0
What else can I help you with?
What was the purpose of the apple 1 invention?
The purpose was for commercial usage, but the plan failed until Lisa which is a different and newer computer came out.
Is anything 100 percent efficient?
The short answer is no. What you are talking about is sometimes referred to as a perfect machine. Because of friction and other factors, energy is always lost. The only example of 100% efficiency has been observed by the collisions of atoms in a supercollider, in which the atoms are broken down into a frictionless liquid. The frictionless liquid is at extreme temperature and is very short lived.
Do you add a degree when take temperature on forehead?
No.The oral temperature (under the tongue) is a degree lower than central. The newer temporal artery thermometers also take a central temperature.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of old and modern irrigation methods?
in the older irrigation method there would have been an anormous waste of water which is a disadvantage.in the newer irrigation method,there is conservation of money,land space and water too.
What are the differences between older pennies and newer pennies?
The metal content may have changed. Sometimes they change the design. For example, Canadian pennies through the years have updated portraits of HRH Queen Elizabeth II.
How much does a vending machine cost to restock?
Used machines can range from $500-$2000 on average. You can find these on Craigslist. For newer machines with LCD screens, advertising, and warranties - you can expect to pay $6000-$10,000 per machine.
How the vending machine works?
The machines usually work, when some money (usually coins or paper money) is put in a slot. Then, a button needs to be pushed, or a lever pulled. If there is enough money in the machine, the selected item will be dropped to a tray, where it can be taken out by the person making the purchase. Older vending machines were mechanical, but most newer ones are electronic. Many modern vending machines can accept debit or credit cards in addition to cash.
Who sets the stops on slot machines?
The stops are usually preset from the factory. On newer, computerized machines, the gaming facility cannot change when jackpots are paid out; it is completely random based on information preset into the machines computer. On the older, manual machines, there were several cylinders that spun around and had notches (or slots) on the outside edge, which correlated to a symbol one of the reals. Some crooked casinos would block the slot for the "7" on one of the reals, which would eliminate the possibility for a jackpot payout.
Why do older machines generally exhibit a higher degree of natural variability than do the newer machines?
The extent of natural variabilty inherit in a process differs from process to process, and changes over time.As the older machines will genrally exhibit a higher degree of natural variability than the newer machines, partly because of worn parts and partly because of newer machines may incorporate designes improvements that reduce the variability of their output.
What angle is a pinball machine's playing table at?
The standard angle for newer machines is 6.5 or 7 degrees. Older machines typically are set at 3.5 degrees.
Where can you buy a vending machine?
If you want a standard snack or soda Vending machine, you could find one in your local area from a distributor or even a used one on craigslist or your Yellow pages. However if you want a newer one with a few more features, then you will most likely need to order it on-line from a Vending Distributor. You will need to pay a couple hundred dollars in shipping but it will probably have more of what you're looking for.
Can PlayStation 3's play PlayStation 2 games?
Some older PS3 machines do, newer ones do not.
What makes the value of the car go down?
Newer models are made. The parts become worn, upkeep may not be optimal. It is primarily a machine and newer machines are designed and parts become obsolete.
When was the last Kennedy half dollar minted?
Half dollars are still being minted, but only in small quantities. Adoption of the Kennedy design and the decision to keep minting the coins out of (reduced-quality) silver up till 1969 caused the coins to be hoarded. When the Mint finally saw the light of reason and switched to cupronickel it was too late. Lots of people think the newer coins are valuable (they're not!) simply because the old ones were. As a result they don't circulate, so very few stores and vending machines are set up to take them, which means people don't spend them, which means very few stores and vending machines ... You get the picture.
How does an automatic vending machine work to provide a convenient shopping experience?
An automatic vending machine operates through a series of sophisticated mechanisms, offering customers a seamless and convenient shopping experience. Here's how it works: Selection Process: When a customer approaches the automatic vending machine, they are presented with a user-friendly interface that displays the available products. Using a touch screen or buttons, the customer selects the item they wish to purchase. Inventory Management: The vending machine is equipped with sensors that continuously monitor the inventory levels of each product. When a customer makes a selection, the machine checks if the chosen item is in stock. Payment Options: To complete the purchase, the vending machine accepts various payment methods. Customers can use cash, coins, credit/debit cards, or newer contactless payment options like mobile wallets or QR codes. This flexibility allows for quick and convenient transactions. Product Retrieval: Once the payment is processed, the vending machine's internal mechanism activates. It retrieves the selected product from its designated slot or compartment and brings it to a delivery area accessible to the customer. Delivery and Confirmation: The machine delivers the purchased item to the customer through a dispensing mechanism. The customer can then collect the product from the delivery area. Many vending machines provide a digital or printed receipt as confirmation of the successful transaction. Restocking and Maintenance: Automatic vending machines are equipped with inventory tracking systems that alert operators when certain products are running low. This ensures timely restocking, preventing the machine from running out of popular items. Regular maintenance is also performed to ensure the machine's optimal performance and hygiene. Benefits of Automatic Vending Machines: Accessibility: Automatic vending machines are available 24/7, providing access to products even during non-business hours. Convenience: Customers can make purchases quickly and effortlessly without the need for human assistance. Time-Saving: The streamlined process of selection, payment, and delivery saves valuable time for customers on the go. Space Efficiency: Vending machines occupy minimal space, making them ideal for various locations with limited room for traditional retail setups. Hygiene and Safety: Touchless interfaces and sealed packaging maintain a hygienic and safe shopping experience. Overall, the automatic vending machine revolutionizes retail by offering a convenient, efficient, and user-friendly shopping experience for customers across a wide range of products and locations.
What is the difference between the old ct scan and the new ct scan?
There are differences inside the machines that make the newer machines faster and give better images. There is a difference in how the tests are done now compared to 20 years ago. For example: older machines might not have seen changes smaller than a marble or a golf ball. Newer machines may see changes smaller than a pin head and make for earlier detection. Earlier detection is always better.
How can you find good investments for a heavy equipment company?
Start off small. Find some good used machines and then move up to more modern machines as you make some profit. If the used machines work well for you there is no reason to go into debt for newer stuff.
