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This photo was captured at the 2018 edition of Great Indian Developer Summit (#gids18), April 24-28, Bangalore, India.
This picture uses calculus, but whether you're in calculus or not it's meant to show that if you have a constant angular acceleration, the equations relating angular acceleration, angular velocity, and angle are the same ones as those relating linear acceleration, linear velocity, and position. The same restrictions also apply: the angular acceleration must be constant to use these
One of the world’s biggest Angular conference.
The beautiful city of Warsaw, amazing national stadium, 2 days, 15 talks, 5 workshops, Q&A session and much more!
Thank you to our wonderfull sponsors: Acaicoft, 7N, Twilio, SoftwareMill, SoftwarePlant, EDC Aviation Digital, Deloitte, CodiLime, Telerik, JetBrains, DataArt Poland. Thank you for the speakers, we are really appreciate that you came to Poland and share your knowledge! Thank you for communities from all over the world for your support. Thank you for ALL attendees!
More walking to work, the church of St Michael and All Angels. Trying to learn how to take better pictures of buildings that are in awkward places. Practice practice practice, and all that.
Directly opposite this church is a tiny hairdressers which was featured as a betting shop in the film Wimbledon.
No one bothered telling me Kirsten Dunst was in town. Some friends I've got.
On the Cambridge side of the Charles River. Angular arches stand at the convergence of several brick walkways, and at the end of a grassy open space beside the river.
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Since January 1st 2010, I have been taking and uploading one square picture each day to:
square365.blogspot.com
Metro centre, Gateshead on 28th March. Taken with Minolta Hi-matic G with Kodak BW400CN. C41 processed and scanned by local independant lab. As scanned