Applied English for Science and Technology
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- "An Energy-Balancing Unequal Clustering Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks", J. Yang and D, Zhang, Information Technology Journal 8 (1): 57-63,2009
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- "Use of decision science in mechanical engineering design", Driegel, G. S., Journal of Applied Science and Engineering Technology, pp. 1-7, Miami University, 2008.
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It may come as a surprise in the twenty-first century to discover that, in the 1880s, details of how objects move were unknown. The human eye, unaided, cannot resolve the details of fast motion. Eadweard Muybridge and his experiments with motion photography, such as this series of pictures of a horse's gait, helped solve this mystery.
From http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/exhibitions/permanent/windows/southeast/eadweard_muybridge.html - edited
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Title Page
Statement of the Problem
Objectives
Plan of Action
Management Plan
References
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How to write a formal letter
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Background on the project itself.
Discussion of achievements since last reporting.
Discussion of problems that have arisen.
Discussion of work that lies ahead.
Assessment of whether you will meet the objectives in the proposed schedule and budget.
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How to write a formal email
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Response to an invitation Quiz
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This poster was designed at the end of an Applied English for Science and Technology course at Clausthal University of Technology, Germany. Note that the task here is quite different - it is not a requirement that the "vehicle" should have a mechanism.
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This is yet another "tutorial" on how to design scientific posters. We added it to the course content because it presents the topic in a very flexible - a bit too friendly - way.
Note that there are several spelling mistakes ("carefull") in the text.
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We would like to keep a copy of your group presentation.
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