
ENG301 Matching Headings-Practice
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victoria palmer
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A - A proposal to take control away from the driver
B - How a maths experiment actually reduced traffic congestion
C- Areas of doubt and disagreement between experts
D - Dramatic effects can result from small changes in traffic just as in nature
E - How a concept from one field of study was applied in another
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Multiple Choice
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HEADING E
How a concept from one field of study was applied in another
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Some years ago, when several theoretical physicists, principally Dirk Helbing and Boris Kerner of Stuttgart, Germany, began publishing papers on traffic flow in publications normally read by traffic engineers, they were clearly working outside their usual sphere of investigation
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A - A proposal to take control away from the driver
B - How a maths experiment actually reduced traffic congestion
C- Areas of doubt and disagreement between experts
D - Dramatic effects can result from small changes in traffic just as in nature
E - How a concept from one field of study was applied in another
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Multiple Choice
Make your selection
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HEADING D
Dramatic effects can result from small changes in traffic just as in nature
PASSAGE
Consequently, tiny variations in one part of a complex system can grow in huge but unpredictable ways.
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A - A proposal to take control away from the driver
B - How a maths experiment actually reduced traffic congestion
C- Areas of doubt and disagreement between experts
D - Dramatic effects can result from small changes in traffic just as in nature
E - How a concept from one field of study was applied in another
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Multiple Choice
Make your selection
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B
C
D
E
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HEADING A
A proposal to take control away from the driver
PASSAGE
They further suggest that preventing breakdowns in the flow of traffic could ultimately require implementing the radical idea that has been suggested from time to time: directly regulating the speed and spacing of individual cars along a highway with central computers and sensors that communicate with each car’s engine and brake controls.
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A - A proposal to take control away from the driver
B - How a maths experiment actually reduced traffic congestion
C- Areas of doubt and disagreement between experts
D - Dramatic effects can result from small changes in traffic just as in nature
E - How a concept from one field of study was applied in another
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Multiple Choice
Make your selection
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HEADING C
Areas of doubt and disagreement between experts
PASSAGE
However, research into traffic control is generally centered in civil engineering departments and here the theories of the physicists have been greeted with some skepticism.
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