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2-2-3-1 System timer not operational Erreur du CPU Processor error Erreur de la porte A20 Gate A20 failure Processor exception interrupt error Display memory read/write failure Erreur de lecture/•criture sur la m•moire vid•o ROM Checksum error Erreur de la somme de contr„le de la m•moire morte CMOS shutdown register read/write error Erreur de lecture/•criture lors de l’enregistrement du CMOS Cache memory problem Probl‚me de m•moire cache DRAM Refresh error Erreur lors du rafraƒchissement

Définition 
 Une
mémoire
morte
(ROM
ou
Read‐Only
Memory
)
est
une
mémoire
non
volatile,
c’est‐à‐ dire
une
mémoire
qui
ne
s’efface
pas
lorsque
l’appareil
qui
la
contient
n’est
plus
alimenté
en
 électricité.
 Les
mémoires
mortes
sont
classées
selon
la
possibilité
de
les
programmer
et
de
les
effacer.
 Il
en
existe
de
nombreuses
sortes
:
 • • • Les
ROM
(Read
Only
Memory)
dont
le
contenu
est
défini
lors
de
la
fabrication.
 (Cartouche
de
jeu
vidéo)
 Les
PROM
(Programmable
Read
Only
Memory)
sont
programmables
par
l’utilisateur

(strategically & technically); Organise (what has to be done); Lead(creating a compelling vision for the time to believe in); Control (monitoring For next time: -Read the paper with the two managers (Miranda Kenett..) -Does the manager need to be able to do the work that s/he is asking a team member to do? (3 key words) -Read the article (Bringing the real world to life) A manager don’t necessarily have to be able to do the job of the one’s he supervises but he has to understand

protection of this chapter 11 to freeze certain number of debts or commitments. They can so restructure and continue to work The conditions There is no really form’s conditions to do under the protection of Chapter 11, the only sentence we can read about that (the conditions of access) in the Chapter 11 is : “Available to a business which suffer severe financial difficulty but that can be viable” Chapter 11 It’s means that the society must be viable but it must prove that the society

have a blue car. (stative) + I'm having a shower.(dynamic) ▲ doubler la dernière consonne du verb avec une syllabe (ex : run, running) ne pas doubler lorsqu'il y a W (ex : show, showing) quand il y a 2 voyelles + 1 consonne ne pas doubler (ex : read, reading) les verbes qui finissent en E perdent le E (ex : have, having ) les verbes en IE prennent un Y (ex : die, dying) Present perfect simple → action finit qui a commencé dans le passé et qui a encore des répercutions au présent ou

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to recognize that marketers, general managers, and business students need a comprehensive, practical reference on the metrics used to judge marketing programs and quantify their results. In this book, we seek to provide that reference. We wish our readers great success with it. 1.1 What Is a Metric? A metric is a measuring system that quantifies a trend, dynamic, or characteristic.1 In virtually all disciplines, practitioners use metrics to explain phenomena, diagnose causes, share findings, and

only be fashionable for a short period of time. (67 words) Activity 4 From what you have read in the article, what problems do you think Ipod mobiles could face in the near future? (200 words +/- 10%). Write down the exact number of words you have used in the essay. (6 points) Suggested answer: Ipod phones could cause a clash between two different views of the future of music on mobile phones. As we read in the article entitled “Music on your mobile is the tune from Cannes,” Ericsson had announced

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defensible. In fact, the users who wrote articles on subjects which chose necessary have a view, and they don’t have reason to hide it. So when you read a polemical article on Wikipedia, you often don’t have any doubt about the writer’s opinion; it seems to be the price to pay for using this tool. The real problem comes from the reader; he must admit that he is only reading the view of a simple human being. And the problem with Wikipedia is the same as with every kind of information (in