'Inefficiency on your side (or on your part) does not mean emergency on my side (or part)' is a well-considered way of saying that just because a person has made a stupid mistake - been inefficient - it doesn't mean someone else - who didn't make the mistake - is obliged to rush around trying to fix it.
The concept may be expressed even more neatly, more succinctly: 'Your inefficiency is not my emergency'.
For example: I sell you a computer, and spend a lot of time with you, explaining how things work and especially, because you've asked, how to avoid Computer Viruses.
Two days later you ring me in a panic. You've ignored everything I've told you, opened an email from an unknown source and followed its link to an unsafe site, bypassing your computer's message that the site is unsafe. Now your computer is infected, and you want me to drop everything and rush to your office to get you out of this mess.
Your problem has been caused by inefficiency on your part, not mine. You want me to treat your problem as my own emergency, which it isn't. If I decide to treat the matter as urgent and help you out straight away, I'm doing you a favor. If I don't, it's because I've no obligation nor desire to pick up the pieces scattered by your personal failings.
When the p and n are joined together they form what is called the "p-n junction." When they are joined some of the electrons from the n side of the junction move to the p side. When certain kinds of light hit the photovoltaic cell, some of the electrons move from the p side to the n side. In both cases the electrons have gained energy and can pass through a circuit--this creates an electrical current.
N slash A (N/A) means none, nothing, nada, etc. Haha. Yepp so that's what it means. For example: There are N/A more donuts in the office room. It means Not Applicable
on the side of the stage you see there's just a piece of background paper that they do all of the acting on so they sit at the side of that.
N = Neutral (Black Wire, usually) L = Live (White Wire, usually) FG = Frame Ground
You mean why the word 'Finnish' has two n's in it? That's just how the word is spelled...
Could that possibly be r n d? Meaning "round"? The r and n placed side-by-side in some fonts does look like an "m".
If something is referring to the N sides, it could mean the north side. This refers to a direction. However, it may depend on the subject or context this is used.
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(n+2)/n = 110Multiply each side by 'n':n + 2 = 110nSubtract n from each side:2 = 109nDivide each side by 109:n = 2/109
3 Nines in an Emergency Call
I will assume that you mean " to the power of two ". A symbol for any n-power is to put the number (n) on the side, above the number. Like this: nn.
using a reverse magnetic force lets say side 1 is the hill side 2 is the train 1 must have a N or S 2 must have a N or S side 1 and 2 must either both have N or S so the magnetic force slows the sliding of a train hoped thats what you mean
112 = European Emergency Number
13 - n = -24Subtract 13 from each side:-n = -37Multiply each side by -1:n = 37.
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2n + 1 = 22 Take 1 from the left side of the equal side and move it to the right side. To do this subtract 1 from the left side and on the right side 2n + 1 - 1 = 22 -1 2n = 21 Then divide both sides by 2 in order to isolate n. 2n / 2 = 21 /2 n = 21/2 or 10.5 Tada! The answer is 21/2 or 10.5.
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