Translate the following word combinations into Ukrainian.
Developing industry − developed industry; changing distances − changed distances; a controlling device −a controlled device; an increasing speed − an increased speed; a transmitting signal − a transmitted signal; a reducing noise − a reduced noise; a moving object − a moved object; heating parts − heated parts.
Fill in the Participle II.
The … (lose) time, an … (interest) audience, a … (break) equipment, an … (empty) test tube, a … (close) door, a … (decorate) room, two … (pack) bags, the … (write) manuals, the … (sell) technology, the … (buy) goods.
Correct the mistakes.
With the tremendous grow in Web usage comes a challenge to deliver Web-page content more efficiently and with greater flexibility.
The
phone can connect to other devices and
to
access Internet
services such as
Google Maps.Satellite Internet services have the advantage of be available over a wide area.
Broadband Internet access is virtually a necessity for many of the most innovative and compelling of today’s Internet application.
One of the most popular way to connect people to the Internet takes advantage of the cable TV infrastructure that already exist in most communities.
Even social networking tools can play a part in keep programmers in touch with issues and concerns relating to many different aspects of a project.
The merging of traditional media into a growing stream of digital content have created a number of difficult legal and social issues.
In a site such as MySpace, a person can construct the kind of “face” he or she wants present to the world and interact with the pages of other people.
Translate into Ukrainian.
Conferencing
systems are online
communications facilities that
allow users to log in and
participate in discussions on a
variety of topics. Although this
is a rather amorphous category of
software, some distinguishing
characteristics can be
identified. Conferencing
is distinguished from chat or instant messaging
systems because
the messages are asynchronous (that
is, one person
at a time leaves a message, and
there is no real-time interaction between participants).
A typical text-based conferencing system is divided into conferences, which are generally devoted to relatively broad subjects, such as UNIX, pop music, or politics. Each conference is further divided into topics, which usually reflect particular aspects of the general subject (such as a particular UNIX version, a pop music group, or a political issue). Most conferencing systems have a person or persons who act as a moderator (sometimes called a “host”) who tries to encourage new users, keep discussions more or less on topic, and discourage personal attacks or vehement statements (“flames”).
A user signs onto the system and “joins” one or more conferences. Each time the user visits a conference that he or she has joined, any topics (or responses in existing topics) that were posted since the last visit are presented. The user can read the postings and, if desired, enter a reply that becomes part of the thread of messages. (Users are also generally allowed to start new topics of their own.)
SPEAKING