Depends on your interpretation of 'meet'.?ÿ I usually think of it as meaning you come face to face with them, not catch up with them.

That was in 1972 for an engineering position, asked by an engineering group head who HR scheduled me to talk to.

HR people are unlikely to resemble the people you would be working with.

If it's on a slab there may not be much structure in the floor above concrete, making it harder than raising a house higher over a basement.

Yeah, but you memorized it, not derived it.

An interviewer once asked me to derive the formula for converting Fahrenheit and Celsius. Not hard if you remember freezing and boiling points of wate...

Had the receiver not been on and hooked to an antenna for months, and then started recording the data as soon as it found satellites??ÿ If it had an a...

OPUS processed it with that change. I had no idea what antenna type or antenna height to pick.?ÿ Here it is in Dropbox. The percent used and percent...

Sounds like you wouldn't have much to lose by trying to open it and clean it yourself. You might learn something even if not professional repair resul...

In fact, the X and Y look suspiciously like State Plane Coordinate values in Oregon, but I don't have a clue where the Z came from. Edit - that didn'...

Does OPUS look at the approximate XYZ line in the RINEX file??ÿ It doesn't seem to be anywhere near the US, so if it is used as a starting point there...

Is there some weird reason it doesn"t like the .o ? My files would always be .o20 OOPS - .20o

In most situations where you turn a corner, you can pick an instrument setup that minimizes the unbalance.?ÿ There is no reason the level needs to be ...

I don't see that percentages have much to do with the errors that can happen.?ÿ The error grows with unbalanced distance, whatever percent it is. Misl...

It should come with a miniature orange traffic cone. ?ÿ