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EngineeringDefine Sinusoidal or Harmonic Motion? This is a quick lesson in physics for all engineers and should be passed on to others like them who wonder
For non- Engineers: This is Sinusoidal Motion
But Trained Engineers Know This As Harmonic Motion
However To My Trained Engineering Eye This is Classic Sinusoidal & Harmonic Motion YES I Like to Keep ‘A Breast’ Of All Classic Mathematical and Engineering Problems. Thanks Gene 20 comments to Engineering |
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I’m almost sure you’ve posted the Classic Sinusoidal & Harmonic Motion clip but you know what, this is your blog and you ought to run it any damn way you feel.
Yep, you ought to do just that.
oh, and WIHI?
Mike,
As usual, you’re right. A quick search revealed this similar post: http://bitsandpieces.us/2008/05/19/minnesota-bridge-collapse-explained/
I could delete this post, but I’m afraid that might confuse or upset Infidel, so I think I’d best leave it alone.
Jonco
My question is, why didn’t I ever take physics? Oh wait, if THIS was physics, then I had private tutors.
ROFL, we just learned about this recently in University Physics. Too bad they didn’t use THIS as example!
Dont delete it!!! more like this ,DAYUM those are the perfect size I want that asian babe to bounce on me like that DAYUM I would hit all three of those babes,that one in pink has got to be d’s or double d’s ….drool,this is one of your best post ever I LOVE IT
Leave them both us, you know, like an experiment on comments, then and now.
It would be educational and stuff.
Thank you Jonco. For this much needed fix on a Monday morning.
I’m an enigneer and I can tell you there is a first harmonic in the first pistuce. Clearly, the boobs complete two cycles for everyone cycle of the body. This is a classic fundemental frequency accompanied by a first harmonic.
The second picture is latitional sinusoidal motion while the third picture is two opposing sinusoidal motions (one clockwise the other counter clockwise).
If infidel does not hit them quick enough, I’ll hit it.
picture not pistuce. Don’t know where that came from, must have been something distracting me.
Lol.. infidel almost had a serious titty attack.
From urbandictionary…
2. Titty Attack
To go nuts and spaz out.
Don’t have a Titty Attack.
Typical males! Well actually, I am not into physics and the bouncing boobs makes more sense to me as well, as silly as it is.
BEST. POST. EVER.
I wouldn’t mind taking physics if they used these examples.
As a female, my response to the first picture is a very simple “OUCH!” That can not feel good. Eee…
As for general comments on the other ones, they all have very nice boobs. Nice and bouncy. Yes. =)
…they are all winners NOW.
wanna see them bruising their knees in 30 years? ouch
I’m an engineer too and I can tell you those girls need better boob support.
Woohoo, I suspect your spelling problem was caused by trying to type one handed. ; )
LOL
I plead the fifth amendment
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