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Aires Drake said:
Maybe I'm just lucky that I had to learn them as an undergraduate to express various things like shock and energy transmission through a material in a ballistic impact examination. Not sure if this is just a difference in university programs or something.

I do agree that Washington is not a ditz by any measurement that I can apply. She's socially-clueless.
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well that's the word for it. Ditzy Genius means one area of incompetence. One. Which, the page explains, could be social skills. My point is made, next subject.
 
Darth Herobrine said:
Then you say that you changed the link instead of assuming everyone else knows exactly what you mean by 'read it again.'
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Well to read it in this case would imply that you would have to click the link again. What did you think I meant? Stare at it until the answer hits you in the face?
Also unrelated, but I notice that you're actually off Nagamon's starboard side in your avatar...
 
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Aires Drake said:
Maybe I'm just lucky that I had to learn them as an undergraduate to express various things like shock and energy transmission through a material in a ballistic impact examination. Not sure if this is just a difference in university programs or something.

I do agree that Washington is not a ditz by any measurement that I can apply. She's socially-clueless.
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The definition of a PDE I was taught is one with multiple dependent variables. Is that what you're talking about? (Where, using standard XYZ coordinates, Y and Z are dependent on X, Y, and Z)
 
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(for those curious, the song in question is from USS Saratoga CV-3: An Illustrated History of the Legendary Aircraft Carrier, 1927-1946. Which, along with this, has such amusing tidbits as Halsey's son serving on her in the South Pacific and basically saying 'call my dad and tell him to stop wasting his planes, damnit')
 
Skywalker_T-65 said:
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(for those curious, the song in question is from USS Saratoga CV-3: An Illustrated History of the Legendary Aircraft Carrier, 1927-1946. Which, along with this, has such amusing tidbits as Halsey's son serving on her in the South Pacific and basically saying 'call my dad and tell him to stop wasting his planes, damnit')
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THANK YOU!!! I've been trying to find where that came from but it only led me here...
also,
 
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PAGDTenno said:
The definition of a PDE I was taught is one with multiple dependent variables. Is that what you're talking about? (Where, using standard XYZ coordinates, Y and Z are dependent on X, Y, and Z)
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I think we only focused on a few specialized cases. If I recall correctly, we used it for expressing how the material (a fabric or composite of some kind) reacted to the application of stress upon the structure where you would get thinning and alignment of fibers and yarns within the materials in response to those stresses which would then change themselves due to the varying cross-sectional area which incite a new stress-response reaction...

Not my happiest of classes. Varying loads with varying temperatures were the worst of problems.
 
I think I have one of the composite patterns for that style dress. If so, y'all need to stop writing "SHE'S GONNA BLOW!" because I've made that kind of shit for busts of equal scale. It's not as hard as you think if you've actually made some measurements and talked to the girl.
 
Hmmm. Old Iron is adding to shipgirl canon, and throwing some very blatant Jane-hints.

Shipgirls can learn to control their weight better.

Jane specifically references 'Her' radar.

Then we see Jane carefully hug her father, noting to herself she will have to be more careful in the future.

One assumes that a shipgirl who was born and raised human would probably have very good control of her weight.

It seems to me that not only is Jane a shipgirl or possibly even a naval base personae, but she knows she is.

Has Victory been having talks with Jane that the authors haven't been telling us about?

And... If Jane is the personification of a naval base, perhaps she is the limiting factor for the size of the US fleet? As she grows and matures, more shipgirls will be summoned / born.

This might explain her secrecy. She knows she's vulnerable at her age, and isn't telling ANYONE.

This is all idle speculation from someone who knows nothing, but enjoys guessing
 
Farmerbob1 said:
Hmmm. Old Iron is adding to shipgirl canon, and throwing some very blatant Jane-hints.

Shipgirls can learn to control their weight better.

Jane specifically references 'Her' radar.

Then we see Jane carefully hug her father, noting to herself she will have to be more careful in the future.

One assumes that a shipgirl who was born and raised human would probably have very good control of her weight.

It seems to me that not only is Jane a shipgirl or possibly even a naval base personae, but she knows she is.

Has Victory been having talks with Jane that the authors haven't been telling us about?

And... If Jane is the personification of a naval base, perhaps she is the limiting factor for the size of the US fleet? As she grows and matures, more shipgirls will be summoned / born.

This might explain her secrecy. She knows she's vulnerable at her age, and isn't telling ANYONE.

This is all idle speculation from someone who knows nothing, but enjoys guessing
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The fact that the name of Jane's mother is Langley alone, this leaves us more questions than answers as usual from the Authors who enjoy trolling us Pleb readers.

Edit: I know I already bullied Sky but my SaraxSky shipping sense is tingling.


How Sara must've felt when Mr. Right came for her.
 
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Farmerbob1 said:
Hmmm. Old Iron is adding to shipgirl canon, and throwing some very blatant Jane-hints.

Shipgirls can learn to control their weight better.

Jane specifically references 'Her' radar.

Then we see Jane carefully hug her father, noting to herself she will have to be more careful in the future.

One assumes that a shipgirl who was born and raised human would probably have very good control of her weight.

It seems to me that not only is Jane a shipgirl or possibly even a naval base personae, but she knows she is.

Has Victory been having talks with Jane that the authors haven't been telling us about?

And... If Jane is the personification of a naval base, perhaps she is the limiting factor for the size of the US fleet? As she grows and matures, more shipgirls will be summoned / born.

This might explain her secrecy. She knows she's vulnerable at her age, and isn't telling ANYONE.

This is all idle speculation from someone who knows nothing, but enjoys guessing
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That... makes sense... too much sense... yer not helpin me slim down my crazy wall!

Time to review my wall and reroute the red strings. That thought of Jane changes everything.
 
So, Sara now has to learn to Battle Cruiser? Would that be like a Fast Battleship, only just remember to dodge as you can't take a hit.
Second, if her fairies didn't get the memo about CC Sara instead of CV Sara, will there be some pilots all gung-ho about flying off an American flat top to fight the Demons of the Deep only to be shanghaied into serving as part of her gun crew?


Hey, will she be able to keep the Thompson Machine gun even though she is no longer a carrier?
[EDIT] never mind. Saw the description of her weapons.
Hey! Listen!
 
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