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    A. Primary Objective Create a model for identifying new towns for creating distribution footprint. B. Tools used 1. Census Town List 2. Nielsen Hit List 3. Google Maps 4. Local Survey C. Research Methodology The research was conducted in three phases: 1. Analysis of the company data, i.e. Census Town List and Nielsen Hit List: raw data was provided to us by the Perfetti Van Melle’ MIS team regarding the geographical area we were going to work in. In my case it was Rural Punjab. They gave…

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    engineers can design a house, but an architect cannot design the infrastructure of a freeway system. The fundamental differences that architecture features are that an architect’s education is based on art more than science, whereas a civil engineer’s education, focuses on science more than art. This essay…

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    Die Bruke Play Analysis

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    but what did appear was often symbolic. They could be described as almost dystopian, an alternative horror reality. “The dramas and set designs were atmospheric, and moody. The plots were broken and disjointed, where many of the characters were nameless, had a lack of a personality, but were stereotypes and caricatures. Just like the characters the set design was abstract, exaggerated,angular and disjointed, similar to a nightmare…

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    With the matrix structure, it overlaps both the functional design, which is what Omidyar initially started out with and the divisional design. Within the matrix structure method, employees belong to at least two groups at the same time. For example, within the functional areas Omidyar set up initially, someone in finance could have knowledge and work…

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    to get someone involved of the industrial design faculty to help with this research is based on the different approach of (design) ‘problems’ and the focus on the process due to the graduation studio. Industrial design is more focused on creating an experience rather than yielding products, just like what is becoming more and more important in the architecture profession and what the Digital Architecture studio about is. Besides, at the Industrial Design Faculty there is more knowledge of the…

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    Ramie Fiber Case Study

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    storage modulus of CNT-grafted ramie fiber composite is high compared to the untreated, alkali-treated and silane-treated fiber composites. This indicates that the fiber/matrix adhesion is high in CNT-grafted fiber composite, and grafting with CNT is best method for improving the interfacial adhesion compared to alkali and silane treatments. The loss modulus reflects the amount of energy dissipated during the strain process. The untreated ramie fiber composite has poor interfacial bonding and…

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    1.1 Explain the typical axis conventions of the following machine tool in the form of a written report. Lathe Machine Tool Lathe machine is a machine tool that rotates the work piece on its axis to perform various operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation, facing, turning, with tools that are applied to the work piece to create an object with symmetry about an axis of rotation. (n.d.) Typical axis conventions of the Lathe Machine tool • The work piece is…

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    the second page jumps right into the engineering design process and contains a lot of diction only found among engineering texts. The company needed to find a way to make their tools more precise and more efficient, in order to speed up production in the factory. The author’s discuss the problem at hand, and how they came to a final solution. The author’s utilized great rhetoric throughout their abstract to convey the main points of their design solution to the rest of the discourse community.…

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    audience.” This quote by Rand Fishkin led me to explore the idea that there is more to UX design than just the overall layout. One of the first thing I found out was that in today’s world within designers, UX design is one of the most demanding job in the tech world. UX/UI roles specifically are some of the hardest positions to fill in the current market place. According to EMSI, IT jobs, such as UX/UI design are 28 percent of all average monthly unique job postings, making this…

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    Are you a problem solver with plenty of creativity and a desire to take your ideas and turn them into buildings and spaces? Are you good at using the left and right side of your brain and enjoy solving problems and conquering challenges? As an architect you will be able to put your creative ideas down on paper and then turn those drawings into reality. It is a challenging, but immensely rewarding profession and few things can compare to the feeling of seeing your ideas turned into something…

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