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Question by Gart888: Where can i find a dictionary of acoustic sound speeds for different materials?
A prof who I am working for needs an extensive list of acoustic sound speeds of different materials. This list/dictionary must be from a source reputable enough to use in a scientific publication. Online versions or hard copy versions are acceptable. Anyone have any ideas? Google and wikipedia let me down.
Ok, those answers were kinda on the right track, but i guess i wasnt specific enough with my first question.
I’m looking for the speed of sound in as many FLUIDS as we can find. The more the better.
Thanks for the effort even if you dont find what i’m looking for.
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Answer by Jorge S
did you check yahoo search, or a library website?
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Question by Tashi: How can you record a person’s accent without them reading a whole dictionary?
My grandmother has a fantastic accent that is a combination of Malaysian and British. I would like to record it, and am wondering if there is a shorter way to do it than just handing her a dictionary. If you know of one, please be as specific as possible. Thanks!
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Answer by 涅隊長 (kurotsuchi-taichou)
The best way I can think of is have her speak the sentence at http://accent.gmu.edu/ and then it will be on the internet forever
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Question by victoria: How does a mobile dictionary works and how it was developed?
I am planning to make a thesis(research) regarding mobile dictionary so i wanted to know how it was developed, what programming language was used, the design and the logic of creating it. I’m hoping for your response. thank you!
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Answer by Twisted Hardware
Nokia phones use “ISA Platfrom” operating system and it’d not licensed to any no because it’s a by Nokia and ther for no public API for it. Programmers you J2ME (Micro Java) to develop softwares for Nokia phones.
It uses a numbers input and change it into words list. Ever word has a rank in the list. For example:
If you type 64 this could mean “in”, “do” or “im” the dictionary will choose “in” because it has the highest rank under “64″ but will give you the option to select from the matches.
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Question by Help!: Does anyone know any websites of a spanish dictionary but with spanish definitions?
I don’t need Spanish to English translations. I need a free online Spanish dictionary that gives out definitions in Spanish. Please someone find me one!
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Answer by JOHN B
Try BABEL FISH in your search engine, i have found them very helpful.
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Question by jadini: What is the name of a good Scrabble dictionary?
I play scrabble a lot and need a good dictionary to make my game better. I know they exist but I haven’t found one at the local book store yet.
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Answer by laburnic
Scrabble tournaments use the official Scrabble dictionary.
If you’re interested in Scrabble, I highly recommend Stefan Fatsis’ journey through the world of Scrabble tournaments.
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Shining a light on the winter blues
“Cold.” “Like you want to hibernate.” Those were some of the answers Gale Paulsen, marketing manager at the Souderton office of Bayada Nurses, got when she asked at the onset of a recent presentation at Encore Experiences in Harleysville what attendees thought of when she said the word “winter.”
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Season wrap: How the Huskies got to this point
PISCATAWAY, NJ – OCTOBER 08: Cody Endres #12 of the Connecticut Huskies throws a pass against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Rutgers Stadium on October 8, 2010 in Piscataway, New Jersey.
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Shining a light on the winter blues
“Cold.” “Like you want to hibernate.” Those were some of the answers Gale Paulsen, marketing manager at the Souderton office of Bayada Nurses, got when she asked at the onset of a recent presentation at Encore Experiences in Harleysville what attendees thought of when she said the word “winter.”
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Question by magician668: How Would You Try to Revise a Definition in the Dictionary?
I believe some terms in the dictionary should be revised, updated, and changed, but I don’t know who to ask, what protocol to follow, or what to do to change it. Does anyone know?
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Answer by wampum15
Write the editor of Webster’s and explain your reasons.
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Watch your step
Any right arising from an injury suffered on a premises belonging to someone else depends on a number of factors.
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The Curious Case of Brian Alexik
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – On the evening of April 19, Brian Alexik decided to run.
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Cambridge Project To Preserve Rare Indian Languages
LONDON, Dec 13 (Bernama) — A unique project has been launched by the University of Cambridge to provide public access to languages in India and elsewhere that are endangered and are part of the world’s disappearing spoken traditions, Press Trust of India (PTI) reported.
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