As mentioned above, there are other ways molecules can jiggle besides the three translational degrees of freedom that imbue substances with their kinetic temperature. As can be seen in the animation at right, molecules are complex objects; they are a population of atoms and thermal agitation can strain their internal chemical bonds in three different ways: via rotation, bond length, and bond angle movements; these are all types of internal degrees of freedom.
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Water be jiggly. Amount of jiggle is hard to put a number on
Well, who needs bodily autonomy when you can just use slurs without repercussion. I really don't get why you try to reason with free speech or self defense laws against against this intrusion of your actual freedom.
Being forced to keep a pregnancy going and then being forced to stay in marriage won't get better when you can legally say whatever you want or shoot someone trespassing on your land...
What about that parasitic thingy that wobbles your eyes and makes you do things? You'd just need to ward of these pesky birds and refrain from climbing too high, but I bet everything looks funky!
Not sure of the brand name but something that helps you to see pretty things where you are and something that helps you to actively look for pretty things would be my recommendation.
IIRC, Frank Herbert very explicitly described how Leto II was applying homosexuality to his Fish Speakers in order to keep control over the violent traits common for any army. Luckily, it was just a few pages of it.
Then in the last book he started writing about Space Jews and I got a little frightened where that might end up...
That coat itself looks painted. The simple color, the way it still clings to the body in places while flowing freely and the shadows make it a bit surreal, especially combined with that painting.
Just never again tell your soldiers before battle "You won't change anything!" tell them what John Connor asked Kyle Reese to tell his mother - "There is no destiny but the one we make for ourselves." As they say, let's personally thank Jim Cameron for this fine movie, right in Hollywood. If I succeed in "making a difference" - cite me to the soldiers as an example.
The samurai code "Bushido", which was put down on paper at a time when samurai began to forget it, says, among other things:
Revenge is often simply to break into an enemy's house and die.
I'm thankful for the protection, my poor laptop knows why. I was quite surprised that no superuser exists after regular setup. Thought I had forgotten my credentials (again) but they just were never set.
The unique thing is that, depending on the layout, votes matter differently. I don't know of any other democratic country that makes it possible to change election results by changing districts.
See figure 3 here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermodynamic_temperature
tl;dr Water be jiggly. Amount of jiggle is hard to put a number on