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This document contains vocabulary words and definitions from chapters 11-12 of Project Mulberry. It defines 12 words: strategy, pasture, sustain, gestured, erode, occupied, fertile, prone, indignant, genuine. Example sentences using the words are provided from the specified pages of the book. Definitions of prone and indignant are also included for additional context.
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4. Exploration of real-world use cases illustrating the benefits of AI-driven test automation for UiPath
Topics covered:
What is generative AI
Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath integration with generative AI
Speaker:
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
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Project M. Ch 11-12 (ALL 10 words!)
- 1. Project Mulberry Vocabulary, Ch. 11-12 For Week of September 14th
- 2. strategynoun A plan or method for obtaining a specific goal But I hadn’t come up with a strategy yet. (pg.129)
- 3. pasturenoun Grass or other plants for feeding livestock “Tom will take anyone who doesn’t want to go on the tour down to the second pasture, and you can help him round up the cows.” (pg.130)
- 4. sustainverb “The first thing you should know about this place is that it’s what’s called a ‘sustainable’ farm, “ Mr. Maxwell said. (Pg. 131) To keep up or keep going
- 5. gesturedverb Movements that express thought or emotion (that communicate!) He gestured at the field. (Pg. 131)
- 6. erodeverb To eat away “Now, we can’t leave the cows in there for too long – they’d eat up all the grass and erode the soil.” (pg.131)
- 7. occupiedadjective Taken or filled up The field’s been occupied the whole time… (pg. 133)
- 8. fertileadjective Bearing crops; abundantly productive “That’s my main job – making sure the soil stays fertile so the grass grows well.” (pg. 134)
- 9. proneadjective People who fall behind in class are more prone to… I am accident-prone!! Having a tendency to something; more likely to… Battery chickens are also more prone to diseases…” (Pg. 135)
- 10. indignantadjective Feeling that something is very unjust or insulting “That’s not fair!” “Aliens!” I said, indignant. (Pg. 149)
- 11. genuineadjective Not counterfeit; authentic, real I wanted it to be something really special – something that would deserve genuine homemade silk thread. (pg. 153)