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Idea Rover 3.11 absorbs and crystallizes your research ideas and your new sources into outline-structured notes, releasing your brain from monotonous switching and searching for relevant information.
Drag-and-drop your files and sources and get a starting place, calmness, and time for writing your research paper, dissertation, etc.
The program allows you to retrieve relevant and outline-structured information: extracting citations, assertions, ideas, concepts for your research paper, term paper, essay, project, Master thesis, and PhD thesis.
Idea Rover prepares outline-structured notes and saves your time by eliminating tedious cut-and-paste work.
Idea Rover automates structuring information stored in HTM, HTML, PDF, and TXT files.
This application is good for: automation of citation extraction, converging and competing assertions, relating ideas and concepts.
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Thesis Template Software
MBA Strategy First Software
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The Round, or Brilliant Cut Diamond is, by far, the most popular shape for diamond engagement rings. It is cone-shaped to maximize light return through the top of the diamond. It is cut to have 58 facets—33 on the crown and 25 on the pavilion. Any facets cut on the girdle do not count. The relationship between the angle of the crown (above the girdle) and the pavilion (below the girdle) is complementary. A steep crown angle is complemented by a shallower pavilion angle, and vice versa. This relationship was honed over the last hundred years, when diamond cutter began using advanced theories of light behavior and mathematical calculations that would most increase to brilliance, or light return, in a diamond. It is because of these advances in diamond technology that diamond cutters were able to create the shape that would most make it seem as though light passing through it was ‘dancing’. Brilliant cut diamonds should not be too shallow or too wide, as the light reflecting back through it will be lessened, and it will appear darker. According to Tolkowsky’s specifications, the cut height should be 59.3% of the diameter of the diamond, with about 43% for the pavilion and 16% for the crown. Tolkowsky, a Russian mathematician, in his PhD thesis, considered such advanced variables as index of refraction and covalent bond angles to describe what has simply become known as the “Brilliant Cut”. A lot of time, energy, and thinking went into creating the ideal diamond shape. Some of the more famous Round Cut diamond engagement rings were given to women ranging from Angie Harmon to Barbra Streisand to Christina Aguilera. The Round, or Brilliant, Cut is considered the “classic” diamond shape for engagement rings.
Idea Rover: http://www.idearover.com/idearover.zip
Diamonds: http://www.jamesallen.com/downloads/Asscher-Cut-Diamond.exe |
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