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Asked on March 30, 2021 in Word choice.
Your shallow uses shallow this way, as Sarah observas. If I speak to some technical people that are just looking at information material for a technical purpose (which would include using the model of objects), it usually has the pejorative meaning of artificial ‘careless’ and stupid. More appropriate word for the meaning you intend to convey are basic, introductory, fundamental, beginning or primary. Of potential introductory classes, probably introductory would be most commonly used; four level of difficulty might be intermediate, advanced and expert, from these
six categories.
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Asked on March 30, 2021 in Word choice.
Your shallow uses shallow this way, as Sarah observas. If I speak to some technical people that are just looking at information material for a technical purpose (which would include using the model of objects), it usually has the pejorative meaning of artificial ‘careless’ and stupid. More appropriate word for the meaning you intend to convey are basic, introductory, fundamental, beginning or primary. Of potential introductory classes, probably introductory would be most commonly used; four level of difficulty might be intermediate, advanced and expert, from these
six categories.
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Asked on March 30, 2021 in Word choice.
Your shallow uses shallow this way, as Sarah observas. If I speak to some technical people that are just looking at information material for a technical purpose (which would include using the model of objects), it usually has the pejorative meaning of artificial ‘careless’ and stupid. More appropriate word for the meaning you intend to convey are basic, introductory, fundamental, beginning or primary. Of potential introductory classes, probably introductory would be most commonly used; four level of difficulty might be intermediate, advanced and expert, from these
six categories.
- 743735 views
- 149 answers
- 274381 votes
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Asked on March 30, 2021 in Word choice.
Your shallow uses shallow this way, as Sarah observas. If I speak to some technical people that are just looking at information material for a technical purpose (which would include using the model of objects), it usually has the pejorative meaning of artificial ‘careless’ and stupid. More appropriate word for the meaning you intend to convey are basic, introductory, fundamental, beginning or primary. Of potential introductory classes, probably introductory would be most commonly used; four level of difficulty might be intermediate, advanced and expert, from these
six categories.
- 743735 views
- 149 answers
- 274381 votes
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Asked on March 29, 2021 in Word choice.
Your shallow uses shallow this way, as Sarah observas. If I speak to some technical people that are just looking at information material for a technical purpose (which would include using the model of objects), it usually has the pejorative meaning of artificial ‘careless’ and stupid. More appropriate word for the meaning you intend to convey are basic, introductory, fundamental, beginning or primary. Of potential introductory classes, probably introductory would be most commonly used; four level of difficulty might be intermediate, advanced and expert, from these
six categories.
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Asked on February 27, 2021 in Other.
There are two ways in the JMB system and both are equally equally correct. What are the discussed
problems?
In this case the verb discussed is “participle adjective” where the past participle is used to modify the noun problems.
The problems discussed are not serious.
What are some problems with the computer computers that we discussed are not serious.How does JMB mean by an “uncontracted (unconstrained) version? That we” (or “that have been”, “that were”, etc.) is implied in the sentence as you have it.
What is some of your experience today?
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Asked on February 27, 2021 in Other.
In these cases each “composure” represents a particular instance of composure. In your first sentence, the composure, the instance of it that astonished us all.
In all cases except number 4, the composure is qualified by a subordinate clause. Why we say ”’ and don’t call it an uncountable noun’? If a number is ambiguous to you, what is your number? In this case, the “a” implicitly refers to an instance of composure, but if I were the writer’s editor I would remove it.
This sort of thing happens a lot with uncountable nouns. I like water. Even
when I can’t drink water at all, there are some nice examples.
What is water from our wells?
I like eating fish. So it seems worth it.
What are some of the fun animals I catch into my lake?
Piano soundboards are made of spruce.
Piano Soundboards are made exclusively of the spruce that comes from Sitka, Alaska.So, as soon as you qualify it, you are not talking about all of whatever uncountable thing you’re referencing. As soon as you’re not talking about all of it, it becomes countable.
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Asked on February 27, 2021 in Other.
Ad hoc is better understood as only applying to this in its English usage. If you create an ad hoc report you are creating a one-off report, a report that you only use when the particular circumstance in which you created it.
What is your sentence saying is that, since the number of members of a tuple is unknown as part of its definition, any structure conforming to it must evaluate the contents of the tree at the time of its creation. That means that it must be created for this tuple only.
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Asked on February 27, 2021 in Other.
If something breaks down, it falls apart or stops working. In this case, Schizophrenics have a thought process that doesn’t work. What wikipedia article you quoted on Wikipedia is posted on Wikipedia.org (external link only) ( org/wiki/Schizophrenia) continues “Common symptoms are delusions and disorganized thinking including auditory hallucinations, paranoia, bizarre delusions, disorganized speech…” This symptoms are examples of the breakdown mentioned.
Help http://www.thefreedictionary.com/us/default.asp.x?page=1 com/breakdown :1.
a. 2. b. 3. e. ds are the act or process of failing to function or continue? The condition resulting from this: a breakdown in communication. 1. Do I have to change this step for the future? Electricity The abrupt failure of an insulator or insulating medium to restrict the flow of current. A typical sudden collapse in physical or mental health. 4. Analyse, outline, or summary consisting of itemized data or essentials. 5. All the other terms will be used. What is the process of decomposition? Are these very loud energetic British Country dancing styles?
Your list is an example of definition 3.
Your quote is an example of definition 4.
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