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I AM CRYSTRAIN
Crystrain by I AM MELANIE February 18, 2021
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Me : "Did you cry when you hugged Josh Dun"?
Friend : "I cried so hard when i started walking away from him so hard i got a Crygraine from it"
Friend : "How was the magazine you just got"?
Me : "It was so incredible i cried so hard i got a Crygraine from it!"
Friend : "I cried so hard when i started walking away from him so hard i got a Crygraine from it"
Friend : "How was the magazine you just got"?
Me : "It was so incredible i cried so hard i got a Crygraine from it!"
CryGraine by UnicornMan October 29, 2014
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social constraints
social constraints by Dizzo van Bizzo October 10, 2016
Constrain Proportions
The application or employment of a process or feature by which an artist will ensure both the ratio AND perspective of an image remain relative to that of the original image. Failure to "constrain proportions" has resulted in many innocent men being "duped" on internet dating sites (and the like), sustaining an eternal loss of essential "crop points."
TA:"I'm tryin to photoshop that sikk pic you got of me killin' a keg stand at the Rutgers party, Nig." "Everytime I resample, I end up lookin like Nicole Richie doin' a headstand on a Heineken keg can."
RA:"You need to constrain proportions"
....Beware the rubber bakk
RA:"You need to constrain proportions"
....Beware the rubber bakk
Constrain Proportions by KurtBarlow February 13, 2007
Holonomic Constraint
In classical mechanics, particularly Lagrangian Mechanics, a holonomic constraint is a special type of constraint of motion. It restricts the trajectory of a system of particles to a smooth manifold Q by the set smooth equations
a({x},t)=0
b({x},t)=0
.
.
.
Where
t=time
{x}= the set of 3N Cartesian coordinates for the system of N particles.
For N particles, the number of holonomic constraints must be less than 3N using the assumption that each equation has an explicit dependence to AT LEAST one coordinate.
a({x},t)=0
b({x},t)=0
.
.
.
Where
t=time
{x}= the set of 3N Cartesian coordinates for the system of N particles.
For N particles, the number of holonomic constraints must be less than 3N using the assumption that each equation has an explicit dependence to AT LEAST one coordinate.
A rigid body, defined by the constraint equations (using LaTeX) is
\left| {x_i - x_j } \right| - c_{ij} = 0
where i is not equal to j is a Holonomic Constraint.
\left| {x_i - x_j } \right| - c_{ij} = 0
where i is not equal to j is a Holonomic Constraint.
Holonomic Constraint by pinu7 November 11, 2009