...INTRODUCTION Leadership is the ability to evaluate and or forecast a long term plan or policy and influence the followers towards the achievement of the said strategy. Job satisfaction is the level of contentment a person feels regarding his or her job. This feeling is based on an individual's perception of satisfaction. Job satisfaction can be influenced by a person's ability to complete required tasks, the level of communication in an organization, and the way management treats employees. There are often two different levels of job satisfaction: affective job satisfaction and cognitive job satisfaction. Affective job satisfaction is a person's emotional feeling toward the job as a whole. Cognitive job satisfaction is how satisfied a person feels concerning an aspect of his or her job, such as pay, hours, or benefits. The connection between leadership and job satisfaction is a factor of the business culture that can have far-reaching consequences. In the best of scenarios, managers and other leaders within the company structure inspire employees to take pride in their work and also feel competent in the tasks they are assigned. This goal is pursued using a number of different strategies, helping to create a working situation that enhances employee satisfaction in general, and satisfaction with the job in particular. The end result is that the company enjoys a higher level of productivity, there is a lower amount of employee turnover, and the working environment tends to be...
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...TM FROM THE HOUSE OF Affortable Furniture OFFICE FURNITURE R TM Affortable Furniture Senior Executive Table SEO-101-1-1-36 Size: L1800 x W1600 x H750 mm Product Code: 99347 Color: Beech & Black Laminated Board, smooth finishing and edging pasting by hot melt glue. TM Affortable Furniture Senior Executive Table SEO-102-1-1-36 Senior Executive Table SEO-102-1-1-55 Size: L1800 x W900 x H750 mm Product Code: 99386, 99348 Color: Beech & Black, Walnut. Laminated Board, smooth finishing and edging pasting by hot melt glue. TM Affortable Furniture Executive Table- ETO-106-1-1-33 Executive Table- ETO-107-1-1-55 Executive Table- ETO-109-1-1-33 Size: L1200 x W1700 x H750 mm L1200 x W1700 x H750 mm L1200 x W1700 x H750 mm Product Code: 811769, 99339, 99390 Color: Beech, Walnut Laminated Board, smooth finishing and edging pasting by hot melt glue. TM Affortable Furniture Executive Table- ETO-103-1-1-55 Size: L1200 x W600 x H750 mm Product Code: 94247 Color: Walnut, Grey & Graphite Laminated Board, smooth finishing and edging pasting by hot melt glue. TM Affortable Furniture Executive Table- ETO-101-1-1-55 Executive Table- ETO-101-1-1-48 Size: L900 x W600 x H750 mm L900 x W600 x H750 mm Product Code: 94243, 99602 Color: Walnut, Grey & Graphite Laminated Board, smooth finishing and edging pasting by hot melt glue. TM Affortable Furniture Conference Table-CTO-101-1-1-48 Conference Table-CTO-101-1-1-55 Size: L2400 x W1200 x H750 mm Product Code: 99611, 99610 Color: Walnut...
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...One of the main ingredients to gum is rubber. There is a problem in the world with having too much rubber and not knowing what to do with it. The source of this rubber is old tires. There are many old tires that people do not know what to do with. It is very hard to dispose of these because tires will burn for 3-4 days. On many occasions a large pile of tires has accidentally started on fire. On one of these occasions the pile burned for nine months (http://webecoist.momtastic.com). In our lab, we saw that the gum had to be heated for a long time. This was just a small fraction of the amount of rubber in a tire. This shows that the tires are a real problem and the necessity for a new use. One new use for tires is to cut them up and use them in turf fields. The infill (the little black specks) of a turf field is made of rubber, and so are tires. They are the same material, so if we decided to use the tires for a purpose, that could be one. They would just need to be cut up into tiny pieces, then they can be used for all kinds of different turf...
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...total rubber production with respect to Indian economy. But in actuality only just around 52% of the tyre is natural rubber. Remaining 48% consist of synthetic rubber, carbon, chemicals, etc. The origin of tyre industry in India dated back to 1926 when Dunlop Rubber Limited set up the first tyre factory in West Bengal. MRF followed the suit in 1946. Since then the Indian tyre industry has grown rapidly. Transportation industry and tyre industry go hand in hand as the two are interdependent. Transportation industry has experienced 10% growth rate year after year with an absolute level of 870 billion ton freight with an extensive road accounts for over 85% of all freight movement in India. The tyre industry in India is classified under 4 categories based on the year of commencement of production namely 1. 1st Generation Companies - which included Dunlop and Firestone. 2. 2nd Generation Companies - which included MRF, CEAT, Goodyear, and Premier. 3. 3rd Generation Companies - which included Apollo, Vibrant, Modi Rubber, and J.K.Tyres. 4. 4th Generation Companies - includes the companies started after 1970 and also which are yet to start production. Pneumatic Tyres are manufactured according to relatively standardized processes and machinery, in around 450 tire factories in the world. Over 1 billion tyres are manufactured annually, making the tyre industry the majority consumer of natural rubber. Tire factories start with bulk raw materials such as rubber, carbon...
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...“We won’t” my sister promised, but “Why we should stay there?” I know that she was lying; we had already decided to go out and explore this strange and beautiful city by ourselves. As soon as our parents were out of sight, we got out things and went down stairs. We walked out of the hotel door and down a narrow street. As the sun was setting the light was very beautiful. We could hear the noises of traffic nearby, but the little street was quiet. Suddenly, a man with a gun stepped out from a door way. He said “Don’t move!” He was short, and he was wearing a dark green jacket and black sunglasses as coal. He came very close and we could smell cigarettes and something terrible on his breath. We were terrified and couldn’t say anything. He said “Give me your shoes”, so I did. Then, suddenly, I saw the look on y sisters’ face, she was such a mule. I tried to help her but my legs were rubber. Her blue eyes as bright as the Sun, blue as the sky, but full of tears. After taking my sister’s purse and her gold ring he ran away. I remember that I fell against my sister. I heard her take a deep breath. She was shaking. Afterward we ran back to the hotel across the blue tile floor and up to our room. The man scared us, but he also taught us something important. Before this experience, we did not always listen to our parents. We now learned that we should obey them, because the realistic life like...
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...board on the dining room table. I took two berries because I had already put some thought into the observation process I wanted to follow and this would allow me to cut open each strawberry in a different direction. I also had other supplies I thought I would need; a small knife, my paper, and pencil and a stop watch for keeping track of time. First I held the strawberry; it was about 1 ¼” tall and ¾” at its widest and it was cold from being in the refrigerator. The shape of the berry is much like that of a heart, not the human organ but the one you would draw to show love. It was wider at the top and tapered down to a rounded bottom. It was red in color but with various tones of red, not a solid one color red. The outer skin was a rubber–like consistency; there was some resistance when I rubbed my fingers all around it. The skin was indented with seeds all over the surface but offered a shiny appearance that looked to be porous. The weight of the berry wasn’t much but it felt “weighty” like there was substance to it, not hollow or filled with air. One could easily bruise the flesh by squeezing to tightly or even worse mushing the whole fruit for it gave little resistance when pressure was applied to the fruit surface. I thought I...
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...Executive Summary A new idea has been developed to create a new product. The name of the proposed product is Multipurpose Paper shredder. This product is an upgrade version of paper shredder which is used in the offices for shredding purposes. This ‘Multipurpose’ Paper has upgraded into double functions such as shredding and briquetting.. The main target market of this product is adults.. One of the objectives of using Multipurpose Paper is to encourage Malaysian Citizens to work in the safe and convenience environment and to use at home and office. Problem Statements, idea generation, product concept description, idea evaluation are made to defining problems in specific ways and how to develop idea to generate a new product. The idea evaluation also helps to maximize the supporting factors and minimize the restricting factors (scribd, 2014). Part 1 A. Problem Statement In today’s office, a lot of sensitive information handling daily from one hand to another hand.. One of the problems that will be faced by the employee is their fingers will be shredded together with the paper in the shredding machine. Cleanliness and maintenance are also an issue because they found difficulties to clean after the shredding process. Another constraint which faced by the employees is maintenance. The employees should send to the authorized technical center to repair this shredder machine. The negative impact is, employees work will be delayed and the secret data will be stole by unauthorized...
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...J Polym Res (2012) 19:16 DOI 10.1007/s10965-012-0016-1 ORIGINAL PAPER Influence of matrices chemical nature on the dynamic mechanical and dielectric properties of rubber composites comprising conductive carbon black Omar A. Al-Hartomy & Ahmed A. Al-Ghamdi & Falleh Al-Solamy & Nikolay Dishovsky & Mihail Mihaylov & Milcho Ivanov & Farid El-Tantawy Received: 14 February 2012 / Accepted: 22 October 2012 # Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2012 Abstract The study presents the effect that elastomeric matrices different in their chemical nature (a non-polar and crystallizing natural rubber and a polar and non-crystallizing acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber) have upon the dynamic mechanical and dielectric properties of the composites comprising different amounts of conductive carbon black. Dynamic mechanical thermal analysis (DMTA) and Dielectric thermal analysis (DETA) are the techniques used for studying the structure-properties relationships of the composites. The experimental results show that the matrices studied and their specific properties have a great impact O. A. Al-Hartomy : A. A. Al-Ghamdi Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah 21589, Saudi Arabia O. A. Al-Hartomy Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Tabuk, Tabuk 71491, Saudi Arabia F. Al-Solamy Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, University of Tabuk, Tabuk 71491, Saudi Arabia F. Al-Solamy Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, King Abdulaziz...
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...Party balloons are mostly made of a natural latex tapped from rubber trees, and can be filled with air, helium, water, or any other suitable liquid or gas. The rubber's elasticity makes the volume adjustable. As shown in the photo to the right, they can come in different colors like the rainbow such as red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, etc. Filling the balloon with air can be done with the mouth, a manual or electric inflater (such as a hand pump), or with a source of compressed gas. When rubber or plastic balloons are filled with helium so that they float, they typically retain their buoyancy for only a day or so, sometimes longer. The enclosed helium atoms escape through small pores in the latex which are larger than the helium atoms. Balloons filled with air usually hold their size and shape much longer, sometimes for up to a week. Even a perfect rubber balloon eventually loses gas to the outside. The process by which a substance or solute migrates from a region of high concentration, through a barrier or membrane, to a region of lower concentration is called diffusion. The inside of balloons can be treated with a special gel (for instance, the polymer solution sold under the "Hi Float" brand) which coats the inside of the balloon to reduce the helium leakage, thus increasing float time to a week or longer. Animal-shaped balloons Beginning in the late 1970s, some more expensive (and longer-lasting) foil balloons made of thin, unstretchable, less permeable metallised...
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...racing cars that have small front wheels and large back wheels. The reason for this is because during acceleration, the large wheels at the back can take advantage of the weight transfer during acceleration. The wheels at the front were made small due to aerodynamics. Since the small wheels at the front puts my car at a slope, air resistance will be greatly minimized. The second thing I had to consider was what type of rubber bands to use. I had access to large thin rubber bands, small thick rubbers bands and small thin rubber bands. I decided to use three small thick rubber bands tied together so that they acted like one giant rubber band. The reason I did this was because I felt that a small thick rubber band could store far more energy than a large thin rubber band or small thin rubber band if all of them were to be pulled 10 cm. If what I believed was true, then my car would make the maximum distance using the rubber bands I had. I also tied the three rubber bands together so that the energy would be increased. Three rubber bands allowed me to pull the rubber bands farther back without them snapping which also ultimately gave my car more stored energy, allowing it to travel farther and faster. The final thing I had to consider while designing the vehicle was how to make it climb the ramp without it slipping. I was using CD's as my large back wheels and plastic wheels as my small front wheels. I was sure they were going to slip on the smooth surface of the ramp. My solution...
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...AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2332 Chino Roces Ext., Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, Philippines A Comparative Study of the Elastic Limit of Two Different Brands of Rubber Bands A Research Paper Presented to the Faculty of Australian International School In Partial Fulfillment of RAISE Program (Research in Australian International School for Excellence) Ramos, Anna Dominique A. Grade 10 School Year 2013 – 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE i APPROVAL SHEET ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iii ABSTRACT iv CHAPTERS I. THE PROBLEM AND BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Introduction 1 Conceptual Framework 2 Statement of the Problem 2 Hypothesis of the Study 3 Assumption of the Study 3 Significance of the Study 3 Scope and Limitation 4 Definition of the Terms 4 II. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE Conceptual Literature 5 Research Literature 6 III. METHODOLOGY Research Design 7 Materials 8 Procedures 8 IV. PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA Table 4.1 9 Figure 4.1 10 V. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS Major Findings 11 Conclusion 11 Recommendation 11 REFERENCES 12 APPENDICES 13 Approval Sheet In partial fulfillment of the RAISED (Research in Australian International...
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...Profiting the Crown Chapter 1 – Poor by Nature * Natural rubber: discovered by Europeans in the “New World” * Goodyear’s discovery of mixing rubber with sulphur and applying heat (made it resistant to temperature) * Became widely used in a variety of industries in Western world; at home and in factories (6-7) * Natural rubber trees only grew in warm, wet climates – not ideal for Canada, had to import from many foreign regions (7-8) * Usage of rubber grew within Canada exponentially (8-9) * Rubber manufacturing began after First World War, mainly footwear + clothing (9) * Experienced rapid growth within the industry in first two decades (10) * Consolidated Rubber Company (1906) founded by Max Aitken, combining six leading rubber plants amalgamation (10) * American rubber companies moved into Canada – accounted for 2/3 (11) * Tariffs played vital role in market – limited imports and were aimed to increase national levels or production + promote self sufficiency (11) * Americans built subsidiaries in Canada to avoid tariff (11) * Rubber industry increasingly centralized, foreign-owned + controlled (11) * Canadian rubber industry expanded significantly prior to second world war (12) * Prewar period (WWII) + consumption of cars made rubber industry a necessity (12) * Dunlop invented air + rubber tire (1849) – very successful (13) * Rubber still imported from overseas – created very high expenses (13) * Massive scientific...
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...and stated flatly that mesh is, by nature, unstable . This month, we'll demonstrate how the three concepts just mentioned help resolve that contradi ctory state of affairs. But first, I've got to define some terms: What do we mean by stable? And why is mesh unstable? Let's take the last first. Mesh is unstable for two reasons. For one thing, it's elastic. We can illustrate this using something that arrives at your door everyday with your newspaper: a rubber band. If I stretch my rubber band out and let it go, it appears to snap back to its original shape. Mesh behaves in similar, but less exaggerat ed fashion. If stretched on a retensionable frame or stretching machine, it lengthens, but when pressure is released it appears to shrink back to original size. We call such dimensional recovery memory , because each object appears to remember it's original shape. Traditional thinking about mesh has assumed that mesh instability is due to its elastic properties alone. If we stretch our rubber band just enough to keep it from sagging, it is, of course, easily bent out of line or deflected. If we pull the band taut, you know what happens. It offers resistance to our downward pressure. This is the classic argument for high - tension screens: those more tightly strung exhibit less screen deflection when the squeegee displaces the mesh. As a result, there is far les s image distortion. While there is nothing wrong with that argument (I intend to expand...
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...hummingbirds prefer bright colors opposed to darker colors. The hummingbird has a red throat so considering that I would think they prefer red or something similar to red when it comes to picking flowers to visit. Research Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are primarily in the United States. These small birds are hard to find in the sky because they are only 2-3 in and can flap their wings 53 times in one second. That’s kind of hard to believe or even imagine. When it comes to the type of feeder a hummingbird feeds on doesn’t really matter. They tend to eat from any kind of feeder. When it comes to flowers they prefer, red and yellow are their preference. Experiment Materials: Hummingbirds, red flowers, blue flowers, yellow flowers, green flowers. Instructions: Place flowers 10 feet apart, release the hummingbirds from their cages and see which flowers they’re attracted to. Make a chart with tally’s for how many times to hummingbirds chose each flower. By doing this you’ll be able to tell which color they prefer more. Analysis...
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...The Color Red In Director Sam Mendes’ American Beauty, Cinematographer Conrad Hall utilizes great lengths of visual silence to signify the enveloping, jarring presence of Lester Burnham’s own, imaginary world. Conrad Hall also creates startling visual silence when intensely focusing upon each character of American Beauty, and consistently morphs the lack of apparent objects into an inconspicuous focus on the striking color of Red. Through this enigmatic color, Conrad incessantly portrays the goal and lifelong desire of every character in the movie, starting with Lester Burnham. Each character is faced with a dream that is not recognized starting from the opening scene, but becomes gradually apparent through the blatant indication of Conrad’s color choice on various objects in each subsequent plot point. There are numerous shades of red as well; contrasting between each character’s superficial appearance, such as Jane’s distinct albeit crude lipstick, and the essential, authentic item of desire, such as Angela Haye’s falling rose petals in Lester’s fantasies. With the brilliant amalgamation of red and specified isolation of Lester, Jane, Carolyn and Ricky, along with the enveloping shades of gray in between, Conrad imparts a language of film unique to his own perspective: telling a story not through the conversations of character, but through the stark contrasts of color and use of varied visual silence. Lester Burnham first sights the color red through the lovely, soft rose...
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