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33:15 EEA 2021 - Analysis of Variance EEA 2021 - Analysis of Variance	EEA 2021 - Analysis of Variance Lecture on analysis of variance and parametric equivalents variance distribution categories flowers analysis groups test values variation model probability freedom degrees tests sample residuals linear parameters flower things From Kyle Dexter 0 likes 90 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives
21:52 10.1c Women, Textiles and Nature 10.1c Women, Textiles and Nature	10.1c Women, Textiles and Nature In this video, we consider how understanding art differently can allow us to delve into the creative lives of women in the past. Needlework was an area that was increasingly associated with women… kind 16th embroidery needlework idea history century nature art technique needle renaissance flowers sony lecture artists portrait designs lot things From Jill Burke 0 likes 225 plays 0 Publisher Jill Burke Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created November 23rd, 2020
24:40 How I write visual analysis How I write visual analysis	How I write visual analysis Art historian, Jill Burke, considers how to write a visual analysis of a still life painting by the Dutch early seventeenth-century artist, Clara Peeters. For a written version of this talk, see… art history visual analysis clara peeters female artists ekphrasis flowers image analysis object things painting description artist objects images kind history art thing language nature century 16th reflection peters From Jill Burke 1 likes 452 plays 0 Publisher Jill Burke Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created November 11th, 2020
03:56 CL - Lecture 3d - Using Venn Diagrams to show a… CL - Lecture 3d - Using Venn Diagrams to show a Syllogism is Sound	CL - Lecture 3d - Using Venn Diagrams to show a Syllogism is Sound Given a syllogistic rule, how do we show that it is sound? Here we show that using Venn diagrams. inf1a introduction to computation informatics 1 computation and logic syllogism sound venn diagram bit flowers fungi plants mathematician argument mathematicians programmers half parts detroit things syllogisms diagrams venn exercise break counterexample question From Haoran Peng 0 likes 465 plays 0 Course Code INFR08025 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English
32:24 Biology Lesson with Chris Craig, Dalkeith High… Biology Lesson with Chris Craig, Dalkeith High School	Biology Lesson with Chris Craig, Dalkeith High School Biology Lesson with Chris Craig, Dalkeith High School rtt professional learning return to teaching behaviour animals behaviours animal flowers sun flower snail claudia thing environment energy temperature survival things danger response plants habituation examples From Steph Donneadieu 0 likes 191 plays 0 Publisher Kat Dlugosz Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
02:01 6131 Time Lapse of Sky, Flowers, Princes Street… 6131 Time Lapse of Sky, Flowers, Princes Street and Lothian Road	6131 Time Lapse of Sky, Flowers, Princes Street and Lothian Road Time lapse film of sky over a rural environment followed by one of flowers unfurling and closing (possibly cherry blossom). This is then followed by a few seconds of activity on the corner of… eric lucey timelapse sky negative experimental film cherry blossom flowers princes street lothian road archives archives at centre for research collections university of edinburgh film archives From Rachel Hosker 0 likes 172 plays 0 Publisher Rachel Hosker Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution

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