16UNDERSTANDING ENTITIES THROUGH OBJECTS

relationships that you find in theinformation.• Chronological Sentences:Look for clue words and phrases suchas after, before, first, next, last, during,finally, earlier, later, since, and then.✔Summarize• Describe the main idea and how the details support it.• Use your own words to explain what you[r]

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Prior to proceeding with this tutorial, you should have:
1. Installed Surpac v6.0 or later.
2. A good understanding of basic Surpac concepts.
3. A good understanding of Surpac Block Modelling concepts, especially the estimation process for
ordinary kriging.
4. A good understanding of geostatist[r]

In the 1 – 7 band, students’ answers are likely to be characterised by the poor logicalexpression of ideas and the use of a limited range of conceptual terms, perhaps often usedimprecisely and/or inaccurately. Spelling, punctuation and grammar may show seriousdeficiencies and frequent errors, perhap[r]

the part of either the student or the teacher. A l l technical termscan be understood from the context or from accompanyingillustrations. The course can, therefore, be used w i t h confidenceby general English teachers w h o have little technical knowledge.2. The vocabularyN o attempt has been made[r]

English Banana.comTest Your Vocabulary SkillsUnderstanding Quantities 2Complete the sentences below using one of these words:plot spot vase pad flagon kernel spoonful tinbundle pan sachet jar pocketful pile barrel1.A ______________________ of medicine.2.A ______________________ of baked beans.3.A __[r]