What exactly does an upper division standing mean?
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I imagine the answer to this question could vary a great deal depending on where your college(I'm assuming) is located.  I'm here at the University of Minnesota, where upper division means that you have completed a certain number of credits(typically 60) and have applied, and been accepted into a major.  Typically students here are upper division status after spending 2 years at college.  The junior or 3rd year at college would be the first year that most are allowed to take upper division courses.
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According to a book I once read, it is the divider between two angles.  IE -  180 mark 45 is 180 degrees in the horizontal and 45 degrees down from straight up (relative directions not absolute directions)
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In Fantasy Football, it means Passes Defended. Hope that helps.
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The Northwest Ordinance established the rules for the allotment and sale of land in the "Northwest Territory" (what is now called the "Upper Midwest" and "Great Lakes Region" of the country).  For details, check out wikipedia.
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just a piont of view, but normally to divide something symmetrically you have to do it at the widest piont along the centre line. where as assymetricaly is off the centre line at a narrower piont and therefore not a symmetry,this only applies to poloygons and symmetric shapes.  hope this helps
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err.. what do you mean by long division? i'm in high school and i should know cuz right now i'm taking college classes.
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Graduated with  highest honours (exact meaning as written by poster above). Include it if you did graduate with honours. Otherwise it's a no no.
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Hi, there are several meanings for this phrase, the most used version relates to one's leading position in a discussion or meeting, ie: because you got a degree in greek history you would have the "dominant hand" in any discussion about greek history with others that did not study it.\nthe other meaning relates to the hand you use the most in doing various tasks, such as the hand you write with or the hand you point with are considered your "dominant hand".\nAnd lastly it was the name of a rock group I started in the late 70's. ;-)
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it means that as a (linear) transformation from the plane to the plane it reverses the orientation.\nthe way we calculate the area, is really a signed area, in the sense that it takes into consideration the orientation of the 2 vectors.\nit is a bit subtle and that is why most teachers do not really explain it.\n'
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Hi Giselle, I can help you with your confusion. \n\nOne would normally stand up when an older person, a learned person (meaning a teacher, priest, etc.) or an important person in a position of authority (meaning an official of any sort) enters a room. It is always best to rise in honor and respect as soon as you see the person enter. For any reason, if you didn't see the entrance, it is good to rise the moment you notice the person's presence in the room.\n\nIn other instances, it is always a sign of impeccable manners and chivalry to rise when a lady, a person older to you or a guest enters a room.\n\nCheers!
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it a method that simply gives you the index of the last element in the array (that is, the "upper bound").\n\nit is useful when you want to loop through the entire contents of an array, like this:\n\nDim Ary(4) As Integer\nDim i as integer            \n\nFor i = 0 to Ary.GetUpperBound(0) ‘Or UBound(Ary)\nAry(i) = i\nNext
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Win  = 3 points\nDraw= 1point\nLoss = 0 point\n\nIn order to maintain the difference in the standing to arrange who goes above who, there are some formulas to do so:\n\nIn the World Cup it is by making a simple mathematical operation,  the goals for minus goals against, and then the number is the goal difference. This number can be positive of negative, whoever has the bigger number goes above the team that has a smaller number. Like a 0 goal difference, will go above a team with -1 goal difference. \n\nAlso in some leagues like in Spanish League they use another system, for example if two teams are tied in points, they look to the game they both play and the one that had win that games goes above the other team.\n\nBut it wasn't like that always, before 90's there where awarded\n\nWin   = 2 points\nDraw = 1 point\nLoss  = 0 point\n\nBut in order to impulse offensive game they award one point more to the victory.
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According to a real literal reading of the Constitution, it would just be the "Court."  It refers to a supreme Court, not as the title "Supreme Court" but just to mean the highest court in the land as compared to the inferior courts.\n\nSo, the head of the Judicial Branch is "the Court."
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It is where the crossbar meets a goalpost.  It forms a 90 degree angle and is the hardest place for a goalie to make a save.  If you by chance watch hockey, it is the equivilant of a "Top shelf" goal.
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Upper division math courses may be more theoretical - theorems and proofs rather than computations.  But not always.  There is still plenty of calculation type problems in some upper division math courses.\n\nIf you are good in calculus, keep going on - you may like it.
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Flush usually means full justification (as opposed to left, centered or right justified).  It means it spaces it out so that both sides are even (kind of like what you see in the newspaper).
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It stands for the Ratings Power Index....It is used to help select and seed teams for tournaments.