Book Meme
I was tagged by Nancy, and I actually have a few minutes so, yea!, I can do this.
1. Pass this on to 5 blogging friends.
2. Open the closest book to you...not your favorite book or the most intellectual, but the closest book to you, to page 56.
3. Write the 5th sentence...as well as two to five sentences following that.
Okay, the closest book to me is Injection Molding Handbook, 2nd Edition by Rosato and Rosato (link is actually for the third edition).
This is particularly the case in relation to coordination with the
inter-connecting components of the system, like mold-change devices, quick-fit
systems, and handling systems, and also for process monitoring, production
safety, and automatic startup. The reason for this may be that a mould is,
first of all, a device designed individually for the particular purpose of
shaping the plastic melt. This objective has, so far, taken priority over
the function of the mold as a module in a flexibly equipped plastics processing
unit.
Should I continue? Are you so drawn in by this snippet about automation? It was either this or Explode the Code Book one, both being the same distance from me, but Explode the Code, being a phonics workbook, doesn't have any sentences on page 56. Just "short u" words.
So many people have done this already, so I tag anyone who wants to do this and put it in the comments.
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