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d’entraînement à la lecture qui les aideront à comprendre les textes proposés dans le manuel. Ils mettront ainsi en place des stratégies transférables. – Les pages Improve your reading skills proposent une aide méthodologique en contexte à l’aide de supports en relation avec l’unité. Elles servent aussi à consolider les acquis. – Reading corner : plusieurs textes longs sont proposés dans le manuel, les fiches photocopiables sont fournies sur le site compagnon avec leurs corrigés. – Préparation à l’épreuve

Le Code de la Propriété Intellectuelle n’autorise, aux termes de l’article L. 122-5, que les copies ou reproductions strictement réservées à l’usage du copiste et non destinées à une utilisation collective, d’une part, et, d’autre part, que les analyses et les courtes citations dans un but d’exemple et d’illustration. Une représentation ou reproduction sans autorisation de l’éditeur ou du Centre Français d’Exploitation du droit de Copie (20, rue des Grands-Augustins, 75006 Paris) constituerait une

Listen and repeat words Derek Gillian Part 1 Derek Gillian Part 1 (end) Derek Gillian Part 2 Derek Gillian Part 3 Derek Gillian Part 4 Derek Gillian Part 5 Pronunciation of sounds [aυ] [oυ] [eə] [aiə] Stressed syllables in individual words Sentence reading (stressed syllables) Vocabulary – Pronunciation Listen to a speech on Water Day Speech on Water Day Part 1 Speech on Water Day Part 2 Speech on Water Day Part 3 Speech on Water Day Part 4 Speech on Water Day – Stressed words Rising and falling intonation

(état capteurs + alarmes, (diagnostic))  But : diagnostic correct  Critère : ?     5 Apprentissage Statistique - P. Gallinari Exemples - problèmes d'apprentissage Modélisation d'utilisateur  Données : (Traces utilisateur)  But : analyser/ modéliser le comportement de l'utilisateur      Critère : ? Evaluation : ? Example Google Now  6 Exemples : ciblage clientèle, aide navigation, publicité, recommandation, assistants personnels e.g. Google now Google Now keeps track

won the Nobel Prize for his poetry collection Gitanjali (“Song Offerings”) in 1913. Although he wrote in Bengali, like the other writers, the language in which he acquired his worldwide fame was English. Also like many of them, he was eagerly sought after as a spokesman on Indian affairs. And like all of them, he drew both on the traditional culture of South Asia and that of Europe in creating his works. His works make a good starting point for the study of South Asian fiction in English because it

contributing some of the case histories used in this book, and our editor, Jane Tyrrell, whose thoughtful work brought greater clarity to the endeavour. INTRODUCTION Taking back control fi ONLY human to feel anxious ... some of the time. After all, it is part of our survival kit - none of us would live long if anxiety didn't stop us from taking foolhardy risks. But too much anxiety can be problematic, as you are no doubt well aware, if you have chosen to pick up this book. When it gets

prenant votre temps. Vous verrez, ensuite cela ira plus vite. Le cours a pour objectif de vous faire acquérir des savoirs (culturels, lexicaux, grammaticaux...) mais aussi et surtout des savoir-faire (lire, savoir repérer les idées dans un document, analyser ce document, étudier des personnages, prendre des notes, parler à partir de notes pour exposer les idées et votre opinion personnelle lors de l’examen). Il est donc essentiel d’accomplir les tâches qui vous sont demandées, en un mot de FAIRE.

– stocks (adj.) : rich – wealthy – thrifty – spendthrift (v.) : earn – spend – save – invest – waste – squander (exp.) : make a living – make a fortune – throw money down the drain – make an investment – make one’s money in business – have money to burn ● La philanthropie (n.) : philanthopist – donation – endowment – public good – do-gooder (adj.) : generous – caring – charitable – non-profitable – benevolent – unselfish – altruistic (exp.) : raise money – make a contribution – give to charity

stocks (adj.) : rich – wealthy – thrifty – spendthrift (v.) : earn – spend – save – invest – waste – squander (exp.) : make a living – make a fortune – throw money down the drain – make an investment – make one’s money in business – have money to burn ● La philanthropie (n.) : philanthopist – donation – endowment – public good – do-gooder (adj.) : generous – caring – charitable – non-profitable – benevolent – unselfish – altruistic (exp.) : raise money – make a contribution – give to charity

in the controlled process variable. There are two general types of good response: underdamped (cyclic response) and damped. Figure 1-5 shows an underdamped or cyclic response of a system in which the process variable oscillates around the set point after a process disturbance. The wavy response line shown in the figure represents an acceptable response if the process disturbance or change in set point was large, but it would not be an acceptable response if the change from the set point was small.