01151nam a22002175a 4500650003100000650003200031001000700063003000900070005001700079007000300096008004100099020001800140040003500158100001700193245011300210260003000323300001100353500010300364505028400467520018200751 4aACTIVIDADES DE APRENDIZAJE 4aTERMINOLOGÍA CIENTÍFICA007968AR-RoIES20240802183341.0ta000000s1968    xxk ||| r|||| 001 0 eng|d  a0-582-52111-4  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aClose, R. A.14aThe English We Use for Science :bA Selection of Texts, with Exercises for Language Practice /cR. A. Close.  aLondon :bLongman,c1968.  a212 p.  aPrologue and Epilogue: A. N. Whitehead. - Includes Index and Exercises at the end of each Passage.0 aScience: Its Nature and Importance. - Matter. - Life on the Earth. - Space. - Mathematics. - Chemistry and Physics. - Atomic Science. - Power, Fuel, Water and Bulding Materials. - Engineering. - Noise. - Television. - Survival. - In search of food. - Where is Science leading us?  aThe 50 passages are grouped under 14 headings; they include the thoughts and ideas of such eminent men of learning and science as Bragg, Cockcroft, Whitehead, Darwin and Lowell.