Name in full? Full name? Hi, When trying to write curriculum vitae, I saw 'Name in Full' in example C.V. Can anyone tell the difference between name in full and full name? Thanks,

Help! Does this sentence make sense to you? Hi, Please read the sentence below and tell me if "ground" in the sentence makes sense. If it does, what does it mean there? "Cover plate was installed on top of 1st ring girder to boost the appearance, and it will not cause or ground to the venting capacity during operation period." Thanks a lot,

What does "neither required nor prohibited" mean? Hi, I have a quick question. As I read some code, I'm having hard time understanding this sentence. "PWHT is neither required nor prohibited" (FYI, PWHT is some kind of heat treatment for steels) Does it mean, it doesn't really matter if PWHT is applied or not? Thanks in advance!

What does "within these limits" refer to in this context? Hello, I keep reading this one over and over again but still not getting it.. So please help! What does "within these limits" refer to in below context? -Context- Permanent attachments may be welded directly to the shell with fillet welds having a maximum leg dimension of 13 mm. The edge of any permanent attachment welds shall be at least 75 mm from the horizontal joints of the shell and at least 150 mm from the vertical joints, insert-plate joints, or reinforcing-plate fillet welds. Permanent attachment welds may cross shell horizontal or vertical butt welds providing the welds are continuous "within these limits" and the angle of incidence between the two welds is greater than or equal to 45 degrees. Thanks in advance,

What is the difference between "prior to" and "in prior to" ? What is the difference between "prior to" and "in prior to" ? Do both mean "before"? Also, please check if this sentence is correct. "On-site welding shall be done prior to the floating test." Thanks,

Worth vs Worthwhile What is the difference between 'worth' and 'worthwhile'? Always confused.. For example, "The conference I attended yesterday was worthwhile." or "I went the conference yesterday and it was worth." Which one is correct? or any better sentence? Thanks in advance!

How do I pronounce 'r' in Malay? Hi, I just began to learn Malay. Regarding speaking, I am having difficulties to pronounce some words properly. Here is my question. How do I pronounce 'r' in Malay? Thanks in advance.