Noun
A complete list of items such as property, goods in stock, or the contents of a building
Source – Google Definitions
I encountered this word while reading the guidelines for project #6 for COMD1100. “Here are few examples of proportional inventories created from color references”
Now I know what that sentence was saying, it’s a list of properties from color references.
[Glossay Entry #13]
Verb
Distribute or spread over a wide area
Source – Google Definitions
I encounter this word while watching TV. Now I understand that disperse means something is all over the place. It is scattered all around.
[Glossaty Entry #12]
For this project, I had to use my knowledge of color interaction, where the color are the same but the background color tricks our eyes to see differently. Also, because of how one is more d saturated, and other are much more muted color. Making the logo stand pop out or sinks it in. The hardest thing to do for this project was where we have to come up with a logo. We had trouble at first, however we decided on using abstract piece. (Explained in Phase 3) Took me about four hours and forty minutes in total, with sketching and everything.
Adjective
Not previously announced, expected, or recognized.
Source – Google Definitions
I encounter this word during the reading of Reading Lucy by Jennifer Egan
This word means not recognizing someone, or not expecting something to happen.
[Glossary Entry # 11]
Verb
to enhance or try to enhance the price, value, or status of by organized and usually governmental action
(Merriam Webster)
I found this word in the Universe Strikes back where it is used saying that the post modernists assigned value to idioms.
Adjective
not planned or chosen for a particular reason : not based on reason or evidence
(Merriam Webster)
I came across this word while looking throught the article “Why collaborate?”when it starts talking about being forced into teams that have no particular reason in the name of social correctness.
Noun
general agreement
group solidarity in sentiment and belief
(Merriam Webster)
I found this word while reading the article “What If You Could Choose Between the Fastest Route and the Most Beautiful?” where they talked about using algorithms to come to a consensus about what is the best route to take.
To make (someone) very angry or annoyed
Source: Thesaurus to Merriam-Webster
I encountered this word, from the synonym, word tired. Because of the final is coming up, and just seeing your grade at the almost end of semester is unbelievable. Its not something “Oh semester is almost over, I don’t really care”. I actually want to revised grades if it is lower than C+. However there is limited time to fix it unless if I do not know your grade before the end of the semester. From the experience I had in the semester, maybe it is something that I have to ask for my grade constantly if it is not updated.
Adjective
extreme in effect or action : severe or serious
I found this word in an article called “Aaron Ralston’s Story”. The word is found in this sentence,”After three days of not seeing or hearing any sign of life Aaron realised he would die there if he didn’t do something drastic.” If I don’t know the definition of this word, I wouldn’t understand how bad the situation was.
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