
"Things are only impossible until they're not" - Cpt. Jean-Luc Picard
This is the first IP i ever saw with a smiley in it. This is truly innovative. Yay IPv6!!
I am appealing the citation issued on May 12th 2005 (301 In Disabled Space/Ramp) for the amount of $275.00.
I will be submitting photographic evidence tomorrow in a separate folder. Please contact me if during review this evidence is not present.
This lab was to create an impedance matching circuit to a 50ohm load. To do this we calculated the dimensions of the line with line calc. Which is pretty much what corresponded to our mathcad prelab. We used two gigahertz as a reference frequency. Quarter wave matching is the principle behind this lab.
Source:
#include
using namespace std;
#include
#define MAX_DIMENSION 10
#define MAX_ENTRY_LENGTH 5
struct dimensions
{
int matrix1r, matrix1c, matrix2r, matrix2c;
};
My essay for history of technology
The United States Consititution clearly assigns Congress the right to govern protections matters of intellectual property with the sole restraint enumerated being that such protections on creative works must be limited in nature. Since 1790 there has been a struggle to maintain a thriving public domain while at the same time encouraging creativity by granting creators exclusivity over their works. Our founding fathers meant for intellectual property la
By now many of you have heard that the continuation of Bright Futures as we now know it is jeopardy. There are three causes of the deficit that can be addressed.
1. We can raise the standards (either retroactively or not)
2. We can raise money via taxes, tuition fees, etc.
3. We can lower the cost of attendance.
If you read this, post a comment.
--Joey
Established technology tends to persist in the face of new technology. -- G. Blaauw, one of the designers of System 360