'Motion energy' diaporamas de présentation

Inquiry-Based Physics in Middle School

Inquiry-Based Physics in Middle School. David E. Meltzer Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Arizona State University Mesa, Arizona U.S.A. Supported in part by a grant from Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Classroom Context: 5 th -8 th grade.

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U2C2A2

U2C2A2. Record Sheet. Key Question : How can you change the motion energy of an object?. In other words , what happens to cause an object to increase or decrease in motion?. Explore Your Ideas. p 159. Explore Your Ideas. Refer to How to Identify Mechanical Interactions pages 638-639.

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One-Shot Learning Gesture Recognition

One-Shot Learning Gesture Recognition. Students: Itay Hubara Amit Nishry Supervisor: Maayan Harel Gal-On. Outline. Background. Gesture recognition is a strong upcoming field in computer vision

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Brake Fundamentals

Brake Fundamentals. Chapter 57. Objectives. Explain the basic principles of braking, including friction, pressure, and heat dissipation Describe hydraulic system operation, including master cylinder, control valves, and safety switches Understand the operation of power brakes. Introduction.

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Irfan Essa, Alex Pentland

Facial Expression Recognition using a Dynamic Model and Motion Energy. Irfan Essa, Alex Pentland. (a review by Paul Fitzpatrick for 6.892). Overview. Want to categorize facial motion Existing coding schemes not suitable Oriented towards static expressions Designed for human use

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Computational Vision CSCI 363, Fall 2018 Lecture 17 Computing Motion

Computational Vision CSCI 363, Fall 2018 Lecture 17 Computing Motion. Recall: Motion Energy. Motion energy filters are constructed with 2 gabor filters, one of which uses a sine and the other uses a cosine (a "quadrature pair").

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Multi-Scale Video Cropping

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Wind Energy

Wind Energy. Juan Bernardo Davalos Eduardo Cordova. Our Logo. Introduction. Wind energy is the use of turbines to transform motion energy to electricity. It is a clean renewable source of energy that benefits our environment.

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Energy

Energy. Caroline Schiller. What is energy??. Energy is the ability to do work. We use energy every day. For example, when we cook, watch TV, ride our bikes, and when we turn on our lights. . Potential energy Potential energy is stored energy and the energy of position (Chemical, nuclear).

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Particle Diagrams

Particle Diagrams. STATES OF MATTER. POSITIVES Gas shows motion NEGATIVES Fails to show motion of solid or liquid particles Fails to maintain number of particles May cause misconceptions about volume (all 3 fill the container). POSITIVES Shows particle motion NEGATIVES

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Energy: its forms and uses

Energy: its forms and uses. What is energy? Energy is defined as; the ability to do work or cause a change . Energy occurs in many forms and is used in our everyday lives. It can be observed in cycles, patterns, and systems.

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Energy POR

Energy POR. -Natalie Putka. Energy. Energy is the ability to do work. There are all different types of energy. Energy can not be created nor destroyed. Potential Energy. Potential energy is stored energy For example if you pull back a bowling ball that is potential energy. .

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Temperature T and Energy 1. The hotter an object is, the faster its atoms move.

Temperature T and Energy 1. The hotter an object is, the faster its atoms move. The atoms have a lot of kinetic energy KE. KE is motion energy. High T ? atoms move fast ? more KE Low T ? atoms move slow ? less KE 2. The lowest possible T is absolute zero.

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The Energy Story

The Energy Story. A Writing Across Curriculum Activity. The learner will be able to: Define energy. Identify the two main forms of energy and provide examples of each. What is energy?. Energy is one of the most fundamental parts of our universe.

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Rube Goldberg Machine: The most complex way to put a penny in a piggy bank

Rube Goldberg Machine: The most complex way to put a penny in a piggy bank. Created By: Gabby Bitton , Nick bergo , Bryan Blair, Emilie baxter With Great thanks to Mr. Williams!!!. Wheel and axle hit cup of marbles. Kinetic Energy to Kinetic Energy :

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Electricity and Magnetism

Electricity and Magnetism. Step 3: Electricity. Science of Energy Station Six Teaches Students About The Relationship Between Magnetism and Electricity Shows Electricity Can Be Changed To Other Forms Of Energy

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Stored energy

1. Stored energy. Energy on the move. Movement energy. Chemical energy. Light. Position energy. Strain energy. Sound. Current electricity. Heat conduction. Heat convection. IDENTIFY which forms of energy, given above, are involved in the examples, given below ?. 1. Battery.

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Basic introduction, construction, and functioning of a centrifugal pump

Centrifugal pumps are turbo machines used to transport fluids by converting kinetic energy imparted to the fluid to hydrodynamic energy that flows the fluid. In simple words, the centrifugal pump uses rotation to provide velocity to the fluid and then converts that velocity into the flow.

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