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    RESULT Microbial community analysis Table 1 illustrates the phylogenetic affiliation and the similarity of the bands marked in Fig. 4a which shows the bacterial DGGE fingerprint obtained when ferrous sulfate was used as the energy source (batch-1). Initial sludge had 18 dominant bands out of which 7 bands were not detected on the 2nd day (Fig. 4a) due to changes in the physical condition of the sludge such as aeration and the pH decrease. Dynamics in the microbial community profiling was studied

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    Probiotics are live microorganisms which are believed to provide health benefits when consumed. The term probiotics meaning ‘for life’ (pro= ‘for’ or ‘in support’‚ biotic= ‘life’) is derived from Latin & Greek language. The term was first used by Lilly and Stillwell in 1965 to describe “substances secreted by one microorganism which stimulates the growth of another microorganism” i.e. which is exactly opposite of ‘antibiotics’‚ later in 1971 Sperti used the term probiotics to describe “tissue extracts

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    walt disney

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    animations‚ Disney became interested in animation‚ and decided to become an animator. Walt eventually decided to open his own animation business. Disney’s cartoons became popular in the Kansas City area. He was able to open his own studio called Laugh-O-Gram. They went bankrupt. And Disney and his brother earned money and set up their own cartoon studio in Holly Wood‚ California. They created the Alice Comedies‚ which were a series of animated cartoons. A New York distributor Margaret Winkler wrote to

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    Golden Metal Identity

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    the identities of the metals. Thus‚ during the experiment‚ I also observed the color of the metals‚ and used these observations in my assessment of the metals. The five trials for the golden metal produced an average density for all trials of 8.34 grams per cubic centimeter. [Processed Data Table: Density of the Golden Metal]. The golden metal itself‚ while referred to as golden during the experiment‚

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    The Metric System Scientific data is always reported using metric system units of measurement. There are four basic metric measurement units: • Length = meter (m) • Volume = liter (l) • Mass (weight) = gram (g) • Temperature = ° Celsius (° C) All four metric system basic units can be converted into larger or smaller units simply by adding a prefix in front of the basic unit: Unit prefixes: • kilo (k) = Makes the basic unit 1000 times larger (103) • deci (d) = Makes

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    Plant Growth Experiment

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    Introduction: The purpose of the plant growth experiment was to test the affect of plant fertilizer during plant growth. The system we were working with allowed us to test the recommended amount and double the recommended amount of Miracle Grow in comparison to a control of an all natural growing plant. The plants we were testing were radishes We decided on testing the validity of Miracle Grow with radishes to determine if fertilizers are worth purchasing. Hypothesis: If the recommended amount

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    8. Gather chicken pieces towards you. 9. Shake off excessive breader. (bouncing and rolling) 10. Repeat all the procedure twice. 11. Shake off excessive breader. (rolling) IMPORTANT: * INITIAL RUN OF BREADER – 3 kilos (750 grams per measuring cup) * 222 RULE * Every 2 run : sieve the breader & add 1 ½ kilos of breader * Every 2 run : change chilled water (at least 40°F ) * Every 2 run : filter the vat PROCEDURE: 1. Get formed chicken portions

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    much drops and volume of water can hold thin-stemmed pipet‚ this recorded under data 3. Then we moved to data 4 for mass measurement‚ it was estimating 7 objects by holding to objects‚ and obtaining actual mass using a digital scale and recorded in grams. The last few objects‚ we got closer with estimated mass to actual mass do to more experiments. The data 5 able to get knowledge of density by using digital scale and common products salt and isopropyl alcohol; we gain from this experiment‚ that more

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    7. A blueprint specification for the thickness of a dishwasher part at PlataLimpia‚ Inc. is 0.325 ± 0.025 centimeters (cm). It costs $15 to scrap a part that is outside the specifications. Determine the Taguchi loss function for this situation. Answer 7. The Taguchi Loss Function for PlataLimpia‚ Inc. part is: L(x) = k (x - T)2 $15 = k (0.025)2 k = 24000  L(x) = k (x - T)2 = 24000 (x - T)2 8. A team was formed to study the dishwasher part at PlataLimpia‚ Inc. described in

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    TAGUCHI LOSS FUNCTION

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    Output voltage to a certain component on the board must be 15 ± 0.2 volts. Exceeding the limits results in an estimated loss of $75. Determine the Taguchi loss function. 5. An automatic cookie machine must deposit a specified amount of 15 ± 0.1 grams (g) of dough for each cookie on a conveyor belt. If the machine either over- or underdeposits themixture‚ it costs $0.015 to scrap the defective cookie. a. What is the value of k in the Taguchi loss function? b. If the process is centered on the

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