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Joined January 2010
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.@devanealex from our #productdesign course is currently interning with #design titans @kesslers_ltd! Recently they published a shiny new interview with him about Ravensbourne projects + future ambitions 🗞️🗞️🗞️
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Good design is as little design as possible. Discover Dieter Rams in #DesignandDesigners: bit.ly/1i9TkvZ
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Punkt amps up ambitions with a new phone launch and rebranding: f-st.co/gl9zrUI
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Modern driving is both too complex and too boring for humans. -@Jonah_Houston @Medium: ideo.to/1JMuLE
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Exams finally finished...until next year :)
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Who doesn't love cho
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The mentalist season 6 will return to channel 5 on 25th February at 9pm.
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@MagiKxTwIsTeD Oh I know that already - no need to repeat it!! :)
@MagiKxTwIsTeD yep - put all the websites, videos, books you use in a list and at the end of each paragraph put a number at the end eg: .[1]
@MagiKxTwIsTeD ...(e.g. people can ski etc). Then why cable cars/YM is relevant to the experiment and include a bibliography
@MagiKxTwIsTeD Wow ok i did that last week!... so you need to talk about the history of cable cars and young's modulus, their pros/cons...
@MagiKxTwIsTeD so basically if the measurement is 1 the finest division is 0.1. If it's 0.2 the finest division is 0.01. 0.0005 -> 0.00001
@MagiKxTwIsTeD the finest division is the smallest increase in the measuring tool eg so 3.3mm would have finest division of 0.01