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http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/BGH/reynolds.html
- http://galileo.phys.virginia.edu/classes/311/notes/fluids2/node4.html
- http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1827702182265329855# 1. Objective
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a group discussion, people can naturally learn about getting along well with each other and can be sociable. They are also able to take advantage of the wide range of communication skills. - the effects of the automobile
- university students should be required to attend classes
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discussion. STEVE: What a drag! Dont people ask questions? JAN : Oh, yeah, once in a blue moon. But I always see an awful lot of people doodling, and I can tell their minds are wandering. Do you have any classes like that? JAN : 음. 이 커피 굉장히 강하다. STEVE: 나는 그런 방식 좋아해. JAN : 나도
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ended questions.
The questionnaire was administered to 4 groups of respondents- 2 groups from EAPⅠand 2 groups from EAPⅡ. This group of administrators went to each class to distribute the survey and nobody was insisted. ● Introduction
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s an elementary school teacher says that it\'s like a mole catching game to make students keep quiet. Children are bound to be curious about anything around them, and to ask a question incessantly. And they are in need of continuous attention and instructions. The SW may be useful for the higher cla
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