The laws of motion for snooker balls on a snooker table work perfectly well enough to also describe the laws of motion for satellites in orbit around the Earth and the Earth orbiting the Sun. Astronomers assumed these same laws apply to galaxies too. But what if they don’t? Might that e...
2.List the linking words and phrases in the passages,and describe their functions. 3.What is the function of each paragraph in the passages? Suggested answers: 1.In time order. 2.However,after,at that time,nevertheless,because,...
But there was a necessity, I think. Nestor is a journalist; he goes into everything you need to know about breathing. We learn that no matter what you eat, no matter how you exercise, how wise you are—none of it really matters if you’re not breathing properly.”Read more... ...
Even in cases when we lack a single word for some entity, we can describe it verbally through circumlocutions. Banks could presumably organize his field notes by referring to the “curious jumping beast”. And so the central question addressed by the chapter is: what do words do? Apart ...
If I could have said it non-metaphorically, I would not have written all these words, this novel;and Genly Ai would never have sat down at my desk and used up my ink and typewriter ribbon in informing me, and you, rather solemnly, that the truth is a matter of the imagination. ...
129. Why did the author describe their family activities on that day? A.To pave the way for her insight. B.To present the daily life of the family. C.To show the close family relationship. D.To create a lighthearted atmosphere.130. What did that day mean to the author? A.It was ...
Everyone knows that science can describe the evolutionary functions (the principle reasons they exist and persist) of our hearts, eyes, and other organs. For example, the primary functions of our heart and eyes is to pump blood and to see. ...
We shall also see that although de Finetti did not describe his work in the language of modern logic, the concepts he forged and the results he proved are fundamentally logical in character. This is not to say that in the preceding three centuries people did not work hard to elicit some ...
in our previous work [18], we noticed that evaluating the task of sample extraction has several challenges as it requires determining the most accurate alignment between each predicted sample and its corresponding ground truth sample, simultaneously taking into account all fields that describe the samp...