Список использованной литературы

1. Англо-русский политехнический словарь / Под ред. А.Е.Чернухина. М., 1971.

2. Малаховский В.С. Введение в математику. Калининград: Янтарный сказ, 1998.

3. Никифоровский В.А. В мире уравнений. М.: Наука, 1969.

4. Орлов В.Б., Скороход Н.С., Сосинский А.Б. Русско-англо-немецко-фран­цузский математический словарь. М., 1987.

5. Пекелис В. Кибернетическая смесь. М.: Знание, 1982.

6. Словарь-минимум для чтения научной литературы на английском языке. М.: Наука, 1969.

7. Collins Double Book. Dictionary and Encyclopedia. - London & Glasgow, Collins, 1974.

8. Concise Oxford Dictionary of Current English. IV ed., Oxford Univ. Press, 1956.

9. Daintith J et al. The Oxford Minidictionary of Abbreviations. - Oxford Univ. Press - New York, 1993.

10. Hornby A.S. et al. - Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English. - Vol. I,II. - Oxford Univ. Press - Oxford, 1982.

11. Greenbaum S., Whitcut J. - Guide to English Usage. - Longman Group UK Limited, 1988.

12. English newspapers: The Times; The Times. Higher Education; The Financial Times, 1996-1998.

1 The data are taken from English-Russian Polytechnical Dictionary. - M., 1971; Orlov V.B. at al. Russian -English - German - French Mathematical Dictionary. - M., 1987.

2 'quid' is a slang word for "pound of sterling". It is used only in a singular form: He earns fifty quid a week = Ј 50 в неделю.

3 This slang word is supposed to have come into American English from the Nothern American-Indian language where it meant buckskin — оленья шкура, кожа; which had been used as a unit of barter at that time.

Here the most widely used measures are included.

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