mandabroth set, what dose this mean?
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What's so special about the Mandelbrot set? Its boundary exhibits complicated structure at all length scales from about 1 down as far as you wish (or as you computer will take you) to zero. In other words, it is a fractal . You can experiment with this set yourself using the applet (the implementation of a Java code on a web page) on this page. To do so you need to have a Java compatible browser such as a recent version of Netscape, \n\nWhat is the Mandelbrot set? It's the the set of all complex numbers z for which sequence defined by the iteration \n\nz(0) = z,    z(n+1) = z(n)*z(n) + z,    n=0,1,2, ...    (1) \nremains bounded. This means that there is a number B such that the absolute value of all iterates z(n) never gets larger than B. A bounded sequence may or not have a limit. For example, if z=0 then z(n) = 0 for all n, so that the limit of the (1) is zero. On the other hand, if z=i ( i being the imaginary unit), then the sequence oscillates between i and i-1, so remains bounded but it does not converge to a limit. \n\nYou may ask, what's so special about the particular iteration (1), and why do we use complex numbers instead of real ones. In a sense, the formula (1) is the simplest other than a linear formula which would give rise to a much simpler and quite uninteresting picture. (The analog of the Mandelbrot set would be empty or the entire plane.) If we restricted the iteration (1) to the real instead of complex numbers then again we would get an uninteresting picture: the interval from -2 to 0. \n\nMuch of the fascination of the Mandelbrot set stems from the fact that an extremely simple formula like (1) gives rise to an object of such great complexity.
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Perhaps they mean the ledgers or the account books that you actually use to keep a running total of income and expenditure... If so, you need to describe how and why they are used and include some example pages from account books themselves.... Check with tutor or teacher just to make sure.
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there are # embossed on a block surface. On a small block 8 they are on the front. A dealer will tell you what the code means
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Hi There,\n\nIt´s actually Redundant Array Of Independant Disks but sometimes inexpensive is used. For a more detailed summary of RAID see link below.\n\nSATA stands for Serial Advanced Technology Attachment. You can get a more detailed summary of this below also.\n\nHope This Helps!
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It means a number between 5 and 200.  You might have to round to the nearest number if it doesn't take decimals.
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Spanish\n'Manto= (masculine) Man to man.\n'Tonta= (Feminine) Foolishness, possibly 'Haphazardous'\n\n Man to man is foolishness perhaps may be the best interpretation.
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this is a bunch of medical words that are put together.  In the string they are in here, they don't mean anything.  If this were in the middle of a sentace, it might have meaning.
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It means absolutely nothing.  It is a coincidence.  But . . . if I were you, I would take them and use them in some sequence and buy a lottery ticket!
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devorce? trail? what does this mean?
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No idea what this question means.  Can you please elaborate?
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IDF assemble the horizontal cabeling, it means that's it's a repartitor for the access level of the switching model\n\nmany IDF are connected to on MDF so it's the place where the IDFs are connected between us\n\nMDF\n|\n|---IDF\n|\n|---IDF\n|\n|---IDF
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try searching the national association you mentioned- do you want to sell them, or just curious about their meaning?\nGood luck
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i'd rather say it's danish, it seems to be a part of some old danish poem, at least that's what i found when i typed it into google... i don't understand danish but i know some words: guld=gold, muld=soil, da=then or when, det=it, that
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and engagement ring is JUST THAT. A ring signifying engagement. Abridal set is the engagement ring WITH the wedding ring...they kinda connect or go together
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I think it is antidisesentablishmentarianism.Haven't got a clue what it means. Look it up.
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It is a power rating indicator. This is the quick way I was taught, back when I was 7 years old...this helped me with my math skills quite a lot. Assign 1 Total Base (TB) for every single, 2 for every double, 3 for every triple and 4 for every HR, add all 4 #'s together and divide by the total # of at  bats (TB/AB=SLG) Really all a Slg Pct will tell you is, the # of Total bases per At Bat
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Good Question, Mandelbrot's book and Barnsley's book will provide you with many examples.