A lot of office equipment (for example, chairs, keyboards, etc) is designed to be more comfortable to use and so helps to prevent repetitive strain injuries. What is the adjective we use to describe objects like this?
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Курс развивает навыки работы с научной литературой, включая анализ, интерпретацию и критическую оценку текстов. Уделяется внимание структурированному письменному изложению идей с соблюдением академических норм, а также подготовке и проведению презентаций. Освоение дисциплины способствует формированию четкой аргументации, логическому мышлению и эффективной коммуникации, что важно для научной и практической работы в различных сферах.
Варианты ответа:
- ergonomic
- erroneous
- eponymous
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