Is there even a relation at all?
From my understanding
Michaelis-Menten studies reactions rates and assumes that the substrate is in excess
Orders of Reaction studies substrate concentration per time and assumes that the enzymes are in excess
Please help. Thank you!
Are Michaelis Menten curves hyperbolic (as opposed to sigmoidal) because they assume non-cooperative binding between the substrate and the enzyme?
I just started Red Vs Blue. It is a revelation. My sides hurt from laughing. As an OG Halo guy this show is amazing...
Should I share what we have found, or shall it remain forever a mystery?
Edit: Here it is - https://www.reddit.com/r/PsychonautsGame/comments/azzfdw/you_all_brought_this_upon_yourselves/
The game is a blast! And totally beginner-friendly as there's no locomotion: you're a Psychonaut, you just go psy-jumping from character to character to explore your surroundings.
True to Tim Schafer's trademark crazy humor and stories and puzzle design in a decades long career designing adventure point'n'click games, this delivers the same experience in VR, but a bit less frustrating.
Awesome visuals, crisp, cartoony, great photography and detailed. Voice acting brings characters to life as well as give important hints. As many interactions with your surroundings as you've come to expect from the genre, specially delightful seeing this close to you for the first time.
I played on ds4, not sure there's any Move support, but I don't see the point either. No, not Aim either.
I've always heard of this series, but never played any game, so this is also my first entry as well. A fine concept, a group of secret agents with psycho capabilities. I bought it a few sales ago, only now had a go on it. Much fun in about an hour having played the prologue, watched the wonderful intro and completed the first recovery mission, I still have some 3 powers to get back it seems.
It really should be a lot more well-known.
Just a little PSA if you've never played Mr. Schafer's game, a great man and wonderful part of the KF community
So a Butler Battle two of them going all out
They meet in a Butler academy in england
and now The Two Badass Butlers will fight it out
and before you call this a mismatch up well Just look at this first Not Being biased i'm just showing you
Here is my first attempt at Stolze-Michaelis. It is not written with fluency but at least I think it is correct. This is turning out to be more difficult for my brain and hand than all previous systems I have tried. Feel free to comment!
Rhombus: n, a parallelogram with opposite equal acute angles, opposite equal obtuse angles, and four equal sides.
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Hi, guys. Was hoping someone could point me to the right direction. I have exams coming up and we were only given 2 exercises regarding the matter. If you know resource material with exercises for these (bonus if they have answer and/or solutions), please let me know. Thanks.
