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Equilibrium. The concept of stable equilibrium is of fundamental importance. We can define various types of equilibrium. Mechanical equilibrium achieved when all particles are at rest and the total potential energy of the system is a minimum.An apt analogy is that of the matchbox. When on its face it is in stable equilibrium. When balanced on an edge it is in unstable equilibrium. Note then when place on the narrow edge, the matchbox is not in stable equilibrium since it can reduce its potential energy by reverting to position a. Position ac is referred to as metastable mechanical equilibrium.Thermal equilibrium is the condition resulting from the absence of temperature gradients in the system. Chemical equilibrium is obtained when no further reaction occurs between the reacting substances, i.e. the forward and reverse rates of reaction are equal. Finally, thermodynamic equilibrium occurs the system is under mechanical, thermal and chemical equilibrium. The properties of the system pressure, temperature, volume and concentration-do not change with time.
Equilibrium. The concept of stable equilibrium is of fundamental importance. We can define various types of equilibrium. Mechanical equilibrium achieved when all particles are at rest and the total potential energy of the system is a minimum.An apt analogy is that of the matchbox. When on its face it is in stable equilibrium. When balanced on an edge it is in unstable equilibrium. Note then when place on the narrow edge, the matchbox is not in stable equilibrium since it can reduce its potential energy by reverting to position a. Position c is referred to as metastable mechanical equilibrium.Thermal equilibrium is the condition resulting from the absence of temperature gradients in the system. Chemical equilibrium is obtained when no FURTHER REACTION OCCURS between the reacting substances, i.e. the forward and reverse rates of reaction are equal. Finally, thermodynamic equilibr. occurs the system is under mechanical, thermal and chemical equilibr. The properties of the system pressure, temperature, volume and concentration-do not change with time.
Equilibrium. The concept of stable equilibrium is of fundamental importance. We can define various types of equilibrium. Mechanical equilibrium achieved when all particles are at rest and the total potential energy of the system is a minimum.An apt analogy is that of the matchbox. When on its face it is in stable equilibr. When balanced on an edge it is in unstable equilibrium. Note then when place on the narrow edge, the matchbox is not in stable equilibr. since it can reduce its potential energy by reverting to position a. Position c is referred to as metastable mechanical equilibr.Thermal equilibr. is the condition resulting from the absence of temperature gradients in the system. Chemical equilibr. is obtained when no further reaction occurs between the reacting substances, i.e. the forward and reverse rates of reaction are equal. Finally, thermodynamic equilibrium occurs the system is under mechanical, thermal and chemical equilibrium. The properties of the system pressure, temperature, volume and concentration-do not change with time.
Equilibrium. The concept of stable equilibr. is of fundamental importance. We can define various types of equilibr. Mechanical equilibr. achieved when all particles are at rest and the total potential energy of the system is a minimum.An apt analogy is that of the matchbox. When on its face it is in stable equilibr. When balanced on an edge it is in unstable equilibr. Note then when place on the narrow edge, the matchbox is not in stable equilibr. since it can reduce its potential energy by reverting to position a. Position c is referred to as metastable mechanical equilibr.Thermal equilibr. is the condition resulting from the absence of temperature gradients in the system. Chemical equilibr. is obtained when no further reaction occurs between the reacting substances, i.e. the forward and reverse rates of reaction are equal. Finally, thermodynamic equilibr. occurs the system is under mechanical, thermal and chemical equilibr. The properties of the system pressure, temperature, volume and concentration-do not change with time.
This question presents a sentence, part of which or all of which is IN CAPS. Beneath the sentence you will find five ways of phrasing the underlined part. The first of these repeats the original; the other four are different. If you think the original is best, choose the first answer; otherwise choose one of the others.
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The Craft House in Merchants Square, occupied by an AP grocery up to 1954, seems inspired by the seventh of Jefferson's ten classical pavilions housing faculty beside the Lawn at the University of Virginia and by post- Revolutionary resort buildings in western Virginia, certainly edifices one would never expect to encounter on the main street of Williamsburg. Designing some buildings in a post-eighteenth-century style was intentional, as at the Williamsburg Inn, a second group of buildings that are sympathetic to while looking slightly different from the adjacent Historic Area. In bothcases, the intent was to create subtle cues for the observant visitor or resident and to avoid diluting the character of the Historic Area.
The Craft House in Merchants Square, occupied by an AP grocery up to 1954, seems inspired by the seventh of Jefferson's ten classical pavilions housing faculty beside the Lawn at the University of Virginia and by post- Revolutionary resort buildings in western Virginia, certainly edifices one would never expect to encounter on the main street of Williamsburg. Designing some buildings in a post-eighteenth-century style was intentional, as at the Williamsburg Inn, a second group of buildings that are sympathetic to while looking slightly different from the adjacent Historic Area. In bothcases, the intent was to create subtle cues for the observant visitor or resident and to avoid DILUTING THE CHARACTER of the Historic Area.
The Craft House in Merchants Square, occupied by an AP grocery up to 1954, seems inspired by the seventh of Jefferson's ten classical pavilions housing faculty beside the Lawn at the University of Virginia and by post- Revolutionary resort buildings in western Virginia, certainly edifices one would never expect to encounter on the main street of Williamsburg. Designing some buildings in a post-eighteenth-century style was intentional, as at the Williamsburg Inn, a second group of buildings that are sympathetic to while looking slightly different from the adjacent Historic Area. In bothcases, the intent was to create subtle cues for the observant visitor or resident and to avoid diluting the character of the Historic Area.
The Craft House in Merchants Square, occupied by an AP grocery up to 1954, seems inspired by the seventh of Jefferson's ten classical pavilions housing faculty beside the Lawn at the University of Virginia and by post- Revolutionary resort buildings in western Virginia, certainly edifices one would never expect to encounter on the main street of Williamsburg. Designing some buildings in a post-eighteenth-century style was intentional, as at the Williamsburg Inn, a second group of buildings that are sympathetic to while looking slightly different from the adjacent Historic Area. In bothcases, the intent was to create subtle cues for the observant visitor or resident and to avoid diluting the character of the Historic Area.
This question presents a sentence, part of which or all of which is in CAPS. Beneath the sentence you will find five ways of phrasing the underlined part. The first of these repeats the original; the other four are different. If you think the original is best, choose the first answer; otherwise choose one of the others.
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For many of us who worked in the Russian markets during the big privatization wave of the 1990s, seeing some of the most corrupt deals finally subjected to judicial review (however imperfect) is a breath of fresh air.
For many of us who worked in the Russian markets during the big privatization wave of the 1990s, seeing some of the most corrupt deals finally subjected to judicial review (however imperfect) is a breath of fresh air.
For many of us who worked in the Russian markets during the big privatization wave of the 1990s, seeing some of the most corrupt deals finally subjected to judicial review (however imperfect) is a breath of fresh air.
For many of us who worked in the Russian markets during the big privatization wave of the 1990s, seeing some of the most corrupt deals finally subjected to judicial review (however imperfect) is a BREATH OF FRESH AIR.
This question presents a sentence, part of which or all of which is IN CAPS. Beneath the sentence you will find five ways of phrasing the underlined part. The first of these repeats the original; the other four are different. If you think the original is best, choose the first answer; otherwise choose one of the others.
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In Richmond stands a marble statue of George Washington that is among the most notable pieces of eighteenth-century art, one of the most important works in the nation, and the truest likeness of perhaps the first American to become himself an icon. A life-sized representation sculpted by France’s Jean-Antoine Houdon between 1785 and 1791 on a commission from Virginia’s legislature, it was raised in the capitol rotunda in 1796, the year Washington published his Farewell Address. The commonwealth’s records detail its creation and its initial reception by the public, but the object hasbeen the subject of little scholarly or scientific attention. The work’s existence after it left Houdon’s studio and arrived in America has been largely undocumented, and the statue’s relationships to its artistic and historical contexts havenot been examined. In 2000, the year the Virginia General Assembly and the Library of Virginia approached Colonial Williamsburg Foundation conservators to clean the statue, came an opportunity for study.
In Richmond stands a marble statue of George Washington that is among the most notable pieces of eighteenth-century art, one of the most important works in the nation, and the truest likeness of perhaps the first American to become himself an icon. A life-sized representation sculpted by France’s Jean-Antoine Houdon between 1785 and 1791 on a commission from Virginia’s legislature, it was raised in the capitol rotunda in 1796, the year Washington published his Farewell Address. The commonwealth’s records detail its creation and its initial reception by the public, but the object hasbeen the subject of little scholarly or scientific attention. The work’s existence after it left Houdon’s studio and arrived in America has been largely undocumented, and the statue’s relationships to its artistic and historical contexts havenot been examined. In 2000, the year the Virginia General Assembly and the Library of Virginia approached Colonial Williamsburg Foundation conservators to clean the statue, came an opportunity for study.
In Richmond stands a marble statue of George Washington that is among the most notable pieces of eighteenth-century art, one of the most important works in the nation, and the truest likeness of perhaps the first American to become himself an icon. A life-sized representation sculpted by France’s Jean-Antoine Houdon between 1785 and 1791 on a commission from Virginia’s legislature, it was raised in the capitol rotunda in 1796, the year Washington published his Farewell Address. The commonwealth’s records detail its creation and its initial reception by the public, but the object hasbeen the subject of little scholarly or scientific attention. The work’s existence after it left Houdon’s studio and arrived in America has been largely undocumented, and the statue’s relationships to its artistic and historical contexts havenot been examined. In 2000, the year the Virginia General Assembly and the Library of Virginia approached Colonial Williamsburg Foundation conservators to clean the statue, came an opportunity for study.
In Richmond stands a marble statue of George Washington that is among the most notable pieces of eighteenth-century art, one of the most important works in the nation, and the truest likeness of perhaps the first American to become himself an icon. A life-sized representation sculpted by France’s Jean-Antoine Houdon between 1785 and 1791 on a commission from Virginia’s legislature, it was raised in the capitol rotunda in 1796, the year Washington published his Farewell Address. The commonwealth’s records detail its creation and its initial reception by the public, but the object hasbeen the subject of little scholarly or scientific attention. The work’s existence after it left Houdon’s studio and arrived in America has been largely undocumented, and the statue’s relationships to its artistic and historical contexts havenot been examined. In 2000, the year the Virginia General Assembly and the Library of Virginia approached Colonial Williamsburg Foundation conservators to clean the statue, came an opportunity for study.
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Internal Energy. The internal energy of a system is the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of all parts of the system. If the system were completely isolated from its surroundings (a closed system) the internal energy of the system would remain constant. If, on other hand, we allow the system to react with its surroundings its internal energy will change. Assume that we change the state of the system (its thermal and mechanical conditions) from the state A to state B that this is accompanied by an increase an internal energy dU. This imply that gray tin is more stable than white tin at 25°C in line with assumption that a system generally becomes more stable with time.
What is the primary goal of this passage?
Internal Energy. The internal energy of a system is the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of all parts of the system. If the system were completely isolated from its surroundings (a closed system) the internal energy of the system would remain constant. If, on other hand, we allow the system to react with its surroundings its internal energy will change. Assume that we change the state of the system (its thermal and mechanical conditions) from the state A to state B that this is accompanied by an increase an internal energy dU. This imply that gray tin is more stable than white tin at 25°C in line with assumption that a system generally becomes more stable.
Which is an effect if further reaction occurs ? (In Caps)
Internal Energy. The internal energy of a system is the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of all parts of the system. If the system were completely isolated from its surroundings (a closed system) the internal energy of the system would remain constant. If, on other hand, we allow the system to react with its surroundings its internal energy will change. Assume that we change the state of the system (its thermal and mechanical conditions) from the state A to state B that this is accompanied by an increase an internal energy dU. This imply that gray tin is more stable than white tin at 25°C in line with assumption that a system generally becomes more stable with time.
The passage argues that...
Internal Energy. The internal energy of a system is the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of all parts of the system. If the system were completely isolated from its surroundings (a closed system) the internal energy of the system would remain constant. If, on other hand, we allow the system to react with its surroundings its internal energy will change. Assume that we change the state of the system (its thermal and mechanical conditions) from the state A to state B that this is accompanied by an increase an internal energy dU. This imply that gray tin is more stable than white tin at 25°C in line with assumption that a system generally becomes more stable with time.
The passage provides info to answer which of the following questions?
After finishing war, the Soviet Union APPEARED TO BE LAYING IN RUINS, suffering from the horrible consequences.
Buy StremBlast, the newest video compression tool. In a recent software development survey, four out of five programmers recommended the method of video compression, used in our solution to create modern multimedia applications. Which of the following can be validly inferred from the passage above?
1. Four out of five programmers recommend StreamBlast .
2. Those who use StreamBlast will create modern multimedia applications.
3. StreamBlast is necessary to create modern multimedia applications.
Matrix structure of corporation can be represented as a network. There are regional managers, product managers, local daughter companies. The local manager must report both to regional and product directors and as a result, conflict of interests may appear.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends ?
Every girl from my class has a bag, and all of these bags are either blue or white. If the statement above is true, which one of the following must also be true?
1. Some girls from my school have blue bags.
2. If a girl has not a bag, then she is not from my class.
3. If a girl from my school has a white bag, then she is also from my class.
As rich a jambalaya as this seems, the result is visually coherent and successful, and has inspired distant copies of varied quality. The square was essentially finished in 1932, with the movie theater opening the following month.
There have been some peripheral additions, like post office on Henry Street, now Everything Williamsburg, and its 1962 successor one block south, now the Henry Street Shops. The nature of the commerce has also evolved, changing most rapidly in 1955, when many of the locally oriented stores moved to a shopping center developed by Colonial Williamsburg a mile or more west of the Historic Area. It is no longer possible to buy a frozen chicken or a cast-iron stove in Merchants Square, though one can certainly enjoy an excellent meal or find a good book there. Even the name has evolved. First identified as "shops," and "the business block," the area was not christened Merchants Square until 1964, when George Wright, Colonial Williamsburg's liaison with the stores, suggested it.
What is the primary focus of this passage ?
As rich a jambalaya as this seems, the result is visually coherent and successful, and has inspired distant copies of varied quality. The square was essentially finished in 1932, with the movie theater opening the following month. There have been some peripheral additions, like post office on Henry Street, now Everything Williamsburg, and its 1962 successor one block south, now the Henry Street Shops. The nature of the commerce has also evolved, changing most rapidly in 1955, when many of the locally oriented stores moved to a shopping center developed by Colonial Williamsburg a mile or more west of the Historic Area. It is no longer possible to buy a frozen chicken or a cast-iron stove in Merchants Square, though one can certainly enjoy an excellent meal or find a good book there. Even the name has evolved. First identified as "shops," and "the business block," the area was not christened Merchants Square until 1964, when George Wright, Colonial Williamsburg's liaison with the stores, suggested it.
The the fragment IN CAPS is related to...
As rich a jambalaya as this seems, the result is visually coherent and successful, and has inspired distant copies of varied quality. The square was essentially finished in 1932, with the movie theater opening the following month. There have been some peripheral additions, like post office on Henry Street, now Everything Williamsburg, and its 1962 successor one block south, now the Henry Street Shops. The nature of the commerce has also evolved, changing most rapidly in 1955, when many of the locally oriented stores moved to a shopping center developed by Colonial Williamsburg a mile or more west of the Historic Area. It is no longer possible TO BUY A FROZEN CHICKEN or a cast-iron stove in Merchants Square, though one can certainly enjoy an excellent meal or find a good book there. Even the name has evolved. First identified as "shops," and "the business block," the area was not christened Merchants Square until 1964, when George Wright, Colonial Williamsburg's liaison with the stores, suggested it.
The fragment in capitals is used to...
As rich a jambalaya as this seems, the result is visually coherent and successful, and has inspired distant copies of varied quality. The square was essentially finished in 1932, with the movie theater opening the following month. There have been some peripheral additions, like post office on Henry Street, now Everything Williamsburg, and its 1962 successor one block south, now the Henry Street Shops. The nature of the commerce has also evolved, changing most rapidly in 1955, when many of the locally oriented stores moved to a shopping center developed by Colonial Williamsburg a mile or more west of the Historic Area. It is no longer possible to buy a frozen chicken or a cast-iron stove in Merchants Square, though one can certainly enjoy an excellent meal or find a good book there. Even the name has evolved. First identified as "shops," and "the business block," the area was not christened Merchants Square until 1964, when George Wright, Colonial Williamsburg's liaison with the stores, suggested it.
One may infer from the passage that...
THE FALLING COST of production of semiconductors have made computers affordable for all.
Professor Johnson, my opponent in this discussion, has argued that Balance Score Card was copied from the French methodology "tableau le bord". Johnson has no reason to make such assumption, since I know he does not speak French and there is no official translation of the "tableau le bord".
Which of the following is the most serious weakness of the argument above?
After events of the September 11-th, THE NUMBER OF TRAVELLERS ON AIR LINES DECREASED MARKEDLY.
This computer can be bought in standard and professional configurations. But according to the pamphlet, only for using graphical applications, the computer must have 256 Mb video card installed. So it is actually no difference between standard configuration and professional configuration except installation of 256 Mb video card.
Which of the following best identifies the flaw in the above document ?
A programmer cannot compile program A without first creation help file B. You can create help file only if you've read requirements C.
If the statements above are true, which of the following must also be true?
These sell-offs were not good deals that are now being unfairly subjected to attack because of inevitable technical violations of unclear Russian laws. They were bad deals -- rotten to the core in terms of legal, financial, ethical and public policy values. Companies were effectively taken over by the pre-appointed winners and bled financially prior to the privatization sales. Bidding was openly collusive rather than competitive.
To be sure, these conditions spawned billionaire oligarchs. But they also massively shortchanged the state. They were a step backward rather than forward in the critical task of developing a culture with respect for the rule of law, and they generated wholesale popular cynicism about Russia's variant of capitalism. Many people argue that the "greater good" of market stability requires that the participants in Russia's corrupt privatization deals be given immunity or repose behind a statute of limitations. I'm not sure I agree.
The privatization thefts are still fresh in society's memory. It may be a useful moral imprint on young Russians to see folks who are manifestly thieves brought to justice. And if the costs are substantial losses to Russia's portfolio investors, delays in big strategic deals and a period of financial uncertainty, so be it.
Russia is still a trade, not an investment. As the last two years show, it can be a very good trade. But it will not be an investment until there is a true culture of rule of law.
What is the primary idea of the passage ?
These sell-offs were not good deals that are now being unfairly subjected to attack because of inevitable technical violations of unclear Russian laws. They were bad deals -- rotten to the core in terms of legal, financial, ethical and public policy values. Companies were effectively taken over by the pre-appointed winners and bled financially prior to the privatization sales. Bidding was openly collusive rather than competitive.
To be sure, these conditions spawned billionaire oligarchs. But they also massively shortchanged the state. They were a step backward rather than forward in the critical task of developing a culture with respect for the rule of law, and they generated wholesale popular cynicism about Russia's variant of capitalism. Many people argue that the "greater good" of market stability requires that the participants in Russia's corrupt privatization deals be given immunity or repose behind a statute of limitations. I'm not "
I agree.
The privatization thefts are still fresh in society's memory. It may be a useful moral imprint on young Russians to see folks who are manifestly thieves brought to justice. And if the costs are substantial losses to Russia's portfolio investors, delays in big strategic deals and a period of financial uncertainty, so be it.
Russia is still a trade, not an investment. As the last two years show, it can be a very good trade. But it will not be an investment until there is a true culture of rule of law.
One may infer from this passage that...
These sell-offs were not good deals that are now being unfairly subjected to attack because of inevitable technical violations of unclear Russian laws. They were bad deals -- rotten to the core in terms of legal, financial, ethical and public policy values. Companies were effectively taken over by the pre-appointed winners and bled financially prior to the privatization sales. Bidding was openly collusive rather than competitive.
To be sure, these conditions spawned billionaire oligarchs. But they also massively shortchanged the state. They were a step backward rather than forward in the critical task of developing a culture with respect for the rule of law, and they generated wholesale popular cynicism about Russia's variant of capitalism. Many people argue that the "greater good" of market stability requires that the participants in Russia's corrupt privatization deals be given immunity or repose behind a statute of limitations. I'm not sure I agree.
The privatization thefts are still fresh in society's memory. It may be a useful moral imprint on young Russians to see folks who are manifestly thieves brought to justice. And if the costs are substantial losses to Russia's portfolio investors, delays in big strategic deals and a period of financial uncertainty, so be it.
Russia is still a trade, not an investment. As the last two years show, it can be a very good trade. But it will not be an investment until there is a true culture of rule of law.
All of the following are mentioned in the passage, EXCEPT
These sell-offs were not good deals that are now being unfairly subjected to attack because of inevitable technical violations of unclear Russian laws. They were bad deals -- rotten to the core in terms of legal, financial, ethical and public policy values. Companies were effectively taken over by the pre-appointed winners and bled financially prior to the privatization sales. Bidding was openly collusive rather than competitive.
To be sure, these conditions spawned billionaire oligarchs. But they also massively shortchanged the state. They were a step backward rather than forward in the critical task of developing a culture with respect for the rule of law, and they generated wholesale popular cynicism about Russia's variant of capitalism. Many people argue that the "greater good" of market stability requires that the participants in Russia's corrupt privatization deals be given immunity or repose behind a statute of limitations. I'm not sure I agree.
The privatization thefts are still fresh in society's memory. It may be a useful moral imprint on young Russians to see folks who are manifestly thieves brought to justice. And if the costs are substantial losses to Russia's portfolio investors, delays in big strategic deals and a period of financial uncertainty, so be it.
Russia is still a trade, not an investment. As the last two years show, it can be a very good trade. But it will not be an investment until there is a true culture of rule of law.
The author mentioned "breath of fresh air" (IN CAPS) in order to...
EACH OF THE BOOK'S CHARACTERS- FRODO, SAM, AND BILBO-HAS interesting personality.
Before the new advertising campaign at SuperMarket Inc., sales had been rising by 40% per year. After the advertising campaign, sales only rose by 6%. The advertising campaign appears to have failed. Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the conclusion above?
Group of management consultants in Erit Inc. observed problems similar to those in Maro Co Ltd. There are lack of leadership, low commitment, and high employee turnover. Managers of both companies receive low salaries and have no interest in business. Thus, the consultants may conclude that the same recommendations can be made in both cases: increase salaries and find other ways of motivation.
Which of the following assumptions is critical to the passage's conclusion ?
The events which take place in Iraq after the end of war, unlike the it was predicted, turned out to be as serious as the war itself.
From which of the following statements can the statement above be properly inferred?
Many people believe economists can control inflation. Can meteorologists make the sun shine ?
In which one of the following does the reasoning the most closely parallel that employed in the passage ?
This is an account of the collaboration between the two of us—Scott Nolley, the project’s chief conservator, and Tracy Kamerer, the state art collection’s curator—which developed more information about this emblem of American culture.In 1784, after Washington left the army’s service to return to private pursuits, the Virginia legislature resolved to honor him with “a monument of affection and gratitude” by ordering a statue of the man, “to be of the finest marble and best workmanship.” It was apparent that there were no American sculptors up to the task, so Governor Benjamin Harrison asked America’s ambassadors in Paris, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, to select one.
What is the main idea of this passage ?
This is an account of the collaboration between the two of us—Scott Nolley, the project’s chief conservator, and Tracy Kamerer, the state art collection’s curator—which developed more information about this emblem of American culture.In 1784, after Washington left the army’s service to return to private pursuits, the Virginia legislature resolved to honor him with “a monument of affection and gratitude” by ordering a statue of the man, “to be of the finest marble and best workmanship.” It was apparent that there were no American sculptors up to the task, so Governor Benjamin Harrison asked America’s ambassadors in Paris, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, to select one.
Which of the following best describes the organization of the passage ?
This is an account of the collaboration between the two of us—Scott Nolley, the project’s chief conservator, and Tracy Kamerer, the state art collection’s curator—which developed more information about this emblem of American culture.In 1784, after Washington left the army’s service to return to private pursuits, the Virginia legislature resolved to honor him with “a monument of affection and gratitude” by ordering a statue of the man, “to be of the finest marble and best workmanship.” It was apparent that there were no American sculptors up to the task, so Governor Benjamin Harrison asked America’s ambassadors in Paris, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, to select one.
The reason to assume that the sculpture is an emblem of American culture is..
This is an account of the collaboration between the two of us—Scott Nolley, the project’s chief conservator, and Tracy Kamerer, the state art collection’s curator—which developed more information about this emblem of American culture.In 1784, after Washington left the army’s service to return to private pursuits, the Virginia legislature resolved to honor him with “a monument of affection and gratitude” by ordering a statue of the man, “to be of the finest marble and best workmanship.”It was apparent that there were no American sculptors up to the task, so Governor Benjamin Harrison asked America’s ambassadors in Paris, ThomasJefferson and BenjaminFranklin, to select one.
The author's attitude toward the selection of non-American sculptor is...
My kids ENJOYED SWIMMING IN THE POOL, WATCHING TV, AND, PARTICULARLY, TO PLAY TENNIS outside.
Jack can earn an MBA unless he does poorly on the GMAT or does not get a financial aid.
Which of the following statements cannot be validly drawn from the above statements ?
There has been a significant increase in prices for DVD movies this year. Companies describe the necessity for these increases to the easy availability of recording devices, which enable people simply to copy the movie they want rather than buying the disk.
Which of the following, if it is a fact, would make this explanation more plausible?
The main reason for abnormal program termination is insufficient resources. RAM and video are the two main components, and network card or modem are unimportant. Besides the hardware,type of operation system is important but, of course there are versions for Mac and Windows computers.
Given the above information which of the following statements is correct?
Creation of joint venture in Russia is perspective, despite problems you might face with. Five years, we registered company in Hungary (during political and economical reforms) and that location has been generating profits ever since.
Which of the following is the author of the above argument trying to imply?
The legalization of drugs in Canada is started. Now it's allowed to buy opium under prescription in special stores. This decision was made under recommendations of respectable professionals who has experience of dealing with difficult patients. We know these doctors understand the issue and would not propose something that is likely to be harmful. Therefore this project of legalization of drugs is going to be useful and successful.
In presenting his position the author does which of the following ?
If a person studies five hours a day for the GMAT, his score will be no less than 720. Every student at Insead scored no less than 720. Thus, Mike who is studying at Insead must have studied at least five hours a day.
The reasoning in the argument above is flawed because...
Five years ago the total share of personal, corporate and property taxes was 75 % of nations GDP. Now that share has decreased to 69%.
Which of the following can be properly inferred from the information above ?
Vitamin B has benefits, but beyond 1 gram a day, the benefits you can expect to derive BY TAKING EVEN MORE WOULD BE NEGLIGIBLE.
Production of DVD players HAS INCREASED MORE THAN THREE TIMES in this decade.
AS BEING IN CHILDHOOD, I liked playing chess.Index