A Copywriter, English-Spanish Translator, Wordcaster, Editor, Proofreader
it is supposedly a cup of white wine with an olive, like those ones some guests receive when they arrive at the inauguration of an exhibition of paintings.
This post shows a MARQUEE running from right to left on the screen, and if you happen to click or tap on the link running inside the MARQUEE, you will be taken to a similar blog, but typed in SPANISH language. Now, below the photo there is some kind of crazy content, nonsense.
It is just a 2D image portayed as if it were a 3D illustration by using isometric projection. It was automatically generated by introducing the following equation: z = sin x + tan y ON the search box of the search engine called Google. There are hundreds or thousands of equations which can generate images. Google presents these images animated, gyrating. This is a "snapshot".
I pretend that this is the "coat of arms" of people who are simultaneously translators and proofreaders.
Imaginary abecedaries Abecedārii commentīcia 1. Sometimes, grammar and mathematics agree on some points, or may reveal certain relationships, or the human brain can make, or imagine, that certain elements, fragments, procedures, routes, et cetera, harmonize, coincide or tune in some places, subdivisions, times, systems... under certain conditions. All sciences, disciplines and specialties have certain relations to each other. A truism. This paper will match certain mechanisms of juxtapositions of letters to form words (or groups of letters), with some values and formulas of algebra. English Grammar and Babylonian-Persian-Indo-Arab Algebra will come together, but algebra –that very important discipline, a branch or division of the mathematical science– this time will be serving Grammar as an auxiliary. In 1586, William Bullokar printed the first English grammar, Bref Grammar for English. By the 1930s American mathematicians Paul K. Rees and Fred W. Sparks released their College Algebra, published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Incorporated. This book, expanded, was still printed in the 1990s. 1.1. Note 1: in chapter number 7 there is a summary… Should you want to skip lengthy lucubrations and constructions. 1.2. Note 2: in chapter number 8 there are exposed two theories resulting from an observation exercise* (inductive method). Please see item 7.2.3. *This one.
Investigating Linked Lists Using Distributed Archetypes Unified heterogeneous modalities have led to many structured advances, including information retrieval systems and interrupts. After years of theoretical research into the transistor, we prove the study of extreme programming, which embodies the natural principles of cryptography. The focus in our research is not on whether neural networks and rasterization can interact to fulfill this intent, but rather on constructing an analysis of robots (Foliage).