remarkable journey of industrial architecture, from its early beginnings to the cutting-edge designs of today. Whether you are an aspiring architect or simply curious about the field, this chapter will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the evolution of industrial architecture.The roots of industrial architecture can be traced back to the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, when advancements in technology and manufacturing processes led to the construction of large-scale factories. These early industrial buildings were characterized by their utilitarian design, with a focus on functionality rather than aesthetics. However, as the industrial sector continued to grow, architects began to experiment with new materials and construction techniques, leading to the emergence of a distinct architectural style.In the early 20th century, architects like Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized industrial architecture with their innovative designs. They introduced concepts such as open floor plans, natural lighting, and flexible spaces, creating work environments that were both efficient and conducive to human well-being. These pioneers challenged traditional notions of industrial architecture, embracing modern materials like glass and steel to create more visually appealing structures.Fast forward to the present day, and we see a remarkable shift in industrial architecture. With the advent of digital technologies and the increasing emphasis on sustainability, architects are pushing the boundaries of design to create buildings that are not only functional but also environmentally friendly. Concepts like green roofs, solar panels, and rainwater harvesting systems are now commonly integrated into industrial structures, reducing their carbon footprint and promoting a more sustainable future.Additionally, the rise of automation and artificial intelligence has also had a profound impact on industrial architecture. As factories become more automated, architects are reimagining these spaces to accommodate advanced machinery and robotics. The focus now lies in creating flexible and adaptable spaces that can easily be reconfigured to meet the changing needs of manufacturers.
This exciting new book delivers a comprehensive overview of the cellular network architecture, with focus on the positioning applications and emergency call services, and covers aspects brought by 5G, including the core virtualization and the network slicing to optimize cellular network deployments. Focus is given to the different positioning technologies used in cellular networks, divided in satellite positioning, terrestrial radio positioning, non-RF positioning and a brief introduction to sensor fusion and Bayesian theory. It provides an overview of all the positioning technologies used in cellular networks, from GSM to 5G, from RAT independent technologies, such as A-GNSS (including GNSS evolution, RTK and PPP), WiFi, Bluetooth and sensor fusion, to cellular network native technologies, such as OTDOA / DL-TDOA, ECID, multi-cell RTT and the Angle Of Arrival (AOA) based techniques that take advantage of 5G mmWave beamforming features. Different positioning protocols, especially the LTE Positioning Protocol (LPP), which is used for LTE and 5G NR and defines the communication between the user device (mobile phone, connected vehicle, etc.) and the base station are explained extensively, and compares it with other competing protocols such as OMA LPPE. Furthermore, it also explains the core network positioning protocols (LPPa, NRPPa), that describe the communication between the location server and the core network. Explanation of different signaling parameters will enable the reader to understand better how positioning works in a cellular network. The contents of this book are aimed at all types of users, from beginners to the concept of positioning to experts that are looking to enhance their knowledge of positioning in cellular networks.
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