Metal Detector

While they give runners better grip when they are running on a baseball field, metal cleats in youth baseball have almost totally stopped being used. They are dangerous to both those playing field positions, as spikes can hit as runners slide and run bases, and to the runners because spikes can catch in the ground and cause leg/knee injuries.

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Depends on how it's set up. Portal (walk-through) detectors like at airports are divided into several height zones. If the risk level is low, the sensitivity in the waist high zone and the head high zone is often reduced to avoid metal buttons and rivets like in jeans, and jewelry and glasses setting off the alarms.

Just understand: A SEM can see anything you can see on a light microscope (with much better resolution) however, it often needs to be conducting, so it is usually sputtered in gold (likely not in forensics).

The main benefit of an SEM are the different detectors. Contrast between secondary and backscatter can give a really nice contrast for peaks and valleys etc, and the EDX detector can actually tell you if you have and what percentage of metal you have

There are many good CO detectors. It is advised to read the reviews of CO detectors in consumer publications and find the CO detector that is best suited to one's needs.

The best radar detectors on the market are made by Beltronics. Beltronics is a leading manufacturer of the Vector, Professional, and Express radar and laser detectors.

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Yes, in Bangkok. Utterly pointless, the guards have zero security training and the whole thing is highly counterproductive.

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The Hand Held Meter Detector will work with all metals, although some may prove to be more troublesome than others.

It depends on what kind you want... Do you want one that can spot something from a mile away? Or? Do you want one that spots material very closely? I would recommend the second one. They only cost about $200. I'm not quite sure how much the better one costs.

Police do indeed have Radar Detector, Detectors 99% of the time they're only used in Virgina, and Washington DC, or other countries. According to www.speedcountermeasures.com in their Blog, Detector companies have found away to get around such issues but only a handful of detectors have it, such as the Escort redline, Beltronics Magnum, Beltronic STI-R plus, Escort 9500CI.

CO2 detectors are used for detecting levels of carbon monoxide in the air. Many people use CO2 detectors in their homes to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

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After what happened in the school in Connecticut, there has been a lot of talk about putting more metal detector in schools to prevent things like that from happening again. It will most likely take time to actually get it in the majority of schools, but over a period of time there will be more and more schools with metal detectors and at least one officer on duty at all times inside the schools, which is now a mandatory thing in a lot of states.

Yes it can. It will be detected, but it will fit through.

No it is not.

We see whole images, while feature detectors detect specific features.

You don't need, need them. However, they do come in handy.

They are not illegal. Just forbidden in two of the country's provinces, where there's a lot of archaeological precious metal in the ground.

In the remaining provinces, a member of the public may apply to the County Archaeologist to use a metal detector for a limited time in a limited area. Any finds of gold, silver or copper alloy must be offered to the State for a reward.

The reason for these restrictions is a fear that looters will remove archaeological objects without documenting their find spots.