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英语六级考试阅读长难句分析。
1.
In
the
past
year,
however,
software
companies
have
developed
tools
that
allow
companies to
transmitting marketing
messages directly to targeted customers.
2.
The
examples
of
Virtual
Vineyards,
,
and
other
pioneers
show
that
a
Web
site
selling
the
right
kind
of
products
with
the
right
mix
of
interactivity,
hospitality,
and
security
will
attract
online
customers.
1.
An invisible border divides those arguing for
computers in the
classroom on the
behalf of students' career prospects and those
arguing
for computers in the classroom
for broader reasons of radical education
reform.
2. Rather, we have a certain conception
of the American citizen, a
character
who is incomplete if he cannot competently access
how his
livelihood and happiness are
affected by things outside of himself.
1. Besides, this is unlikely to produce
the needed number of every kind
of
professional in a country as large as ours and
where the economy is
spread
over
so
many
states
and
involves
so
many
international
corporations.
,for a small group of students,
professional training might be the
way
to
go
since
well-developed
skills,
all
other
factors
being
equal,
can
be the difference between having a job
and not.
1.
Declaring that he was opposed to using this
unusual animal husbandry
technique
to
clone
humans,
he
ordered
that
federal
funds
not
be
used
for
such an experiment-although no one had
proposed to do so--and asked an
independent panel of experts chaired by
Princeton President Harold
Shapiro
to
report
back
to
the
White
House
in
90
days
with
recommendations
for a
national policy on human cloning.
2. In a draft preface to
the recommendations, discussed at the 17 May
meeting,
Shapiro
suggested
that
the
panel
had
found
a
broad
consensus
that
it
would be
1
adult
nuclear cloning
。
1.
It
is
entirely
reasonable
for
auditors
to
believe
that
scientists
who
know
exactly
where
they
are
going
and
how
they
will
get
there
should
not
be distracted by the necessity of
keeping one eye on the cash register
while the other eye is on the
microscope.
2.
Nor,
if
regularity
and
conformity
to
a
standard
pattern
are
as
desirable
to the scientist as the writing of his
papers would appear to reflect,
is
management to be blamed for discriminating against
the
among researchers in favor of more
conventional thinkers who
with the
team.
1.
The
grand
mediocrity
of
today--everyone
being
the
same
in
survival
and
number of off- spring--means that
natural selection has lost 80% of its
power in upper-middle-class India
compared to the tribe.
2.
When
a
new
movement
in
art
attains
a
certain
fashion,
it
is
advisable
to
find
out
what
its
advocates
are
aiming
at,
for,
however
farfetched
and
unreasonable
their
principles
may
seem
today,
it
is
possible
that
in
years
to come they may be regarded as normal.
1.
With
regard
to
Futurist
poetry,
however,
the
case
is
rather
difficult,
for
whatever
Futurist
poetry
may
be
even
admitting
that
the
theory
on
which
it is based may be
right--it can hardly be classed as Literature.
2.
But it is a little upsetting to read in the
explanatory notes that a
certain
line
describes
a
fight
between
a
Turkish
and
a
Bulgarian
officer
on
a
bridge
off
which
they
both
fall
into
the
river--and
then
to
find
that
the line consists of
the noise of their falling and the weights of the
officers,
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1. Among the many shaping factors, I
would single out the country's
excellent elementary schools: a labor
force that welcomed the new
technology
；
the
practice
of
giving
premiums
to
inventors;
and
above
all
the
American genius for nonverbal,
technological.
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2. As Eugene
Ferguson has pointed out,
objects
that
can
not
be
reduced
to
unambiguous
verbal
descriptions:
they
are
dealt
with
in
his
mind
by
a
visual,
nonverbal
process...The
designer
and the inventor..,
are able to assemble and manipulate in their minds
devices that as yet do not
exist
1.
The
as
such
had
no
knowledge
of
the
lives,
thoughts
or
needs
of
the
workmen
employed
by
the
company
in
which
he
held
shares,
and
his influence on the
relations of capital and labor was not good.
2. The paid
manager acting for the company was in more direct
relation
with the men and their
demands, but even he had seldom that familiar
personal
knowledge
of
the
workmen
which
the
employer
had
often
had
under
the
more
patriarchal
system
of
the
old
family
business
now
passing
away.
1. Such large, impersonal
manipulation of capital and industry greatly
increased the numbers and importance of
shareholders as a class, an
element
in
national
life
representing
irresponsible
wealth
detached
from
the land and the duties
of the landowners: and almost equally detached
from the responsible management of
business.
2. Towns like Bournemouth and
Eastbourne sprang up to house large
relation to the rest of the
community except that of drawing dividends
and occasionally attending a
shareholders' meeting to dictate their
orders to the management.
1.
The debate was launched by the
Government, which invited anyone with
an
opinion
of
the
BBC--including
ordinary
listeners
and
viewer
to
say
what
was good
or bad about the Corporation, and even whether
they thought it
was worth keeping.
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