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How to measure any angle.
In engineering maths, there are different types of angles. of course, if we were to observe that they all have a length and height and breadth, expressed or shown on the 'grid,' we could say they are two dimensional, as lines tend to be two dimensional.
If we were to observe that they will always be from a point to a point, we know none of them, well, in this sort of environment, will ever be, in the real world, infinite, as even a machine stops eventually as it is replaced, but that is besides the point.
The angles will always equal 'length' to 'height' at a ratio of away from ninety at certain 'distances.' this is obvious, and, cuts the formulas into little bits.
I am not sure about the specifics, but, this is a 'new law,' says me!!! Going to my destruction !!Comment
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you dont need a qualification to study
you dont need a qualification to think
about things
talking about HIV and thinking of ways
to cure it is not wrong or bad but
people want to be oversensitive
that is a choice it is not wrong to try
and stop something that is hurting
thousands of people
who knows where the next cure may
come from you know penicillin came
from a man that didn't do his dishes
trolls make me sickseek professional help with anything and everything never take advice from meComment
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you dont need a qualification to study
you dont need a qualification to think
about things
talking about HIV and thinking of ways
to cure it is not wrong or bad but
people want to be oversensitive
that is a choice it is not wrong to try
and stop something that is hurting
thousands of people
who knows where the next cure may
come from you know penicillin came
from a man that didn't do his dishes
trolls make me sick
So tell me, do you think rubbing your dangly bit with beetroot is a good cure...Mantu swore by it!Comment
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But it was not until 1928 that penicillin, the first true antibiotic, was discovered by Alexander Fleming, Professor of Bacteriology at St. Mary's Hospital in London.
from Alexander Fleming’s Discovery of Penicillin
Having an appropriate background does help, I'm afraid. That's why access for all to a decent education is so important.Participation is voluntary.
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