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Joseph@Shiga
Joined: 17 Oct 2006
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 Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:22 pm Post subject: Can a layer be recorded? |
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Hi native teachers,
A very happy new year, I'm afraid it is too late to greet, though.
What bothers me the first thing in the new year is whether or not the
following expression is correct.
(In technical writing about an optical disk)
The firdt recording region (layer) is made to be in an unrecorded state.
In my understanding, the verb "record" suggests to regist or enter information in (into) a medium; thus, unrecorded region (layer) sounds
very fanny to me. Am I too square?
Best regards
Joseph@Shiga. |
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Joseph@Shiga
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| Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 6:55 pm Post subject: Can a layer be recorded? (TWICE: Please give me an advice.) |
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Hi native teachers,
A very happy new year, I'm afraid it is too late to greet, though.
What bothers me the first thing in the new year is whether or not the
following sentence is correct.
(In technical writing about an optical disk)
The first recording region (layer) is unrecorded.
In my understanding, the verb "record" suggests to regist or enter information in (into) a medium; thus, the above sentence sounds
very fanny to me. Am I too square?
Best regards
Joseph@Shiga. |
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