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06:53 Modelling Processes Modelling Processes	Modelling Processes Modelling Processes hds process processes activities care decision tasks model languages gateway lusaka execution inquiry pathway paths potatoes end dish flow sequence event From Dimitrios Doudesis on June 30th, 2020 0 likes 7 plays 0 Course Code GLHE11086 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
02:21 How to Review and Edit Scripts for Online… How to Review and Edit Scripts for Online Learning Videos	How to Review and Edit Scripts for Online Learning Videos If you have been tasked with creating learning content for an online environment, this series of videos will help you write, edit, and present clear and engaging scripts that convey your teaching and… media video production online learning media production scriptwriting educational media script length content words scripts videos attention learners things learning minutes minute thumb rule q. auto bits sense flow rhythm From Calum Macphail on April 1st, 2020 0 likes 76 plays 0 Publisher Argyle House Media Studio Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Date Created April 22nd, 2020
01:00 Prof Ian Marshall - Research in a nutshell Prof Ian Marshall - Research in a nutshell	Prof Ian Marshall - Research in a nutshell Hear from Professor Ian Marshall, a medical physicist as he highlights his medical physics-based research - applications of magnetic resonance (MR) in brain imaging, improving technical factors,… professor ian marshall research in a nutshell edinburgh imaging medical physicist research mri brain imaging methods brain images medicine engineering physics mathematics clips compress turn process techniques experts processing signal flow blood chemicals aspects things From Chloe Martin on June 11th, 2018 0 likes 55 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created June 11th, 2018
01:38 Professor Jin Ooi: Particulate Solid Mechanics Professor Jin Ooi: Particulate Solid Mechanics	Professor Jin Ooi: Particulate Solid Mechanics Professor Jin Ooi talks about Particulate Solid Mechanics and his research in this field Further information: http://www.eng.ed.ac.uk/about/people/prof-jin-ooi particulate solid mechanics granular solids industry particulate flow flow behaviour cohesion computer modelling particulates particulate analytics innovation granular mechanics From Billy Rosendale on April 13th, 2017 0 likes 551 plays 0 Publisher University of Edinburgh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 27th, 2015
13:23 EC L15 - 02 Introduction.mpg EC L15 - 02 Introduction.mpg	EC L15 - 02 Introduction.mpg "Energy and Climate" by Dr Jelte Harnmeijer vehicles ecology economists systems science renewable energy energy electricity. networks energy conversion effects chemical elements greenhouse economics fossil fuels consequences. transport geography heat transfer processes. substitutable substitutability electricity systems theory thermodynamics production carbon management electromagnetic radiation factor biology environmental technology thousands resources systems production and manufacturing resources. fuels business garden features greenhouse gases flow resources energy. understand disruptive production. economic systems difference flow resource. country subdivisions geography terminology resource educational psychology manufacturing industry power station technology lighting concepts in physics power engineering economic geology arrangement electrical engineering electric power solutions From Stewart Cromar on July 12th, 2016 0 likes 60 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh

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