Deities such as Poseidon would soon supplant him as the dominant sea god of Greek mythology.
- 그리스 신화에서는 포세이돈과 같은 신들이 곧 그를 대신해서 바다를 지배자가 된다.
Proteus had one distinctive trait that made him.
- 프로테우스는 독특한 특징을 가지고 있었다.
This has led to the use of the term "protean" by modern biologists to describe organisms with similar abilities.
- 이는 현대의 생물학자들에게 '변화무쌍한' 이라는 단어를 비슷한 능력을 가지는 생물체를 묘사할때 사용하도록 하였습니다.
One order of organisms that kind of epitomizes this trait is the octopus.
- 이러한 특징을 전형적으로 보여주는 생물이 바로 문어 입니다.
The secret behind this remarkable color-shifting ability is the fact that all octopuses possess special cell called, chromatophores. These are pigment containing.
- 이러한 색변화능력의 뒤에는 모든 문어들이 가지고 있는 색소체가 있다. 이들은 색소를 포함하고 있다.
When it comes to changing color, no other organism is as effective or as versatile as an octopus.
- 색변화에 있어서는 문어만큼 효과적이고 다양한 생물이 없다.
Each chromatophore cell contains three malleable compartments.
- 각 색소체들은 세가지 변하기 쉬운 부분을 가지고 있다.
They can radically transfor not only their shape, but their size as well.
- 그들은 모양뿐만 아니라 크기까지도 확연하게 바꿀 수 있다.
This may be a bit of a review for some of you, but, well, bear with me.
- 이건 몇몇에겐 이미 익숙한 사실이겠지만.. 참고 들어주세요.
It has cartilage.
- 그것은 물렁뼈를 가지고 있습니다.
By distending small sections of its skin, and using color-shading to enhance the effect, the octopus can make the texture of its skin resemble almost any surface.
- 피부 일부분을 팽창시키고 피부 명암을 이용해서 효과를 증폭시킴으로써, 문어는 거의 모든 표면과 비슷한 피부 질감을 만들어낼 수 있다.
Discharging ink cloud is more of a last resort.
- 먹물을 뿜는것은 마지막 수단에 가깝다.
Not only does this distract the predator, but it also create propulsive force, allowing the octopus to quickly escape.
- 이는 천적을 혼란시킬 뿐 아니라, 추진력을 만들어서 문어가 빠르게 도망칠 수 있게 해준다.
It's more cost-effective as well because it centralizes all your marketing activities on the subset of prospective customers that are most likely to purchase your product or service.
- 그것은 또한 비용 효율적이기도 하다. 왜냐하면, 그것은 너의 모든 마케팅 활동을 너의 제품이나 서비스를 구매할 것 같은 잠재적인 고객의 일부에게 집중 할 수 있도록 해주기 때문이다.
It is a objective of market segmentation - obtaining and retaining a set of customers.
- 고객을 얻고 유지하는것이 market segmentation의 목적이다.
Are you fresh out of college?
- 대학을 졸업한지 얼마 안됐니?
Finally, your market segmentation has to be substantial.
When you do something aweful to others, like still their money or still their wallet, you can say pleasure doing business with you.
When you are being sarcastic, you would say pleasure doing business with you.
2) Wait up! = wait please
3) not made of money
This is way of saying you have no money. If your little kid asks you to buy some toy, instead saying you don't have money, you can say I'm not made of money.
4) to have a soft spot for something - to like something
5) That came out wrong - I didn't mean that
You don't think you said correctly, or maybe you offended someone you dind't want to, then you can say "Oh I'm sorry. That came out wrong"
It seems simple enough: “to comprise” means “to contain” (1), as in “The house comprises seven rooms.” In other words, this house has or contains seven rooms. When you use “comprise,” you’re talking about all the parts that make up something. Usually. More on that a little later.
The important thing to remember whenyou’reusing the word “comprise” is that the item that is the whole shebang comes first in the sentence; second come the items that are its parts. For example, you might say, “A full pack comprises 52 cards.” The pack is the whole shebang, so it comes first in the sentence. It would be wrong to say, “Fifty-two cards comprise a full pack.” Likewise, America comprises 50 states, not fifty states comprise America. In this sentence, America is the whole shebang, so it comes first in the sentence. The whole comprises the parts.
The Meaning of “Compose”
The fly in the ointment as far as the word “comprise” goes is the similar-sounding word “compose,” which means “to make up,” as in “Many ethnic groups compose our nation.”
Notice in this sentence that the parts come before the whole. If you wanted to start the sentence with the words “our nation,” guess which verb you’d have to use instead? Our friend “comprise”: “Our nation comprises many ethnic groups.” So, the parts compose the whole, but the whole comprises the parts.
“Is Comprised Of” and “Is Composed Of”
Now let’s talk about the phrases “is comprised of” and “is composed of.” One of these is allowed, and one is not. The one you can say is “is composed of,” so you could say, “Our nation is composed of many ethnic groups.” On the other hand, mostgrammar sourcesI checked (2, 3, 4) agree that “is comprised of” is an incorrect phrase. Just as you can’t say, “The house includes of seven rooms,” you can’t say, “The house is comprised of seven rooms” (5). You have to say, “The house comprises seven rooms.”
How to Use “Comprise”
At first, we said that “comprise” means “contain,” but in her bookWoe Is Ithe respected grammar writer Patricia O'Connor muddies the issue when she lists “to include” as a definition (7). This suggests that there could be more parts to the whole, contradicting the idea that when you use “comprise” you’re talking about all the parts.
If we use this definition, does it mean we could say, “The house comprises at least five rooms”? It would seem to make sense if we substitute the word “include” in this sentence. “The house includes at least five rooms.” Perhaps Fowler’s, another trusted resource, can help us. It states “the whole comprises all the parts.” The word “all” there seems pretty definitive.
On the other hand, theAmerican Heritage Dictionaryreveals that “comprise” means “to consist of,” to be composed of,” “to include,” and “to contain” (8). It goes on to clarify matters in its definition of “include”: “Comprise usually implies that all of the components are stated” (9). Notice that it said “usually.” It seems that to use “comprise” you must be talking about all the parts that make up something, but perhaps occasionally you can use it if more parts might be lurking somewhere.
* Scripts are made by my own hearing. They might include many mishearing & typo. I'm asking for understanding about my poor English. Thank you.
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We are finally in an election year. So for main story tonight, let's look out voting. The cornerstone of an American democracy. The unshakable principle. The everyone should have an equal vote even idiots. Even this guy.
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Now I know it's painful but he's vote should count as much as yours. It should count as much as the president's. That is what America is all about. Now in recent year, some states have made voting easier for instance three states now hold their elections almost entire by mail, and thrity states plus D.C. now let you resister to vote online.
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Sadly, others have gone in the opposite direct because depending on who you are and where you live you may face new obstacles to voting this November thanks to among other thing the Supreme Court decision to weaken Voting Right Acts. For instance, since 2011 seven state have curtailed early voting and thriteen have added requirement to voters show some kind of ID at the polls, and the lawmakers pushing those voter ID law claimed that they have just simple common sense measures.
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It is common sense that you would use your picture ID to protect integrity of the voting process.
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It's an ID. Everyone has an ID. The people that are homeless, the people that go to vote they get sick, they go to the hospital, they buy..buy stuff. They need ID.
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I'm proud North Carolina has joined the thrity four other states to enact a common sense voter ID law that dose.. is it going to impact a significant amount of North Carolinian
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Oh, it's not goint to impact a significant number of North Carolinian. Oh. that's fine. Although by that standard you can also say we're going to incinerate everyone 19 warrant. That's not a significant number of people but you are gonna have a pretty justfiably upset warrant basy on your hand, that ?? significant to him.
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Becuase not everyone actually does have ID. In Texas alone at least half a million resistered voters did not have form of ID necessary to vote. North Carolina and Wisconsin have roughly 300,000 voters at peace with neither driver's license nor state's ID and in Verginia an estimated 200,000 voters may not have one and if you think about it. You probably know at least one person who doesn't have ID whether it's your grandma who had her license taken away, your recluse uncle who rollerblades everywhere or your cousin lost his license after 3rd DUI(Driving Under the Influence). Come on Jace, you can't fool of breathalyzer about whispering the words 'soba' into it.
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And even if you try to obtain an ID just in order to vote, it can be difficult. This story about the Pennsylvania woman went through when her state ID was in effect. 68 years old Duglas Clark was turned down three times applying for her Pennsylvania voter ID card and every time she says the state wanted another document. Original birth certificate, original social security card, then she needed her husband's death certificate when a clerk demanded proof of her married name. You feel like why am I going through all these things. I'm not a Bin Laden's wife.
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Wait, Bin Laden's wife. That's a strange way to frame it. Why not saying Osama Bin Laden was AMAL-AL-SADAH's husband or Siham Sabar's husband or Khairiah Sabar's husband. Hashtag Osama Bin Laden and Hashtag Feminism. Yet none of these difficulties seem to trouble legislators like Wisconsin's Joel Kleefisch who argued for a strict ID law by pointing out his state photo ID requirement to buy sudafed.
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I find it frustrating that so many of the same people who today are telling us that the photo ID is just too gosh darn much to maintain integrity of the ballotand those same people, two sessions ago, made sure those same people, many of the same people in this room made sure two sessions ago that you have to have photo ID to buy stuffy nose medicine.
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Ok. Ok. Couple of things there. First, that bill designed to help curtail Wisconsin's meth problem and second the voting is a right. If you've taken away you ruined democracy. If you've taken away someone's sudafed the only thing you will ruin is their sleeves and in some part of the country the offices that issue ID are hardly ever open. In 2012 the study found that Wisconsin, Alabama, and Mississippi fewer than half of all ID issuing offices in the state are open five days a week. And a Sauk City in Wisconsin just a few district over from where that business casual Kevin Smith lives. The ID office is only open on the 5th Wednesday every month and only four month in 2016 even have 5 Wednesday. Oh don't worry. There is a rhyme. March, June, August, November have 5 Wednesday but remember if you come on days not those fuck you ? fucking closed.
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(Cannot hear due to the loud applause.) You know ?? studies have shown these restrictions tend to disproportionately impact African American and Latino voters. Texas for instance, experts found that African American voters were nearly twice as likely to lack voter ID. Latinos were nearly half times as likely. It's just one of those things white people seem to be more likely to have. Like sunburn or an Oska nomination. So, what are we doing this? If you listen to legislators who helped pass these laws that are say they are necessary to prevent fraud. Here is a co-sponsor of Texas's voter ID law. Debbie Riddle.
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The very freedom of our nation is based on the integrity of our ballot box and if danger so ...?? voting can occur. That means your vote can be stolen and simply showing an identification is not too much to ask. Are you sure about that though? Don't ate fisher on the subway is not too much to ask. Never start the Facebook status 'that moment when' is not too much to ask. Requiring ID can actually asking a lot. And as the fraudulent elections well let's look at that for a moment because while American history is littered with vote-buying, vote-tampering, and ballot box stuffing. Voter ID doesn't prevent those crimes. The only crime prevent is voter in personation. One person showing up to the polls, pretending to be someone may not. which is pretty stupid crime cause you have to stand in the line, at a polling place and risk five years imprison and a 10,000 dollar fine or to cost one probably not consequential extra votes. In terms of pointless crime is right up there with forging a Bed Bath Beyond coupon. So lot of trouble with low reward. And yet people insist that this happens a lot.
