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Just starting to learn Russian. I took a world regional geography class and was intrigued by the cyrillic alphabet. Здравствуйте!
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    Audio steganography

    My graduate work is to make research into a part of information security which is called information hiding.
    I use echo signals for embedding a digital watermark into an audio signal. It might be any music, songs , speech and so forth. For example, we can use two echo signals with different delays.  People's ears can't recognise recognize echo when delay is very short, but there are two contradictory factors.
    The more amplitude the echo is has, the better for our system, becouse because extracting is mor easily easier. On the other hand, a large amplitude affects sound quolity quality. For instance, when the amplitude is too big, it's possible to hear some sizzle and other distoration distortion of music.
    There are many contradictoring factors, and one of my purposes is to find balance between them.
    In conclusion, let me say that there is much work to do in this area, and I hope I will have done at least small part of it when I end my time at the university.

     

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    March 12, 2014
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    If the person is aware that you are speaking about your essay than using "it" is fine, otherwise specify with "my essay."
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    January 14, 2012
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    Most likely they say, "What's that?" or "Huh?" In American English the 'T' in words can get lost or under pronounced as "D" making it sound like "Wha's that?" Also some might use "waz"... such as "Waz up?!" in stead of "What's up?!" when asking how someone is doing - which by the way is basically a way to say "hi" because unless you know a person real well (such as close friends and family) no one really cares to hear how someone is ACTUALLY doing/feeling.
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    January 14, 2012
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    To talk someone through would mean give to give direction while something is being done by another person. If I didn't know how to make coffee, someone might "talk me through it" telling me step-by-step how to measure the coffee, add water, and start the machine for example
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    October 2, 2011
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    August 3, 2011
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    August 1, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello!
    My name is Pollyana, but everybody calls me Polly. I`m Brazilian.
    I joined this community, because I want to meet people who can help me in with my English learning and of course make new friends. A I`m also willing to help people interested in learning Portuguese.
    I hope to enjoy a lot on this space!

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    August 1, 2011
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    3-20. О Себе 1. Я живу в маленьком штате. 2. Я живу в маленьком городе. 3. Я живу в старом городе. 4. Я живу в некрасивом городе. 5. Я учусь в маленьком университете. 6. Я живу в доме. 7. Я жила в Оклахоме штате. 8. Я жила в Эдмонде городе.
    August 1, 2011
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    Past Tense 1. В университете мы изучали английский язык. 2. Раньше Виктор хорошо говорил и понимал по-английски. 3. В школе Лена очень хорошо читала и писала по-французски. 4. Папа раньше понимал по-китайски. 5. - Ирина Павловна, вы изучали немецкий язык? - Да, в университете мы изучали и немецкий, и гранцузский языки. Я неплохо читала но-немецки, но по-гранцузски нисала очень плохо. 6. - Витя, ты жил в общебитии? - Да, в университете я бил в общежитии. Многие студенты там жили. 7. - Кто жил в Германии? - Мы там жили.
    August 1, 2011
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    According to dictionary.com, either is correct. In school we were taught to NOT pronounce the "t", however, there are very many people who use the "t" and would think nothing about it if you use it.
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    January 11, 2011
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