'5 mph' diaporamas de présentation

Evidence Based Medicine MDCN 440

1.19k views • 100 slides

Self-tests 1

Physics Concepts and Connections. Self-tests 1. INSTRUCTOR: TAO LIN SHANDONG UNIVERSITY , WEIHAI Autumn 2011. Equations you will be provided. AU = Astronomical Unit ly = light year 10 -3 = milli (m) 10 -2 = centi (c) 10 3 = kilo (k) 10 6 = mega (M)

678 views • 51 slides

448 views • 35 slides

LINEAR MOTION

486 views • 33 slides

Case Study 4 New York State Alternate Route 7

Case Study 4 New York State Alternate Route 7. Key Issues to Explore:. Capacity of the mainline sections of NYS-7 Adequacy of the weaving sections Performance of the interchange ramps Queuing Speed changes. After Working Through this Case Study You Should be able to:.

492 views • 33 slides

Rate-Time-Distance Problems

Rate-Time-Distance Problems. Algebra 1. Rate-Time-Distance Problems.

902 views • 28 slides

Measurements of In-Motion 802.11 Networking

Measurements of In-Motion 802.11 Networking. Richard Gass and James Scott Intel Research Cambridge Christophe Diot Thomson. Outline. Motivation Experimental Setup Results Conclusions. Motivation. 802.11 Access Points are everywhere Predominant usage model is stationary

368 views • 27 slides

402.03 Glider Handling Speed Ranges, Weight & Balance Calculations

402.03 Glider Handling Speed Ranges, Weight & Balance Calculations. 402.02 Speed Ranges, Weight & Balance Calculations. Main Teaching Points. Typical Speed Ranges for the SGS 2-33A How to interpret Weight and Balance information. 402.02 Speed Ranges, Weight & Balance Calculations.

475 views • 26 slides

What is a ratio?

What is a ratio?. The ratio of male students to female students at a school is 2:3. The ratio of juice concentrate to water is 1:3. Josie rode her skateboard 5 miles per hour. What is the difference between a ratio and a fraction?. Can a ratio always be interpreted as a fraction?.

829 views • 22 slides

SEXUAL HEALTH

369 views • 21 slides

1908 Voisin Box-Kite Biplane Separate Mainplane & Tailplane

Voisin Brothers. 1908 Voisin Box-Kite Biplane Separate Mainplane & Tailplane. Louis Bleriot. Flew English Channel July 25, 1909 L 1,000 From English Newspaper Monoplane Set Stage For 30 Years Radial Engine 1909 3 Cylinder Anzani Wooden Prop. Fundamental Ingredients.

388 views • 21 slides

308 views • 19 slides

Walking to Wellness Tidbits

274 views • 17 slides

BELL-WORK

BELL-WORK. TB pg 371 #12. CW 2.4 Review. TB pg 353 # 13-14,17-18 TB pg 363 # 16 TB pg 371 # 11. HW 2.4(h). Due Monday: Practice Quiz 2.3. HW 2.4(g) Solutions. One; (-1,1) One; (3,1) Infinitely many solutions One; (-3,1) 31.One; (-2,-3) 33.One; (-2,-1). Extra Credit Opportunity.

306 views • 16 slides

6000 Treadmill

262 views • 15 slides

Bumper Trajectories During High-Speed Impacts with 6-in. Curbs

Bumper Trajectories During High-Speed Impacts with 6-in. Curbs. Ronald K. Faller, Ph.D., P.E. Midwest Roadside Safety Facility (MwRSF) University of Nebraska-Lincoln TRB Committee AFB 20 June 15-18, 2008 Jackson, Wyoming. Introduction.

232 views • 15 slides

Top 10 Most Expensive Cars to Own in 2014

Cars are sometimes considered as a sign of wealth and luxury. When you see someone who drives a luxurious car, you will instantly guess that she is a very wealthy person. Most of the cars that are ranked as the most expensive cars in the world are rare and this is because their automakers manufacture them in small numbers to make sure that all the copies will be sold and that the customers will hurry to get their cars. Expensive cars are high in their prices because they have many features that make them different from other traditional cars that we drive. They make come to be faster, lighter in their weight and other features that make customers prefer to buy these cars than other cars which are available for anyone. To know which cars are the most expensive, we brought you the following top 10 most expensive cars to own in 2014.

526 views • 13 slides

Constant Acceleration and Relative Velocity

Constant Acceleration and Relative Velocity. Physics 101: Lecture 07. Relative Velocity. Sometimes your velocity is known relative to a reference frame that is moving relative to the earth. Example 1: A person moving relative to a train, which is moving relative to the ground.

320 views • 12 slides

F a i r t r a d e f o r t n i g h t

F a i r t r a d e f o r t n i g h t. What is Fairtrade?. Helps farmers in other countries to get a decent amount of money for their product.

189 views • 12 slides

Tropical Storm Fay

Tropical Storm Fay. 0800 EDT 20 Aug 2008 Al Mongeon NOAA Meteorologist. Radar Image Tropical Storm Fay. Windswath Forecast. CENTER OF FAY NEAR CAPE CANAVERAL.

185 views • 7 slides