this is the newest word to our beloved hippety hoppety dictionary. Yet use with caution for its intenisity is intensive BLADs!!
It is the highest form of cussing, refering to DUN DUN DUN.....rock/punk/pop lovers!
It is the highest form of cussing, refering to DUN DUN DUN.....rock/punk/pop lovers!
by PHazz n SophMEISTER December 17, 2003
Person 1: Do you have integrity brother?
Person 2: Yeah! I just killed 10 niggers last night!
Person 1: Wow, thats a lot of integrity
Person 2: Yeah! I just killed 10 niggers last night!
Person 1: Wow, thats a lot of integrity
by bigweenie September 25, 2018
by chazbo August 07, 2010
When during integration that doesn't go smoothly (they rarely do) an engineer start questioning the life choices that got him into this mess.
co-worker: how is integration going?
engineer: I should have went to arts school. If only I wasn't so dependent on my fathers approval
co-worker: so... the usual integration hell?
engineer: I think the only way to fix this bug is to leave my wife, foreclose on the mortgage and move to maine to open a small bakery
engineer: I should have went to arts school. If only I wasn't so dependent on my fathers approval
co-worker: so... the usual integration hell?
engineer: I think the only way to fix this bug is to leave my wife, foreclose on the mortgage and move to maine to open a small bakery
by pizzamaster June 01, 2021
God's favorite form of torture for Calculus III college students. Typically, triple integrals are not even touched by most colleges as students would sooner pass out than shoulder the immense pain of evaluating such nonsense.
With double integrals, you do an integral twice but square the pain.
Before I entered pre-med, I thought I learned the true meaning of pain in my Calculus III class--double integrals.
Before I entered pre-med, I thought I learned the true meaning of pain in my Calculus III class--double integrals.
by Bad C dev March 02, 2021
artistic integrity
by Whitehooves September 29, 2013
Arguably one of the more challenging concepts to learn in integral calculus, integration by parts is the process by which you find the integral of 2 expressions multiplied together. The most common formula for doing this is "udv = uv -integral(vdu)," but an easier way to view it is "uv = (u * integral(v)) - (integral(u' - integral(v))"
Integration by parts is a very tricky concept to learn at first, but with some time and practice can become easier to do and often amusing for calculus students.
by University of Markov December 30, 2020