Namangan muxandistlik texnalogiya insituti 18e 21 gruh talabasi

objects. Studies on gas and electricity meters, for example,

have examinedhow these humble technical objects regulate

and modify social relationship by visualising the flow of

invisible energy (Gooday, 2004) and allocating

responsibilities to suppliers and customers

(Ackrich, 1992).

The obvious answer isn’t always the right answer

As a As a product manager, you know your users well and your product even better. Perhaps in the early days of your startup, it made sense to make product changes on the go because that worked for you. However, as your business grows and your user base expands, it gets harder to get away with on the fly changes. Don’t assume that what seems like an obvious solution is the best move. Instead, run beta tests to be sure.
MyFitnessPal, a calorie-counting and exercise tracking app from Under Armour, offers a premium version of the free product. Under Armour understands that power users are most likely to use the premium feature because this group wants to go beyond tracking general activity levels and track things like their daily carbohydrate and protein intake.

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Fill in the blank spaces with adjectives made from the verbs in parentheses. Remember that both present participles and past participles can be used as adjectives. Choose the adjective that suits the sentence best. The first one has been done for you.

• 1. It wasn’t a very ________________ (interest) movie.
• 2. We could hear the_____________ (excite) fans screaming.
• 3. I hope the pupils don’t think that my classes are___________ (bore).
• 4. My dad had a very _______________(worry) look on his face.
• 5. Have the police found the_______________ (steal) car yet?
• 6. The supermarket sells lots of _________________(freeze) food.
• 7. The players on the_______________ (win) team don’t look tired at all.
• 8. Some of the old houses had___________________ (break) windows.