Empresa indiana treina cegos para trabalharroleta quantumperfumarias:roleta quantum

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India has among the largest number of blind people in the world. According to government figures, more than five million people in the country are roleta quantum visually impaired. The country has few employment opportunities for them, but now a private firm in Mumbai is training blind people to work in perfume and fragrance companies. They tend to be suited to this kind of work because of their keen sense of smell.

It’s something we’ve all struggled with – how to get that last drop of ketchup out of a bottle. Here at MIT they’ve developed this clever new technology. The container has been specially roleta quantum engineered to enable the ketchup or any other sticky liquid to slip out easily. Scientists coat the inside with a rough surface. They then put a thin layer over it and they cover that with a liquid which fills in the troughs and forms a very slippery surface. This coating process could cut huge amounts of waste.

The Ice Maiden team is roleta quantum heading out across a frozen Norwegian lake at the start of its final training exercise. In September these soldiers will begin their historic journey hoping they’ll succeed and inspire a generation of women. Home for the next few weeks and for the 80 days of the expedition will be a small tent. It will be the bedroom, living room and kitchen.

Transcrição para o português:

A Índia tem a maior populaçãoroleta quantumpessoas cegas do mundo. Segundo dados do governo, maisroleta quantumcinco milhõesroleta quantumpessoas no país são deficientes visuais. O país oferece poucas oportunidadesroleta quantumemprego para elas, mas uma empresa privadaroleta quantumMumbai está treinando cegos para trabalharroleta quantumcompanhiasroleta quantumperfume e fragrâncias. Eles tendem a ser apropriados a esse tiporoleta quantumtrabalho por causaroleta quantumseu olfato aguçado.

É algo que todos nós tivemosroleta quantumenfrentar – como tirar as últimas gotasroleta quantumketchup da garrafa. Aqui no MIT eles desenvolveram esta nova tecnologia esperta. O frasco foi especialmente projetado para permitir que o ketchup ou qualquer outro líquido viscoso deslize para fora facilmente. Cientistas revestem o interior com uma superfície áspera. Depois aplicam uma fina película sobre ela e cobrem tudo com um líquido que preenche as lacunas e forma uma superfície bastante escorregadia. Esse processoroleta quantumrevestimento pode cortar uma considerável quantidaderoleta quantumdesperdício.

A equipe Ice Maiden está partindo por um lago congelado norueguês no começoroleta quantumseu último exercícioroleta quantumtreinamento. Em setembro, essas soldadas iniciarãoroleta quantumhistórica jornada na expectativaroleta quantumque ela inspire toda uma geraçãoroleta quantummulheres. A casa pelas próximas semanas e para os 80 dias da expedição será uma pequena barraca. Será o quartoroleta quantumdormir, a sala e a cozinha.

Words and phrases and definitions:

roleta quantum visually impaired partially or completely blind

roleta quantum engineered designed and built

roleta quantum heading out departing, going in a particular direction

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Exercise:

Use one of the words or phrases from Lingohack to complete each of these sentences. Note that you may have to change the form of a word or phrase to complete the sentence correctly.

visually impaired / engineered / heading out

1. A new experimental crop of genetically modified wheat has been ________ to use sunlight more efficiently and has boosted greenhouse yields by up to 40%.

2. It's a cloudy and dry start to the day across London, but if you're ________ tonight it might be wise to take an umbrella.

3. Braille is a tactile reading system that was invented in the mid-1800s to help ________ people.

Answers:

1. A new experimental crop of genetically modified wheat has been engineered to use sunlight more efficiently and has boosted greenhouse yields by up to 40%.

2. It's a cloudy but dry start to the day across London, but if you're heading out tonight it might be wise to take an umbrella.

3. Braille is a tactile reading system that was invented in the mid-1800s to help visually impaired people.