Manuel Mosquera abril, 2008
EJERCICIOS TIPO EXAMEN 2
FRASES NOMINALES Y DESCRIPCIONES BREVES
PARTE
I. TRADUZCA LAS SIGUIENTES FRASES NOMINALES
1.- Decreased
turn-down time
2.- Invertir
output voltaje
3.- Complex-to-master techniques
4.-
Additional pull-down resistor
5.-
shaking-up norms
6.- additional x.25-like
error-free
7.- modular circuit
construction
8.- iron-cooling tools
9.- air
conditioning system
10.- computer-aided
design
11.- computers-crazy
scientist
12.- leakproof company
techniques
13.- the
normal procedures of steel factories
14.- gas welding equipment
PARTE
II. IDENTIFIQUE LAS FRASES NOMILAES Y TRADUZCA LAS ORACIONES COMPLETAS
1.- She
wrote a 3-page double-spaced typewriten essay
2.- they
don`t use the shop`s proceed-to-transmit signal in that computer
3.- He can
have a long-term payment loan in that drive-in bank
4.- They
check all garbage disposal ducts once a week
5.- thay
had some plastic two-foot long shelves.
6.- the
high-power cooling-off period training systems desired reactions had a
satisfactory average.
PARTE
III. REALICE
1.- coaxial
attenuators
2.- data
MODEM
3.- Liquid
electric tape
4.- trunking
radio
5.- talk-around
mode
PARTE IV. REALICE
1.- In a trunk radio system, all users share a pool of frequencies from
five up to a maximum of twenty-eight. Users are assigned a "group id"
and field radios are programmed to only pick-up transmissions for that group. A
computer, called the "site controller", automatically assigns a
frequency for users belonging to the same group to communicate with each other.
This is done over a data channel called the "control channel", which
carries data that tells field radios what frequency they are on. Trunk radio
systems may have one or more control channels and may rotate them every
24-hours.
2.-
Using ACT’s WAN PMC family of adapter cards can now enable multiple I/O
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Manuel Mosquera abril, 2008