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9/28/2015 Flow-Time Analysis Competitive Advantages of a shorter flow time – Shorter response time (both in production and product design) • Easier to respond to market changes • Fast feedback on quality problems • Delayed differentiation (Postponement) – Lower inventory costs (due to Little’s Law) Processing System Inputs Outputs Flow Time Analysis T Flow time = processing time + wait time (total time in the box) Presentation by Adam Fleischhacker Assistant Professor
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A. The Mole 1.Calculate the moles of chlorine (Cl2) in 50.0 g of Cl2. 50g Cl2 (1 mole Cl270g Cl2)= 0.71 mole Cl2 0.71 moles Cl2 * 6.02 *1023 = 4.2742 * 1023 moles 2. Determine the mass of one moleculeof hydrogen sulphide gas. H= 1 *2 =2 S= 32.065* 1 = 32 Molar mass of H2S = 32g/mol 3. How many molecules of are there in 60.0 g of N2O? 60g Cl2 (1 mole Cl244g Cl2)= 1.36 moles Cl2 1.36 moles Cl2 * 6.02 *1023 = 8.1872 * 1023 moles 4. If you consumed 500g of sugar in one week, how many molecules
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movements and altered standing up and lying down. The test was repeated in four situations: barefoot (0 cm), medium heels (3.5 cm), stiletto high heels (7 cm), and platform high heels (7 cm). The APG values of venous filling index (VFI), ejection fraction (EF), and residual volume fraction (RVF) were divided into four groups according to heel height and compared by repeated-measures analysis of variance. Results RVF was increased in the groups wearing high heels (stiletto and platform) compared with the
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Chapter I Background History of Local Non-Governmental Organizations in Myanmar Education Sector A non-governmental organization is an organization that is neither a part of government nor a conventional for profit business. NGOs, sometimes called civil societies are organized on community, national and international levels to serve specific social and political purposes, and are cooperate rather than commercial, in nature. In Myanmar the non-profits that work on behalf of others
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