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The main difference between a latte and a cappuccino lies in their serving size and milk texture. A caffè latte is served in a larger glass (or cup) and consists of one or more shots of espresso with hot steamed milk added, without a layer of thick foam on top. In contrast, a cappuccino is served in a smaller cup and features a layer of thick foam over the milk. Consequently, a caffè latte is much milkier than a cappuccino, resulting in a milder coffee taste, while the cappuccino has a stronger coffee flavor due to its smaller milk volume and added foam[1].
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A carrot is a root vegetable that comes in various colors like orange, purple, yellow, red, and white. It's rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that support overall health, including heart health, immune function, and skin health. Carrots are also a rich source of fiber, low in sugar, and have a low glycemic index[2], making them suitable for diabetes control. They are a great source of carotenoids, which can convert to vitamin A in the body and play an important role in eyesight[4], immune function, and maintaining healthy organs[4]. Carrots have been linked to lower cholesterol levels[5], improved eye health[5], and a reduced risk of cancer[5]. They are a popular, nutritious vegetable that provides a wide range of nutritional benefits for very few calories[4]. Carrots are also a biennial plant that produces an edible taproot[3] with firm, crisp, and brightly-colored root vegetables that are used in various culinary dishes. They require cool to moderate temperatures and[3] deep, rich soil for cultivation and are extensively grown throughout temperate zones[3]. Additionally, carrots are known for their enriched taproot and are rich in nutrients such as alpha- and beta-carotene, vitamin A, K, and B6. The domestic carrot originated in Central Asia and has been selectively bred for its enlarged[6], less woody taproot. Carrots are a versatile addition to your diet and can be eaten raw or cooked, providing various health benefits such as improved digestion and weight loss. However, highly excessive consumption can result in carotenemia, causing a yellow-orange discoloration of the skin[6].
| genus | Daucus |
| species | carota |
| wikipedia_url | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrot |
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Our framework conceptualizes research report generation as a diffusion process.
Rujun Han[1]
This draft-centric design makes the report writing process more timely and coherent.
Rujun Han[1]
Self-evolution improves individual agents to provide high-quality contextual information.
Rujun Han[1]
Denoising with Retrieval effectively leverages information in early stages.
Rujun Han[1]
TTD-DR achieves state-of-the-art results across various benchmarks.
Rujun Han[1]
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GSEs is kind of the Swiss army knife to the browser.
The Witness[1]
Browsers need a backstop. So if browsers have a choice, they're giving users a Swiss army knife.
The Witness[1]
You're drawing a conclusion from the big 1 model, that people are not using a Swiss army knife, that they're just using a knife.
MR. DINTZER[1]
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Modern automatic cars often compete with manuals in fuel efficiency. While traditionally manuals were considered more fuel-efficient, advancements in automatic transmissions, especially continuously variable transmissions (CVTs), have changed that perception. Today's automatics can achieve better or similar fuel economy due to their ability to continuously vary gear ratios and have more forward gears, which helps keep the engine within its optimal RPM range. For instance, automatic cars are designed to select the right gear without driver input, which can lead to better fuel savings[2][4][5].
Overall, in most cases, automatic cars actually use less fuel than their manual counterparts, making the choice less about fuel efficiency and more about personal preference[4][3][1].
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Minimalism is an art movement that emerged in the post–World War II era, primarily in Western art, and is closely associated with American visual arts during the 1960s and early 1970s. It serves as a reaction against abstract expressionism and modernism, emphasizing simplicity and the idea that a work of art should not refer to anything beyond itself, stripping away any extraneous visual associations[1].
In visual arts, minimalism features characteristics such as hard edges, linear lines, and simple forms, often using industrial materials in sculpture, which highlight geometric shapes[1]. The minimalist philosophy also extends to music, literature, design, and architecture, focusing on reducing elements to their essential qualities[1]. For instance, minimalist architecture seeks simplicity through basic geometric forms and a dialogue between the structure and its surroundings, influenced by principles found in Japanese design and Zen philosophy[1].
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Norhala is a mysterious and powerful woman in 'The Metal Monster'[1]. She identifies herself by name, stating, 'I am Norhala'[1]. She is described as having an unearthly beauty, with 'great, wide eyes whose clear depths were like pools of living star fires'[1], skin 'white as milk of pearls'[1], and 'cloudy, METALLIC' hair like 'spun silk of ruddy copper'[1]. Her voice is 'elfin distant, chimingly sweet'[1] and she speaks 'purest, most ancient Persian'[1].
Norhala is not entirely human, possessing 'something stronger than humanness'[1], and can command the 'metal things' and summon lightnings[1]. She is the daughter of another Norhala and Rustum, and kin to 'Him Who Rules!' (the Metal Emperor)[1]. She seeks vengeance against Cherkis for the torture and slaying of her parents[1].
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