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Oh, do watch it however because IIRC your UAI will be rescaled to match the standards of the students this year - so your mark three years ago might not be as hot today (or it might be better, but I don't know actual trends). You haven't talked to the course co-ordinators yet? You WILL be...

"Of course, I regularly answer questions before they are posed. I'm clearly psychic." Another issue with the forum clock happened back in '02... can't remember what it is though, but it's not the same issue.

Perhaps one more note not in relation to question: - mutations in non-coding segments often still affects the outcome (!) because much of the regulation happens outside of the coding region. Do not be mislead as to the historical error that non-coding = useless. The timing and amount of...

Natural radioactivity means that some atoms are unstable as found in nature, and will decay.

Relative to the vehicle, you need to reverse the velocity of the observer, which is the vehicle. (i.e. relative to the vehicle, everything that stands still is travelling 9 ms.-1 due West already) Then add tail to head in whatever order. You derive veocity = sqrt( 9^2 + 12^2 ) = 15 ms.-1...

Asymptotes at x = -1, so it's not just a hyperbola... will edit in a while to find intercepts. EDIT: does NOT appear to asymptote at x = 0.... Has positive x and y intercepts. x=0 does not diverge ecause of the way (0)/(0) will cancel out to some constant value. This y-intercept appears...

I'll express this in an equation: Research + teaching labs I studied for the year before + sitting around waiting for simulations to finish (because they so slooooww..) + visiting friends at many churches + picking up guitar again + everything else that is happening = magnificent! You are...

There are usually quite a few in each year for B Science (adv.), which is possible if you make "the marks you will get" a primary concern. However, this is possibly unheard of in medical science - there are a LOT of fields to consider: for a start, people will pass physics or biology, possibly...

Practically speaking, if you can't see the components you'll need to prepare a series of small flasks to swap over as you conduct the experiment. The faster component(s) will come out first, which will be contained within the first # of flasks, and the slower one will be contained in a a few of...

Same thing. You can't get fission reactors without it being nuclear.

Because the answers are wrong. I got v = (1250+1500)* 7 / 1250 = 15.4.

Coming from the other side, I haven't really used it since high school.

Uh, I meant on the poll. As a joke. But thanks anyway - apparently Transient houses graduate psychology. Architecture is probably the ugliest building in USyd, taking into account its name. It sits somewhere between Seymour and Wentworth on City Road.

No, xiao, that's no way to treat your younger compatriots. :p

Weak acid and its conjugate base is the better answer. Example: a phosphate buffer used in most biochem labs Na₂HPO₄. Well, it can be a weak base and its conjugte acid - if you can find the example.

I like how that post doesn't *quite* square with your proposed gender, and I'd suggest not taking action. It ain't right.

Where is the Transient building?! :p Or Architecture? :lol: I'd go for the Seymour center if it wasn't so far from Thai.

You want to pick your arts subjects to branch out. A more language geared direcction, say two languages, will allow you to work overseas as translators, tutors, etc. Also, though I don't like psychology, counselling is a possibility. You can also think aout possiilities of social work which...

Their magnetism comes from a pair of electrons (deep-ish) within the electron shells. Thus, it possesses a magnetic moment regardless of ion/isotope. To get a permanent field you'll still need to align them though.

I have an 80L tank. >_> And efficiency is about 7km a litre in the city.... T_T Such a tank. Hmm.. apparently on the academic side there are interesting discoveries of new reserves regenerating from old, exhausted spots. This isn't a major blip, but it has thrown in to question current theory...