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    possible market share‚ and to increase it further‚ it would have required additional price cut. So‚ the option with the firm was to expand its operation in the segment of specialty steel segment‚ which is typical mini mill product line. The alternative was to increase beam size capacity and directly challenge large integrated steel companies. Due to constraint of the rating of available rolling mill‚ it could make only small section beam. Manufacturing of medium and large section beams needed higher capacity

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    Steel and Rev

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    BIS CODE : INDIAN STANDARD for Structural Engineering IS: 800-1984 Code for practice for general construction in steel. SP6 (1) Handbook for structural steel sections. SP:6(5)-1980 Hand book for Cold formed‚ Light Gauge steel structures. SP:6(6)-1972 Handbook for application of plastic theory in design of steel structures. SP:6(4)-1969 Project & Construction Management for Large Industrial Projects. IS: 206 -1992 (4th Rev) Tee & strap hinges - Specification. IS: 459 -1992

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    Globalisation is the international trade of ideas and customs throughout developing and developed countries. Globalisation can impact these countries positively or negatively depending on the interaction. Globalisation can also connect these countries via these spread ideas. An example of a positive impact caused by globalisation is the introducing of new defence and attack methods due to wars such as using ‘ghost guns’ to safely vacate a battle area. Most people might not realise that Colombia’s

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    of my life to. Since that time I have had difficulty finding a new job and have been turned down several times. This has been a blow to my self-esteem and an obstacle that I have struggled to overcome the past few months. I can relate to several key elements of resilience that was listed in the article “Where There’s a Will‚ There’s a Way” (Harrington‚ 2012). Being laid off took a chunk out of my self-esteem. With that being said‚ I have struggled through a rough patch and decided now would be

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    but still followed many of his original ideas. The theory is based on ancient hedonism‚ which pursued physical pleasure and avoided physical pain. Hedonism saw human beings as “Under the governance of two sovereign masters of pain and pleasure.” So a key concept that Bentham developed was the belief we are controlled by the desire to seek out pleasure and avoid pain bringing about the greatest happiness principle which is choosing the path that gives the greatest amount of people the greatest amount

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    Storm of Steel

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    Glorified Trench War “No finer death in all the world than…’ Anything to participate‚ not to have to stay at home.” This quote is an example of Junger’s view on the war. Does Storm of Steel Glorify War? Yes. Compared to other accounts of World War I‚ such as the film “All quiet on the Western Front‚” Storm of Steel does seem to somewhat promote the war. Junger seems to glorify war by being a hero for participating in it. On the other hand‚ the film “All Quiet on the Western Front‚” completely shows

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    Steel and Corrosion

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    of manganese in the rusting of steel.  Alford‚ H. Carroll: Corrosion of iron and its prevention. 2‚200 w. 1901. (In Proceedings of the St. Louis Railway Club‚ v. 5‚ April 12‚ p. 9.) Theory of rust formation and preventive measures.  American Society for Testing Materials: 1‚800 w. 1906. (In Iron age‚ v. 77‚ p. 2057.) Abstracts of papers at ninth annual meeting of the society; corrosion of tube steel‚ corrosion of wire fencing‚ electrolysis in structural steel‚ etc.  Andes‚ Louis Edgar: Der

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    Steel and Poem

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    of whether the players are children approaching a disturbingly mature theme or whether they ’re adults trying to minimize the stress of the situation. Despite both interpretations being decently supported by the text‚ I support the first for a few key reasons. The piece is broken into two parts‚ I and II‚ which clearly defines there being two speakers. Each section presents a different version of the same game-the first is from the masculine perspective where the female is "the Mexican maid" (3)

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    Guns.Germs, and Steel

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    Reading/Video questions for Diamond’s Guns‚ Germs‚ and Steel Prologe “Yali’s Question” 1. What is Yali’s question and why did it motivate Diamond to write this book? Yali’s question was “Why is it that you white people developed so much cargo and brought it to New Guinea but we black people have little cargo of our own?” Jared Diamond wrote this book to answer Yali’s question because he didn’t have an answer when Yali asked him the question. 2. What are other ways that Diamond asks or rephrases

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    The Steel Windpipe

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    SETTING‚ LANGUAGE‚ TITLE etc.</b></center> <br> <br>I enjoy reading "The Steel Windpipe" because of its mood and the style of the writer. The content is fresh and the theme is clearly depicted through the characters. The plot starts in a moderate manner‚ with the new doctor browsing through his books. I was about to think about reading another story when the complication pulled me back into the story. This is the amazing "X"- factor of the story. Just when you get bored‚ you get pulled back so fast you

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