Take a left here.

This is a demotion, huge demotion

Well, this is right. This is left.

Turn left now.

On your left.

I want to talk about direct and inverse variations

This makes it turn right and that way is left.

To your left.

And the blood goes down into the right ventricle. And then, on the other side I'm going to label the last two chambers.

And I'm saying

I'm subtracting 8x.

All right, it's up here on the left.

It's less than, you change it to greater than.

Then we'll just get positive 90.

Take a left right here.

Just a bit more.

And in fact, I didn't draw it in yet, but let me show you where the lungs would be.

We are going to end up at some point over here. That point is clearly 0.

So there, you can see, is a left eye view.

And so if this is my lung on this side. This is my left lung.

A 1 suggests I might be at a different distance to the 7 than the 5 over here that comes from this side.

Here are my orientations 0, 1, 2, and 3.

So let's subtract 22 from both sides.

I'm showing you two works, one on the right by Leon Golub, one on the left by Robert Colescott.

We won't be doing well on the cross validation set.

Here's my cost function for the support vector machine where here on the left

They were the same thing

And hopefully, it will make a little bit more sense.

So literally we're talking 7 x equals 14 things

There you go. You turned it to the left.

Here's an example of an application of this method.

And then x times two well, that's twox.

So you get 16t squared plus 10t minus 84 is equal to 0.

This area of the screen has changed quite a bit so let's look around

I'm going to have to borrow from there and give me 14.

So on this number line, if this is 0, if we go to the negative we're going to go to the left of 0.

So we also have to subtract 54 sic from the right.

So it's going to be another 3 by 3 matrix.

Pull in over here.

So I'll put the y's on the left hand side, instead of keep telling you that I've switched them.

We saw left feature number 1.

... Right, left. Left, left, left, right, left.

On the right hand side, the n's cancel out.

Now, in the vertical case, there would be displacement.

Laughlin, we're getting off this route. Turn left on 14th Street.