科学技術と共に歩む

Contents
Section 1
in this work vs. in this paper
novel
ave vs. avg
realize
confirm
that vs. which
Adjective Clause: Short Form
Changes & Differences
first vs. at first
operating principle
evaluate vs. estimate
Units
enable
Punctuation: Space
Style: Dynamic Verbs 1
Prepositions 1

Section 2
propose
Lists
Specifying Values
depend on
contain vs. include
on the contrary
adopt
cannot can not can’t
in case of fire
Connecting Nouns
apply
Punctuation: Hyphen (-)
Style: Dynamic Verbs 2
Prepositions 2

Section 3
compared to vs. than
damage vs. damages
for -ing
is expected
approach
can could
consist of
as a result
proportion(al)
is thought
each
prepare
becomes vs. is
Punctuation: Colon (:)
Style: Unnecessary Repetition
Prepositions 3

Section 4
remarkable
control
tolerance
respectively
common vs. popular
recently
simplified
introduce
enough
Adjective Formation (-ing)
Adjective Formation (-ed)
compensate：他動詞 vs. 自動詞
conventional
Punctuation: Comma 1
Style: Unnecessary Words 1
Prepositions 4

Section 5
effective
has been used vs. is used
number
by vs. with
the both, the each, the another...
Keep Related Words Together
multi-
fixed
coincide
traditional
correspond
Punctuation: Comma 2
Style: Unnecessary Words 2
Prepositions 5

Section 6
know vs. find out
approach to key to
then
a/an vs. one of (the)
most vs. most of (the)
none, one, some, most, all
Meaningless －ing
issue vs. problem
obvious
so-called
optics is vs. optics are
therefore vs. so
problem with/of
Punctuation: Semicolon (;)
Style: (Fig. 3)
Prepositions 6

Section 7
measured vs. measurement
contribute to
Bad Passives
because vs. since
composition vs. content
another vs. the other
maintain vs. remain
improve
saturate
not A or B
be consistent with
recover vs. restore
monotonous vs. monotonic
Punctuation: Parentheses
Style: Larger For A Than For B
Prepositions 7

Section 8
fluctuations vs. variation
however, then, therefore, thus
with increasing frequency
almost
whose
performance vs. performances
flow
against
complete(ly) vs. perfect(ly)
summarize
reach
small AND red?
commercialized, specialized, standardized
compare between
express
XXXable
Change vs. Comparison
Punctuation: Slash
Punctuation: Capitals
Punctuation: Dash
Prepositions 8

Section 9: 口頭発表のヒント
形式のレベル
初めに
アウトライン
次のトピックへの移行
聴衆を見ること
I vs. We
略語の導入
スライド
レーザーポインター
終わり
暗 記
プレゼンテーションを短くする方法
質疑応答の時間
練習
セッションの司会を務める方法
References
Answers
Index