1. Kvadrant
A transparent installation in most buildings that let natural light enter a building.
What are windows?
Microorganisms, often of the Saccharomyces genus, that are known for their important role in producing bread, beer, wine and spirits.
What is GÆR?
A numerical module in python that contains important datastructures (most importantly, numerically stored arrays) with convenient features such as logical indexing, and along-axis-operations.
A versatile material, made from iron and carbon, that is used across *almost* all industries.
What is steel?
A noice that all pirates make, often at the end of a sentence
What is ARGHHHHHHH *¿hook-motion?*
A natural material used in bricks (and christmas decorations)
What is clay?
This term describes the amount of energy required to remove an electron from an atom or ion.
What is ionization energy?
What is the right-hand-rule?
This process involves assembling products in a step-by-step manner along a conveyor belt, famously used in automobile manufacturing.
What is an assembly line?
The coolest pirates everrrrrrrr.
What are KABS25?
This type of bridge, known for its long spans and aesthetic appeal, uses cables suspended from towers to support the bridge deck
What is a suspension bridge?
The two ions involved in changing the electrical potential across cell membranes in neurons.
What is Na+/K+ (Sodium and Potassium ions)?
The solution to the differentialequation y'-y=0 that satisfies y(0)=1.
What is exp(t)?
A wall that supports the structural load of a building.
What is a load-bearing wall?
MUHAHAHA you think you can get of the hook that easy? Think again.
The value of sin(45°)
what is √2/2?
The answer to the question 'Is there cement in concrete or concrete in cement?'.
What is 'There is cement in concrete.'
The reactant used for oxidative cleavage of an alkene to its highest oxidationstate
What is KMnO4 (Potassium permanganate)?
The internal energy of an isolated system is constant (energy can neither be created nor destroyed).
What is the first law of thermodynamics?
A material constant (measured in Pa) that describes a materials ability to avoid elastic deformation.
What is Young's modulus
An even better story that takes just about one minute to tell
What is 'En endnu bedre historie, der tager ét minut at fortælle, det var, hvad han gjorde som firårig. Som firårig gik han i skole med resten af det gods han voksede op pås unger, og de havde selvfølgelig en privatlærer fordi Gauss' far var godsejer og meget velhavende. Ok? Øhhh og så skulle læreren drikke sin kaffe og læse sin avis eller et eller andet. Han ville i hvert fald have en pause, så han skulle finde på et eller andet og sætte de dér unger til. Så han sagde til dem: “Nu sætter I jer ned og nu lægger I alle tallene fra 1 til 100 sammen, og så sætter jeg mig og læser min avis”. Øjeblikkeligt rakte Gauss fingeren op og sagde: “Det bliver 5050”. Og jeg ved ikke om Gauss blev slået hårdt i hovedet eller fik hældt kaffen ud over sig, det kunne man nok forestille sig ik' os, men læreren var fuldstændig målløs. “Hvordan gjorde du?”. Jamen, det er jo nemt nok, fordi 1 plus 100 det er 101, 2 plus 99 det er 101. Det kan jeg gøre 50 gange. 50 gange 101 det er 5050, hvor svært kan det være?'
A method in construction that uses prefabricated sections/modules that are transported to the construction site and assembled to complete the construction.
What is modular construction?
This theory explains the shapes of molecules based on the repulsion between electron pairs around a central atom.
What is VSEPR theory?
A set of elements with addition and scalar multiplication defined such that eight specific axioms are satisfied. Amongst others, the the set has to contain a neutral element for both addition and multiplication, and the operations addition and multiplication have to be commutative, associative, and distributive.
What is a Vector Space?
jkjk nobody cares about what people do in the 4th quadrant. Here is a 2nd quadrant question:
A macromolecule that is a polymere of ribose molecules that are substituted with a nitrogenous group (a pyridine or a pyramidine) and a phosphate group.
What is RNA?
Pirate slang reffering to any treassure. Due to the nature of pirates, this is often stolen goods.
What is booty?