MOTION: FERRIS WHEEL I. INTRODUCTION In this group project‚ we’ve decided to use a Ferris Wheel as an object to represent Uniform Circular Motion. A Ferris is a non-building structure consisting of a rotating upright wheel with passenger cars attached to the rim in such a way that as the wheel turns‚ the cars are kept upright‚ usually by gravity. Some of the largest and most modern Ferris wheels have cars mounted on the outside of the rim‚ and electric motors to
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Spirituality‚ the medicine wheel represents harmony and connections and is considered a major symbol of peaceful interactions among all living beings on earth” (“Medicine Wheel”‚ 2013‚ p. 1). The medicine wheel has been used for many generations of various American native tribes and are still used today in the Native American spirituality. In an interview with an aboriginal woman B.C‚ B.C stated “the wheel has been passed down from generation from generation and the meaning of the wheel has never been altered
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A. BRAINSTORM 1. Look at the topics and add your own idea. Then choose one of the topics to write about. How to make a good first impression on: a classmate a college roommate a teacher a friend’s parents a new neighbor your idea: a new siblings or family 2. My topic: How to make a good first impression on a teacher Dos Don’ts 1. Introduce yourself 2. Be obedient 3. Smile 4. Participate 5. Listen 6. Positive attitude 1. Call his or her first name 2. Trying to crack joke 3
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ITEM ANALYSIS Facilitator: Marelen H. Amanuence Item analysis is a process which examines student responses to individual test items (questions) in order to assess the quality of those items and of the test as a whole. 1) Item Difficulty(Di) The percentage of pupils who got the item right 2) Item Discriminating Power (Dp) Indicates the difference between high and low achievers Item analysis procedures for classroom test 1. Score the papers and rank them from highest to lowest. 2. Separate
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Abrasive Wheels Abrasive Wheel Characteristics An abrasive wheel is defined as :A wheel consisting of bonded abrasive particles with which there is a recognised risk of bursting A coated abrasive disc A wheel made of wood or metal with a surface of abrasive material. Abrasive Wheels Resinoid (Resin based abrasive) Teflon reinforced. Type 27 Reinforced Depressed centre grinding wheel Type 41 Reinforced flat cut of wheel. Type 42 Reinforced Depressed centre cut off wheel Characteristics
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harma wheel (dharmachakra) is one of the most important Buddhist symbols‚ as it represents the teachings of the Buddha. The Buddha was the one who turned the wheel of the dharma and thus the wheel symbol is the Dharmachakra (wheel of law) The Tibetan term for this symbol is chos kyi’khor lo which means the wheel of transformation. The wheel’s motion is a metaphor for the rapid spiritual change caused by the teachings of the Buddha The eight spokes of the wheel symbolize the Noble Eightfold Path
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Camels! One of Earths creatures and one of the most curious and interesting animals to talk about in how they alone have impacted the history of not only the world but‚ the middle east as well. The camel has played a very important role in not only the Middle East but also many other parts of the world. Regions like Africa‚ Iran‚ and parts of the Stans. The Camel played many important roles in many different aspects of peoples lives. Anything from travel‚ warfare‚ art‚ trade and many different parts
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Acceleration | Objective: To predict the time taken for a wheel to roll on its axle‚ down a slope using the energy method. Theory: Release Energy Method Ød or radius r After descent m kg I kg.m2 h v m/sec ØD or radius R Figure 1. Energy in a rolling wheel Referring to Figure 1 when the wheel is released from rest and subsequently rolls down the slope‚ it accelerates and hence gains energy. Now for a rolling wheel the kinetic energy has two components‚ translational due
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TABLE OF CONTENT TABLE OF CONTENT 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 3 1.1 Project Background 3 1.2 Logical Assumption 6 1.3 Project Objective 6 CHAPTER 2 FEASIBILITY STUDY AND REPORT 7 2.1 Schedule Feasibility 7 2.2 Technical Feasibility 13 2.3 Operational Feasibility 18 2.4 Economical Feasibility 21 CHAPTER 3 FACT FINDING 26 3.1 Interview 28 3.2 Questionnaire 32 3.3 Fact
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essential that individual members of the group realize their responsibility to their peers and behave in a professional manner. OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT 1. To identify the framework of activities associated with methodologies and describe how the techniques are used together to develop a system 2. To demonstrate‚ apply and document‚ to the appropriate standard‚ the key techniques of analysis and design for the chosen paradigm 3. To identify the key user interface issues required in a system
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