The DC-switching LED driver-controller supports buck, boost, buck-boost ... control and matching between lamps. With an over 100:1 analog dimming range, it achieves ±12% output current accuracy ...

For this shot, you require 2-3 fresh Amla, half a cucumber, half a teaspoon of black salt, one cup of coconut water, a teaspoon of honey, and a teaspoon of lemon juice.

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Moody’s Ratings expects significant foreign direct investment in the insurance sector if the government increases the FDI limit to 100% from 74%. This move, along with improving margins ...

Devonshire Industries Ltd, the holding company for Bermuda Paint Company Ltd, has reported a jump in net income of more than 90 per cent year-on-year in its financial results for fiscal year 2024.

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THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a financing package of up to $100 million with Ayala Corp. to accelerate the development of an electric mobility ecosystem in the Philippines. The ...

US President Donald Trump has started his second term with a bang – a private sector artificial intelligence investment of at least US$100 billion announced by the White House on Tuesday.

A marker, often a knife with a handle made of buck’s horn, was set before each dealer, who then “passed the buck” — and responsibility for an honest shuffle — to the player to his left.