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U1 Schedule

U1 Schedule. Thursday, 9/05 and Tuesday, 9/10: Lecture Wednesday, 9/11: 5:30-7:00 PM Instructional Assistance Hours Thursday, 9/12: Exam 1 Monday, 9/09, last day to drop/add. Just a reminder: This and future ppts can be downloaded from alycedickinson.com. Unit 1 Overview.

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Vocabulary Week 9 Study

Vocabulary Week 9 Study. Word 1: Crevice Def: A narrow crack in the side of a cliff Sent: Amy dreamed she fell into a crevice in the side of a mountain.

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Negative strand RNA synthesis

Negative strand RNA synthesis. - Sense RNA genomes. Unimolar Segmented. What does segmented mean?. Genome in segments often representing different genes. Segmented genomes confer evolutionary advantages.

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Looking for Meaning: Symbols & Motifs

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Medians and Order Statistics

Medians and Order Statistics. CLRS Chapter 9. 3. 4. 13. 14. 23. 27. 41. 54. 65. 75. 8th order statistic. The lower median is the -th order statistic The upper median is the -th order statistic If n is odd, lower and upper median are the same. 3. 4. 13. 14.

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Minoan art

Minoan art. 2700 to 1450 BC bronze age civilization the island of Crete. Minoan Civilization. The beginning of its Bronze Age, around 2600 BC, marks the beginning of Crete as an important center of civilization.

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Lecture 17

The way of the wind is a strange, wild way. - Ingram Crockett Glacial deposition, and Wind . Lecture 17. Webpage for course (daytime). Webpage for course (nighttime). Why such interest in Glaciers?. Glaciers as erosion deposition process is very unusual

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THE z - TEST

THE z - TEST. Purpose : Compare a sample mean to a hypothesized population mean Design : Any design where a sample mean is found. Assumptions. 1. Independent observations 2. Normal population (or large N) 3. Population s is known. 4. Interval or ratio level data. How it Works.

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CIS 300 Introduction to Computer Game Design http://www.cis.cornell.edu/courses/cis300/2007sp http://gdiac.cis.cornell.e

CIS 300 Introduction to Computer Game Design http://www.cis.cornell.edu/courses/cis300/2007sp http://gdiac.cis.cornell.edu Lecture 3: Challenges and Genres Spring 2007. Announcements.

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Fragments and Run ons

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Australia

Australia. The flag of Australia. The Coat of Arms of Australia is the official symbol of Australia. It is the only state in the world that occupies the territory of a whole continent. Its area is about 8000000 km. The capital of Australia is Canberra , which became the capital only in 1927.

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Lesson 6 - 2

Lesson 6 - 2. Binomial Probability Distribution. Objectives. Determine whether a probability experiment is a binomial experiment Compute probabilities of binomial experiments Compute the mean and standard deviation of a binomial random variable Construct binomial probability histograms.

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Open Court Vocabulary

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Spring Vocabulary #4

Spring Vocabulary #4. April 16, 2012. Feasible (fee zuh bul ). Definition. Sentence Use.

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The Lost and Found Vocabulary

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All A bout Puffins

All A bout Puffins. B y C h l o e G o r t z. Introduction. Did you know Puffins are cousins of penguins ? Read this report if you want to learn more about them because this is just the beginning. . Adaptation.

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DOLPHINS

DOLPHINS. By: Sierra. HABITAT. Dolphins live in places such as rivers in China, South America, India, and Asia. Also, they live in salt water, freshwater, tropical oceans, and schools of 1,000

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Traditions

Traditions. Brandon Lee Electronic Publishing. The famous 19x19 board.

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Halloween is a Very Unusual Night

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The Argument from Design

The Argument from Design. One of the classic arguments for the existence of God It is a posteriori and inductive Begins with two basic observations: The world seems to contain both REGULARITY and PURPOSE. Regularity and Purpose.

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