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The siding is available in a variety of styles, including lap, panel, and shingle. Cement fiber board siding is also ...

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Acoustical tests: NRC ratings range from .45 to .90 depending on the panels' thickness and the thickness of the CFAB backers used during installation; SAA ranges from .44 to .94 depending on the ...

“The dimension of the back sheet was 20 x 20 cm, and the thickness ... of solar panels improved from 9.75% to 10.8% with coated pure sisal and 10.2% with pure sisal fiber backsheets.” ...

Google Fiber in San Antonio, Texas, is fast but unreliable. They recently "moved software" (to quote their representatives) and royally screwed up my account. No one could find it because it was ...

Malaysian scientists have tested bio-inspired coconut fiber to cool down solar modules ... operational temperature of 44.6 C, while the PVT panel and a reference PV panel without cooling ...

Fiber, a crucial ingredient, plays a significant role in safeguarding the health of our digestive system. Sadly, a lot of us fail to ingest the ample amount of fiber via our meals, resulting in ...

Fiber internet relies on the speed of light to get you online. But does it live up to the hype? CNET digs in. Cierra Noffke Associate Writer Cierra is an associate writer for CNET's broadband team ...