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I'm graduate student in Japan chiba.
I major robotics.
I want to study english.
so I want friends who speak English.
But if you want to study japanese, I can help you at any country people.
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- "use" or "are used"? I have a question about a sentence below. All our products are manufactured to the highest standards, and only use ingredients that have been grown in the USA. In this case I think "are used" is correct. Because the subject for use is our products(as long as i think) so that subject isn't human... Hmm, are my sentences make sense...? I thought making question is difficult for me XDFebruary 26, 201290
- how do you read this? In the third phase they begin with a form two-thirds of the way to the adult form (Fig. S2 K and O), and in the fourth phase begin and end in the adult form. I'm translating this↓ paper into japanese but I don't uderstand a sentence in this http://www.pnas.org/content/108/4/1234.short I don't understand this part. "a form two-thirds of the way to the adult form" I think I should read as "a form which has two-thirds of the way to the adult form" how do you read this?December 5, 201120
- Please spite and transform into easy english.... I'm reading a paper. But it consist of full of confusing english... help! Aside from the possibility of modularity, it is conjectured that robustness was increased because controllers evolved in ancestral robots with different body plans had to maintain the desired behavior over a wider range of sensor-motor relationships than controllers evolved in robots with fixed body plans.December 5, 201130
- How do you read this sentence? what is the subject and verb at the part of the sentence(I don't understand the part where I enclosed using """")? I'm really confusing Xd I don't understand this sentence at all.. In the first task environment the light source was placed 20 m directly in front of the robot; in the second through fifth task environments the light source was placed 20 m away and π∕16, 2π∕16, 3π∕16, and 4π∕16 radians to its front and left, respectively, ""thereby increasingly challenging robots to turn during movement while maintaining balance (Fig. 1 B, D, F, and H). ""December 2, 201140
- "in which" I'm wondering about the way of using "in which" for example, following sentence. I know this sentence can separate 2 sentences. but if you separate this into two, where "in" locates in separated sentence? The method introduced here follows a biologically inspired approach to robotics in which populations of simulated robots undergo evolutionary pressure favoring some desired behavioNovember 29, 201120

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