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High-PerformanceSystems

RodricRabbah,BillThies,MichaelGordon,JanisSermulins,andSamanAmarasinghe

ComputerScienceandArti cialIntelligenceLaboratory

MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology

{rabbah,thies,mgordon,janiss,saman}@csail.mit.edu

Applications

High School Musical script

Happy New Year's, ladies.

Gabby, it's New Year's Eve. Enough reading.

But, Mom, I'm almost done.

The teen party? I've laid out your best clothes. Come get ready.

Can I have my book back?

- Thank you. - Come on.

Keep working left, Troy.

Got a guard in the championship game we're expectin'. You'll torch 'em!

- Am I going left? - Yeah.

- He looks middle, you take it downtown. - OK, like this?

Whoo! That's it, man. Sweet. Let's see that in the game.

- Boys? - Don't worry about me

UNIT NINE

Text A High-tech Harvests

The Monsanto Co. has a saccharine slogan for its fast-growing agricultural business：Food, Health and Hope. Europeans might ditch the latter two words and substitute “horrors.” Once a stodgy chemical concern, Monsanto is now leading a corporate stampede into the biotech-food industry. Over the last three years, the St. Louis-based firm has invested some $8 billion to bring genetically modified (GM) food to the masses. In North America, high-tech food has met with little consu

The quality of education calls for high-quality English teachers. In addition to a good English teachers have the necessary education theory, subject knowledge and ethics training, but also must have a

capacity of six aspects of quality, that is, listening, speaking, reading, writing, acting, singing. After nearly two years I was teaching, practice, summed up in these areas the skills in the

classroom teaching.

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Current English language teaching requires teachers to have broad cultural knowledge of English, flue

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Will High Technology Eliminate Cultural Diversity?

Thanks to high technologies, the earth has become \People of different nationalities and colors

can know about each other through the Internet and even interact with each other by means of communication equipment.

People's view differs toward this phenomenon.

Some of them are afraid that cultures of different nations may converge as one due to more interaction brought about by high technologies.

Whereas, some others hold that people seem to have a lot more in common under t

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Atomicoriginsofthehighcatalyticactivityofnanoporousgold

TakeshiFujita1,2*,PengfeiGuan1,KeithMcKenna1,3,XingyouLang1,AkihikoHirata1,LingZhang1,TomoharuTokunaga4,ShigeoArai4,YutaYamamoto4,NobuoTanaka4,YoshifumiIshikawa1,NaokiAsao1,YoshinoriYamamoto1,JonahErlebacher5andMingweiChen1,6,7*

Distinctfrominertbulkgold,nanoparticulategoldhasbeenfoundtopossessremarkablecatalyticactivitytowardsoxidationreactions.Thecatalyticperformanceofnanoparticulategoldstronglydependsonsizeandsupport,andcatalyticactivityusuallycannotbeobservedatcharac

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