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For my calc teacher's birthday, (also pi day) my class chipped in for me to make this carrot cake frosted to look like a graphing calculator. The look on my teacher's face was hilarious when I interrupted her lesson a few weeks prior to this to ask her what her favorite color is.
Results of an IssueCrawler crawl seeded with recent blog posts referencing "Brian Burke", listed as having "a little authority" on Technorati. Node size plotted according to nodes' centrality. See http://snurb.info/node/652 for more information.
As long as they can still read their necessary numbers, many railroad workers secretly love these glorious breaks from their routine surroundings!
Confidence-based Reasoning in Stochastic Constraint Programming. Rossi, Hnich, Tarim, Prestwich arxiv.org/abs/1110.1892 #stat
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This graph compares revenue generated for the Washington DNR from geoduck and the state's timber revenue.
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A map showing world meat imports in 2005, a diagram displaying average yearly meat consuption per person, as well as a graph featuring the CO2 equivalent of some nutrients.
This is the graph of metafilter front page post activity, per year, broken out by hour from 1:00am to midnight, Pacific (server) time.
The data starts with 2002, on through the (not yet complete) 2008 year. It has not been normalized or cleaned up or thought about really in any responsible way, and I hashed it together in Excel just now and feel rather dirty.
But, at a glance, there's a pretty clear, and pretty steady, pattern of posting activity with a Western Hemisphere daytime peak that reflects the US-heavy demographic skew of the userbase.
Please identify yourself and help label these pictures. I've marked the MAIN one for each graph. The ones NOT labeled MAIN will be merged into the main one when I get the chance
Type of Graph: Trigonometric (Cosine Graph)
Equation: f(x) = ((-cos (0.4x)+2)/3)+0.75
Description: This bench (located in Kylie’s foyer) has a shape which is reminiscent of a trigonometric function. Based on the way I positioned the grid on the picture of the bench, I was able to determine that the graph would be a cosine graph. This is because a cosine graph generally intersects a given location on the y-axis. A sine curve, by contrast, generally intersects at the origin. I chose a cosine curve to model my picture. This seemed to be the right choice. In looking at the photo accompanied by a graph, it is clear that the model was rather decent, although not exact. Still, the fit, overall, was close.