Eliminate 1 girl name from this list?
Just eliminate one. No mixing and matching. Gabriella Hope Morgan Felicity Camilla Faith Brynlee Ava Alexis Paige Sophia Claire Kendall Marie Cassidy Paige Chloe Lucia Selena Brynn Carly Isabella Mikayla Quinn Leah Kaitlyn Lucy Abigail Avery Kate Paige Serenity Kyla Ann Callista Mae Alexa Kaitlyn
I'm doing this girl name thing A-Z Round 5 ; letter E. Please eliminate 3 names?
eliminate 1)Eleanor 2)Elaine 3)Eva Ellie and Ebony are to beautiful to kick
Choose a middle name (Round 1)?
OR you can try to say Sarina and then exclude the "na" part which leaves Sari. @ emgee: I didn't even know it was a brand for Indian dress, I used it because it means "Princess" in Hebrew which I thought was pretty since she will be MY PRINCESS(: also I wanted it to be different than Suri (which has the same meaning) but Sari stood out to me the most. So do I think parents would name their child that means princess? YES I DO! :)
Name some things that are round.?
I need ideas for a project I'm doing, involving something circular or round. So if you could just list some things that are round or circular in shape, that would be much appreciated :) Thank you!
This or That - Telegram Birth Announcement Names (Round 2)?
Pick which name from the Telegram Birth Announcement (British) that you like better from each set. If you dislike both, pick the one you dislike the least. 1. Evelyn Catherine OR Polly Camilla 2. Harry Edward OR Jasper Andreas 3. Josiane Louise OR Lucy Isabella 4. Max Ivor OR Henry William 5. Edward Henry OR Digby William 6. Margot Rose OR Willa Victoria 7. Antonio Michael OR Louis Patrick 8. Abraham Ernest OR William Robert 9. Madeleine Eliza OR Persephonie Ella 10. Harry Angus OR Hector Charles 11. Samuel Dylan OR Leo Alexander 12. Olivia Grace OR Felicity Elizabeth 13. Alice Mary OR Evie Grace 14. Edward Laurence "Ted" OR Zeke Willougby 15. Freya Louise OR Beatrix Grace 16. Edward Arthur OR Jesse William 17. Poppy Alice OR Elizabeth Grace 18. Harry Arthur OR Edward Jeremy 19. William George "Billy" OR Daniel Oliver 20. Alexander James OR Jake Carwyn 21. Alice Diane OR Henrietta Prynne 22. Violet Mary OR Audrey Elizabeth 23. Adam Thomas OR Dylan James 24. Frank James OR Benjamin Valentine BQ- Which ones were your favorites? BQ2 - Would you use any of these on children?
10 points first help with eliminating!!!!!!!!!!?
10.) x= sqrt T y=1-T x^2 = T and (1-y) = T Then x^2 = 1-y or y = 1-x^2 24.) x= sec(theta) =1/cos(theta) and y=cos(theta) then x = 1/y or y = 1/x 26.) x=ln2T then e^x = 2T or T = (1/2)e^x y=T^2 = ((1/2)e^x)^2 = (1/4)e^(2x)
My band has come up with a list of names. What is a good voting/grading system we could use to determine the one that is most liked by us?
The system you propose is called range voting. The simplest answer to your concern about your ballot with a 5–8 range being “drowned out” by ballots with the full 0–10 range is that you should not vote ballots with a 5–8 range. If you think all of the available candidates are “meh” but still wish to express your preferences between them, then you should renormalize your ballot to span the full range. This isn’t insincere. There’s no “absolute” meaning for 0 and 10 to begin with: you should think of them as representing the worst/best of the available options. This is just utilizing the full expressivity of your ballot as the system intends.Range voting is an excellent system, but if you still don’t like it, there are other excellent systems to consider. I recommend the Schulze method. It uses ranked ballots rather than scored ballots, so that this issue of underexpressive ballots does not arise. For the most part, any ballot with candidate A ranked anywhere above candidate B counts equally toward the comparison of A with B, and voters cannot artificially alter the strength of their preference between A and B. It can be somewhat complicated to count by hand, but the Condorcet Internet Voting Service provides a good web interface that automates this process for both public and private polls.
In a tournament having 125 entrants, a player is eliminated whenever he loses a match. How many matches are played in the entire tournament?
Practically speaking, you need to eliminate 124 teams, so 124 games with 1 loser each.Now if we want to reason it for someone who didn't understand how it works:You have to think of the situation as a knock-out (also called sudden death) tournament, in which 1 loss disqualifies a team or person. So let's find out the number of games needed to get 1 winner.How would this possibly play out for 125 teams?Let's assume one team is a "bye" team that we can force to play a game later.First round: 124 teams play each other in 62 games, and 62 are eliminated.Second round: 62 teams face off in 31 games, 31 are eliminated.Third round: add the bye team to get 32 teams, 16 are eliminated.Fourth round: 8 games, 8 eliminated.Fifth round: 4 games, 4 eliminated.Sixth round/semi-finals: 2 games, 2 eliminated.Final round: 1 eliminated and you get the winner.Total games played = 62+31+16+8+4+2+1 = 124Note how the number of games in each round is equal the the number of competitors eliminated.For most knock-out tournaments, the number of competitors is a power of 2 (because pairing off teams means 1 team eliminated and 1 team moving onto the next round). That is why most tournaments or playoff brackets have 8, 16, 32, or 64 brackets or slots. It also helps for both organizing the brackets and deciding the start times of each round.In single elimination tournaments, the # of games played is always equal to # of competitors -1, assuming there are no byes.
This or That, Girls-round one.?
Please pick one name from each set. Don't even bother if your answer is going to be 'neither'. Amelia or Amalia Avalon or Avea (uh-vey-uh) Arabella or Ariella Anastasia or Angelina Athena or Arwen Belle or Bianca Clara or Clarise Corrina or Cora Camilla or Cecilia Cecilly or Celeste Daphne or Phoebe Evelyn or Eleanor Evanora or Eleanora Elowyn or Elena (E-lay-nah) Eden or Edith Eliza or Anneliese Fiona or Felicity Genevieve or Gwendolyn Guinevere or Veronica Greta or Veda (Vey-duh) Isobel or Imogen Isadora or Isla Lucille or Luciana Lucia or Lilia Maegan (may-ghan) or Morrigan Morgana or Ursula Margaux or Marisol Oliviana or Olive Odessa or Ophelia Piper or Prudence Rosalie or Rosemarie Ruby or Rosaline Caroline or Coraline Chloe or Cleo Seraphina or Spencer Selena or Theona Theodora or Dorthea Viviana or Vivienne Winona or Wendy Thank you!
How many rounds are there during placements?
It depends on the nature of the company. If it's a product based company, the nature and number of rounds will be to test your perseverance and programming skills. In case of Service based companies , you may have 3–5 rounds.Product based:C APPS & aptitude (mostly pen and paper)Basic programming or test on technical information (may be pen and paper / in system)Complex programming (Mostly in system, rarely in pen and paper)Technical HR (will test whether your technical knowledge is up to date and confidence in technical information)General HR (your communication skills and attitude).Service based:Aptitude (Quantitative , verbal and non verbal) it depends on the company how much weightage u get for each section.GD (Group Discussion) some companies have this as the first round to eliminate crowd.Technical HRGeneral HR.90% you won't get programming round in a service based company. They may ask you to write programs in technical HR round.All the best if you are entering the placement phase of your college life. :)