![]() But if you reflect and rotate your shape, it will tessellate with its self and its reflection.(Ranucci, pg. A reflection by itself will not tessellate. We will look at an equilateral triangle, a square, and a regular hexagon. But we are limiting this section to regular polygons. Square, a rhombus, a kite, and a regular hexagon. These figures include an equilateral and isosceles triangles, a Since we are changing a side and then rotating that side with its endpoint, we have to look at figures that have at least two congruent adjacent sides. For example, if the square that we worked with in the first translation had an area of 2 units, then the translated figure wou In all of these translations, the area in the finished figure is equal to the area that the regular polygon started with. We can take a regular hexagon and translate the sides to form a different shape. ![]() Here are a couple of examples.(Rannucci, pg. By translating, we make aĬhange to one side, then we also make the same change to the opposite side. We will first start with translating a square. We now can change these regular polygon shapes by translating, rotating, and These are equilateral triangle, square, and regular hexagon.(Kay, pg. Let us first look at the three regular polygons that tessellate by themselves. We will now look at different types of tessellations that deal with regular He alsoĭiscovered a tiling that included a regular pentagon, decagon, "fused" They are 1) equilateral triangle, 2) square, and 3) regular hexagon. He discovered in 1619 that there are only three regular polygons that will The first mathematician to use tiling in geometry was Johann Kepler (1571 –ġ630). The two discoveries that occurred with Zenodorus and Pappus are some of basicĬoncepts that help explain why tiling works. Each interior angle containsġ20 degrees and so we can assemble 360 degrees/120 degrees = 3 hexagons at each vertex."(Dunham, pg. 111)(Ranucci, pg 16)Ĥ) "For n = 6, we have a regular hexagon. Thus, regular pentagons cannot fillĪll space about a point without leaving gaps."(Dunham, pg. But 108 degrees does not go evenly into 360 degrees,Īs 360 degrees/108 degrees = 3 1/3. WeĬan clearly assemble 360 degrees/90 degrees = 4 squares at each vertex."ģ) "For n = 5, we have seen that each angle of a regular pentagon con. 16)Ģ) "If n = 4, each polygon is a square with 90 degrees per angle. Gether at each vertex without gaps."(Dunham, pg. ![]() We can put 360 degrees/60 degrees = 6 equilateral triangles to. Since a polygon is a closed figure, we can startġ) "If n = 3, each polygon is an equilateral triangle with 60 degrees perĪngle. N being the number of sides in the regular polygon. 108 with proof) In proving this proposition, the conclusion was n £ 6, Ways to arrange identical regular polygons about a common vertex without interstices". Reason, bees needed to store their honey in a way in which none would be wasted.Ī proposition came from Pappus’ belief about the bees. Pappus believed that bees made their honey exclusively for human consumption. Pappus expanded the discovery of Zenodorus. ![]() Polygons (polygons with congruent sides) enclosed the greatest area. Or tiles that have non-overlapping congruent sides and these tiles completely cover theĪ Greek mathematician named Zenodorus (200 B.C.) discovered that regular A tessellation or tiling is a group of polygons The words tessellate and tessellation come from a Latin word which means "small The words tessellate and tessellation come from a Latin word which means “small ![]()
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![]() ![]() The scanned images have high quality, but somehow the scanner is rather slow. That delivers the scanned images to the Downloads folder and can also be invoked from a launcher. Sudo scanimage -v -format=jpeg -mode color -resolution 300 -p >. There has to be an "epson2" in it.Īfterwards "simple scan" and all the other scan utilities do not work. install.sh -without-network -without-ocr-engineĭo not change dll.conf. Log on to /Support/wa00821 or /linux/imagescanv3.ĭownload scanner driver for Ubuntu. ![]() The scanner did not work for a long time, until I found a way: I use Xubuntu, and there was no problem with the printer, because the standard epson 元10 driver of Xubuntu handls it nicely. ![]() I bought this 元110 printer/scanner by mistake. I live in the Philippines and have been to Madagascar also. Last edited by jurgen32 February 26th, 2019 at 10:52 AM. P.s.: It might take a while for me to respond due to bad internet. Hopefully someone has some bright ideas for me? But when I scan I get this message:įailed to start scanner: error during device i/o This makes xsane a little happy as it sees the scanner.
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Weekly Question Thread (N00b thread)įor all of your joining and reclassing needs. This subreddit is geared toward the United States Army, but all are welcome to join regardless of military service. Weekly Question Thread Recruiter Thread Welcome to /r/army ![]() ![]() As a result, the audience never has any real connection or empathy for the characters of either the troupe's performers or those within Dickens' novel. ![]() While both of these contrasting styles are funny and somewhat entertaining, neither borders on realism. The inner play itself is presented in a highly melodramatic and intentionally overacted manner. The use of a Victorian troupe of offbeat performers allows for lots of free-wheeling hijinks, including bad puns, frequent farcical interruptions of the action, and outlandish audience interaction. The book for Drood by Rupert Holmes is a brilliant concept and framework, but written in a manner that creates some problems as well. So when young Edwin turns up missing on Christmas morning, who is to blame? Has he been murdered? If so, who did it? And who is the stranger who, along with the seedy Princess Puffer, seeks to solve the case? Since Charles Dickens died before answering any of these questions, the troupe turns to its audience to provide their opinions, and then play out the end of the mystery based on those choices. Soon, additional characters also enter the story, all with motives and grievances of their own. Rosa, however, is engaged to marry her childhood friend Edwin Drood, fulfilling an arrangement made by these two orphans' late parents. The actual story deals with the psychotic choirmaster John Jasper, who is in love with his student Rosa Bud. The audience is introduced to each "performer" as they enter the inner play's narrative and take on the role of one of Dickens' characters. This musical version is a play within a play and follows a rowdy Victorian-era theatrical troupe as they present their rendering of this whodunit at the Music Hall Royale. The Mystery of Edwin Drood is based on an unfinished novel of the same name by Charles Dickens, who passed away before revealing the ending of the plot. Solid performances, along with worthwhile direction and design, make this production a fine choice. ![]() One of the rarer shows to be mounted is The Mystery of Edwin Drood, currently staged by the Northern Kentucky University (NKU) musical theater program. ![]() This month in the greater Cincinnati area, there seems to be an endless list of options for theatergoing, from collegiate offerings to community theater productions to national tours. ![]() ![]() Whereas, General Tso’s chicken is sweeter but is also typically deep-fried instead of pan-fried. To begin, Szechuan chicken contains Sichuan peppercorns and is spicier. While these two dishes may share a few similarities, they are not the same. Is Szechuan Chicken The Same As General Tso? In this recipe, we will be using crushed Sichuan peppercorns, but they can be used whole as well. However, they actually aren’t any spicier than black peppercorns. They look very similar to black peppercorns in shape and size, but are reddish in color and have an interesting mouth tingling effect that acts to enhance taste. What Are Sichuan Peppercorns?Īlso called Szechuan peppercorns, they are a fragrant spice produced from the husks of the prickly ash shrub. Now, stir fry everything together for another minute and then serve it immediately with some hot steamed rice. Then toss everything together until it’s fully coated in sauce. To complete the Szechuan chicken, add the stir-fried chicken back into the wok and then pour in the sauce mixture. You can also use arrowroot flour if you prefer.
![]() a Schematic representation of the Agrobacterium binary vector T-DNA carrying the codA gene. Schematic representation of the binary vector construct used and molecular analysis of representative transgenic lines. This positive–negative selectable marker may be applied to enhance recombinase-mediated cassette exchange for site-specific chromosomal integration in citrus (Wang et al. Non-transgenic and codA-transgenic internode segments were cultivated on selective medium containing 5-FC, showing that 5-FC did not affect the growth of non-transgenic citrus cells, whereas it inhibited shoot regeneration from codA-expressing transgenic cells. Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of citrus was carried out in order to evaluate the efficiency of selection using the codA gene as a negative marker. coli genome and cloned as a fusion to the nptII gene in the pCTAGV-KCN3 binary vector under control of the double enhance CaMV35S promoter. In this work, the codA coding sequence was isolated from the E. Therefore, 5-FC is toxic for cells of several plant species transformed with the codA gene (Gallego et al. ![]() This substance is metabolized to 5-fluorouridine 5%-triphosphate and 5-fluoro-2%-deoxyuridine 5%-monophosphate, inhibiting both RNA and DNA synthesis, resulting in cell death (Andersen et al. The gene product of codA deaminates cytosine to uracil, and also converts the uracil analog 5-fluorocytosine (5-FC) into 5-fluorouracil (5-FU). The usefulness of codA as a conditional toxic gene has been explored in various Agrobacterium-mediated transformation protocols (Babwah and Waddell 2000 Dutt et al. In several plant species, the codA gene from Escherichia coli, encoding cytosine deaminase, has been successfully used as a negative selection marker. ![]() The expression of a negative selectable marker gene causes either immediate or conditional cell death in transformed cells and therefore allows for the selection of cells lacking these marker genes (Koprek et al. We found that, while non-transgenic citrus were unaffected by the presence of 5-FC, all of the transformed lines displayed symptoms of toxicity, indicating that the codA gene could be used as a negative selectable marker in Citrus, for post-transformation detection of the removal of undesired sequences. We developed transgenic citrus lines containing the selection cassette, codA:: nptII, driven by double enhanced CaMV35S promoter, verified by Southern blot analysis, RT-PCR, DsRed expression and subjected these transgenic lines to a 5-FC sensitivity assay. We tested the transgenic expression of the bacterial codA gene in citrus as a conditional negative selection marker, with the goal of selecting against plant tissues in which a transgenic cassette has not been successfully removed. The codA gene of Escherichia coli encodes cytosine deaminase that hydrolyzes 5-fluorocytosine (5-FC) into the cytotoxic compound 5 fluorouracil. Negative selectable markers, on the contrary, allow the repression or ablation of transgenic cells. ![]() ![]() The use of positive selectable marker genes is widespread in plant genetic transformation allowing transgenic cells to grow while repressing non-transgenic cells. ![]() |
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