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Noise Exposure Math for Factory Floors: A Small Python Helper
Compressors, presses, looms and DG sets can push a shop floor well past safe noise levels. Here is a small Python helper to estimate how long people can stay in an area and how much hearing protection helps. Allowed time at a given level The NIOSH recommended limit is 85 dBA for 8 hours, with a 3 dB exchange rate: every 3 dB more halves the allowed time. def allowed_hours(dba, limit=85, exchange=3): return 8 / 2 ** ((dba - limit) / exchange) for level in (85, 88, 91, 94, 100): print(level, "dBA ->", round(allowed_hours(level), 2), "h") 85 dBA -> 8.0 h 88 dBA -> 4.0 h 91 dBA -> 2.0 h 94 dBA ->
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Heated Cuba Debate At UN Turns Physical As US And Cuban Diplomats Clash In Front Of Delegates (WATCH)
A heated dispute at the United Nations moved beyond procedural disagreements, triggering diplomatic fallout and drawing fresh attention to already strained relations between Washington and Havana.
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At least 68 dead in Spain's second major train crash this year
Collision comes nine months after accident between high-speed trains belonging to the same operators killed 46 people
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India Invites Pakistan Minister For SCO Dialogue, First Since Operation Sindoor
India has invited Pakistan’s culture minister to the inaugural SCO Civilisational Dialogue in Delhi, marking the first such invitation since Operation Sindoor, amid strained bilateral ties.
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Netanyahu, rival Eisenkot both vow to form government after inconclusive Israeli election
The strongest gains came from Arab Israeli parties whose voters turned out in soaring numbers against Netanyahu.
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Why India has soured on Trump ahead of US midterms
Seven years after Modi backed Trump, New Delhi may now hope US midterm losses leave the president chastened.
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South Korean shares rally 6% as SK Hynix beats forecasts
The benchmark KOSPI was up 337.64 points, or 5.99%, at 5,975.98
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Lahore High Court rules against divorce-linked Quran oath
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court has held that an offer to settle a civil dispute through a “special oath” on the Holy Quran, coupled with a condition of divorce if the oath is false, is not a lawful offer. Justice Anwaar Hussain issued the ruling allowing a civil revision filed by…
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India bonds may open steady after relief rally from near 7.50% levels
The 10-year bond yield eased four basis points on Tuesday, its biggest single day decline in three months, after failing to breach 7.50%
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United Nations Opens Applications For 2026 Young Professionals Programme; Check Eligibility
The programme is not open to all applicants worldwide.
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Rajnath Singh Holds Bilateral Talks with Australian Counterpart Marles
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met Australian counterpart Richard Marles in Cebu to discuss defence cooperation and regional security on the sidelines of the ADMM-Plus, while also inviting him to attend the upcoming Aero India-2027 in Bengaluru.
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Thai baht/US dollar weaker on Wednesday
BANGKOK: The Thai baht weakened against the US dollar on Wednesday. At 0205 GMT, the baht was 0.26% lower at 33.83 versus the dollar, after trading in a range of 33.780 to 33.880. It ended the previous session at 33.74 per dollar, as per LSEG data.
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