Donatello

@Donatello you said on one thread F15 has no canards?


Won't you think you are wrong?

It's 1.8 TSFI... It's Auto quiet nice and smooth... well it's worth it... cause on OLX A5 woth 8.5 million 7.5 million Well when i bought the Car the Car Parked next to it was Audi A8 which worth 22.5 million Rupees that has quattro 3.0 FSI.... and they don't have A6 yet but on their way from Karachi cost was 7.5 million Rupees

Yes The Audi A5 is Brand New It's Audi A5 Sportback it's been like 2 months that i bought from Audi center Islamabad at Golra Road Near G-13 ... Engine is 1968 CC

Here in multan for a week and then back

Hey buddy , Days ago I saw some Indian member recommended you : 'The Fundamentals of Aircraft Combat
Survivability Analysis and Design, Second Edition' . I've a soft copy. Want it?

If you're looking for IC design specifically, I'd suggest try your best to get into North Carolina State University, University of Southern California, Arizona State University, University of Minnesota (Twin Cities), Virginia Tech.

I'd strongly recommend NCSU more.

Signal processing starts with ,weighing coefficients,convolution,FFT and filter design (FIR).Then if you want to go further deep,research level,then you can look into STAP(space-time adaptive processing)

More still,if you are done with both and want to delve deeper into the signal processing realms of modern AESA,then you'd have to look for research papers(which i have plennty!).but this is only for advanced readers,with solid background in signal processing.I mean one should be pretty comfortable with laws of signal processing and the beautiful mathematics

Which type of book do you want?i mean do you want books dealing with signal processing?or you want to start with the basics of beam forming-If you want to begin with theoretical aspects of ES then meril scholnik is the best way to go.However if you are done with the theories and want to see practical MATLAB applications then mahafza bassim's book is the book for you

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Hey mate, thought you'd appreciate this:

http://www.defence.pk/forums/indian-defence/163624-unbelievable-marcos-training-video.html#post2667779

Salam. Life in Hyderabad is good, it's a good city. Work keeps me very busy. I visit Karachi once every two weekends, and it's a lot of fun here. How is everything with you?

Bye bro.

Gotto sleep, its already 2.30 am here.

Most Nanotechnology courses are available in Fall only for international students. So have to wait for a year, which is not possible from my end.

My GPA was 7.45/10, it more like 3/4 in US scale.

There is practically no market in India in the field of Nanotechnology, but western countries pays good, around $100,000 for starters sounds good enough.

If i don't click any job then will opt for PhD.

Don't know man, too much confused now. Openings in all major US universities has closed, all that remains are substandard ones.