Origami

In the world, there's a legend. It states that if you fold one thousand origami cranes, any with you have will be granted. As a child, I wanted to have my wish granted, so I practiced and learned how to create one. I've also been asked by fellow classmates on how to create one. So, this is why I'm doing my how-to on creating an origami crane. Please note, if you cannot do it, do be discouraged. This origami was meant for people at the intermediate level and above. So, without further ado, let us

What is it? Origami or 折り紙, come from "ori" meaning "folding", and kami meaning "paper" is the art of paper folding, which is commonly associated with Japanese culture. Today, the word 'origami ' is used as an inclusive term for all folding practices, globally. The goal is to transform a flat sheet square of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques. Today 's current origami artists usually discourage the use of cuts, glue, or markings on the paper. The small number

A hobby is something that you enjoy doing in your spare time. It is an interest, a recreation or activity that you spend time on for pleasure and for relaxation. When you retire from work you will have time to indulge in your favourite hobby or pastime that will help to overcome your boredom. You may also want to try out new hobbies and learn new skills. There are many hobbies and interests surrounding us every day. There are craft hobbies, extreme hobbies, fun hobbies, world hobbies, great hobbies

Exploration The Mathematics of Origami Jason Kaharudin Rationale This mathematics exploration gives me the opportunity for me to explore the various aspects on how mathematics can be used in real life situations. Since I had the specific interest of origami, I wanted to apply and test the mathematical principles in origami. I have also discovered that geometrical principles and patterns exist in the folding of paper and in the basic rules of origami. The theories such as

Task 1 1. Look up the meanings to these words, in your dictionary, and write the meanings below. Text Writing, communication that represents language through the inscription of signs and symbols Features Essay, film, telecommunications Call attention to, signify Purpose Aim, usefulness, will Aim at, undertake Audience Captive audience, claque, full house, theatre, turnout Communication Dissemination, joining, message, revealing Context Surroundings Article Condition, deed, essay, goods, particulars

On August 31, 2017, an experiment was conducted to test the correlation between three different airplane designs and the distance that each of these designs will fly in meters. We conducted an experiment with an Independent variable of different plane designs and dependent variable of the distance each plane flew. After proceeding through this experiment, the design called the “Hammer,” had the longest average distance flown in meters and led to the conclusion that it was the best design out of

Research We chose this project; because we all love making origami and now we will know everything in it. Origami means the art of paper folding. It’s connected to the mathematics called geometry. When we fold origami we also create lots of surfaces. For instance, by folding a square piece of paper in half diagonally or from one tip to the opposite tip, we create two surfaces in the shape of triangles. Mathematicians’ related origami to a theorem called the Kawasaki theorem. The Kawasaki theorem

Effect of the weight distribution on the flight distance of a Paper Airplane By: Melinda Martin UBT1: Western Governors University Introduction This report shows the effects of weight distribution has on the flight distance of a paper airplane. Just like with real airplanes, paper airplanes rely on aerodynamics to get the airplane to fly, although, they may not look or fly the same they use the same. Changing the postion of where the weight is distrubuted on a paper airplane can affect

Origami occupied three years of my childhood. I got my hands on an origami book when I was in fourth grade. The book, as I recalled, had a pink cover. The book was special. It was the not the first origami book I had; however, it was a lot more understandable for a kid than the other two yellow-covered origami books. The yellow books taught me to fold dinosaurs using long paragraphs and complicated geometric point naming, an approach that was beyond my intellectual capacity. The pink book only drawings

the intended strategy of switching. With a strategy of extended DNA origami to 3D nano construction it can be conceptualized as anti parallel helices (19) by stacking corrugated sheets. In order to produce a variety of 3D shapes, the arrangement, individual lengths and number of helices may be tuned so as to help the design process (20) through graphical software development. By doing this, the design spaces of accessible DNA-origami shapes are expanded in order to increase the diversity of nanostructures