And machine code instructions are extremely simple.

I need a roll of tape.

So you can see the coils were somewhat larger.

Dryer, pins, perm roll...

The cold.

The cold.

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So, this right here is the frequency. A cycle per second is also called a hertz.

So we can say, we can say that the length, the length is equal to 4,400.

I used to roll you up in a blanket.

From when it was 11 inches, when it was slightly longer, our frequency was 400 cycles per second.

I have a cabbage for him. Thank you, for Aristotle.

Cold Tone

With that cold?

We need to multiply both sides by 400 cycles per second. 400 cycles per second.

Imagine a coil. For those of you that are engineers, there's a capacitor attached to it too.

He is suffering from a cold.

I can't stand the cold.

He died from the cold.

And even being cold, I can endure.

Oh, she's got a cold. She's in bed.

How is your cold?

Keep out the cold.

Here. You got a cold, huh?

Why? I'm freezing.

Did you catch a cold?

So we get 10 inches, 10 inches. They are equal to 4400, as you could imagine, these units are a little cumbersome. But 4400 cycles times inches.

My hand are benumbed with cold.

Even if it's freezing outside!

I've a bit of a chill.

Take care of that cold.

Well, that'll do the trick.

He was shivering with cold.

You'll catch cold.

A chill's running down my spine.

I've always been sensitive to the cold.

Have another drink. It will keep the chill out.

I only ate one roll of kimbap in 3 days.

And then you have cycles inches over second divided by inches. Well the inches cancel out with inches and you are just left with cycles, cycles per second. And then obviously, one over F times F cancels out to just being one.

Now we will check roll along the X axis

If the boy were here, he could wet the coils of the line, he thought.

We came dangerously close to freezing to death.

Because of the cold air...

It was incredibly cold.

I took some cold medicine this morning...