...air pump, a bracket to mount underseat GPS device, a small bike bag. * It shall have white cotton tape around the handlebar. * The bike shall be painted in red and silver color. Constraints: * The bike shall not weigh more than 30 pounds. * It shall have 28” saddle height, 3” saddle setback, 9” handlebar height, 24” handlebar reach. * It shall have 20” wide handlebar with 10 in. stem. Product Acceptance Criteria Project is completed on time as agreed upon in this document. The bike must meet all physical criteria (dimensions, weight) as mentioned in the requirements. Project Deliverables Mock-up design to verify dimentions. Spare parts (2 per wheel) – tire rim, hubs and spokes Project Exclusions * The shall come with spare parts – tire rim, hubs and spokes (2 per wheel) and any extra spare parts (if required) can be purchased separately (subject to availability). * The cost of the shipping crate and shipping / handling charges are out of budget for this project and shall be paid by Matt Sturgis. * Any accessory other than that mentioned in requirements above is out of scope for this project. Project Constraints * The total cost of the bike shall not be more than $35,000 * The project shall be date be completed no later than two weeks prior...
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...MECHANICAL SYSTEM THAT ALLOWS DRIVER TO ADJUST VEHICLE’S TYRE PRESSURE WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION i.e. BY INFLATING AND DEFLECTING THE TYRE PRESSURE. •USING CTIS A VEHICLE CAN BE OPERATED WITH TYRE PRESSURE APPROPRIATE TO THE SPEED AND STRENGTH OF THE ROAD SECTION BEING NEGOTIATED AND THE LOAD BEING CARRIED WITH INCREASED VEHICLE MOBILITY. This system is used to inflate/deflate tyres in order to adapt the vehicle's rolling capabilities to terrain conditions, in accordance with several pre-set categories: EMERGENCY, SOFT GROUND, TRACK and HIGHWAY. This function is controlled from the driving position by a special instrument panel •which activates a logic box to inflate/deflate the tyres, sending compressed air to the wheels via a rotary joint on the hub reducer of each wheel. • •MAJOR COMPONENETS IN THE SYSTEM •OCP (OPREATOR CONTROL PANEL) •PCU (PRESSUE CONTROL UNIT) •CTIS VALVES Central tyre inflation system (CTIS) vehicle Know your User Instruction Centralized tyre inflation Central tyre inflation system (CTIS) vehicle Press ON/OFF button to switch the device ON Know your At power up of system, the empty load signal will first fast blinking and will steady on when ECU is correctly initialized. If Load signal continuously blinks, the ECU initialization fails. The process initialization starts by blinking successively all panel signals (auto-test). After the initialization sequence and ECU hardware checks, the terrain button previously selected is automatically...
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...charge/deduct from you : by the mile for disposal, descrepencies in description, hassle for hookup of your vehicle, flat or missing wheels and/or tires, or simply even just the time of pickup. The things to look for are: Does this place actually have a physical location?(You'll need this in the event you ever need to know where your car was last). Do these people own their own tow trucks? (If someone else is towing for them, they might pass on additional fees to you). How long has this place been in business? (This will help you see what kind of feedback these guys may have from other people like you). What do they plan to do with my car? (Many junk buyers will resell your car, which means someone can come knocking at your doors if the paperwork isn't filled out correclty, and leaves you still liable as the owner of the vehicle). How honest and serious do these people really seem? (Sometimes by stringing you along for sometime, you will loose credability with other buyer indirectly limiting your buyers). When to Junk a vehicle: 1. If the cost of repairs to your vehicle sum to atleast half the value of your repaired vehicle. 2. If your vehicle is beyond repair. 3. If your vehicle is not safe anymore or road worthy. 4. If your vehicle has too many problems with it that repairing. 5. If you're not comfortable with someone else being behind the wheel of your vehicle for problems undiagnoseable. Now that you know what you should junk, the next main question is where should you...
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...Car surfing just for idiots. By ******* For the British newspaper… Hello. I want to write something to your article in the paper yesterday. Here’s my opinion for car surfing: I don’t have any idea, for what’s going on in their head. I think it’s sick, and I don’t understand why young people want to do that. Car surfing is dangerous, and I think that YouTube has an effect on the young people. When they see these videos on the internet, they think they can do it too. They don’t think about the consequences, before some of their friends, who do it, die or getting hurt. I don’t think that we can blame YouTube for car surfing, and other stuff, but when young people see it, they want to do it. That’s it. If there were videos where people get serious hurt, they may will stop doing it. Young people must had it cut out of cardboard! Young people today do a lot off foolish things, but I think it’s a part of being young. Their behaviour is not all ways the best. They often drink to really much, and walk around in a fog. They do things like stealing food, cars and other things. They’ll fight, and they’ll beat up people they haven’t met before, and they just think it’s funny. There’s a lot of things young people do, there is really stupid. As I mention before, they steal. Stealing is a big thing, like car surfing is. They may do because they think they’re cool or something like that. They’re taking drugs, beside they are drinking, and driving, and May there’s sitting someone on the...
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...Touch Screen Devices for Marketing & Sales Purposes Presented to: WGU Matt Dotson 12/29/2012 Table of Contents Executive Summary .............................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. Introduction ........................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined. Object of Study .................................................................................................................. 5 Research Findings .............................................................................................................. 6 Performance of the new technology on the volume of stock orders ..................................... 7 Performance of information technology on time taken to supply tires to the dealers ............. 8 Performance of information technology on customer service .............................................. 9 Recommendations.............................................................................................................10 Conclusion........................................................................................................................12 References .......................................................................................................................12 Executive Summary This research report was based on an investigation into the impact of new information technology in the business sector. The study was focused on a new business, which was...
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...United International University Marketing Management (MKT 3336) Assignment on Selling the Wheel (Marketing Strategy) Submitted to: Sarkar Rafiz Ahmed Ratan Assistant Professor Submitted by: Alif Al Md. Salauddin ID: 111 061 006 Dept: BBA Date of Submission: April 28, 2009 Selling The Wheel Marketing Strategy_______________________________________________ It is a story where inventor who invented wheel and how they promote that successfully. Creator MAX was the originator of the wheel. At the time of invention the wheel he found so many problems, sweaty workers very slowly cutting big heavy stones with hammers and chisels and then dragging the huge stones in a place was seen by him. Identifying the problems, pyramid can be accomplished quicker by using new technology. When he thought about it, he made a solution that was the Wheel. It could makes mankind life relaxed & faster. They made the Wheel only for sell. MAX & MINNIE wanted to sell it for achieving money. It was big problem that nobody didn’t know who their customers were. They tried to find out to their customer they roll that Wheel near to their neighbors near relatives. It was an act of promotion of Wheel. But it was not effective to attract their neighbors as a customer. Because they didn’t know nothing about marketing. Then he went to go to Oracle for some suggestion for their progress. The Oracle suggest for find out some Bedrock Questions answer. Those are. v Who are our customer...
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...Modern technology has changed our ways of communicate In ancient times, horses were used as a public transport in the use of post letters which can help people to keep in touch with friends and family members, it’s not so convenience because of the long time cost. As a result, many new technologies were invented in the following years. These modern technologies not only have been changing humans lives but also have been bringing many new issues. So that, it’s important to know how our ways of communicate has changed by these modern technologies and to know both the positive and negative effects have be given. This essay will discuss about modern technologies’ effectives then find out whether they’re more positive or more negative. Frist of all, communication ways After that, these modern technologies make our society run in a high speed and give the condition to create more and more new technology. The most important element for businessmen is efficiency which allows them to deal with a case in a short time and create more wealth. A research was made in china about public transport, the experts found that the faster speed these public transport have, the more economic income will be created refer to the information given by these researchers in Shanghai.3 On the other hand, modern technology also has harm effects of communicate manner and lead to a shortage at social society. We used to learn social manners and polite ways of speaking, however, these things seem disappeared...
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...you weren't able to find a flat surface try and find a large enough object in order to place in front or back of the tires to help prevent from rolling and to keep the car stable as you prepare to work. Step 3- You will need to assemble your tools. (which should be a jack, spare tire/donut, and given what time it may be you might want to have a flashlight ready.) Step 4- Place your jack underneath your car onto the hard portion (straying way from the plastic portion that some cars may have) and start to raise the jack until it is snug with the car and the ground. Step 5- Now you will need to loosen your nuts, but do not take them off completely. Step 6- Crank the jack in order to lift your car off the ground high enough to take the wheel off. Step 7- Take the nuts off now and remove the tire Step 8- Get your spare and replace it where the old tire was. Step 9- Replace the nuts...
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...SUBMITTED BY: RAMAKRISHNA KASETTY MU ID: 901719348 INSTRUCTOR: DR. TRACY CHRISTEFERO 1 Table of Contents 1. Background ......................................................................................................................................... 3 2. Founders Name ................................................................................................................................... 4 3. Vision................................................................................................................................................... 4 4. Mission ................................................................................................................................................ 4 5. Objectives............................................................................................................................................ 4 6. Product and Services ........................................................................................................................... 7 7. Market Competition.......................................................................................................................... 10 8. Laws and Regulations........................................................................................................................ 11 8.1 Business Insurance ...................................................................................................................... 11 9. Marketing Strategy...
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...Good afternoon. Our team definitely agree that technology has improved and made life easier. Thanks to the technology, the speed of our transport is raised, along with our tempo of life, which results in a more complex life. Modern technology in transport, which enables us to cover long distances in a short period of time, is supposed to give us more time for ourselves ,whereas in truth, it fails at this mission. In fact, we are, ironically, suffering from the biggest scarcity of time owing to the increasing speed of transports such as planes and trains. This is because the time we save on the journey is largely contributed to our work, with the result that we are constantly rushing from home to workplace, working day and night in offices, and dealing with endless businesses. However, such a hectic and complicated lifestyle is not what our predecessors can ever imagine. For instance, our Chinese ancestors sometimes had to travel for months by boat to get to their workplace a world away, yet during the journey they could sip hot tea and watched the world go by from the comfort inside the boat. It may be a little bit exaggerated to say that our ancestors actually spent a large proportion of time traveling and a small part of time working. Their life enjoys a slow pace just as their vehicles do, which guaranteed them a much simpler life than modern people. Some people may point it out that technology is not so evil as I have described, for it also endows upon us palpable benefits...
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...Some spend countless amounts of money and hours on building a drag car to get that tenth of a second faster than the car next to them in the lineup. Those who do not have a lot of money to put into their car but thirst for fast times have an even bigger struggle… Those without all the money to spend on the dream to go faster have to save up and spend cautiously as well as be creative on achieving faster times and fixing the car when things start to go wrong. What Is my Topic? Race cars have always been around and the desire to go faster is bigger than ever with people doing crazy motor swaps and making incredible and unthinkable times in a quarter mile. Making a car is easy from the surface, all you need is: motor, transmission, wheels and tires, and some electronics. What really sets cars apart are all the little physically but major components such as internals of a motor: pistons, rods, crankshaft, and camshaft. What Is the Problem Being Investigated? How to successfully build a low cost and reliable drag car while still being able to run fast quarter mile times. One of the best ways to save money the quickest is to turn a daily driven car into the race car for the weekends. This alone can save thousands of dollars as long as the frame and shell is in good condition. Why Do You Need to Investigate this Problem? I need to investigate this problem because I am trying to build a race car for the track on the weekends but to daily drive with keeping...
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...is a student that has an IEP; the child receives assistance from an ABA therapist. The therapist works with the child to pour milk. He becomes frustrated and gets up from the table. The therapist encourages the child to come back to the table and try again. After breakfast the students are instructed to wash their hands and go to the library carpet in preparation for circle time. As circle time begins there is one student Little C that refuses to sit on her spot. The teacher asks would she like to sit at the writing center and write. The child refuses and begins to disrupt the circle time. The teacher then asks the child to go to the wheel of choices which is a wheel that gives the children choices. The choices on the wheel are choices that students will do instead of the behavior that is being disruptive. The class also has a feelings wheel that children can use to explain their feelings. The child chooses to sit in the science center while the other children participate in circle time. However, I notice that shortly after the children begin their good morning song she quietly returns to her seat on the carpet. Big A during this time has a stress ball that he squeezes during circle time. The ABA therapist states that this...
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...Invention Essay INVENTION OF THE WHEEL INTRODUCTION: This assignment is about the wheel. I believe it is the most important to come out of Ancient history. The following are detail of when the wheel is invented, how it was invented, why it was invented, what it was used for in the past and today, and its importance. ARGUEMENTS: When your invention was first made and how it was invented? Wikipedia (2010) stated according to archaeologists, the wheel was probably invented in around 8,000 B.C. in Asia. The oldest wheel known was discovered in Mesopotamia around 3500 BC. The early wheels were simple wooden disks with a hole for the axle. Ricky David (2009) stated that the wheel was created by 2 young male adults. It was said that they were rolling stones down a hill to see which one went faster. Then they found out that the stones that were round went faster. ThinkQuest (2000) researched that wheel were made by the Sumerians. It was made of planks of wood joined together. Firstly, a man placed rollers beneath heavy objects so that they could be moved easily. Then they improved it so it would be easy to load and drag. This was the invention of the sledge. After that they soon discovered that these deep grooves actually allowed the sledge to advance a greater distance before the next roller was needed to come on. Thus the rollers were changed into wheels. The wheel was furthered improved on later by the Egyptians, who made wheels with spokes, which could be found...
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...In favor of private cars Dear classmates. Im here to talk to you about ways of transportation. We all use different ways of commuting in our everyday lives: some of us take the bus, some of us ride a bike and some of us have the advantage of driving a car to school and work. Wouldn't you all rather hop behind the wheel of your warm car in the morning than drag your feet through the rain and snow to the closest bus stop, where you stand for at least 15 minutes waiting for the next bus to come?Driving your own car is a breeze. Put a cup of coffee in the cup holder, crank up your favorite music, sing along and just let the car do the rest. Before you even realize, you're parked right in front of your school, happy and ready to soak in all the information your teachers give you. These days there are a lot of people who are against driving private cars. These people are trying to make driving look bad and urge the legislators to pass laws that make driving your own car even more expensive than it already is. They say they are saving the environment but at what cost? Shouldn't we all enjoy our lives to the fullest while we still can and for example let the scientist work on developing environmentally better solutions for cars. Don't let other people tell you how to live and make your own...
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...1 INTRODUCTION “Chassis” a French term which means the complete Automobiles without Body and it includes all the systems like power plant, transmission, steering, suspension, wheels tyres, auto electric system etc. A vehicle without body is called as a chassis. If Body is also attached to it them it is known as the particular vehicle as per the shape and design of the body. 1.1 BASIC LAYOUT OF CHASSIS FRAME Figure 1 Chassis layout Figure 1 shows the layout of chassis. It shows that the engine is located at the front end of the vehicle. It is connected to the gear box through clutch. The drive of the engine can be connected or disconnected from the gearbox with the help of the clutch pedal. From the gearbox, the power is transmitted to the differential through propeller shaft and finally to the wheels via rear axles. 2 MAIN COMPONENTS OF CHASSIS 2.1 FRAME The frame is the main part of the chassis on which remaining parts of chassis are mounted. The frame should be extremely rigid and strong so that it can withstand shocks, twists, stresses and vibrations to which it is subjected while vehicle is moving on road. It is also called under body. The frame is supported on the wheels and tyre assemblies. The frame is narrow in the front for providing short turning radius to front wheels. It widens out at the rear side to provide larger space in the body. 2.1.1 FUNCTIONS OF FRAME 1. To carryall the stationary loads attached to it and loads of passenger and ...
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