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bananamiii · 1 year
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sorry we applied an operator to your boyfriend. he's an eigenfunction of that operator so the operator returned his function but he's multiplied by a constant. yeah he has an eigenvalue now
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himmelstudies · 8 months
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30 August 2023
Yesterday's pictures. Had a long day in school full of activities, food and the lovely company of my friends. <3
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mardistudies · 2 months
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🌟introduction🌟
hi i’m marley! im a jamaican-american biomathematics phd student interested in:
1. infectious disease epidemiology
2. behavioral pathology
3. immunology
4. neuroscience as it relates to behavioral health for mental illness (specifically for bipolar 2 disorder, adhd, anxiety, and depression)
5. pharmaceuticals
but i’m primarily getting my degree to teach mathematics at the collegiate and graduate level.
in the next 5 years, i will finish my phd and move up the east coast 💕
i will post pretty little academia photos, and i will come in with my math jokes. so uh sorry 😭
this is a sideblog! main: @lemoniusopp
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intersexfairy · 4 months
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what english lacks in gendered grammar it makes up for in the sheer amount of contradictory spelling rules.
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alexistudies · 11 months
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june 8
you know you're finally getting more comfortable in your field when reading literature doesn't feel so daunting and you're not looking up techniques/concepts that used to stump you. such a confidence boost
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megumi-fm · 9 months
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a list of english words and their meanings because the gre verbal section is kicking my ass
abject: to the maximum degree; (alternatively) completely without pride or dignity
absolve: wash away guilt, obligation, or punishment.
adroit: clever or skillful
apocryphal: of doubtful authenticity, although widely circulated as being true
apposition: the positioning of things side by side or close together
beholden: owing; being indebted or obligated (to someone)
belie: disguise; contradict; failing to give a true notion of something
bloviate: to talk pompously and at length
bucolic: relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life
circumscribe: to restrict within limits
clemency: mercy
cursory: hasty and therefore not thorough or detailed
derision: scornful ridicule or mockery
desiccate: to remove the moisture from (something)
didactic: intended primarily to teach rather than to entertain
dispensation: exemption from a rule or usual requirement
docile: compliant; obedient; submissive
egregious: outstandingly bad or shocking
emulate: match or surpass (a person or achievement), typically by imitation
entail: require; call for
entreaty: an earnest or humble request
ethos: the characteristic spirit of a culture, era, or community
foil: a person/thing that contrasts with (and as a result emphasizes) the qualities of another
garrulous: excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters
glib: fluent but insincere and shallow
gregarious: sociable; fond of company
hackneyed: overused and unoriginal
idyllic: extremely happy, peaceful or picturesque
imperil: endanger; put at risk of being harmed, injured, or destroyed.
implicate: show (someone) to be guilty or involved in a crime
incorrigible: (a person or habit) cannot be changed or reformed
inept: unskilled, incompetent
intrepid: fearless; adventurous (usually used in a humourous connotation)
irreconcilable: (of two ideas or statements) conflicting; contradictory to each other
jargon: special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand
libertine: someone (usually a man) who freely indulges in sensual pleasures without regard to moral principles
librettist: a person who writes the text of an opera or other long vocal works
logorrhea: excessive and often incoherent talkativeness or wordiness
loquacious: talkative
onerous: (of a task or responsibility) involving a great deal of effort, trouble, or difficulty; burdensome
ostentatious: characterized by pretentious or showy display; designed to impress
palpable: tangible; (an emotion or atmosphere) intense enough to be felt
pat: simplistic; superficial and unconvincing
patina: gloss or sheen (on the surface of a metal) due to age or polishing; impression or appearance of something
perfunctory: usually an action, carried out without real interest, feeling or effort
perusal: the action of reading or examining something; scrutiny
pervasive: something unwelcome spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people
philistine: hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts.
polemic: expressing or constituting a strongly critical attack on or controversial opinion about someone or something
poring: to be absorbed in reading or studying (something)
pragmatic: practical; realistic
profligate: extravagant or wasteful in the use of resources
pugnacity: readiness to quarrel or fight
ramification: complex or unwelcome consequence
reactionary: conservative; opposing political or social progress or reform
repudiation: refuse to accept; reject
reticent: reserved; introverted; withdrawn
reverence: deep respect for someone or something (used in religious connotation)
roiling: (for a liquid) to make turbid or to move in a turbulent manner
scant: barely sufficient or adequate
scrupulous: careful, thorough, and extremely attentive to details
skein: length of thread or yard, loosely coiled or knotted; strand; an element that forms part of a complex or complicated whole
skewer: fasten together or pierce with a pin or skewer; subject to sharp criticism or critical analysis
sporadic: scattered or isolated
spurious: bogus; something that is not what it claims to be
staid: solemn; grave; serious minded; quiet
subsume: absorb something into something else
sullen: bad-tempered and sulky
temerity: excessive confidence or boldness
tentative: not certain or fixed; unconfirmed; provisional
tout: attempt to sell or show the merit of something
trite: lacking originality or freshness
truculence: eager or quick to argue or fight
understate: describe or represent (something) as being smaller or less good or important than it really is
vignette: a short description or account of something that expresses its typical characteristics very clearly
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lilacthebooklover · 2 months
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it really annoys me how casual the invigilators are in exams. like today, i took an english lit paper. i was given 2 hours, fifteen minutes and a booklet with 13 pages to write on so i could answer four questions. 2 of those questions were worth 30 marks, 1 worth 24 marks, and the last worth 8 marks- so naturally, it took a lot of planning, and a lot of writing. i finished the booklet after answering the third question, so raised my hand to get someone's attention to be given more paper to write on. at this point, i had roughly 15 minutes left. it took 3 for someone to notice me, 30 seconds for them to walk over, a minute for them to get the paper, and another 30 secs back. i physically couldn't do anything to continue writing in the 5 minutes it took for them to get me another answer booklet, which i then had to re fill in with my details at the top. like this is?? my exam??? it's important?? they just do not give a single damn about the time limit hjhfkgkg
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sunscreenstudies · 1 year
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library evenings
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wallf1ower · 9 months
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lmao, elon is literally so fucking stupid. like i know we all know that already. but today this embedded tweet showed up in an article i was reading and becsusse of the big X in the corner i literally thought it was an ad and my eyes automatically glazed over and i went to click the X to close it just on autopilot. and then i realized it was twitter's new stupid logo, and this was a tweet. this is PEAK bad design!!! lolol, always makes me feel better to shit on the idiot.
btw, there's been a potentially major and very exciting breakthrough in science, if anyone wants to talk about LK-99 :]
link to the article
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No-stress summer learning challenge 🌞: day 11
02.07.2023
I should have written this post yesterday, on day 10, but who cares? The update doesn't have to be every 3 days, it can be 4, or even 7. I did 2 lessons, do there is progress, and that's all that matters 🙂. The photos show my messy notes and a cute kitty lamp 🐈, with messy charger cables in the background 🔌. Learning isn't always aesthetic.
📖 Janusz A. Zajdel - Limes Inferior
🎧 Maja Francis - Saved by the Summer
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risingnovas · 1 year
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🌧️ day 12: do you have any studying methods you use? if so, share them with us (please *sobs*)!
i'm the kind of person who studies sitting down for hours with little breaks, so idk how useful my advice will be. the main points of my study system are:
stay at the library if you are desperate/need to finish quickly
forest app in intervals of at least one hour and a half.
lots of coffee/energy drinks
headphones off but covering your ears
go through your class notes, do every exercise/annotate in the material given by the professor the things you wrote down in class. this is the most important thing but it requires that you really pay attention in class everyday.
extra exercises after, for as long as you can.
failing an exam is not a big deal, focus in doing as much as you can without worrying if it will be enough, if it isn't the knowledge you gained will make it easier to pass the class later.
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marveluez · 1 year
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Year review 2021
📜 Graduated from my Master’s degree
📜 Worked as a Professor
📜 Met someone
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himmelstudies · 5 months
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3 December 2023
A study session with coffee when the weather gets cold ☕️
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mardistudies · 2 months
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*laughs hystercally, cries on tears choking*ILIKE—cough
ILIKE MY PIZZA THE WAY I LIKE MY CONTOURS
the tears, they well in my eyes. i gasp, PO-POSITIVEHAAAHAHAHAAAAAAA
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alexistudies · 5 months
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november 16th, 2023
haven't really been going to anatomy, just haven't been feeling it. my grade shouldn't suffer too much from it so thats the only reason i've felt okay with not going. idk other things are just more important like my actual grad level coursework and research responsibilities.
i feel like i have so many things to do before the end of the semester and its not a great feeling, but all i can do is chip away at it day by day. they say the first semester is the hardest, so this is truly the worst it will ever be!
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lilacthebooklover · 1 month
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GUESS WHO GOT A GRADE 8 & 9 ON MY LATEST ENGLISH LANG & LIT PAPERS RESPECTIVELY LESGOOOO
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