How to Draw Root Locus of a System
a system with feedback becomes stable when equations describing that system possess roots that follow certain patterns. otherwise, the system will become unstable. example of such
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How to Program Computer Games
do you have an idea for a computer game and want to make it real? or have you ever wondered how computer games are written? or are you even thinking of working in game development?
How to Run Regression Analysis in Microsoft Excel
regression analysis can be very helpful for analyzing large amounts of data and making forecasts and predictions. to run regression analysis in microsoft excel, follow these
How to Program Excel to Show Spheroids Visiting Their Home Planet
in this article, you'll learn how to make the images below by either modifying a previous workbook from an article or by following the steps here laid out. become familiar with the
How to Create a Cyclical Chart Using Spheroids
oftentimes, data is cyclical in nature -- repetitive. one might gather a year's worth of data and find out there is a certain daily pattern, or weekly or monthly pattern due to
How to Create the Idea of an Idea Image
below, you'll learn how to make the image by either modifying a workbook from a previous article and/or following the steps laid out here. the work stems from a slideshow about
Successfully developed an 'imaginary keyboard' for touch screens and VR, based on AI
invisible keyboard? it sounds interesting, but still quite vague ...
The input experience in Windows 10 20H1 update will be significantly better, and this is the reason
the 20h1 update will also likely focus a lot on the discharge of the input experience in windows 10.
Laptop is charged when typing
australian researchers have found a way to harness the energy produced by data entry on computers so that users don't have to worry about running out of battery.
Interesting things about computers may not be known
in 1940, thomas watson - president of multinational computer technology group based in armonk, new york, usa, once affirmed that: the world will not need more than five computers.