Activity on node is a diagram where every node (circle) represents an activity.
1994 still had fork and pivot ball on the 6.5 trubo and the nv 4500 trans, still lookin for a diagram
Activity diagram shows the work flow from start point to the end point detailing many decision points. Sequence shows detail flow of specific use case and it also shows interaction between actors, system and system components
A fork that you use to make vibration.
You can use a fork.
i knew how to draw the activity diagram fro video rental system but i dont know how to attach it here
When eating your salad first you would eat with the salad fork (the smallest fork) and after you finish place the fork on the plate. When the entree comes then you use the normal size fork.
They didn't. The fork is a medieval invention.
The purpose of the activity diagram is to model the procedural flow of actions that are part of a larger activity. In projects in which use cases are present, activity diagrams can model a specific use case at a more detailed level. However, activity diagrams can be used independently of use cases for modeling a business-level function, such as buying a concert ticket or registering for a college class. Activity diagrams can also be used to model system-level functions, such as how a ticket reservation data mart populates a corporate sales system's data warehouse. Because it models procedural flow, the activity diagram focuses on the action sequence of execution and the conditions that trigger or guard those actions. The activity diagram is also focused only on the activity's internal actions and not on the actions that call the activity in their process flow or that trigger the activity according to some event (e.g., it's 12:30 on April 13th , and Green Day tickets are now on sale for the group's Copyright Rational Software 2003 http://www.therationaledge.com/content/sep_03/f_umlbasics_db.jspsummer tour). Although UML sequence diagrams can protray the same information as activity diagrams, I personally find activity diagrams best for modeling business-level functions. This is because activity diagrams show all potential sequence flows in an activity, whereas a sequence diagram typically shows only one flow of an activity. In addition, business managers and business process personnel seem to prefer activity diagrams over sequence diagrams -- an activity diagram is less "techie" in appearance, and therefore less intimidating to business people. Besides, business managers are used to seeing flow diagrams, so the "look" of an activity diagram is familiar. (reference by http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/content/RationalEdge/sep03/f_umlbasics_db.pdf)
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10w fork oil. 130-140 ml from top of fork, when fork is fully compressed without the spring inside the fork.
Most people use a fork when eating rice, but some cultures use a spoon.