[voz190]

Originally Posted by blackbuddha

"Tuy nhiên, trước khi áp dụng phương pháp mới, nhà thầu cần tính đến mức khí thải tiêu giảm nhờ vào sự cải tiến hiệu năng của trang thiết bị cũng như mức khí giải gia tăng do lượng công việc phát sinh khi thực thi những phương pháp này. Ví dụ, hướng dẫn thứ 2 dành cho xe ủi hoạt động trong không gian hẹp đề xuất rằng chiều rộng của đường tạm phải bảo đảm cho 2 xe ủi lưu thông dễ dàng. Rõ ràng khi điều kiện này được đáp ứng, năng suất hoạt động của xe ủi sẽ tăng lên giúp giảm thời gian xoay vòng thiết bị cũng như lượng khí thải khi thi công. Nhưng điều này đồng nghĩa sẽ tạo ra nhiệm khác cho xe đào và xe ủi kèm theo lượng khí thải phát sinh trong quá trình mở rộng đường tạm. Như vậy, nhà thầu luôn phải xem xét sự cân bằng giữa 2 yếu tố này trước khi đưa ra kết luận về lượng khí thải thực giảm của trang thiết bị tham gia quá trình san lấp."

Mate, I've never come across such a lengthy cautionary mention about sustainability of construction equipment. What book did you take it from?

Thank, iu thým rồi đấy

[blackbuddha]

Originally Posted by dr.freeman

mấy bạn cho mình hỏi, mình hỏi người ta trả lời là "sâu sồ" từ này có nghĩa là bình thường, từ này viết sao vậy

"So so".

Originally Posted by voz190

Thank, iu thým rồi đấy

Civil Engineering much?

[kurapika312]

Originally Posted by Mr.6

neptune please

Neptune? For what? Sorry but I am quite slow to catch up with the modern F17's glossary. Could you explain?

[AndyMai]

Originally Posted by kurapika312

Neptune? For what? Sorry but I am quite slow to catch up with the modern F17's glossary. Could you explain?

He wants to do anal with you.

[anhlong2211]

Don't make such good thread dirty guys

[hellcha]

Originally Posted by blackbuddha

English Grammar Guide, an academic source endorsed by BBC, states:

You don't get the point. I know that Here and There can form with preposition. The thing I wanna ask is why. The basic principle is only noun or pronoun can follow a preposition.

[blackbuddha]

Originally Posted by hellcha

You don't get the point. I know that Here and There can form with preposition. The thing I wanna ask is why. The basic principle is only noun or pronoun can follow a preposition.

There's nothing so called breaking the rule here. When prepositions stand alone and precede nouns or pronouns, they serve their part in the speech as originally intended. However, when they go along with "here" and "there", they form adverbial phrases and their original function is slighted while these 2 adverbs remain the core of this specific part of the speech. Besides, by mentioning "the basic principle" you concur unconsciously that it could not be referred to as the only principle and there was more into it.

[nhh190]

Originally Posted by blackbuddha

Civil Engineering much?

Oh yes..
I learned about building

[TegamiJason]

Originally Posted by nhh190

Oh yes..
I learned about building

architect or engineer

there is big diffenrence

[hellcha]

Originally Posted by blackbuddha

There's nothing so called breaking the rule here. When prepositions stand alone and precede nouns or pronouns, they serve their part in the speech as originally intended. However, when they go along with "here" and "there", they form adverbial phrases and their original function is slighted while these 2 adverbs remain the core of this specific part of the speech. Besides, by mentioning "the basic principle" you concur unconsciously that it could not be referred to as the only principle and there was more into it.

Still don't get it.
Well, I guess I have to acept it, the way it has always been.
English is hard.