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Machines...?Ergonomics is mainly concerned about the design of machinery in accordance with the capabilities of human body in order to optimize the productivityof human beings and machines through an efficient relationship and interaction between the two. There are various different limitations to the way human body can work, a working environment that is best suited to the human body can generate productive results. The development of machines exactly in accordance with the limitations of human body is very difficult; similarly humans cannot use a machine to its highest efficiency because the limitations of human body and capabilities vary from one individual to the other. There are other factors...
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Report on International Business Machines Corp (IBM)...?Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction 2 Organizational culture and managing change 3 Analysis 4 Recommendations 6 Conclusion 7 Introduction This report looks at the International Business Machines Corp. (IBM), operations in the state of Indiana that introduced telecommuting as an alternative to cutting people as a viable approach for reducing operational costs in order for the organization to realize cost savings. IBM-Indiana did manage to achieve cost savings of US$ 3.2 million in the year that it was implemented and $5 million a year each year afterward (Martin, 2004). However, while IBM-Indiana succeeded in its cost saving objective two issues arose. These issues are...
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Braiding Machines...Braiding Machines The technique of braiding fibre is an old technology used in manufacturing a vast range of products such as cables, insulators, and surgical sutures. After discovering the high tolerance of braided structures to damages and their conformability, braids are now being used to produce composites for rocket launchers and aircraft structures (Peters, 1998 p 413).
Adanur (1995) describes a circular braiding machine as one which is made up of two sets with even number of spools that contain braiding yarns. One set of yarn runs in a clockwise direction around the centre of the machine, while the other yarn set turns in a counterclockwise direction. While the yarn sets revolve in two opposite directions, the carriers... are...
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Business Strategy (Viking Sewing Machines)...these objectives, company has to formulate its business strategies carefully after analyzing its core areas of competencies, its strategic positioning in the market as well as the various choices it have in its existing situation. For the next 5 years mainly company has to identify its areas of operations and production, marketing and distribution strategies, financial planning and prudence, expansion strategies, and careful evaluation of various choices it have to formulate its competition strategies to remain successful sewing manufacturing machine company. Strategies might be regarded as suitable from the point of view of: existing opportunities in the environment and avoiding threats; capitalizing on...
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Hydraulic Machines...of the vane = Work done per second Kinetic energy per second
Operating principles of common turbomachines
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Turbomachines or turbines are defined as the hydraulic machines which convert hydraulic machines into mechanical energy. This mechanical energy is used in running an electric generator which is directly coupled to the shaft of the turbine.
If the water flows parallel to the axis of the rotation of the shaft, the turbine is known as axial flow turbine. If the head at the inlet of the turbine is the sum of pressure energy and kinetic energy and during the flow of water through runner a part of pressure energy is converted into kinetic energy, the turbine is known as reaction...
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Can machines think...Can machines think? Section Number of Can machines think? The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word ‘think’ in its verb form as (1) be of the opinion, (2) judge or consider, (3) exercise the mind positively with one’s ideas, (4) consider; be more mentally aware of, (5) form or entertain the idea of; imagine to oneself, (6) choose mentally; hit upon, (7) have a half-formed intention, (8) form a conception, (9) reduce to a specified condition by thinking, (10) recognize the presence or existence of, (11) intend or expect and (12) remember. The process of ‘thinking’ is defined as ‘using thought or rational judgment.’
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Thinking machines...information system’ in which phenomena to be taken into account in achieving a goal are not fixed in advance. Language will also be required for effective communication between Habile systems, between human and machine, for learning by reading and for internal representation and reasoning.
We take up the following two excerpts from Nilsson’s (2005) paper for content analysis:
I have proposed specific, testable criteria for human-level artificial intelligence. Systems with true human-level intelligence should be able to perform the tasks for which humans get paid. I don’t see any reason, in principle, why such systems cannot be built, although they may be many years away. (Nilsson, 2005, pp.73)
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Hydraulic Machines...of mechanics which relate continuity of mass and energy with force and momentum together with solid mechanics properties.
Hydraulic machines are those machines which convert hydraulic energy into mechanical energy (further converted into electrical energy) or mechanical energy into hydraulic energy. The former types of machines are called turbines and the latter, pumps.
Impact of a Jet onto a vane
A combination of both pump and turbine is used in fluid couplings and torque converters for the transmission of power smoothly through a fluid medium. The analysis of impact of fluid jets on vanes is typically involved in the design of an efficient turbo-machine.
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Urban machines...Urban machines
Urbanization is the general process of leaving the ancient way of life and adopting the modern life characterized by advanced technologies. By 1900, cities developed due to the economic as well as technological evolutions. More industries were built in centers having large populations where workers to labor in the manufacturing firms where housed. The centers had railway lines to ensure easy mobility of raw materials and finished products. More people also settled along the shores and river fronts due to easy transport.
By 1887, electric car by Frank Sprague was the major transport mode in the cities; this replaced the ancient horse transport. Skyscrapers were constructed using steel rods...
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Cloud Computing Services - International Business Machines...Cloud Computing Services - International Business Machines
Cloud Computing is valued by (Stipic and Bronzin) as it ensures the high-level scalability and availability at a low cost. Cloud Computing encompasses all those services, which are not incorporated in the NIST “National Institute of Standard and Technology” definitions. Business value creation is possible through the provision of a new platform. Cloud Computing is used to determine the business models for the promotion of competitive advantages in the market.
Microsoft Corporation.
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