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1. The document discusses key topics related to computers, e-commerce, patents, CDs, and DVDs. 2. It examines sentences that discuss Amazon's strong customer tracking abilities and its multi-leveled ecommerce strategy. 3. One sentence describes how Amazon uses cookies to provide users with recommendations based on past purchases and reviews from other users to enhance the shopping experience.
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This document discusses a group slide presentation for week 11. It lists keywords such as browser, operating systems, and blog. It also includes sentences that compare a web browser to tires on a car, identifies Firefox as the web browser being discussed, and previews how the article will explore what makes Firefox different and how an open-source browser may impact the internet landscape.
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The document discusses key words and sentences related to a group slide presentation on the web browser Firefox. It lists browser, operating systems, tires, blog, and Spread Firefox as keywords. It also includes 3 sentences that provide explanations about how a web browser is like tires on a car, that the browser is called Firefox, and that the article will explore what makes Firefox different and how it may impact the internet landscape.
SW2 Assignment
Fiber-optic lines carry digital information over long distances using thin strands of glass and are used in telephone systems, cable TV systems, and the Internet. They are also used for medical imaging and mechanical inspections. Fiber-optic cables connect these systems and are discussed when referring to telecommunications and networking.
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Fiber-optic lines carry digital information over long distances using thin strands of glass and are used in telephone systems, cable TV systems, and the Internet. They are also used for medical imaging and mechanical inspections. Fiber-optic cables connect these systems and are discussed when referring to telecommunications and networking.
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- 1. Group Slide Presentation Week 13
- 2. Key word 1.computers Reason:Because it is painted blue color. 2.e-commerce Reason:Because it is painted blue color. 3.patents Reason:Because it is painted blue color.
- 3. Key word 4.CDs Reason:Because it is painted blue color. 5.DVDs Reason:Because it is painted blue color.
- 4. Sentence 1.Customer tracking is an Amazon stronghold. Reason:Because this sentence explains about Customer tracking.
- 5. Sentence 2.The other main feature that puts Amazon. com on another level is the multi-leveled ecommerce strategy it employs. Reason:Because this sentence explains about the other main feature.
- 6. Sentence 3.If you let the Web site strick a cookie on your hard drive, you´ll find yourself on the receiving end of all sorts of useful features that make your shopping experience pretty cool, like recommendations based on past purchases and lists of reviews and guides written by users who purchases the products youŕe looking at. Reason:Because this sentence includes two words painted blue color.