This video looks at how to solder an electronic name tag, using a simple electronic circuit.

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This video explains why concurrency is required with an example of a console and user-interface application.
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This clip is from the chapter "C++ Concurrency" of the series "Complete Modern C++".The author talks about...

In episode 35, Charlie and Jordan explore new open-source medical capsule robots' hardware and software. Researchers around the globe who want to customize medical capsule robots won't have to start from scratch anymore.

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This nugget gives explanation on the resolution of vectors.

A discussion of resistance, and how to understand it.

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This video is about atomic structure and covers the three particles that make up an atom - protons, neutrons, and electrons. The video discusses their properties, such as charge and relative mass, and where they are located within the...

With the heart and blood vessels covered, isn't that a wrap on the circulatory system? Not without the lymphatic system! When fluid from the bloodstream exits the capillaries to join interstitial fluid, most of it enters again at the...

Learn what lotions are and how they are used for moisturizing and protecting the skin. There are many different types of lotions, such as medicinal ones for skin ailments and sunblock lotions. Explore the process of making lotions,...

If I ever become famous I hope awards and memorials references one of these things: my efforts to improve education for everyone, raising great kids one day, or comedic brilliance. As I work to gain international (intergalactic?) acclaim...

Projectile motion is composed of a horizontal and a vertical component. This video shows that via a side-by-side video demonstration and also builds the velocity and acceleration vector diagram.

Join Sally as she tours the heart of Zoo York, the city that never sleeps. She stays awake with coffee and Zoober Eats! This lesson will continue to delve into the structure of animal cells, focusing on components that synthesise and...

In this video, we dive into the colourful world of paint and its many uses. From its origins in prehistoric times to its modern-day applications, paint plays a crucial role in art, decoration, protection, and sanitation. We learn about...

Blood is extremely important. In brief, red blood cells carry oxygen, white blood cells fight contagious diseases, platelets aid clotting and plasma transports carbon dioxide and ensures the blood keeps flowing when pumped by the heart.

Defining the vector cross product.

Princess Lotus and Markio battle for 1st place – until the game is interrupted by an unexpected visitor. This lesson will show you how to solve 3 common types of 2D relative velocity questions.

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It describes the need for mineral nutrition in plants, lists the criteria for essentiality of an element and classifies the minerals required by plants as macro and micronutrients.

Highlights best practices of the 2009 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award recipient Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies, including leadership, strategic planning, customer engagement, voice of the customer, workforce...

It discusses different types of vectors – zero, unit, co-initial, equal and negative.

This video provides a guide to the standard circuit diagram symbols that are commonly used in physics exams. The narrator explains the components that each symbol represents and how they fit into a circuit. The video covers symbols for...

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