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Match the name of the physical unit (column A) with its sign (column B) and the scientist whose name was given to the unit (Column C)




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1. A unit for measuring the frequency of sound waves a) C a) Nicola Tesla
2. A unit for measuring dynamic viscosity b) F b) Alessandro Volta
3. A unit for measuring heat capacity c) dB c) James Clerk Maxwell
4. A unit for measuring electric charge d) Gs d) Michael Faraday
5. A unit for measuring magnetic flux e) V/m e ) James Prescott Joule; William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin
6. A unit for measuring magnetic induction f) T f) Alexander Graham Bell
7. A unit for measuring electric field intensity g) Hz g) Blaise Pascal
8. A unit for measuring capacitance h) Pas h) Charles-Augustin de Coulomb
9. A unit for measuring magnetic-flux density i) Mx i) Heinrich Rudolf Hertz
10. A logarithmic unit that is widely known as a measure of sound pressure level, but is also used for a wide variety of other measurements in science and engineering, most prominently in acoustics, electronics, and control theory. j) J/K j) Karl Friedrich Gauss

 

Translate these passages about some things typical of the history of science. The history of developing machine translation (MT) systems is under the authors consideration.

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a) Read text 1 for Unit 3 from the appendix 1 of supplementary file about the Hubble telescope. Which features typical of the history of science does it illustrate?

b) Read text 2 for Unit 3 from the appendix 1 of supplementary file briefly discussing the history of engineering. For which field of engineering have you been trained for? Do you know the names of legendary engineers in your field?





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