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以下に「～の割合で」という意味で「at the/a rate of」というフレーズが出てきますが、どうして冠詞の使い分けがされているのでしょうか？よろしくお願いします。 Starting about one million years ago, there was an increase in the growth of the human brain. It expanded at first 【at the rate of】 one cubic inch every hundred thousand years; then the growth rate doubled; it doubled again; and finally it doubled once more. Five hundred thousand years ago the rate of growth hit its peak. At that time the brain was expanding 【at a rate of】 ten cubic inches every hundred thousand years. No other organ in the history of life is known to have grown as fast.

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The movements of humans in the last million years provide a clue to the answer. At the beginning of the Ice Age, humans lived near the equator, where the climate was mild and pleasant. Later they moved northward. From their birthplace in Africa they moved up across Arabia and then turned to the north and west into Europe, as well as eastward into Asia. When these early movements took place, the ice still only covered the lands in the far north; but eight hundred thousand years ago, the ice moved southward until it covered large parts of Europe and Asia. Then, for the first time, humans encountered the bone-chilling, freezing winds from the cakes of ice in the north. The climate in southern Europe had a Siberian coldness then, and summers were nearly as cold as European winters are today. In those difficult times, resourcefulness and inventiveness must have been of great value. Which individual first thought of stripping the fur from dead animals to wrap around hi body? Only by (human beings/ imaginative acts/ could/ such inventive/ survive/ and) a cold climate. In every generation, the individuals with strength, courage, and creativity were the ones more likely to survive the Ice Age; those who were less resourceful fell victim to the climate and their numbers were reduced. The Ice Age winter was the greatest challenge that humans had ever faced. They were naked and defenseless against the cold, as some little mammals had been defenseless against the dinosaurs one hundred million years before. Facing the pressure of a hostile world, both those mammals and humans were forced to live by their wits; and both became, in their time, the most intelligent animals of the day. ()内は並べ替えです。めっちゃ困ってます!お願いします...

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明後日、学校で英語でプレゼンしないといけません。書いた英語が文法的に正しいか添削をお願いします。 THE POPULATION OF ARGENTINA I will tell you about the population of Argentina. There live 40,301,927(forty million, three hundred one thousand, nine hundred twenty-seven) people in Argentina―about forty million people. Considering the population of Japan is about one hundred twenty million, that of Argentina is very small. As you can see, THREE TIMES!! So the rank of Argentina’s population is the 31st, and that of Japan’s is, to my surprise, the 10th. However, the population of Argentina is increasing and its population growth rate is 0.938%. On the other hand, in Japan, as you know, the number of people is decreasing. The rate of Japan is -0.088%. So in 2050 there will be about 51,382,000 people in Argentina, and about 112,198,000 in Japan. では、よろしくお願いします。

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In January, Science reported that actual rises in sea level in recent years followed the uppermost limit of the range predicted by computer models of climate change — meaning that past studies had understated the rise. As a result, the study found that the sea is likely to rise higher than most previous forecasts — to between 50 centimeters and 1.4 meters by the year 2100 (and then continuing from there). Science Express, the online edition of Science, reported last month that the world’s several hundred thousand glaciers and small ice caps are thinning more quickly than people realized. “At the very least, our projections indicate that future sea-level rise maybe larger than anticipated,” the article declared.

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I do not claim at all that those years I spend at that hospital as a doctor gave me a complete knowledge of human nature. という文で、　私が医者として病院で過ごしていた数年間全く主張しなかったことは、私に人間性の完全の知識を与えた。と直訳したらなんか変な感じになってしまいました。なにか間違っていますか？指摘してください。お願いします。（直訳でお願いします。）

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With the population of the world set to rise dramatically in this century from 6000 million in the year 2000 to 10000 million by 2050-and with most of that growth in the Third World-what should we be thinking of with regard to providing the most basic of resources:food? この英文どなたか和訳お願いします。

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The Tasaday are significant because they are food gatherers, as were all human beings before the agricultural revolution ― in other words, for over 80 percent of human history. If, during all those tens of thousands of years, people everywhere were as peaceful as the Tasaday, then we cannot accept the common belief that Homo sapiens are innately aggressive. In fact, they had everything to lose because bloody wars might very well have destroyed the human race at a time when so few were scattered about the globe. 上記の英文の和訳が分かりません…。何方か教えてください。

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☆These two are ancient arts ― ancient, at least, as we in America count age ― for their seeds were sown well over seven hundred years ago, and it was in the seventeenth century that they blossomed into full perfection. ☆There are many haiku, much of whose effect can be kept in accurate translation. 上記の英文を自力では訳しきれず、困っています。何方か教えて頂けませんでしょうか。宜しくお願いします。

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"What if planetariums could reproduce one million stars?" In 1998,at the International Planetarium Society conference in London,Ohira began his speech with these words. Until then,almost all projectors could only show about ten thousand stars. At the conference,Ohira introduced his unique planetarium projector,which reproduced one million stars. The name of it was Megastar. Ohira was only twenty-nine years old at the time. It was his first presentation in English. He spoke slowly but clearly. Everyone was surprised to see the great number of stars shown by Megastar and to know that Ohira had made it all by himself. After his presentation,the audience applauded wildly. お願いします。

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和訳と選択をお願いします長くなってすみません(>_<) People first ( 1 ) civilization about 4,000 B.C., or 6,000 years ago. This is an insignificant period of time compared to their 3 million years on this globe. The ( 2 ) of history speeded up tremendously compared to the sluggish pace of earlier times. Million of years passed before people learned how to farm. This occurred about 10,000 B.C. But after that people seemed to leap forward. The more time passed, the more rapid pace of invention and development and change. When people were food gatherers they ( 3 ) their knowledge every 100,000 years. When they became civilized they needed 1,000 years, but people depended on their own two legs during most of these 3 million years on this earth. Then a few thousand years ago they learned to ( 4 ) horse and other animals, and to ride them or use them to pull carriages. About a century ago the bicycle was developed. Then in rapid succession the steam engine, the automobile, and the airplane were developed, and now there are spaceships that can land on the moon and place instruments on Mars. (1)1.raised 2.grew 3.developed 4.invented (2)1.time 2.tempo 3.rhythm 4.grade (3)1.stored 2.doubled 3.exchanged 4.accumulated (4)1.ride 2.use 3.tame 4.hurt

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何度も申し訳ございませんこれで最後にします次の英文を日本語に直して下さいまたカッコ内のsellを適当な形に直して下さい。 Bicycling Magazine predicts that in five or six years, about 10% of all bicycles (sell) in Japan will be electric. That’s about 1 million bikes a year. As companies make more of these bikes, prices will drop, and sales will continue to increase. おねがいします

"A hundred 10,000"とは？

"A hundred 10,000 of people..."のような場合、"A hundred 10,000(a hundred ten thousand)"はmillionと同じ意味なのでしょうか。いろいろ調べたのですがよく分かりません。お分かりの方、よろしくお願いいたします。

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　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Conclusive remarks As mentioned above, the collisional rate of Keplerian particles is about 2.3 (ei~=0) or 1.4 (ei~=4) times larger than that of free space particles, in the limited framework of the two-dimensional particle motion. We are now carrying out orbital calculations for other values of eccentricity, ei~, of which results appear that for larger values of ei~ the collisional rate of Keplerian particles is not so much different from that of free space particles. These show that the time scale of protoplanery growth is shortened by a little, compared with that deduced from the free space formula and that the free space approximation is almost right within an accuracy of a factor of 2. In order to obtain more definitely the time scale of protoplanetary growth, however, we have to compare the collisional rate with the scattering rate. Moreover, we need to study the three-dimensional collisional process of Keplerian particles, taking into account inclinations of particle orbits.

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there was an increase in the growth of the human brain. (人間の脳の発達が増大し始めた。) この文はどのような構文の解釈で読めばいいでしょうか？分かりやすくお願いします。m(_ _)m

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Once the electrode was implanted, the team used a computer model of speech that Guenther had developed over the past 15 years to decode the signals coming from the man’s brain and discern which vowel sounds he was thinking about. Guenther presented the results at the Society for Neuroscience meeting in Washington DC on 19 November. So far, the patient has been able “to produce three vowel sounds with good accuracy”, says Guenther. This happens as quickly as normal speech, he says. “The long-term goal within five years is to have him use the speech brain－computer interface to produce words directly”, Guenther says. Most of the interfaces currently being developed transmit signals from the region of the brain that controls movement to either a prosthetic arm or even, as shown by a recent study in monkeys, the subject’s own arm. According to Guenther, this is the first brain－computer interface that has been tailored for speech. よろしくお願いします＾＾；

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As an order of magnitude, the collisional rate between Keplerian particles can be described by that of the two-body approximation suitably modified in the two-dimensional region. However, the existence of the peaks in <P(e,i)>/ <P(e,i)>_2B are characteristic to the three-body problem and would give an important insight to the study of the planetary growth. よろしくお願いします。

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和訳お願いしますm(__)m Harvesting shellfish is not the only advanced behavir in evidence at Pinnacle Point as early as 164000 years ago. Among the stone tools are significant numbers of "bladelet" -tiny flakes twice as long as they are wide -that are too small to wield by hand.

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Man has existed for about a million years. He has possessed writing for about 6,000 years, agriculture somewhat longer, but perhaps not much longer Science, as a dominant factor in determining the beliefs of educated men, has existed for about 300 years; as a source of economic technique, for about 150 years. [In this brief period it has proved itself an incredibly powerful revolutionary force. When we consider how recently it has risen to power, we find ourselves forced to believe that we are at the very beginning of its work in transforming human life. What its future effects will be is a matter of conjecture, but possibly a study of its effects hitherto may make the conjecture a little less risky.] 『手短に言うと、それは信じられないほど強力な革命力で有能である。私たちがつい最近どのように政権をとってきたかを考えると、人間生活の転換において、私達が仕事の始まりを自分自身に信じさせていることがわかった。その将来の印象となるのは推測することであるが、おそらく、その印象による学習は推測で危険をなくしているかもしれない。』 [　]の部分の英文だけで結構です。　この英文の訳、及び熟語・構文等の解説をよろしくお願いします。

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Or it could also be said that the extreme increase of human race, which has occurred only in the past hundred years or so, has suddenly produced a very large quantity of meat, which is sitting everywhere in the biosphere and may not be able to defend itself against a life form that might want to consume ir. いや、それはまた人類の極度な増加だと言われている。それはただ過去百年またそのような年において生じていて、突然食物?の量を非常に生産し、生態系において、そして消費したいかもしれない生活様式に対して守かもしれない座っている? 意味不明です…。

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The diffculties and disputes which attended the first revival of science have recurred in the present century in consequence of the growth of geology. It is in truth only the old question over again－precisely the same point of theology which is involved, although the difficulties which present themselves are fresh. The school books of the present day, while they teach the child that the earth moves, yet [they] assure him that it is a little less than six thousand years old and that it was made in six days. On the other hand, geologists of all religious creeds are agreed that the earth has existed for an immense series of years－to be [to be=it should be] counted by millions rather than by thousands:and that indubitably more than six days elapsed from its first creation to the appearance of man upon its surface. By this broad discrepancy between old and doctrine is the modern mind startled, as were the men of the sixteenth century [startled] when [they were] told that the earth moved.

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