gauge: Bridge gauges are used to measure the amount of wear of Main engine bearing. Normally the upper bearing keep is removed and clearance is measured with respect to journal. Feeler gauge can be used to complete the process. Liner measurement tool: Liner measurement tool is a set of straight assembled rod with marked length in each set. It is used to measure the wear down or
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Chapter 3 MATERIALS, METHOD AND PROCEDURES Research Design In this study, the researchers used the descriptive-developmental research design since its purpose is to develop a new product, the Meat Pie. Once formulated, the treatments were subjected to evaluation using the Hedonic Scale for sensory evaluation to describe the qualities of the treatment to determine which among the treatments is the most acceptable. Tools and Equipment The following table shows the different tools and equipment
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The density of the second piece of copper was approximately 10.6 g/mL and the density of the third piece of copper was also 8.2 g/mL. After finding the density, we used the standard deviation formula, σ = 1N i+1N(xi- )2, to tell how much the measurements, from the dataset, are spread out from the expected value. After calculating the standard deviation of our dataset, our results were =8.1. Our results were very accurate, being that our percent difference was only 0.45%. In part two of the lab
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Data Analysis The scientific question that was asked in this experiment was,”What is the best angle to shoot a paintball to achieve the farthest distance possible?” The hypothesis of the experiment was,” If a paintball is shot at a 50 degree angle, than the paintball will travel the farther than any other angle tested.” The independent variable is the angle of degrees the paintball is shot from and the dependent variable is the distance the paintball travels at the different angles it is shot from
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3.8 Reliability and validity Reliability is the extent to which a measurement of a phenomenon gives a stable and consistent results (Carmines and Zeller 1979). Moser and Kalton (1989: 353) define reliability as ‘a scale or test is said to be reliable to the extent that repeat measurements made by it under constant conditions will give the same result. Yin (1994) describes it as ‘demonstrating that the operations of a case study – such as the data collection procedures can be repeated, using the
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The Implicit Association Test is a test that allows a person to be aware about the associations they unconsciously make between certain things. When a person begins the test, it will first ask them to pick a topic of their choosing. They will then be asked to answer a variety of personal survey questions regarding religion, political views, ethnicity, family, etc. After the questions have been answered they will be presented with the words that will be used in the test and associated with certain
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healthcare setting has used research and statistics to aid in standardized care by implementing best practice measures. This is also known as evidence based practice. Statistical information that is gathered is then used to help compare present and past performance, as a guide for planning future development, appraisal of work performed by healthcare staff, hospital or clinic funding, and research (International Federation of Health Information Management Associations, 2012). The purpose of the following paper
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Problems in Performance Measurement at the Edwards School of Business Table of Content Executive summary 3 1. Introduction 4 2. Discussion 5 2.1 Problems with performance measurement 5 2.2 Factors that cause problems 6 2.3 Prediction of other institutions 8 3. Conclusion 10 4. References 11 Executive summary This report is a case study from Edward School of Business to analyze the problems in performance measurement. The point-based merit system is introduced for the purpose of improving faculty
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overview—problem, purpose, research questions, and hypotheses. • Describe the instrument used for data collection. • Identify types of data—quantitative, quantitative, or both—and how the data is collected. • Identify the level of measurement for each of the variables involved in the study. • Code the data if you have not done so. Describe how the data is coded and evaluate the procedure used. • Clean the data by eliminating the data input errors made. • Draw conclusions
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