'How precise' presentation slideshows

Unit 1: Water: Exploring Solutions

Unit 1: Water: Exploring Solutions. Miss Shuey Chem Comm. Essential Questions. What techniques can we use to purify water? What are the physical properties of water? Why do some substances readily dissolve in water and others do not?

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Measurement and Psychometrics

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How to Search PubMed

How to Search PubMed. Rick Wallace, MA, MDiv, MAOM, MSLS, EdD QUILLEN College of Medicine Library. Library Home Page. You are a second year resident picking up a ward service at the VA. On rounds your first morning, your medical student presents the following patient to you :

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Why is Spatial Stereoacuity so Poor?

Why is Spatial Stereoacuity so Poor?. Martin S. Banks School of Optometry, Dept. of Psychology UC Berkeley. Sergei Gepshtein Vision Science Program UC Berkeley. Michael S. Landy Dept. of Psychology, Center for Neural Science NYU. Supported by NIH. Depth Perception. Depth Perception.

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Sampling Distribution Models

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Cache Coherence Mechanisms (Research project) CSCI-5593

Cache Coherence Mechanisms (Research project) CSCI-5593. Prepared By Sultan Almakdi , Abdulwahab Alazeb , Mohammed Alshehri. Outline:. Introduction. Modern systems depend on using shared memory multiprocessors to increase the speed of execution time.

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Catalyst 10/12/10

Catalyst 10/12/10. Knowing what you know about precision, answer the following questions: Of the numbers 1100 cm vs. 1100.0 cm Which is more precise? How precise is each number? Why would you choose one or the other number? Objectives:

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Statistical decision making

Statistical decision making. Frequentist statistics. frequency interpretation of probability : any given experiment can be considered as one of an infinite sequence of possible repetitions of the same experiment, each capable of producing statistically independent results.

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Uncertainty in Measurement

Uncertainty and Error in Measurement (IB text - Ch 11) (If reviewing this slide in the senior year, there is also uncertainty information in the AP text - section 1.4 pgs. 10-13 and A10-A13).

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Chapters 18 - 19

Chapters 18 - 19. Sampling Distribution Models and Confidence Intervals. Example. We want to find out the proportion of men in U.S. population. We draw a sample and calculate the proportion of men in the sample. Suppose we find that the proportion = 60%.

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Activity-Based Costing Systems

Activity-Based Costing Systems. Chapter 4. Traditional overhead allocation system. Single predetermined rate is used to allocate overhead to products Easy to use Assumes all overhead is correlated with the activity base Assumes all overhead costs are related to all products

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PHENIX Central arm physics with ?s=500GeV (polarized) pp collisions

PHENIX Central arm physics with ?s=500GeV (polarized) pp collisions . Kensuke Okada for PHENIX RIKEN-BNL Research Center JPS September 23, 2008. (The presentation was performed with the Japanese version.). RHIC spin program. ? RHIC. The polarized proton proton collider

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Data Collection Notes

Data Collection Notes. How good are data?. Accuracy and Precision. Though the terms are frequently used interchangeably, accuracy and precision are two different things. Accuracy : How close a measured value is to the true value.

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Significant Figures

Significant Figures. When we take measurements or make calculations, we do so with a certain precision. This precision is determined by the instrument we use to take those measurements. So, when we do calculations based on our measurements, the calculations must be as precise as the measurements.

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Scientific Measurement

Scientific Measurement. Objective: To understand the importance of measurements in Chemistry. Measurements. Quality with both number and a unit History 4000Bc- Egyptians used knotted cords- kite 1700Bc- Babylonians used cubits- elbow to finger tip

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Starter

Starter. How would you record the following measurements? How many sig figs? a. b. Count the sig figs in the following measured values: a. 0.0004050 b. 1890 c. 1890.090 d. 6.930 x 10 6. mL. inches. Starter Answers.

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Understanding Block Encoding and Decoding

Name(s): _______________________. In the space below, create a set of building instructions so that a friend can make the exact same LEGO tower shown in the picture. Understanding Block Encoding and Decoding.

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Manufacturing III

Manufacturing III. Woodworking Production. Key Learning A bench carpenter needs to follow the same steps to create a successful product. Unit Essential Question Why is it important that a bench carpenter follow the same steps to create a product?. Woodworking Production. Vocabulary

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draft-ietf-ecrit-rough-loc

draft-ietf-ecrit-rough-loc. Reminder: Describes how precise you need to be in order to support emergency services WGLC in Nov. 2009 Outstanding comments from M. Thomson and H. Tschofenig Will revise this week to address comments Suggest re-WGLC.

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