Essays on Interlocking

In a mantrap there are two doors which are on the opposite sides in a room. The doors are designed such that any door can be opened only when the other door has been locked and closed. One door of a mantrap cannot be unlocked and opened until the opposite door has been closed and locked. Mantraps are used for separating secure areas from non-secure areas and prevention of unsanctioned access. They are used in semiconductor manufacturing industry as exit and entry chambers in clean rooms. The two interlocking doors which are used in mantraps are interfaced in such ...

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Artefacts have been suggested as the primary points of insights into the culture and customs of a civilization and the way they interact with the world around them. Whilst many of the objects in question convey spiritual messages in terms of idols and iconography, it is important to consider the ways in which the objects communicate on an implied level also; for example, jade stone is one particular inclusion within many Eastern Asian ceremonies and ceremonial pieces and had been considered within these cultures’ as a precious stone, but also, for its ability to preserve an individuals spirit. As ...

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Land and rockslides are natural disasters that threaten people living in the Sultanate of Oman. In this paper, the fundamentals of disaster management are identified from their causes. First, the aspect of slope stability is covered. The involvement of this information follows the need to appreciate the vulnerability of mountainous regions to mass movement. The causes of mass movement are also explained. Further, the risks of rock and landslides are expanded with the intention of directing the focus of the paper. To be objective, the paper progresses to a review of the measures employed by the government of Oman ...

Airport Pavement Management Program (PMP) and Airport Signage and Marking Program

Goals: Ensure provision of smooth surfaces with excellent skid resistance devoid of alligator cracks, frost heaving, pumps, ravels, pot holes and wheel rutting which may hinder effectual motion in the airport.

Ensure effectual repair and maintenance of Airport pavements

Ensure proper and clear signage and markings in airports Assumptions and other considerations: It is advisable to submit written suggestions of Airport pavement repairs to the regional Maintenance Engineer who then shares with the Airport Pavement Management Program coordinator in order to ensure good coordination between maintenance and construction initiatives at the airports. Detecting, recognizing and clearly marking runway holding positions and signs in an airport is effectual ...

I am really interested in art and aspire to be an artist myself. Therefore, I wanted to benefit from this assignment by the means of exploring the flirtations of art with mathematics. Among all great artists, M.C. Escher is the one who comes to mind when one thinks of mathematics. As I researched deeper into his art, I found out that he is more than just flirting with mathematics but in a marital relationship. So much that he can be referred to as a secret mathematician. Escher’s fascinating work holds inside a great knowledge of Euclidean and Non-Euclidean ...

Introduction

Capitalism refers to a form of political and economic system where country's trade and industry is manned by the private sector, rather the government. Every society is characterized by an uneven distribution of wealth and income. The speculated thoughts help a small percentage of the people in the society to gain control over the majority in the country. Therefore, the minority must, be able to find ways in which they sustain their status quo within the society. The majority group uses myriad ways to battle and be at the top of the prestige minority class. For instance, they convince the majority ...

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Ranked among the top 7 heritage sites around the world by UNESCO, Stonehenge is one of the most picturesque marvels of the medieval world. Standing isolated in Wiltshire, England, the prehistoric monument has been a destination for well over 800,000 tourists from all over the world every year. With many theories surrounding its construction and purpose, architects and archeologists have put their minds together in trying to come up with a scientifically acceptable explanation of the monument’s coming into being. Today, many questions surround Stonehenge, with hundreds of documentaries giving different accounts, and crediting different people for its construction ...

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Ranked among the top 7 heritage sites around the world by UNESCO, Stonehenge is one of the most picturesque marvels of the medieval world. Standing isolated in Wiltshire, England, the prehistoric monument has been a destination for well over 800,000 tourists from all over the world every year. With many theories surrounding its construction and purpose, architects and archeologists have put their minds together in trying to come up with a scientifically acceptable explanation of the monument’s coming into being. Today, many questions surround Stonehenge, with hundreds of documentaries giving different accounts, and crediting different people for its construction ...

Question one: Who are the Power Elite

The power elite essentially refer to the members of the establishment whose decisions often bare the greatest consequence. In that context, the power elite include any member whose decision making role contributes in an influential manner on the political, economic and military spectrum. According to the author, the power elite, therefore, are the men and women who form the higher circles of the three orders. That is the military, the political leadership and the economic/ corporate leadership. The power elite are those people who hold the stakes in the top three orders. It is arguable that since their decisions ...

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This article aims at analyzing the political economy of communications and the consciousness of industry approach. It further examines the US class structure and its control of income and wealth using Domhofff’s framework to discuss how Big Media and Big Business make use of the government to promote and shape all the relevant public policies which promote all their short-term interest. - Jhally’s Argument about the Purposes of Media Today in Maintaining Shared Ideological Consensus in the General Public

Introduction

The political economy perspective is of much importance in the structure and process of communication. A great ...

Political economy of communication

Question 1Consciousness Industry Approach According to Jhally’s perception and approach about the consciousness industry, the core objective of the media in the current world is to produce and maintain shared thoughts within the public in general. Generally, every society is characterized by an uneven distribution of wealth and income based on the global economic systems. The majority of the economic systems especially capitalism aids a small proportion of people in the society to gain control of the means of production. The consciousness industry approach can be termed as an institution based approach, which is concerned with the ...

Part A

The move by Ratan Tata to create a Tata Group brand was a brilliant idea that paid of well for the company. Ratan Tata had been under pressure to create such a system and in the end when he did, Tata Son’s reaped maximum benefits from the creation of the Tata brand. This also was an advantage to the companies within the Tata umbrella. The existence of the Tata brand was crucial for the growth and revitalization of the company amid a new era that saw huge changes in the business world. In an emerging market, the creation of the Tata ...

Affairs of the Lips: Why We Kiss

Summary Response

Why We Kiss 1) In the first paragraph, the author articulates the essence of kissing in human beings. Kissing is mostly used to convey messages to partners. As there exist different forms of kisses, each has each its own meaning depending on the type of relationship the partners have. 2) Walter discusses the uses of lips and points out that apart from eating and speech, the lips are used for kissing whereby sensory and neural messages are transmitted to the other partner each message having a different effect on the partner.

3) Walter argues that ...

3. Why does Teo break protocol and visit Dhavir? What is motivating her to see the donor? What does she and he gain by meeting? Why does the Ministry of Health want to keep them apart? What are the risks of their meeting? Teo had a singular goal which was to meet her organ donor. Even though this was against protocol and despite her numerous attempts of finding the identity of the organ donor, which was met with great resistance by the authorities, there was ‘never the question of abandoning the effort’. This relentless determination to meet her organ ...