Graphing Radical Equations Using Shifts
This video describes, when graphing radical equations using shifts, how adding or subtracting a constant that is not in the radical will shift the graph up (adding) or down (subtracting). Adding or subtracting a constant that is in the radical will shift the graph left (adding) or right (subtracting). Multiplying a negative constant by the equation will reflect the graph over the x-axis. Multiplying by a number larger than one increases the y-values. (7:12)
FORMATIC – Paris 2011 - Vers une santé participative : Une approche innovante. Promesses et limi
• La santé participative: Un phénomène
de mode?
• ‘Mettre le patient au centre’
• Liens avec e-gov
• Quelles innovations et approches
innovantes? Technologiques, sociétales,
médicales, informatiques ?
• Que faut-il en retenir ?
Evaluating Road Pricing in Downtown LA
A feasibility study of road pricing in Los Angeles. This study compares cities with successful and rejected schemes to determine the characteristics which affect successful implementation.
SAIS Brownbag Lunch - Thomas Keaney Ph.D.
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My Effort
This student-made project contains high quality images along with emotional music. Statements are written on the screen throughout the video and include the following: This is a small effort... to open your eyes... to help you see... to understand that people around you... need from you... that people around you... are there for you... whenever you need them... they can help you whenever they need you... you must help them... in this BIG world that we are not alone... because we all need each ot
Leoš Janáček, Sinfonietta
MIT Symphony Orchestra (MITSO) Concert - December 4, 1966 Disc 1
Jump to: 02 Sinfonietta, I. Allegretto
Jump to: 03 Sinfonietta, II. Andante-allegretto
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Pronounciation
listen to the pronounciation of letters, and a little song
Absolute Beginner #23 - A Spanish Miracle
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! Your friend says something to you in Spanish, but it’s not a Spanish word that you’ve heard before. You’re used to learning Spanish from a classroom based on what’s in Spain, and you wonder whether this is a word your Spanish teacher just hasn’t taught you yet. You ask your friend [...]
What is Prezi? - The official intro video
This video introduces the presentation tool called Prezi that uses zooming and panning to bring life back to presentations.
Air and Space Magazine: How Things Work: Series List
The Air and Space Magazine is a publication of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. This special series of the magazine provides insight into various aspects of aerospace principles and technology. Three articles in this section can be accessed, despite the listing of all seven. First is an overview of winglets on airplanes, describing their purpose and how they increase performance. The second article looks at "devices an aerobatic airplane uses to defy gravity." Lastly, ejection seat
Fire Research Information Services
Maintained by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), this site is a hub of information and other resources related to fire research. It provides direct, free access to many Building and Fire Research Laboratory (BFRL) publications, test data, and reports. Some of the experimental fire data represents tests of residential fire sprinklers, fire fighting agents, and diffusion flame measurements, to name a few. A large collection of fire simulation and modeling programs developed
Houghton Mifflin: Beyond the Book
Offered by the educational publisher Houghton Mifflin, the Beyond the Book website is meant to be "an online leadership forum for superintendents and educators nationwide, dedicated to helping every child learn and every child succeed." The website is divided into sections where visitors can read about case studies written by "inspiring superintendents and teachers from across the country," insights on best practices, strategies and management methods, commentary and opinions on current events,
Journey Into Amazonia
Journey Into Amazonia is a three-part wildlife series from PBS that "offers an enchanting look at rarely-seen creatures" in the region. This Web site offers educational materials "designed for upper elementary, middle, or high school students (grades 5-10) although extension suggestions may help you modify them for younger or older students." In addition to providing background information about the Amazon basin, this site contains lessons plans that incorporate "video clips from the Journey int
IPv6: The Next Generation Internet!
Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) is a new standard that will gradually replace the aging IPv4. Spurred by problems with the previous version, its development has the advantage of assigning each device connected to the Internet with its own unique address, as well as several other features. This site is an information page with plenty of resources and links for people to learn about the new protocol and how the transition between IPv4 and IPv6 will occur. A list of applications already using IP
Shape builder
This interactive applet operates in one of two modes: auto draw and create shape mode, allowing the user to explore the area and perimeter of non-standard shapes. Immediate feedback is given on answers entered.
Who Was Charles Darwin?
In this lesson, students will learn firsthand, by reading his journal entries and letters, how Darwin arrived at his theory. They also will gain a better sense of Darwin's journey and the role it played in his scientific career. In the first activity, Darwin's Great Voyage of Discovery, students will read his account of his voyage on the Beagle and see how this experience inspired him to devote the rest of his life to developing and refining the theory of natural selection. The second activity,
Computer programmer
What do computer programmers actually do? This is the introductory page for a set of materials about computer programming as a career. Here the job of a computer programmer is defined and described. Computer programmers write and maintain computer software. In the rest of the resource, students can examine a specialized job title associated with computer programming: software developer. Students can view a six-minute video clip of the software developer as he works on writing software and debugg
Looking at the family: the 1950s Family photographs may be taken as records, for advertising purposes, or indeed as mementos. Now look at an example drawn from the 1950s (Figure 6< An Introduction to Compressive Sensing
Activity 4
Richard Baraniuk,
Mark Davenport,
Marco Duarte,
Chinmay Hegde
