- •Isbn 978-966-2004-59-5
- •I noticed that he entered the laboratory. I noticed him enter the laboratory.
- •If you feel that you have the qualities to fulfil the above criteria and wish to join a
- •Indispensable, necessary,
- •Institute of applied mathematics and fundamental sciences
- •Institute of civil and environmental engineering
- •In Section a with one of the opposite meaning in
- •1) Part of the Predicate:
- •Work in laboratories
- •1. What do you usually do before carrying out laboratory exercises?
- •2. What do you do in the laboratory of physics?
- •3. What do you do in a chemistry laboratory?
- •4. What do you do in a computer laboratory?
- •5. What do you do after completing a laboratory exercise?
- •1. Create
- •2. Invent
- •Ukrainian names in world science
- •Text 2. Ukrainian physicists
- •Text 1. Mykhailo tuhan-baranovsky
- •Autobiography
- •9 Section п. Use of the essential vocabula r y
- •Complex sentences
- •Inversion in Conditional Sentences
- •I. The purpose of the students’ research work
- •II. Close connection between the students’ research work and educational process
- •IV, Practical results of tse students' research work
- •V. The role of the Foreign Languages Department in the organizaiion of the students’ research work
- •Education for business and the professions
- •Abstracts
- •By Herbert Gottlieb
- •21St century word processors: what will the word processor of the future be like ?
- •IV. Editing
- •Section III. Applied grammar
- •2Nd wupasce Conference
- •To be held in Lviv
- •55 Acid Rain Street, Room 35,
- •1. You have been investigating some phenomenon or problem for a certain periodof time and generated a number of original ideas. What will you do with them?
- •If you don’t agree with these comments, express your attitude to conferences yourself.
- •Values, responsibility, in mind, has destroyed, investigation, shape, maintain, the good, ethical values, depletion, into account, threat, human rights, awareness, well-being.
- •203 Section III. Applied grammar
- •Section V. Reading and writing
- •Text 1. Killing fields
- •Text 4. Recycling
- •Text 6. Toxic shocker
- •Text 7. Professional bribe-takers?
- •Counting the Costner
- •Is this really what it’s like to be elderly in Brown’s Britain?
- •And for Bono, a knighthood in recognition of service to Africa
- •A Code of Professional Ethics
- •Code Of Ethics of Engineers
- •Introduction to Codes Compilation
- •Center for the Study of Ethics Codes of Ethics Online
- •Instal',
- •Contents
- •(Intermediate)
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- •Св1доцтво державно!реестрацЯ
1. You have been investigating some phenomenon or problem for a certain periodof time and generated a number of original ideas. What will you do with them?
You will apply for participation in the nearest relevant conference, present your ideas to the scientific community and willingly discuss them with experts.
You will think them over again and again, then formulate them in an article and submit it to your scientific adviser for assessment.
You will browse (= look through the information in) the Internet from time to time to see whether there is anything similar to them there.
2. If you received a formal invitation to a very interesting conference held inReykjavik, the capital of Iceland, would you ...
accept it straight away?
find out more information about the country and then consider the invitation?
decline the invitation because Iceland is too far and you think it is too cold there?
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3. If the working language of the conference (you’d like to participate in) werePortuguese, would you...
accept the invitation, go to a linguistic center to get your paper translated into Portuguese and take an intensive course in this language nevertheless hoping that the Organizing Committee will provide synchronous interpretation of papers into English at the plenary meeting?
contact the Organizing Committee and ask them to permit you to deliver your paper in English?
decline the invitation became you aie not good <u languages?
4. If you were interested in the subject of a conference, but the participation feewere very high, would you ...
borrow money and pay the fee?
find out whether you could participate in the conference for one day only and pay less?
decline the invitation because you are short of money?
5. If you took part in a conference held in London, would you ...
attend all the meetings, take part in discussions and workshops and, in general, focus your attention on the conference?
be selective, attend only those meetings you like and go sightseeing in spare time?
deliver your paper and go shopping?
Give 3 points for every “a”, 2 points for every “b”, and 1 point for every “c”. If the
sum total is:
from 15 to 12 - You are an open-minded person eager to share your ideas with others
and to know what’s new in your field of science. That’s why you are ready to put up
with some inconveniences. Maybe in the end it will pay off. But aren’t you afraid that
someone will make profit using your ideas while you are so busy participating in
conferences?
from 11 to 9 - You are quite a practical person. You always think twice before doing
something. It’s praiseworthy, but wise men say that sometimes thought kills action and
as action always breeds thought, you may miss some brilliant ideas,
from 8 to 5 - Either you are not interested in participating in conferences or you are
very inert and tiy to find good reasons to stay at home and rummage in the Internet or
read books. In this case you should consider participation in virtual conferences. And we
hope your mind is quicker than your body.