Companies

an industry or sector. Business units within a firm typically operate under the same umbrella and share resources and management, while firms in the same industry or sector compete with each other for market share and customers.

it all depends on many things store size, number of customers the store is having each day, buying power of the community etc etc . but lets say if you are talking about X store in your community and it has 5 cash counters,

from 7am to 9pm we consider it all busy hours and on average 2 minutes a person on each cash counter, that means 840 minutes/2 mins per customer = 420 customers, per counter, during these hours and if they use 2 bags each that means 840 bags each cash counter and 5 counter means 4200 bags

from 9pm to 7am in non busy hours and on average 10 minutes a person that means

600mins/10 mins per customer=60 customers each counter.

5 counters x 60 customers each = 300 customers carrying one bag each

4200bags+300bags=4500 bags a day!!!

but that is a very low estimate, in starting days of month people carry up to 5 bags per person easily. you can add another 3000 bags to it to be more accurate so 4500+3000=7500 bags a day.

To make your space heater hotter, you can try increasing the heat setting on the heater if it has adjustable settings. Make sure the heater is clean and free of debris, as this can affect its efficiency. Additionally, placing the heater in a smaller, enclosed space can help it heat up the area faster.

To make bras for sexy actresses.

Second answer: They built amunnition crates, medical chests and airplane parts. They did not make bras. They did not make toys during the war and made the other war items until the end of the war.

A transient problem is a type of problem typically referred to by computer technicians. It's a problem that no matter how hard you try you cannot seem to duplicate. The causes of these problems are rarely found and hard to fix.

The World Wide Web (WWW) functions as a system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed through the internet. It serves as a platform for sharing information, communication, and accessing a vast array of resources globally. Its purpose is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, collaboration, and engagement across different websites and online platforms.

General Tire opened its plant in Mount Vernon, Illinois in 1973.

So you wanna know why there aren't any stable atoms with atomic numbers greater than 83 (bismuth)? We're gonna find out, and to do so, we'll bounce around a bit in review and then fall on the answer. Buckle up. Ready? Let's do this. Atoms are comprised of protons, neutrons (in anything but "simple" hydrogen - 1H) and electrons. Set aside the electrons and let's look just at the nucleons. That's the name we give components of the nucleus, our protons and neutrons. Remember the basic laws of electrostatics? Like charges repel and opposites ones attract, right? Good. Let's jump. The atomic identity (sometimes called the proton number) of an atom is due solely to the number of protons in its nucleus. Only that. And in anything but 1H there are neutrons in the nucleus. Let's look at helium. It has two protons. Always. But it sometimes has a single neutron in its nucleus, and sometimes it has two neutrons. The one-neutron nucleus is very rare, and the two-neutron nucleus is super common. But look how it's made! You recall that when some hydrogen is squished down and turned into helium, that's fusion, right? Right. Now the news. Focus. The protons don't like each other. They're both positive, and repel. They'd rather not hang out together in a nucleus. But in helium, a neutron, or, most frequently, two neutrons, are "welded together" with the two protons to form the nucleus. What happens is that under extreme conditions (fusion), the protons and the neutron or two all go to Jenny Craig and give up some weight. This mass that they lose (called mass deficit), is converted into binding energy (or nuclear glue) to stick the whole thing together. That way we can get a stable nucleus with the two protons at least tolerating things. And the two different configurations, the one- and two-neutrons units, are called isotopes of helium. The word isotope speaks to atoms of a given element that have different numbers of neutrons in their nuclei. Got it? Good. Jump with me. In review, remember that whenever any heavier-than-hydrogen nucleus is formed by fusion, it must include neutrons. And all the nucleons that are going to be forming that nucleus (whichever one it might be) are going to 24-Hour Fitness. They're gonna be working off some weight (mass) to have it converted into binding energy. That's the only way to get the whole thing to stick together. Oh, and the binding energy thing is orchestrated by the strong force. That's new info. But don't get hung up there or you'll slide over to quantum chromodynamics (QCD), and it ain't time for that yet. As we build atoms bigger and better, it takes a few more neutrons at those higher atomic numbers to help create the binding energy. So when we get to heavier and heavier nuclei, the number of protons continues to climb, and the repulsive forces at work in the nucleus, the ones the binding energy is overcoming to keep the thing together, start to go outa sight. Eventually we simply can't make a heavier nucleus. The binding energy is insufficiently strong, even though we keep making more of it. And bismuth is the heaviest of the stable nuclei. Bummer. Oh, we can make heavier nuclei, we just can't keep them from just falling apart after a while. There are quite a few elements past bismuth. And they're all unstable, all radioactive with half lives of seconds to millions of years. All of them. All the elements and all of their isotopes. The mass deficit that creates binding energy will, at some point, be unable to overpower the repulsion of a large proton mass in the nucleus of a heavy element and keep it together. Nope, can't be done. Bismuth? Atomic number 89? End of the line for stable elements.

Odwalla Inc. is owned by The Coca-Cola Company. It acquired Odwalla in 2001 as part of its strategy to expand its presence in the health and wellness beverage market.

Companies in a variety of industries use periodic inventory systems. Retailers, wholesalers, and small businesses often opt for periodic inventory systems due to their simplicity and lower cost compared to perpetual inventory systems. Examples of companies that may use periodic inventory include small grocery stores, antique shops, and local convenience stores.

16 ounces = 1 pound, one cup is 8 ounces, so 1/2 pound.

But that's not the whole story!

That's why a pint has 16 fluid ounces. A fluid ounce is, like a cup, a unit of volume, but one fluid ounce of WATER weighs an ounce, a pint of WATER weighs 16 ounces = 1 pound.

This works ONLY for water!

A cup of water is 8 ounces, but a cup of anything else will weigh a different amount.

For example a cup of Crisco weighs 7 ounces, a cup of flour weighs about 6 ounces.

Looper lines or also known as "roping" in aluminum is a form of "surface roughening" which occurs during deep drawing or drawing and ironing operations. The origin of looper lines occur during ingot casting, homogenization and rolling practices. The coarse grain structure are formed during the hot rolling or intermediate annealing when drawn into fine "fiber" like structure during temper rolling. In annealed sheets, if these fibers fail to recrystalize, the fibers can produce looper lines. Looper lines also can form because of segregated constituent or solute. If the coarse grains with segregation persist the reheating, this can produce looper lines.

To be successful in this career, you need a strong work ethic, dedication to continuous learning and improvement, effective communication skills, and the ability to collaborate with others. Additionally, staying adaptable to changes in the industry and being proactive in seeking out opportunities for growth are key factors in achieving success.

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The most difficult aspect of supervising can be managing conflict among team members and addressing performance issues in a fair and constructive manner. Additionally, balancing the needs and expectations of team members while aligning them with organizational goals can also be challenging. Maintaining open communication, providing timely feedback, and fostering a positive work environment are key strategies to address these difficulties.

Some companies that make miniature plastic figures include Games Workshop, Reaper Miniatures, and WizKids. These companies produce a wide range of figures used for tabletop and roleplaying games, as well as for collecting and painting.

The maker of the popular Trunk Monkey videos is Suburban Auto Group, who made the videos popular. They did the commercials for the Super Bowl in 2003-2004. Sean Sosik-Hamor and the Subaru community created the concept of the Trunk Monkey commercials in 2000

Hurricanes are primarily found in regions near the equator, including countries in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and eastern Pacific Ocean. Some countries that frequently experience hurricanes include the United States, Mexico, Cuba, and the Bahamas.

Geographic knowledge can be generated using economic tools and methods through spatial analysis of resource distribution, market trends, and trade flows. For example, using input-output modeling to analyze interdependencies between different regions or applying cost-benefit analysis to assess the economic impacts of infrastructure development on a specific geographic area. Economic tools can help uncover patterns and relationships that inform decision-making in various geographic contexts.

Thoreau uses antithesis in this statement by contrasting a corporation without a conscience to a corporation of conscientious men with a conscience. This creates a powerful juxtaposition that highlights the importance of individual values within a collective entity.

The social responsibility strategies of Philip Morris have been influenced by factors such as increasing public concerns about health risks associated with smoking, changing tobacco regulations globally, growing pressure from anti-smoking advocates and health organizations, and the need to improve public perception and reputation in light of these challenges. These factors have led the company to invest in alternative products, corporate social responsibility initiatives, and public health campaigns to address these concerns.