「非常用発電機」のTwitter検索結果
2012年01月20日19時05分
- aki_0612_
- @tomochin_25 @hityosu114 @chamal9 ともちゃんBig ups!!! 帰ってきたらLIVEの話いっぱい聞かせてね♪写真もいっぱい撮ってね!!!そのまえに早く26日こーーーーい♪早くみんなに会いたい♪
- Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:03:58
- kittttttan
- RT @hkrwa: music UP's vol.89 水樹奈々 インタビュー http://t.co/AfvOmt77
- Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:01:08
- Dwiki_aja
- RT @7_plum RT @hkrwa: music UP's vol.89 水樹奈々 インタビュー http://t.co/BNRfM5YZ: RT @hkrwa: music UP's vol.89 水樹奈々 インタビ... http://t.co/wH2OebjI
- Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:41:49
「非常用発電機」のYahoo!知恵袋検索結果
2012年01月20日19時06分
- アメリカの大学院レベルのテキストを読解していますが、難解で思うように理解が進みません。以下の英文を、直訳ではなく、日本人が理解できる程度に意訳していただきたいのですが・・・。どうぞ宜しくお願いします。In the second stage of the critical process, we isolate patterns that call for closer attention. At this point, we decide how to focus the critique. Because "60 Minutes" has produced thousands of hours of programs, our critique might spotlight just a few key patterns. For example, many of the program's reports are organized like detective stories, reporters are almost always visually represented at a medium distance, and interview subjects are generally shot in tight close-ups. In studying the "New York Times", on the other hand, we might limit our analysis to social or political events in certain countries that get covered more often than events in other areas of the world. Or we could focus on recurring topics chosen for front-page treatment, or the number of quotes from male and female and experts. In the interpretive stage, we try to determine the meanings of the patterns we have analyzed. The most difficult stage in criticism, interpretation demands an answer to the "So what?" question. For instance, the greater visual space granted to "60 Minutes" reporters-compared with the close-up shots used for interview subjects-might mean that the reporters appear to be in control. They are given more visual space in which to operate, whereas interview subjects have little room to maneuver within the visual frame. As a result, the subjects often look guilty and the reporters look heroic-or, at least, in change. Likewise, if we look again at the “New York Times” its attention to particular countries could mean that the paper tends to cover nations in which the United States has more vital political or economic interests, even though the “Times” might claim to be neutral and evenhanded in its reporting of news from around the world.
- 2010-06-02 12:42:40
- ＜和訳してください＞heads of tails you and i lighe and dark ups and downsこれは「鐘を鳴らして」とゆう曲の歌詞の一部です。意味と読みを教えてください。
- 2010-06-02 07:51:04