Learn French- Learn 10 Sentences, Part 2
Learn 10 simple French sentences. Each sentence is said by a native French speaker 3 times. When the head on the right side 'blinks', that is the time for the viewer to say the sentence aloud. Each sentence is accompanied by an appropriate image. The video would be better served if there was a English translation.
(An example of a simple sentence included: He is sad.)
1.1 The political climate You may have read a lot about recent political moves to involve the public in science policy making. Some commentators, such as Alan Irwin and Brian Wynne, are in favour of it, while others, such as Lewis Wolpert or Richard Dawkins, are circumspect or even hostile to involving the public in science. However, it is generally agreed that increasing public engagement with science is important and worthwhile, with tangible societal value (in other words it has value for experts, policy makers and
Festival of Britain OP04707 Festival of Britain, South Bank, Lambeth, London. The Seaside Pavilion with an exhibit showing a typical English seaside town - designed and displayed by Eric Brown and Peter Chamberlain. Photographed in July 1951.
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The Litte Princess Book Review
This is book review of The Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. The video is little choppy at times.
2.2 Evaporation At an interface with the atmosphere, water changes its state from a liquid to a vapour in response to an increase in temperature caused by an external heat source. This temperature change is normally the result of solar radiation. The transfer of moisture into the air is called evaporation. The process is also controlled by the relative humidity, or level of vapour saturation, of the air. The greater the relative humidity of the air, the less likely it is that evaporation will take place for
Equilateral Triangles
In this short video, the instructor defines and shows an example of an equilateral triangle. This lesson is very brief. (00:51)
23. The Pope and the Cause of Freedom History Of Chewing Gum | Modern World Inventions The Thought Train Ep. 1 - Dr Ben Bowman 2.1.2 The poems Your reading in this course has already prepared you to some extent, but please read the following poems (both the English and Gaelic versions are given) which are discussed in the recordings, and then listen to the recordings. A company of mountains, an upthrust of mountains a great garth of growing mountains a concourse of summits, of knolls, Shaping Poems- Sound and Movements 1.5 Rounding to decimal places Sometimes the result of a calculation gives a number with lots of decimal places - far more than you need or could reliably measure. For instance, suppose a patient is required to receive 5 ml of medicine a day, evenly spaced in three injections. How much medicine should they be given in each dose? To divide the 5 ml of medicine into three equal parts would mean measuring out 5 ÷ 3 = 1.6666 ml (where the 6s keep repeating, or recurring indefinitely). It's not realistic or feasib 'Kangaroo's Visitor gets a Surprise' a self-published picture book by Peter Taylor The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 2.3 Railways in Britain The railway age started with attempts to make a steam engine small enough to be fitted to a wagon for hauling coal at collieries, the wheels moving on a wooden or iron rail for guidance. Improvements to the drive mechanism led directly to the Locomotion designed by George Stephenson, and the opening of the first passenger and goods service for the 27 miles between Stockton and Darlington in County Durham. It was opened in 1825 and was quickly followed in 1830 by a line between Manchest Introduction Consciousness is at once the most important and most baffling aspect of the mind. It is the very heart of our existence yet it is extraordinarily difficult to describe and explain. This course introduces consciousness, and the ‘hard problem’ it presents for a science of the mind. This OpenLearn course provides a sample of Level 3 study in Author(s): 1.6.3 Litres and kilograms The two physical units of measurement that you will probably come across most often in your workplace concern volumes of liquids and weight measurements. It's important to get a feeling for what various factors of ten look like, so that you can spot when there seems to be a mistake in a value that you've calculated or have been given by someone else. The litre is the main unit of measurement for liquid volumes (written as liter in America), but what does a litre of fluid look like? What Introduction to computational thinking 2.5 Review The title of this unit could have been Juggling with complexity: searching for system. This title seemed to capture something essential about the unit. Juggling is a rich metaphor and will be used explicitly in Part 3. But it also carries the idea of a skill that needs to be practised and that might seem incredibly awkward to begin with. You may find this idea helpful as you review your work in Part 1. Juggling is also a skill that, once practised, becomes second nature. This too may b Dalmatian Pelican--An Overview
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We all love chewing gum, but do we know where it came from? (01:57)
On the University of Bath Thought Train we sit down with an academic from the University to talk about their work and current events.
Dr Ben Bowman (Dept. of PoLIS)is this week's guest and joins us to talk about:
- The aftermath of the 2017 General Election
- A perceived liberal bias in the British education system
- The power of the youth vote
- Electoral reform
Kinloch Ainort
David Morley Slow Poetry Workshops, shaping poems using sounds and movements.
Peter Taylor reads. with Australian/British accent, his self-published book, Kangaroo's Visitor gets a Surprise, illustrated by Gail Breeze. The words do appear on the screen, but they are too small to read easily, and do not appear at length on the screen, which focuses on the illustrations (wide-to-tight and tight-to-wide shots). (8:24)
How did the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand happen? This animated video will show you. (01:42)
You will learn about algorithms and abstraction in this free course, Introduction to computational thinking, and encounter some applications of computational thinking in various disciplines, ranging from biology and physics to economics and sport science. First published on Fri, 08 Apr 2016 as Author(s):
This short video gives excellent real life, close up footage of Dalmatian Pelicans in their natural environment. Stunning, silvery-white plumage adorns this large pelican during the breeding season, contrasting with the rubbery orange-red pouch beneath the bill, as well as to the yellow to purple bare skin around the eyes. A thick crest of silver feathers on the nape adds to the luxurious look of this impressive bird. This is a great resource to help build background knowledge and to help m
