PPT-WHAT DO YOU THINK THIS HEAP OF ROCKS ONCE WAS?

It is about 15m from side to side Is that bigger or smaller than your classroom Can you see a doorway into it Talk about your ideas 1 Here are two more like it but their walls havent collapsed as much. In fact the words were never spoken out loud Those words were simply my own thoughts as I limped dejectedly out of a church building last month in Tipitapa Nicaragua about a fortyminute drive from downtown Managua Pastor Roberto Rojas a wellrespecte Transform and Conquer. Instructor: . Tanvir. What is Transform and Conquer ?. The 4. th. algorithm design technique we are going to study. Three major variations. Instance Simplification:. Transform to a simpler or more convenient instance of the same problem. Have the landforms undergone changes?. What do you think caused the changes?. How long do you think the changes may have taken?. Were the changes constructive or destructive?. Notes: Rocks and Weathering. Problem Description. Types of Unbounded Heap Growth. Reference Lost (Leak). Reference lost to memory without freeing it. Well studied, wide variety of tools that identify leaks. Reference Retained. But no longer . HIGHER-GRADE REGIONAL METAMORPHICS. Gneiss and Eclogite. 2. High-Grade Regional Metamorphic Facies. Rocks in this laboratory represent high to very high grade regional metamorphic rock. Facies represented are the amphibiolite, granulite, and eclogite facies. Rocks that crystallized directly from a melt. Igneous rocks . Form as magma cools and crystallizes . Rocks formed inside Earth are called . plutonic. or intrusive rocks . Rocks formed on the surface . Sedimentary-sandstone. Metamorphic- gneiss. Igneous- diorite. 1. What is a Rock?. Naturally Occurring . (not man made). Solid. Mixture of minerals other organic matter. 2. What makes a rock different from a mineral?. Copy the table below and explain the following clues that can be found in rocks.. . Clues. What the clue tells us?. Magnetic particles in rocks.. Fossils in the rocks.. Ripples in the rocks.. Minerals in the rocks. Partially adopted from C Plus Data Structure textbook slides. What is a Heap?. Shape. : . complete. binary tree. Order. : . for . each node in the heap, the value stored in that node is . greater than or equal to . What do rocks look like?. Is this what you thought of?. Or this?. OR THIS????. OR…. THIS!!!!. Rocks can be small or big!. We are going to learn 3 different rocks and how they are made!. Igneous Rock. Color . Texture. Light. Dark. Fine. Coarse . Igneous rocks are classified according to their. . origin. , . texture. , and . mineral composition. .. Origin . D. id it harden inside the earth or on the earth’s surface?. a. metamorphic rock. . b. sedimentary rock. . c. igneous rock. d. sediment. . #1. Which of the following processes is NOT part of the rock cycle?. a. solidification. . b. chiseling. c. erosion. d. metamorphism. Sam Silvestro, . Hongyu. Liu, Corey Crosser,. Zhiqiang. Lin*, . Tongping Liu. University of Texas at San . Antonio. * University of Texas at Dallas. Common Heap Vulnerabilities. Buffer over-read. Information leakage. Heap is a collection of variable-size memory chunks allocated by the program. e.g., . malloc. (), free() in C,. creating a new object in Java. . creating a new object in Java script.