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[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=when-build-brains-like-ours When Will We Be Able to Build Brains Like Ours?]Terry Sejnowski, Scienfic American, updated 27 April 2010, accessed 24 September 2010 (Reverse-engineer the Brain) | [http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=when-build-brains-like-ours When Will We Be Able to Build Brains Like Ours?]Terry Sejnowski, Scienfic American, updated 27 April 2010, accessed 24 September 2010 (Reverse-engineer the Brain) | ||
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| + | My favorite matlab demonstration was the Loma Prieta Earthquake because this program was used to map data for an actual earthquake. It considers a three-dimensional platform and includes the parameter of time. Morever, the acceleration from various directions is analyzed. However, the most interesting part is how the complex trajectory is mapped out by simply considering three two-dimensional projections (each axis represents the direction). | ||
Latest revision as of 21:14, 24 September 2010
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About me
I am a freshman at Duke Unviersity in the Pratt School of Engineering.
Name Pronunciation
My name is Abby Chainani. The best way I can think of describing how to pronunciate my name is AH bee Chay NAH nee. A good way of remembering how to spell is it to think of "Chain" and then just add "ani".
Grand Challenges for Engineering Article
When Will We Be Able to Build Brains Like Ours?Terry Sejnowski, Scienfic American, updated 27 April 2010, accessed 24 September 2010 (Reverse-engineer the Brain)
Favorite Matlab Demonstration
My favorite matlab demonstration was the Loma Prieta Earthquake because this program was used to map data for an actual earthquake. It considers a three-dimensional platform and includes the parameter of time. Morever, the acceleration from various directions is analyzed. However, the most interesting part is how the complex trajectory is mapped out by simply considering three two-dimensional projections (each axis represents the direction).
