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People see and hear the dozens of different information every day by radio, television and published information. 98 per cent of this information is not perceived. In this situation the advertisement should have effect on different client’s organs of senses, such as osmetic, visual and tactile senses. Advertisement can use some secrets of printing. Aroma printing is the printing with application of aromatic inks and lacquers.

Die W?rter einer Sprache stehen nicht einzeln, sondern lassen sich zu bestimmten Gruppen zusammenfassen. Dabei ist nicht der konkrete semantische Inhalt eines Wortes entscheiden, sondern dessen abstrakte grammatische Bedeutung. Solche Wortgruppen nennt man Wortarten. Eine Wortart fasst W?rter zusammen, die durch bestimmte gemeinsame Merkmale gekennzeichnet sind. Diese Merkmale sind: 1) die gemeinsame grammatische Bedeutung; 2) die gleichen grammatischen Kategorien; 3) die gleichen syntaktischen Funktionen; 4) die Art der Wortbildung.

British banking giant Barclays is quitting the Russian retail scene, citing various local problems. Barclays is following in the footsteps of Spain’s Santander, Belgian KBC Group and Swedish Swedbank, which have also recently announced they plan to exit the Russian retail sector.

Baroque in European culture takes period in extension with one and a half century. Human of baroque period is not image of God, a criterion or standard of beauty as it was in Renaissance, but first of all a being capable to feel and suffer, possessing infinite imagination.
Artistic style of baroque, which came for replacement of Renaissance in the second half of 16 century, was extraordinary showed in musical art. For baroque is characteristic to internal, spiritual life of human, and music was able to reflect this part of period. Moreover, musicians of this period tried to show internal emotional experiences of human. And it became not enough to consider relation of all mankind with God. And it’s much more interesting relations with him of individual person and his feelings in this or that occasion.

The Modern English perfect forms have been the subject of a lengthy discussion which has not so far brought about a definite result. The difficulties inherent in these forms are plain enough and may best be illustrated by the present perfect. This form contains the present of the verb have and is called present perfect, yet it denotes an action which no longer takes place, and it is (almost always) translated into Russian by the past tense, e. g. has written — написал, has arrived — приехал, etc.

Bill Gates (William Henry Gates III) - the richest man in the world, the computer magnate, founder and owner of Microsoft. His first computer program Gates created in 13 years. He loves cars, boats and play poker. He was venturesome in to manic, and a passion for competition draws him more money. He never ate at home because he did not want to waste time on cooking.

Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller was born at home on September 15, 1890. She was the third child of Frederick Alvah and Clarissa Beochmer Miller. Her father was an American who had been living in England for twenty years. Her mother was English. Agatha lived at Ashfield in Torquay.


When Agatha was 11, her father died. Before his death, he had begun teaching her arithmetic. Agatha never went to school. Her mother believed education destroyed the brain and ruined the eyes. She taught Agatha history.


After the death of her father, Agatha was taken to arithmetic classes twice a week. At 16, she attended finishing school in Paris, where she remained for two years. She spoke French and German.

Kirchhoff's Law:


emissivity equals absorptivity, so that an object that does not absorb all incident light will also emit less radiation than an ideal black body.

Bentley Motors Limited is a British manufacturer of automobiles founded on 18 January 1919 by Walter Owen Bentley (known as W.O. Bentley or just "W"). Bentley had been previously known for his range of rotary aero-engines in World War I. Perhaps the most iconic model of the period is the 4 1/2 -litre "Blower Bentley". It became famous in popular media as the vehicle of James Bond in the original novels, but not in film.

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