I think you're probably right - but isn't it amazing how good their powers of rote learning are? I once read a bedtime story to a friend's 3 year old, and I made a mistake - she noticed it and corrected me. I know I'd struggle to memorise even a kid's book verbatim.
No, "stuff spreads out" is about as simple as diffusion gets. While mathematics is useful at a higher stage to calculate the rate etc, it isn't necessary to be aware of the phenomenon at a basic level.
When a country starts to take off economically, as India, its business and home users will naturally prefer to keep using the familiar software. Then MS can apply pressure to enforcement
Seems to me it's the drug pushers' tactic of giving it away for free - to start with.
One pound per mile of aluminium that, unless you have a really long cable, you have to carry with you. Having said that, estimating that there's something less than 8 pounds of gasoline to the undersized colonial gallon it's not that different to the mileage most American vehicles get.
The law says nothing of the sort. Even opinions - which must be clearly shown to be such - must have some factual basis, and that only applies in public interest cases.
Truth is that more malpractice cases are settled out of court now than before, because the insurance companies don't want to pay whatever a jury might think is just
The problem is that even if you win it can cost nearly as much to defend yourself as to roll over and pay up. Add that to the contingency fees system and there's a big incentive to 'play the lottery' - the plaintiff has nothing to lose and could win big time.
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I never knew "Lego" was an acronym. What does it stand for?
Oh, and it has no plural form either.
Excellent post - are you a teacher in real life? You seem to have a talent for it.
I think it's a variation on the drummers/musicians jokes.
I think you're probably right - but isn't it amazing how good their powers of rote learning are? I once read a bedtime story to a friend's 3 year old, and I made a mistake - she noticed it and corrected me. I know I'd struggle to memorise even a kid's book verbatim.
I think that's just curiosity, which many animals exhibit too. You need to add a methodical approach for it to truly become science.
No, "stuff spreads out" is about as simple as diffusion gets. While mathematics is useful at a higher stage to calculate the rate etc, it isn't necessary to be aware of the phenomenon at a basic level.
He didn't assert that it's true only in Soviet Russia.
Then don't release it, use it to power a turbine.
One pound per mile of aluminium that, unless you have a really long cable, you have to carry with you. Having said that, estimating that there's something less than 8 pounds of gasoline to the undersized colonial gallon it's not that different to the mileage most American vehicles get.
WHOSH!!!!
The law says nothing of the sort. Even opinions - which must be clearly shown to be such - must have some factual basis, and that only applies in public interest cases.
Just a wild guess: you're German.
That's illogical. [Does the eyebrow thing]