what's the difference between oriented and orientated?
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There is no difference in meaning. Oriented comes from "to orient," while orientated comes from "to orientate," which means exactly the same thing. In usage though, "orientated" seems pompous. I'd just stick with oriented.
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i dont think there is a difference between the two. =o
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There's a difference.  It refers to (sin x)^2.  Plug in a few numbers and you can easily tell the difference.
504190
One is in the dictionary and the other isn't?
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both terms are interchangeable.  But dictionary term is listed under dekameter.
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rotation - spin around itself (center of axis)\n\nrevolution - spin around something else (which forms center).
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Within = being on the inside, into the inerior, to the inside of\n\nin = to or toward the inside, located inside or within, indicates location or position (many other definitions, as well)\n\nBy definition, you could use either, but within seems a little more descriptive.  Also, with the english language it just sounds better to say within in your example sentence.
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You're right. Left is sometimes used in politics for example. Right and wrong are antonyms - Your question is good, I think we'll get a better answer, more specific with some references...there are some pretty smart people out here, Right?
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ummmmm\n\nActually the Difference is ....\n\nPlayer with a Pole ....\nand \n\nPlayer with a Hole...\n\nJust that!
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It's kida hard to explain comprehensively in 1000 characters or less, so the next best thing I can do right now is put a link to a website that explains the  diferences in layman's term in the source below.\nHope that helps you out.
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Hello..I strongly recommend you ro stick to Orient..
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oblique, obilisque shape
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If it has any writing on the contact, like a number or something, that part is on the outside, so when you put the contact in that part would be facing outward.  You can usually tell by it being more uncomfortable if it is inside out.  But since you just got them, that will be hard for you to tell, since it feels uncomfortable both ways, but one should feel worse than the other.
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The direction of rotation is the direction you look in when you see clockwise rotation. It's the same as the positive axis of rotation, sometimes called the spin axis. (It's also the direction a right-handed screw moves in when turned clockwise.) It may initially be hard to imagine rotation as having a direction like this, but consider the inconsistency that arises when you think of it as being in the tangential (rolling) direction as you do now. What distinguishes the motion of the bottom of the wheel from the top, front or back? These all point in different directions, and there is really no reason that one should be any more of an indicator than another. It's as if rolling it on the ground is somehow a higher "priority" than on the ceiling. These directions, and the direction the wheel rolls in, all actually indicate translational (nonrotary) motions that result from rotation, not rotation itself.
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Arithmetic means you add a certain number to each term to obtain the next term.\n\nGeometric means you multiply each term by a certain number to obtain the next term.\n\nLook at (A).  You get each term by multiplying the previous term by 1.5, so it's geometric.\n\n(B) is neither.  The additive number changes from term to term, so it's not arithmetic.  No multiplication is involved, so it's not geometric.
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absolutly the same for most properties but they polariye light differently in fact they polarize the light in the same angle but with different sign, so if one is 30 deg the other is -30 or 330 deg... you can find more about them in wikipedia
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Liberal is left wing\n\nConservative is right wing\n\nThink of it as a line with 0 as the center and 1 thru ten going in each direction. People land somewhere on that scale based on their politics.