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Перевод: simplification

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Тезаурус:

1. (iii) From their reading of pre-20th century literature, pupils should be encouraged to identify some of the major changes in English grammar over the centuries, eg the loss - except in some dialects and in religious uses - of thee and thou; the simplification of the verb system eg from have, hast, hath, to have and has; the change in the structure of negatives eg from I know not to I don't know .
2. (All the PTEs have done a great deal of work on the integration and simplification of fare-structures and the provision of interchangeable tickets.)
3. The main features of this revolution have been a great decline in the area of grassland, the increase of mechanisation with the consequence of reduced farm labour, the widespread use of chemicals as tools and the simplification of crop rotations, and the introduction of important new crops such as maize.
4. For the purposes of simplification, library interlending may be seen as falling into one of two basic groups.
5. For overseas businesses registered in other EC member states which are making supplies in the UK, the simplification option allows them to avoid UK VAT registration, but requires the UK customer to account for VAT due on the supply.
6. This was an important simplification and a step forward.
7. This is actually an over simplification because there is no true separation of mind-body-spirit.
8. This is a gross simplification of a complex and largely convincing set of theories.
9. Any simplification of Freud's ideas, especially that of the "Freud reduces everything to sex" order, grossly distorts those ideas and limits their usefulness.
10. The increasing stylistic simplification of the 1930s led to a "moderne" style being adopted for pubs, although this was not always wholly at the expense of Tudor or Georgian.
11. There have been dramatic declines of a few bird species as a result of using some chemicals, and perhaps more subtle and long-term changes as a result of the simplification of the plant community of farmland arising from cropping changes and the widespread use of increasingly sophisticated herbicides.
12. The unemployment trap has been substantially eased and the simplification of social security has had major effects.
13. one often finds a simplification, even elimination of social structure in the British sense, and an amplification of structure in Lvi-Strauss' sense.