The researchers found that the bigger an animal gets, the slower it shakes. Whereas a mouse shakes off water with a frequency of 27 hertz, meaning it shakes back and forth 27 times a second, a grizzly bear does it at 4 hertz.
You don't say! I mean, you need \epsilons and \deltas to figure this one out? C'mon, Herr Rot, you're scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
The researchers found that the bigger an animal gets, the slower it shakes. Whereas a mouse shakes off water with a frequency of 27 hertz, meaning it shakes back and forth 27 times a second, a grizzly bear does it at 4 hertz.
ReplyDeleteYou don't say! I mean, you need \epsilons and \deltas to figure this one out? C'mon, Herr Rot, you're scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
Hey, your exact sequence is splitting!
ReplyDeleteBut not naturally...
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