T20 BOOM || ROARING WARRIORS VS DYNAMOS || 18TH JULY, 2012

DKN {RORSCHACH} wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:

3D wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:deep wat is topology n combi"wat"...

OK YOU ARE A DOCTOR, YOU CAN HANDLE YOUR HEALTH

Topology is with properties that are preserved under continuous deformations of objects, such as deformations that involve stretching, but no tearing or gluing, although the notion of stretching employed in mathematics is not quite the everyday notion.

In short , it describes universe mathematically

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Combinatorics concernS the study of finite or countable discrete structures. Aspects of combinatorics include counting the structures of a given kind and size, deciding when certain criteria can be met, and constructing and analyzing objects meeting the criteria finding "largest", "smallest", or "optimal" objects , and studying combinatorial structures arising in an algebraic context, or applying algebraic techniques to combinatorial problems .

IN short, it deals phenomenon of counting

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deep hey bagwan....whn a guy(who has no idea of ur field) ask u a question abt ur field...u must explain it in a term/language/manner tht the other person is accustomed with...nit by pickin up definations frm book or wikipedia... like whn i explain a medical term to smbody i dont use any known term at all...i talk like a ordinary guy tryin to explain it...understood..

anyways topology i knw...its quite interestin...only never heard abt the combi"wat" thingy but good to learn abt it...thks...

both mathematically & biologically explained
dats why Combinatorics,he he

3D wrote:

DKN {RORSCHACH} wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:

3D wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:deep wat is topology n combi"wat"...

OK YOU ARE A DOCTOR, YOU CAN HANDLE YOUR HEALTH

Topology is with properties that are preserved under continuous deformations of objects, such as deformations that involve stretching, but no tearing or gluing, although the notion of stretching employed in mathematics is not quite the everyday notion.

In short , it describes universe mathematically

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Combinatorics concernS the study of finite or countable discrete structures. Aspects of combinatorics include counting the structures of a given kind and size, deciding when certain criteria can be met, and constructing and analyzing objects meeting the criteria finding "largest", "smallest", or "optimal" objects , and studying combinatorial structures arising in an algebraic context, or applying algebraic techniques to combinatorial problems .

IN short, it deals phenomenon of counting

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deep hey bagwan....whn a guy(who has no idea of ur field) ask u a question abt ur field...u must explain it in a term/language/manner tht the other person is accustomed with...nit by pickin up definations frm book or wikipedia... like whn i explain a medical term to smbody i dont use any known term at all...i talk like a ordinary guy tryin to explain it...understood..

anyways topology i knw...its quite interestin...only never heard abt the combi"wat" thingy but good to learn abt it...thks...

both mathematically & biologically explained
dats why Combinatorics,he he

sirjee, maine bhi topology abhi padhi nahi hai,university ke 2nd semester mein padhunga

topology ka rishtedaar metric space ne meri zindagi kharab kar di thi during graduation, pata nahi topology kya karega

3D wrote:

DKN {RORSCHACH} wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:

3D wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:deep wat is topology n combi"wat"...

OK YOU ARE A DOCTOR, YOU CAN HANDLE YOUR HEALTH

Topology is with properties that are preserved under continuous deformations of objects, such as deformations that involve stretching, but no tearing or gluing, although the notion of stretching employed in mathematics is not quite the everyday notion.

In short , it describes universe mathematically

---

Combinatorics concernS the study of finite or countable discrete structures. Aspects of combinatorics include counting the structures of a given kind and size, deciding when certain criteria can be met, and constructing and analyzing objects meeting the criteria finding "largest", "smallest", or "optimal" objects , and studying combinatorial structures arising in an algebraic context, or applying algebraic techniques to combinatorial problems .

IN short, it deals phenomenon of counting

---

deep hey bagwan....whn a guy(who has no idea of ur field) ask u a question abt ur field...u must explain it in a term/language/manner tht the other person is accustomed with...nit by pickin up definations frm book or wikipedia... like whn i explain a medical term to smbody i dont use any known term at all...i talk like a ordinary guy tryin to explain it...understood..

anyways topology i knw...its quite interestin...only never heard abt the combi"wat" thingy but good to learn abt it...thks...

both mathematically & biologically explained
dats why Combinatorics,he he

sirjee, maine bhi topology abhi padhi nahi hai,university ke 2nd semester mein padhunga

topology ka rishtedaar metric space ne meri zindagi kharab kar di thi during graduation, pata nahi topology kya karega

bchattopadhyay wrote:

3D wrote:

DKN {RORSCHACH} wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:

3D wrote:

bchattopadhyay wrote:deep wat is topology n combi"wat"...

OK YOU ARE A DOCTOR, YOU CAN HANDLE YOUR HEALTH

Topology is with properties that are preserved under continuous deformations of objects, such as deformations that involve stretching, but no tearing or gluing, although the notion of stretching employed in mathematics is not quite the everyday notion.

In short , it describes universe mathematically

---

Combinatorics concernS the study of finite or countable discrete structures. Aspects of combinatorics include counting the structures of a given kind and size, deciding when certain criteria can be met, and constructing and analyzing objects meeting the criteria finding "largest", "smallest", or "optimal" objects , and studying combinatorial structures arising in an algebraic context, or applying algebraic techniques to combinatorial problems .

IN short, it deals phenomenon of counting

---

deep hey bagwan....whn a guy(who has no idea of ur field) ask u a question abt ur field...u must explain it in a term/language/manner tht the other person is accustomed with...nit by pickin up definations frm book or wikipedia... like whn i explain a medical term to smbody i dont use any known term at all...i talk like a ordinary guy tryin to explain it...understood..

anyways topology i knw...its quite interestin...only never heard abt the combi"wat" thingy but good to learn abt it...thks...

both mathematically & biologically explained
dats why Combinatorics,he he

sirjee, maine bhi topology abhi padhi nahi hai,university ke 2nd semester mein padhunga

topology ka rishtedaar metric space ne meri zindagi kharab kar di thi during graduation, pata nahi topology kya karega

no problemo...u will nail them amigo... ...as i will nail my postgraduation nxt yr... ..hopefully...

Viresh(Nick Fury) wrote:Uncle sey BRO?

bchattopadhyay wrote:i cant believe blondie is complimenting me...i thought she hates me to her guts....

Viresh(Nick Fury) wrote:Uncle sey BRO?

Gauri Menon M wrote:

Viresh(Nick Fury) wrote:Uncle sey BRO?

he said he is a teenager....

bchattopadhyay wrote:man wat a comebk by warriors..

wasim :
1st ovr 18 runs
nxt 3 overs only 7 runs...majestic...

bchattopadhyay wrote:warriors... ..ghanta roaring tonite...

bchattopadhyay wrote:good deep finally listened....

3D wrote:

Ravi wrote:

3D wrote:90/0 from 10.0 overs (RR: 9.00, RRR: 5.40)
D Dey 59* (35b 8x4 2x6)
M Hayden 26* (26b 3x4)
M Muralitharan: 2.0-0-29-0



YEH HONA HI THA

FULLY MATHEMATICS THA YAHA PAR

ISME MATH KAHA SE AAYA??

its there, Aqi and myself knows it

Šv wrote:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15.1: M Muralitharan (Normal) to M Hayden (Normal) - 0 runs
15.2: M Muralitharan (Normal) to M Hayden (Normal) - 0 runs
15.3: M Muralitharan (Normal) to M Hayden (Normal) - 4 runs
That's the end of the innings for Roaring Warriors. Their final score is 145/1 in 15.3 overs. They scored at a run rate of 9.35.
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And we have a winner! The winner of this match is Roaring Warriors who won by 9 wickets.

Matthew Hayden hits the winning runs
Easy win for Warriors.
They have dominated most of this match and won it comfortably.
Dynamos made a lots of tactical errors in this game.
They need to solve them soon else they might be in problem soon.

bchattopadhyay wrote:congrats warriors...u indeed blow out sm fuses tonite of dynamos.... ..hats off guys... ...but nxt match with ours...so better not be so ruthless....

bchattopadhyay wrote:

ND wrote:aqi ki pic. toh dekho main post me

bola toh perfect medical specimen....