They still seem to be gaming the system these days. I constantly see them clearing the order out and printing the ticket to stick it somewhere temporary so their time metrics look low, but now I get a notification in the app my order is ready when it actually is not.
Once rust starts, it is porous & flaky and allows more oxygen to infiltrate and hit the next layer of iron. The reason it is porous & flaky is due to creating a mix of FeO and Fe2O3 which have different crystal structures so it doesn't create a nice protective barrier.
It'd be a smaller amount that gets injected into the stratosphere, as opposed to what we normally release into the troposphere. A quick skim of the wikipedia link seems to suggest 5M tons in total, not sure what the annualized basis would be.
For me as a deaf person the current state of art (in terms of speed & usability) is the Recorder app on a Google Pixel phone (4a/6 Pro is what I've used)
I have one as well, and I've noticed that area proximity detectors (in hallways used to detect presence/motion) do get picked up and come through as loud pops.
Is part of the solution going to be having ML figure out what data might be missing to make a better conclusion, then explicitly asking the patient (or the person gathering data from the patient) for that missing data or a clarification?
If you look at the 'map' on the left side and also follow the plot in the puzzle descriptions, you can see that you were island hopping, so top to bottom is not the order the puzzles came out in.