In this video, the teacher explains the alternating even-odd pattern of numbers by drawing pictures and using a number line. Students learn that even numbers can be evenly split into groups of two, while odd numbers cannot.

Now that we know what dendrochronology is, it's time to dig into the core principles and concepts of this discipline, so that we can better understand how dendrochronologists think and what they do. Data acquisition and tree ring...

This video explains how to identify and describe patterns using charts. It shows examples of numerical patterns and how to determine the relationship between them. The video also demonstrates how to make predictions based on the patterns...

In this video lesson, students will learn how to determine the number of solutions an equation has by recognizing patterns. The teacher explains the concepts of one solution, no solution, and infinite solutions using examples and...

Learning the language of math can be enlightening. Just ask Tony Chan, who heads the Mathematical and Physical Sciences directorate at the National Science Foundation (NSF); David Bressoud, president of the Mathematical Association of...

In this video, students learn how to mentally evaluate expressions with powers of 10 by using patterns in place value. They are taught that when multiplying or dividing by a power of 10, the decimal point is shifted accordingly.

In this video, the teacher explains how to find missing input numbers for a function machine using a vertical table. By analyzing patterns and using inverse functions, students can determine the missing inputs and outputs.

In this video, students learn how to solve pairs of linear equations by using patterns. They explore the concept of solutions to linear systems and how they can be represented graphically. By analyzing the slopes and y-intercepts of the...

In this video, the teacher explains how to determine the number of solutions an equation has by simplifying and transforming it into a simpler form. They use patterns and properties of equality to predict the number of solutions.

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Explains the differences between structured and unstructured data.

For me, creating Zentangles (also called Zen Doodles or simply PATTERNS!) is extremely relaxing! We all carry so much stress on our shoulders, and I believe ART can alleviate some of that stress! This video shows you a quick demo of how...

Learn about the stress patterns of 3-syllable words in American English.

In the functional MRI room at the University of California, Berkeley, it's story time. All in all, getting a brain scan for this project on language learning isn't a bad gig -- just kick back, listen to some stories and watch some...

This video explores the relationship between the numerical patterns of Brian and David's earnings. Using sketches and vocabulary, it demonstrates that David always earns twice as much as Brian each week. By understanding this pattern,...

Economics hasn’t changed much in response to sociology, psychology, and other social sciences. Alan Kirman, professor emeritus of Economics at the University of Aix-Marseille III and at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales,...

A method for capturing and analyzing the vein patterns in the white part of the eye to help identify people. Biometrics has potential applications for driver's licenses, passports or computer identification control. Provided by the...

This video explains the concept of patterns. • `struct` ? `enum class` ? `variant` progression • Product and sum types • Variants versus unions This clip is from the chapter "Introduction" of the series "Creational Design Patterns in...

This video provides an introduction to the course. This clip is from the chapter "Introduction" of the series "Creational Design Patterns in Modern C++".This section introduces you to the course and presents the learning objectives. You...

In this lesson, students learn how to evaluate higher powers of the imaginary unit, I, by recognizing patterns. They review the product rule, quotient rule, and power of 0 rule to simplify expressions.

While more research is needed, Smith and others are fascinated by the possibility that airborne microbes could also be found elsewhere in the solar system, and beyond.

In this week’s episode, we learn about new technology for the blind; a newly engineered yeast, and finally, we explore the oceans with Mantis cam. Check it out!

In part three of this INET interview, John Kay calls for greater eclecticism in the methods of economic research. Inductive reasoning can, and should be, an important part of economics, as evidenced by Ken Rogoff's recent study of the...

What is machine learning? Helen Gu, Founder and CEO of Insightfinder Inc., answers your question in this edition of Ask a Scientist. Insightfinder Inc. is supported by America’s Seed Fund powered by the National Science Foundation, a...