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Tag Archives: Texas
I’m Cade Kingston and This Is How I Mesh
I have lived in Frisco, Texas all of my life with my mom, dad, and two younger brothers. With so many boys in the house, sports was an integral part of my family. I spent the majority of my life … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Aviation, food, Glyph, internship, Matlab, Notepad++, Outlook, Pointwise, Spark, Texas, This Is How I Mesh, training, tutorials, user manual
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I’m Tyler Anderson and This Is How I Mesh
Howdy! I was born and raised in the city of Allen, Texas. From a young age I quickly realized that I wanted to work in a field that relied strongly on the use of mathematics. In school I was always … Continue reading
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Tagged food, Glyph, Gmsh, interns, internship, Math, Outlook, Plugin, plugin library, Plugin SDK, plugins, Pointwise, Python, Spark, Texas, This Is How I Mesh, tutorials, Visual Studio
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I’m Dr. Michael G. Remotigue and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up in Fairfield, OH, a bedroom community of Cincinnati. I’m the second oldest of four brothers. My father is Filipino and my mother is German. It was the summer after my freshman year of college when I met … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Aviation, CAD, CFD, FIeldView, food, grid generation, Gridgen, International Meshing Roundtable, Mac OS X, meshing, ParaView, Perforce, Pointwise, software engineering, structured, Tecplot, Texas, This Is How I Mesh, unstructured, vi, vim, visualization
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I’m Brenna Jobe and This Is How I Mesh
I have an appreciation for the math and engineering behind grid generation. My love of math and engineering came from my dad, Pop. When I was four, my mom moved my sister and me to Texas from Georgia to live … Continue reading