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to be honest , thats just plain ugly.

to be honest , thats just plain ugly.

no. go with Adobe illustrator. While I admit corel draw is good, its just a pooor imitation of illustrator.

no. go with Adobe illustrator. While I admit corel draw is good, its just a pooor imitation of illustrator.

i thought it was the first that describes intertia proportional to mass you can't really call it negative acceleration. it all depends on the way you choose your unit vectors. for example in a problem invovling dropping a stone from a cliff, and finding the distance it travels in time t, it would be more convinient for me to choose the 3rd unit vector pointing down. giving me a positive acceleration. i could choose the 3rd unit vector pointing upwards, that will give me the same result as well.

i thought it was the first that describes intertia proportional to mass you can't really call it negative acceleration. it all depends on the way you choose your unit vectors. for example in a problem invovling dropping a stone from a cliff, and finding the distance it travels in time t, it would be more convinient for me to choose the 3rd unit vector pointing down. giving me a positive acceleration. i could choose the 3rd unit vector pointing upwards, that will give me the same result as well.

all of my spare time goes watching anime. just finished watching "onegai teacher"

all of my spare time goes watching anime. just finished watching "onegai teacher"

actually I change my position:- for the following reasoning. The question asks whether a blue ball is more blue or more spherical. Since we have defined the term "blue" in this case as the wavelength of light emitted by the ball under constant conditions. Then by definition the ball is automatically blue. while none of the balls are perfectly spherical. Therefor the Blue Ball is more Blue.

actually I change my position:- for the following reasoning. The question asks whether a blue ball is more blue or more spherical. Since we have defined the term "blue" in this case as the wavelength of light emitted by the ball under constant conditions. Then by definition the ball is automatically blue. while none of the balls are perfectly spherical. Therefor the Blue Ball is more Blue.

of course they are coming out. dont be daft. first person and third person shooters have much better gameplay on PC's most of the time. as well as better graphics, higher texture resolution.. etc

of course they are coming out. dont be daft. first person and third person shooters have much better gameplay on PC's most of the time. as well as better graphics, higher texture resolution.. etc

hey does anyone know when GTA:SA and HALO2 are out for PC.?

hey does anyone know when GTA:SA and HALO2 are out for PC.?

I could down in probably 5 or 6. but it burns my throat so much. and I would never wanna down a pint of Guiness

I could down in probably 5 or 6. but it burns my throat so much. and I would never wanna down a pint of Guiness

I am currently studying Affine Spaces and Geometry in my Linear Algebra module. We can do elementary geometry in this space without even a notion of distance or angles. You might wanna look it up.

I am currently studying Affine Spaces and Geometry in my Linear Algebra module. We can do elementary geometry in this space without even a notion of distance or angles. You might wanna look it up.

f will be given.. so just want to find y in terms of that f along with composition of other fucntions

f will be given.. so just want to find y in terms of that f along with composition of other fucntions

good idea . will give it a go. then i assume the the solution will be a series solution. it is rigorous to change the order of integration and sum of a series. i.e is [math]\int (\sum a_n)=\sum(\int a_n)[/math]?