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Do you need to fast before a amylase blood test?

There is usually no need to fast before an amylase blood test. However, it is always best to follow your healthcare provider's instructions for any specific dietary or fasting requirements prior to the test for accurate results.

Which type of business organization is being criticized in this cartoon?

To accurately identify the type of business organization being criticized in the cartoon, I'd need to see the cartoon itself or have a description of its content. However, common targets of criticism in cartoons include corporations, often depicted for prioritizing profit over ethics, or monopolies for stifling competition. If you can provide more context or details, I can give a more specific response.

What is the slight rotational oscillations of the steering wheel resulting from the interaction of tires on the road surface?

The slight rotational oscillations of the steering wheel, often referred to as "steering wheel feedback" or "road feel," occur due to the interaction between the tires and the road surface. As the tires navigate over uneven terrain, changes in grip and resistance create vibrations that are transmitted through the steering system. This feedback can enhance driver awareness and control but may also indicate issues like misalignment or tire wear if excessively pronounced. Properly functioning steering systems can help mitigate undesirable oscillations while maintaining a responsive driving experience.

When did Pete Kooy die?

Pete Kooy died on April 20, 1963, in Los Angeles, California, USA.

What are the factors of ninety five?

1, 3, 5, 7, 15, 19, 21, 35, 57, 95, 105, 133, 285, 399, 665, 1995

What was the shoes in the 1950?

penny loafers and heels with open toes were very popular

What is mild anterior wedging of the C5 and C6 vertebral bodies noted which appears chronic?

Mild anterior wedging of the C5 and C6 vertebral bodies indicates a slight compression or deformity at the front of these cervical vertebrae, which may suggest a previous injury or degenerative process. The term "chronic" implies that this condition has been present for an extended period, possibly resulting from factors like aging, wear and tear, or past trauma. This finding could be associated with neck pain or other symptoms, but its clinical significance would depend on the individual's overall health and any accompanying findings.

Whats the name of the girl on the cover of mothers milk by Red Hot Chili Peppers?

Model Alaine Dawn, although originally it was planned to be two photographs: one of Dawn, and one of Kiedis' girlfriend Ione Skye. It was settled to be just Alaine Dawn, eventually.

What is the typical compression ratio and combustion chamber pressure in a compression ignition engine?

Typical compression ratios between 18:1 and 23:1 are common, although in an effort to minimize oxides of N2 compressions as low as 16:1 are being employed generally resulting in a loss of 1-2 mpg resulting from the lower thermodynamic efficiency of the diesel cycle. Higher compression ratio yield higher thermodymic efficiency relative to the ideal or Carnot thermodynamic cycle.

I'm not sure who answered this but you are way off. 18:1 on up is for engines that run on Diesel or a variation of a bio-fuel. Gasoline engines are typically 8:1 on up to about 11:1 on the newer engines with coil on plug coils which can have over 80.000 volts per cyl. Thus alowing the variable valve timing and great mpg even on a large engine.

The gentleman asked about a compression ignition engine, which is a diesel engine. The rebuttal about an 8:1 would be for a spark ignition engine. I believe that the 1st answer was correct (Otto & Diesel would be upset). As for the pressure of the diesel/compression combustion, You could look on online commercials for piezo electric transducers to see what ranges they use to measure engine pressures during combustion in engine testing (food for thought).

Why did Linus Torvalds invent Linux?

Linus Torvalds wanted a Unix operating system for his new 80386 PC. Almost all versions of Unix cost several thousand dollars, and only a couple could really use the features of the 80386 processor. So he decided to write his own.

Can you collect unemployment benefits and teacher retirement at the same time in Missouri?

If your teacher's retirement is classified as a pension, you need to contact your unemployment office for clarification. Certain pensions may reduce the amount of unemployment benefits a person receives.

Why would a car stall after the radiator fan turns on?

A critical voltage drop probably is occurring at either your fuel pump or the electronic ignition module (computer), when a large current load is being drawn by the fan motor. Wait until it stalls and won't start, and then simply umplug the connector to the radiator fan, and see if this "cures" the problem. If so, then check the voltage at the fuel pump wires or relay (should be at least 12 volts with engine running). The control signal to the relay comes from the ignition computer, which shuts down when a critical low voltage is reached (perhaps 9 volts or so). If the fan motor is the problem, and not turning freely,it would be drawing excessive current flow, and need replacement. Otherwise, the problem may be a corroded wire "take off" from the battery "pos" red wire or battery post, or a bad connection at the fuse block, etc. such that the fan motor is "stealing" current flow downstream from a high resistence connection, leaving insufficient current to run the fuel pump. // Jake

good luck // Jake

AnswerThis problem is a pain. A 93 sunbird SE with 3.1L did the same thing to my wife and after throwing lots of money on everything like plugs and sensors (from the dealer techs), it came down to a TCC. The car would warm up fine and for the first few miles be ok (on cool days). On warm days the car would run ok until she got into stop and go traffic. The fan would come on (coincidence?)and the car would suddenly shudder and even if she put it in neutral it would stall. The advice of making sure all the wiring is intact as well as the fuses and the fluids checked out is a good idea. There is a Technical service Bulletin with GM. I .

Good Luck

What is a TCC?

Answer

Torque Conveter Clutch.

In which province or territory is lake Winnipeg located?

The Maritime Province in the Center of Canada (west to east), Canada's only Bilingual province west of Quebec, MANITOBA!

How many hours does it take to drive 843.11 kilometers?

that depends on your speed

Distance km | Speed km/hr | Hours

| |

843.11 | 1E-07 | 8.43E+09

843.11 | 20 | 42.156

843.11 | 30 | 28.104

843.11 | 40 | 21.078

843.11 | 48 | 17.565

843.11 | 50 | 16.862

843.11 | 60 | 14.052

843.11 | 64 | 13.174

843.11 | 70 | 12.044

843.11 | 80 | 10.539

843.11 | 89 | 9.473

843.11 | 90 | 9.368

843.11 | 97 | 8.692

843.11 | 100 | 8.431

843.11 | 110 | 7.665

843.11 | 113 | 7.461

843.11 | 120 | 7.026

843.11 | 125 | 6.745

843.11 | 129 | 6.536

843.11 | 130 | 6.485

843.11 | 140 | 6.022

843.11 | 150 | 5.621

843.11 | 200 | 4.216

843.11 | 250 | 3.372

843.11 | 300 | 2.810

843.11 | 804.67 | 1.048

843.11 | 843.11 | 1.000

Is a metal an acid or alkali?

Metals are not acids or alkalis. Metals are elements that tend to lose electrons in chemical reactions, forming positive ions. Acids and alkalis are types of substances that can donate or accept protons in solution, respectively.

What is centralized office?

A centralized office is one that relies on one person to make business decisions. Many times this is considered an advantage because it cuts down on overhead costs.

Is a carbohydrate the same as a lipid?

both are used for energy storage but lipids are fats so they contain much more energy. that is why they are used by animals and carbohydrates are used mainly used by plants. animals need lots of energy in a small space so they can take it with them, but that is not an issue with plants.

Who is the author of The courage to be myself poem?

The poet behind "The Courage to Be Myself" is Sue Patton Toele. Originally this poem was published in poster form and reach widespread notoriety because the character, Daphne, from the Television show Frazier, hung the poem in her bedroom.

Will lifeguards allow bodyboarders in the water in newquay today?

To find out if lifeguards will allow bodyboarders in the water in Newquay today, you should check the local beach information or lifeguard announcements, as conditions can vary based on factors like weather, surf conditions, and safety concerns. It's always best to consult with the lifeguards on duty for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Where can one purchase White Shoulders Perfume?

White Shoulders Perfume can be purchased in a variety of locations. One of the best place to purchase it is at a local Macy's department store, as they often have it in stock.

Changing steering wheel on 1990 silverado?

you will need a special tool called a steering wheel puller. they are needed to compress the rings around the column and wheel and release it so you can remove the main nut.

Whose retired Red Sox jerseys are 1 4 8 9 27 and 42?

1 - Bobby Doerr 4 - Joe Cronin 8 - Carl Yastrzemski 9 - Ted WIlliams 27 - Carlton Fisk 42 - Jackie Robinson

What was the first state to pass a law requiring the use of safety belts in automobiles?

Wisconsin

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