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Cell structure and itscomponents Cell:Human body is made upof several small units called cells.  Thecell is a basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms.The cell was discoveredby the scientist Robert Hooke. The name was taken fromthe Latin;’cellula’ means “a small chamber”.Classificationof cells:The cells of plants andanimals are not similar. Bacteria and some algae are made up of single cell.They lack membrane –bound organelles.Typeof cells:1. Prokaryotic cell.2. Eukaryotic cell.Prokaryoticcell:A cell that does notcontain membrane-bound organelles and a well defined nucleus is called aprokaryotic cell that is known as simple cell.Example: Bacteria. Eukaryoticcell:A cell that contain a welldefined nucleus, a nuclear […]

The Warehouse/DC operations Supervisor dependable to facilitate and administer all distribution center exercises on a day by day busis. Under the heading of the Operations Manager, the Supervisor is in charge of overseeing the accepting, warehousing and dispatching of item in a way reliable with organization administration and cost targets. • Supervise and arrange emptying of inbound shipments. • Orderly stacking of item. • Picking and arranging of outbound shipments as per the most noteworthy conceivable levels of profitability. ?  Supervise a group of client benefit officials who are dealing with getting client demands and requests. ? Insure that operations on […]

Name: Lecturer:Course:Date: Applied Research Methods Question One Mail out survey and phone survey are two efficient ways of executing the purpose of this study. However, it is necessary to carry out a comparative analysis regarding their performance qualities and establish which among the two is most suitable. In this regard, conducting a mail out survey allows ease of developing a mail list through respondent addresses. It is also time efficient since the respondents answer the questions with no pressure involved and do so at their own convenience. Moreover, its quality of structured questions allows proper and efficient arrangement of issues […]

http://sleepstudyla. com/five-senses-sleepHow do the senses (touch, hearing, taste, sight, smell) and other aspects can affect or prevent our sleep?While sleeping, you may believe that you become numb to the outside world but that’s not true. Many aspects outside the mind can disturb or comfort the person and can use this to make better use of the time that we have to sleep so that we can get the most out of the night.The Senses:Touch, hearing, taste, sight and smell are the five senses that were taught to us at the very beginning. So I had wondered whether the senses can […]

Cell structure and itscomponents Cell:Human body is made upof several small units called cells.  Thecell is a basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms.The cell was discoveredby the scientist Robert Hooke.The name was taken fromthe Latin;’cellula’ means “a small chamber”. Classificationof cells:The cells of plants andanimals are not similar. Bacteria and some algae are made up of single cell.They lack membrane –bound organelles.Typeof cells:1. Prokaryotic cell.2. Eukaryotic cell. Prokaryoticcell:A cell that does notcontain membrane-bound organelles and a well defined nucleus is called aprokaryotic cell that is known as simple cell.Example: Bacteria.Eukaryoticcell:A cell that contain a welldefined nucleus, a nuclear […]

Under the strategic planning ASML is trying to reconfigurethe warehouse network in order to increase service level towards its customers.Reconfiguring the warehouse network, ASML is Presently considering to optimizeits warehouse network. With a view to look into the benefits of using Llamasoft, ASML has considered to optimize regionalwarehouse network in China. The objective behind usingdiscrete event simulation is to determine an optimal warehouse networkconfiguration that minimizes ASML’s total transportation and warehousing cost. Thescope covers the footprint and flows for distribution of spare parts fromcentral distribution center to regional distribution center and then tocustomers.

Mold slag (or moldflux) entrainment, also called entrapment was characterized by mold powderbeing drawn into the molten steel pool inside a continuous casting mold wassimulated  by adding black sesame beadsinto the mold from top during experimentation. Mold slag entrainment can causesurface as well as internal defects in the final product if the entraineddroplets trapped in the solidifying metal. Blacksesame beads were used to simulate slag entrapment in a 70*1680 mm mold atcasting speed of 5 m/min. The beads were distributed symmetrically between thefront and back side on the model and left and right side of SEN. During theexperimentation it was […]

India,often called the Diabetic Capital of the world stands first in the worldranking of countries with the highest number of diabetes patients. With over 70million diabetes cases, India has a serious necessity to focus more on thiskiller disease. Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of commonmetabolic disorders that share the phenotype of hyperglycemia. Type 2 diabetesmellitus is a metabolic and endocrinological disease characterized byhyperglycemia associated with insulin resistance and/or defective insulinsecretion1.Cardiovascular disease has beenreported to be the most important cause for sudden morbidity and mortality indiabetes patient. Ceruloplasmin(CP) is a copper-containing alpha-2-glycoprotein with a molecular weight ofapproximately 132 kDa. Ceruloplasmin has […]

http://sleepstudyla. com/five-senses-sleepHow do the senses (touch, hearing, taste, sight, smell) and other aspects can affect or prevent our sleep?While sleeping, you may believe that you become numb to the outside world but that’s not true. Many aspects outside the mind can disturb or comfort the person and can use this to make better use of the time that we have to sleep so that we can get the most out of the night.The Senses:Touch, hearing, taste, sight and smell are the five senses that were taught to us at the very beginning. So I had wondered whether the senses can […]

1.     Find the total cost per unit of purchasingfrom Original WireMonthly Demand of 5,000 units = Yearly demand of 60,000 units Costs Basis Cost per unit Annual Costs (60,000 units) Unit Price  $30.00  $30  $1,800,000 Packing  $0. 75 per unit  $0.75  $45,000 Fixed Tooling  $ 6,000  $0.1  $6,000 Freight Costs  $5.20 per hundred pounds $0. 52 $31,200 Total cost Per Unit Cost $31.37 $ 1,882,200 The total unit cost of an annual demand of 60,000 units purchasingfrom Original Wire is $31.37.2.     The total cost per unit of purchasing fromHLA. Monthly Demand of 5,000 units = Yearly demand of 60,000 units […]