Неличные формы английского глагола. Коптева Н.Ю. - 72 стр.

      6. The new experimental techniques which are being developed
         will be applied for this purpose.
      7. Let’s focus our attention on the complexity of the process
         which is being considered.
II.   Restate the following sentences, use Partici ples instead of the
      subordinate clauses. Follow the model.
      Sp.: The fine-structure constant is an examð1å of a fundamental
         constant which is expressed in ñombination of other constants.
      St.: The fine-structure constant is an exàmð1å of a fundamental
         constant expressed in a combination of other constants.
      1. Several phenomena which are understood poorly are involved
         in that system.
      2. The pertinent theory usually provides only an approximation
         which is based on a simplified conceptual model of the system.
      3. The experimental data which were corrected in this manner
         are plotted in figure I.
      4. The sequence of events which is described above was predicted
         by these two scientists.
      5. The book is based on facts that were drawn from thoroughly
         reliable sources.
      6. The theory was one of the most remarkable scientific theories
         which had ever been advanced.
      7. More precise measurements which were made in the 1950’s
         showed that...
III. Restate the following sentences using subordinate clauses instead
     of the Partici ples. Follow the model.
     Sp.: The new theory advanced is very accurate in its details.
     St.: The new theory which is advanced is very accurate in its
        details.
      1. The relevant details given should be taken into consideration.
      2. The problem examined involved some difficulties.
      3. Quantitative tests made verified the theory.
      4. The information given is pertinent and interesting.
      5. The component added creates a number of new problems.
      6. The theoretical errors shown arise primarily from an estimate
         of uncalculaled terms.
      7. The excessive heat formed is caused by the extreme rapidity of
         the reaction.

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