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    Do I need the "in" between "blinking red"? Hi, do I need the "in" in a sentence like this: The LED will be blinking (in) red. Can I leave it out? Thanks a lot in advance :)
    July 6, 2020
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    Hallo Michael, thank you for your answer! I wrote about a cover sheet (not a cover like a book cover, sorry for that), so it is a sheet of paper. It is not transparent but white with some additional information about the content of the chapter which follows this overlay sheet. And it is a chapter in a user manual (at least it's called "chapter" :D) which I try to translate.
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    June 17, 2020
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    Overlay or Overlay Sheet? Hi, is there a difference between an "overlay" and an "overlay sheet"? Both are used for a cover. I need it to describe a paper cover for a specific chapter. Which fits better?
    June 17, 2020
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    Difference between 'to refrigerate', 'to frigerate' and 'to cool'? Hi everyone, is there a difference between the verbs 'refrigerate', 'frigerate' and 'cool'? They all seem to have the meaning "to cool down", but is it correct? Or do some of them have other meanings? Does probably one of them mean "to freeze sth." (like not simply to cool down, but to make ice of it)?
    July 26, 2019
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    Thanks everyone for your comments! I wish you a really nice weekend! :)
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    July 26, 2019
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    Fault triggered or initiated? Hi everyone, which verb fits "fault"? What I've found is "a fault was triggered/initiated", but what is the difference between them? Thank you!
    July 22, 2019
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    Can I say "a built-up oxygen concentration"? Hello, is it possible to say "a built-up oxygen concentration" when it was raised over some time? I'm looking for a word to describe the concentration. Thank you for your answers and other suggestions! :)
    December 12, 2018
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    Thanks for your answers! But I'm not talking about a person here but a programmable logic controller (PLC).
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    November 7, 2018
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    The meaning of the word "supervise" with a PLC Is it possible to say that a PLC supervises a process without adding the words "controls and monitors the process"? In the Oxford Dictionary (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/supervise) it's said: "supervise: Observe and direct the execution of (a task or activity)" To me it means that the word "supervise" can replace the words "controls and monitors" if I talk about the programmable logic controller (PLC). Am I correct?
    November 6, 2018
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    Thank you! :)
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    October 5, 2018
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