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주어진 문장: This continuing dependence led the director to call automation a 'hidden partnership'. A coastal town installed automated gauges to issue flood warnings without waiting for an official to inspect the harbour. [A] Their readings reached households within seconds, an improvement welcomed by residents who remembered earlier delays. [B] Yet the gauges used a model calibrated against a century of records collected and corrected by harbour staff. [C] That partnership became visible when currents changed after a breakwater was built and staff had to revise the model before the readings could again be interpreted reliably. [D] Automation had shortened the interval between measurement and warning; it had not eliminated the human work that made a measurement meaningful. [E]

A coastal town installed automated gauges to issue flood warnings without waiting for an official to inspect the harbour. [A] Their readings reached households within seconds, an improvement welcomed by residents who remembered earlier delays. [B] Yet the gauges used a model calibrated against a century of records collected and corrected by harbour staff. This continuing dependence led the director to call automation a 'hidden partnership'. That partnership became visible when currents changed after a breakwater was built and staff had to revise the model before the readings could again be interpreted reliably. [D] Automation had shortened the interval between measurement and warning; it had not eliminated the human work that made a measurement meaningful. [E]

주어진 문장: This discovery suggested what the archivist called the 'dual-clock hypothesis'. Two travel diaries seemed to place the same ship in different ports at the same clock time on the same date. [A] Historians initially suspected that one traveller had reconstructed the journey inaccurately. [B] An archivist then found that one port recorded arrivals by local solar time, whereas the other had already adopted a regional railway clock. [C] This hypothesis was tested by converting both entries to the same standard, which showed that the ship could have completed the crossing between them. [D] The diaries were retained, but the catalogue now explains the different conventions under which their dates were recorded. [E]

Two travel diaries seemed to place the same ship in different ports at the same clock time on the same date. [A] Historians initially suspected that one traveller had reconstructed the journey inaccurately. [B] An archivist then found that one port recorded arrivals by local solar time, whereas the other had already adopted a regional railway clock. This discovery suggested what the archivist called the 'dual-clock hypothesis'. This hypothesis was tested by converting both entries to the same standard, which showed that the ship could have completed the crossing between them. [D] The diaries were retained, but the catalogue now explains the different conventions under which their dates were recorded. [E]