Look at the MOON!
Oh. I have a BS in Physics with a math minor so it could have been in either subject. 
I did take linear algebra but also did a lab once with standing waves of sand. Resonate frequency stuff. Cool.
Yeah, I'm an old geek.

I did take linear algebra but also did a lab once with standing waves of sand. Resonate frequency stuff. Cool.
Yeah, I'm an old geek.
It's pretty much ALL about resonant frequency. Engineering disciplines are separated only be the frequency of the oscillation...
Chem: very slow (titrations)
Civil: slow (geo perturbations)
Mech: medium (mech vibrations)
Electrical: fast (electrical oscillations)
Nuclear: very fast (nuclear movement)

The washboard is caused by a mechanical wave feedback loop.
Chem: very slow (titrations)
Civil: slow (geo perturbations)
Mech: medium (mech vibrations)
Electrical: fast (electrical oscillations)
Nuclear: very fast (nuclear movement)

The washboard is caused by a mechanical wave feedback loop.
Originally Posted by Kyras,Jun 20 2007, 07:40 PM
Oh. I have a BS in Physics with a math minor so it could have been in either subject. 
I did take linear algebra but also did a lab once with standing waves of sand. Resonate frequency stuff. Cool.
Yeah, I'm an old geek.

I did take linear algebra but also did a lab once with standing waves of sand. Resonate frequency stuff. Cool.
Yeah, I'm an old geek.
tread
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If you have too much haze it won't work since you'll have light coming from every direction (bouncing off the haze). Don't sweat it, they'll be another sunny day in WA... in a couple of months. 

Originally Posted by jedwards,Jul 11 2007, 07:53 AM
Nearly new today. New on the 14th. You'll see it very early in the morning just before sun up. Just the tiniest of slivers.
doubt I'll see the sliver on Sat due to
did see lots of
's last nite though
maybe we need a look at the
's tread sep doubt we can all see/recognize the same ones as easily less its like one of the dippers










or I just focked up