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The Writing Process

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BASICS OF TRAVERSING

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New Lecture And Lab Information

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Introductions and Conclusions

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Constructions

Constructions. Vocabulary. Congruent-the same measurement Construct-to create Straightedge-any object you can use to make a straight line Compass-an instrument used to create circles or parts of circles Arc-part of a circle that can be drawn with a compass. Constructing Line Segments.

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Principal Component Analysis

Principal Component Analysis. Step by Step Walk Through. Paul Biliniski. Purpose. Find patterns in data with many dimensions Reduces the number of dimensions, analysis becomes easier ONLY WORKS ON SQUARE MATRICES. Mathematical Concepts. Measures of Spread in 1 Dimension

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Exploring the Universe

Seeing deep into the past. Exploring the Universe. Describe regions of the electromagnetic spectrum are used by modern telescopes Explain why some telescopes are located outside the Earth's atmosphere Describe how modern telescopes have expanded our understanding of the universe.

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Changing Reference Frame

Changing Reference Frame. Frank Gielsdorf technet GmbH Berlin. Definition of Reference Frames. Situation in 1990. Were is the Problem?. Surveying and Navigation with GPS!. Example: German Railways. Positioning System for Trains. Required Positional Accuracy: 50cm. Necessary:

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Geometry Miniature Golf!

Geometry Miniature Golf!. By: Toni Feroli. Purpose for in the Classroom. To provide students with a real world connection. To let students see how geometry can be used to construct. For students to take concepts learned and apply them to real world situations. Goal & Objectives .

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Cliff Shelton Training Task Force, YouAct

The Seven Deadly Sins (of PowerPoint). Cliff Shelton Training Task Force, YouAct. The Seven Deadly Sins (of PowerPoint). Cliff Shelton Training Task Force, YouAct. The Seven Deadly Sins (of PowerPoint). Cliff Shelton Training Task Force, YouAct. The Seven Deadly Sins (of PowerPoint).

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PRESENTATION VS. PUBLIC SPEAKING

PRESENTATION VS. PUBLIC SPEAKING. When will you need to present your self? Isa Engleberg The Apprentice. Public Speaking. Organization and Support. Structuring the Speech. (Review) Working outline Formal outline Speaking notes. Principles of Outlining. Format

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Organization of A Persuasive Essay

Organization of A Persuasive Essay . Body paragraphs: Moving from general to specific information. The four elements of a good paragraph (TTEB) Transition, Topic sentence, specific Evidence and analysis, and a Brief wrap-up sentence.

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Question of the day

Question of the day. Name one two shapes that are always similar. dilations. Are the increase or decrease of a shape at a certain scale They are always similar Meaning same shape but different size. Two things we do. We create a dilation using scale factor

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Dilations

Dilations. Objectives: To be able to dilate shapes given a scale factor and centers of dilation. Find centers of dilation. Scale factors and Centers of Dilation. The size of a dilation is described by its scale factor.

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ME 401 Suction Line Heat Exchangers

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Dilations

Dilations. Objectives: To be able to dilate shapes given a scale factor and centers of dilation. Find centers of dilation. Scale factors and Centers of Dilation. The size of a dilation is described by its scale factor.

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Destination Rome Vision Retreat 2012

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Connecting Ideas

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Research Paper: Conclusion

Research Paper: Conclusion. Recapitulate your claim (thesis); do not restate your claim. Summarize main points. Consider recapitulating your topic sentence points, but avoid restating supporting details. Add points up to make a general statement about your topic. Research Paper: Conclusion.

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