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Applied Hydrogeology VI

Applied Hydrogeology VI. ?????????? ?????????????. Yoram Eckstein, Ph.D. Fulbright Professor 2013/2014. Tomsk Polytechnic University Tomsk, Russian Federation Spring Semester 2014. Useful links. http://www.onlineconversion.com / http://www.digitaldutch.com/unitconverter /

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Recognizer Issues

Recognizer Issues. Problem : Our recognizer translates the audio to a possible string of text. How do we know the translation is correct. Problem: How do we handle a string of text containing words that are not in the dictionary.

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PHY131H1S - Class 17

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Electric Flux Density

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Chapter 12

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Announcements

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PHY131H1S - Class 10

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Physics 2102

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Wave - II

Wave - II. Waves on Strings, etc.: Transverse Waves. Sound Waves: ANY Longitudinal Waves. 1. Sound Waves. These are material waves . s ( x,t ) = s m cos( kx- w t ). s : The displacement from the equilibrium position.

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Lecture 3 Electrical Energy

Lecture 3 Electrical Energy. Chapter 16.1 ? 16.5. Outline. Potential Difference Electric Potential Equipotential Surface. Conservative Forces. Both, gravitational and electric, forces acting on an object produce work.

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Regression

Regression. Eric Feigelson. Classical regression model

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Lecture 8 Examples of Magnetic Fields

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One way to give someone directions is to tell them to go three blocks East and five blocks South.

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WORK & ENERGY

WORK & ENERGY. Class Activities: Work + Energy. 2.47. Three identical charges +q sit on an equilateral triangle. . What would be the final KE of the top charge if you released it (keeping the other two fixed). B)

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8.1

8.1. Polar Coordinates. This is a new way to plot points. We will use the polar axis to graph instead of (x,y). We will start at 0 degrees, then go out some distance r and rotate some degree ? . Our points will be labeled as (r, ? ). . Ex. plot (2, 3?/4) .

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