Data science
- humans have always been using tools, but because of the recent advance of technology we're beginning to have machines that can augment us [and also] in some interesting ways. - I was the first person in the world to be able to voluntarily move my legs [stepping in on a robot] (...) by using electrostimulators directly onto the spine
SOMEONE JUST KNOCKED ON THE WINDOW
I THOUGHT IT WAS MY FATHER AND IT WASN'T
IT'S NECESSARRY TO KEEP IT LONG ENOUGH. upset otherwise
A shidduch often begins with a recommendation from family members, friends or others who see matchmaking as a mitzvah, or commandment. Some engage in it as a profession and charge a fee for their services.
In frum circles, especially among Hassidim, eighteen is the age when shidduchim start and shadchanim take notice. - "Where are you frum"
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Watermelon may be a natural Viagra, says a researcher. That's because the popular summer fruit is richer than experts believed in an amino acid called citrulline, which relaxes and dilates blood vessels much like Viagra and other drugs meant to treat erectile dysfunction (ED).Jul 1, 2008
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A ligand is an ion or molecule, which donates a pair of electrons to the central metal atom or ion to form a coordination complex.
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Ligands are ions or neutral molecules that bond to a central metal atom or ion. Ligands act as Lewis bases (electron pair donors), and the central atom acts as a Lewis acid (electron pair acceptor). Ligands have at least one donor atom with an electron pair used to form covalent bonds with the central atom.May 10, 2019
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Describe actions that reveal physical characteristics.
Make the descriptions match the tone.
You don't always have to be specific.
Describe facial expressions.
Don't just tell us what something looks like, tell us how it sounds, how it tastes.
- Be specific. Avoid summary in your descriptions. ...
- Limit modifiers. It's bad timing given my last example, but try to cut down on your adjectives and adverbs. ...
- Use figurative language. ...
- Get to the point.
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How do you describe someone's features?
7 Tips for Describing Faces in Your Writing
- Use figurative language when describing a character's face. ...
- Create facial expressions that reveal emotions. ...
- Frame your character's face with a hairstyle that reflects their story. ...
- Make facial hair an element of a character's style. ...
- Realize that eyes are windows to the soul. ...
- Describe your character's skin.
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How do you write a property description?
How to Write a Real Estate Listing Description that Sells
- Describe the property accurately. This may seem like a no-brainer, but your real estate listing description should be accurate. ...
- Choose adjectives wisely. ...
- Avoid red flag words. ...
- Include words that add value. ...
- Highlight unique features. ...
- Take notice of punctuation. ...
- Leave out super basic info. ...
- Use great photos.
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How do you start a product description?
When writing descriptions that include features and benefits, keep in mind the following:
- You don't have to list benefits of every feature. Pick the three highest value features.
- Describe the advantages of the features and what they bring to the table.
- Explain how it will solve a problem or help the customer.
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What is a description in literature?
A descriptive piece of writing aims to show, not tell, the reader about the subject or experience being described. Descriptions rely on sensory details: what something looks like, what it sounds like, what it feels like, and what it smells or tastes like. A description can be used to set the tone (mood) of a story.
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What types of details are there?
Types of Details
- Narrative details—action/ events.
- Descriptive details—adj. / adv.
- Sensory details—senses: hearing, feeling, touching, smelling, etc.
- Dialogue and fragments—conversational tone.
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What is the difference between description and appearance?
In general, appearance would be the visual characteristics of the item in question (example water is a colorless liquid), while description can be much more involved and detailed (water is dihydrogen oxide at room temperature.
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What is the main purpose of a text?
All texts are written for a reason – the writer will have an aim or purpose, for example to inform the reader or to persuade the reader. Often, texts have more than one purpose. Texts also have an intended audience – the people (or person) that the writer hopes will read the text.
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The definition of a location is the place where something is or where something is occurring. An example of location is the train station.
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How do you describe a person's height?
To describe someone's height, you can say they are tall or short. Tall people are higher than short people. Someone who is thin and tall can be called lanky. To say someone is short and also small, you can sthey are petite. || Can a short person be lanky?
You can be lanky at any height really, lanky is just skinny/thin in proportion to your height so even a 5 ft 10 guy can be quite lanky. But generally speaking people over about 6 ft 4 tend to be lanky.
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awkward - ungraceful, ungainly; A lanky person is not only tall and thin but also a little bit awkward. 0_*o
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You wouldn't use lanky to describe a tall, slender person who moves gracefully. Instead use lanky to describe someone who moves clumsily on his long limbs.
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wiry - lean, tough, and sinewy. resembling wire in form and texture.
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HOW she used the words
visit-
read-
shout-
land-
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narrative tenses
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describe
a competition...
and explain why you chose to take part in this competition
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remember to:
imagine you're telling a friend the 'story' of your experience
follow the order of the bullet points so you don't miss anything
use the one-minute preparation time wisely
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what kind of story was it? "It was funny because it was a spelling competition and the prize was a calculator"
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