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Target Market

In the present time, to have the healthy diet has become fashion. In previous time, huge junk food used to flood in market, but the improvement in living standard, modern people tired to have the greasy food that is natural, healthy, and nutritious, which long towards experience of giving original flavor and taste of natural foods (Alipour, Hajaliakbari & Javanbakht, 2011). The company targets all age group of people, but their main focus is on those people, who prefer healthy diet.

Unique Selling Position

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Introduction

A motorcycle suspension system helps in dual manner – support the vehicle brake and maintain the balance. This directly translates in to the bike’s safety and provides suitable comfort and balance to the rider. The function of the suspension system is to absorb the shocks while handling, breaking or while simply riding on the road. The vibrations caused while running the vehicle are ‘dampened’. Thus, the name ‘vibrations damper’ for the shock absorbers. The rear suspension, also called “rising-rate” is popularly used in motorcycle design and manufacturing. Here the wheel is suspended by Continue reading...

Analysis of The Goal

The theory of constraints has three variations; inventory, throughput and the operation expense. Inventory is applied to explain the money, which the system has utilized to purchase the materials that it wants to sell (Lang 87). The operational expenses involve the finances used by the system to transform the inventory to the throughput. Throughput involves the rate that the system applies in generating money by sales. The three variations operate in an interlinked manner, because one variable has the ability of influencing the other variable. The variations have different meanings to the traditional definitions. This is because the meanings Continue reading...

The definition of a bicycle is “A vehicle consisting of a light frame mounted on two wire-spoked wheels one behind the other and having a seat, handlebars for steering, brakes, and two pedals or a small motor by which it is driven” Dictionary.search.yahoo.com, 2015). Bicycles are generally used by one person, but two or even three can ride in tandem. In addition, carriers and sidecars allow additional passengers such as small children.
Over the years, numerous types of bicycles have been developed. The most common types are the road racing bikes, mountain bikes, cross country bikes, hybrid bikes, city Continue reading...

Introduction & Problem identification

This case study is about the crisis of Toyota that the company had to face from last few years. This case study explains the failure of Toyota cars in the market and reasons for its failure. This failure was in term of decreased sale level as automobiles of this company have many safety and security concerns regarding its breaks and accelerator. There was a bad crash of a car Lexus ES 350 that was due to the technical fault of the car and car was gone out of control from the driver. As this was not the only problem Continue reading...

Museum of Transport and Technology displays huge collection of air and land transport vehicles. The main objective of museum is to collect, renovate and preserve technologies. MOTAT was formed in year 1960 and opened for the public in year 1964 (MOTAT, 2015). My trip to MOTAT on 21st August was turned out very informative. I explored different technologies displayed at the museum such as aircrafts, railway locomotives, trams, and buses. However, I have chosen cars for e-portfolio. The technology in car has evolved significantly over last 100 years and impacted different aspects of human life.

History of Cars

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Introduction

The experimental objective for Lab 6: Acceleration Due to Gravity, was to find a precise value for the acceleration due to gravity using the method of free fall and the swinging pendulum method. For part A of the lab, a steel ball was dropped from an electromagnet landing on a reaction pad. While falling, a photogate was placed at certain heights recording the time over a distance in seconds and meters. The photogate measured the time from when the ball passed the photogate to when the ball landed on the reaction pad. For any free falling object, mass Continue reading...

Introduction

Beginning of XX century was marked by the creation of flying clubs in different countries. Every year more and more people are interested in aircraft and look forward to, and when progress will be made in the aircraft. They do not have to wait long. The main aerodynamic version of the aircraft in the period from 1905 to 1908 were as follows: a biplane with a box-shaped wing, front elevator and push the propeller; Biplane (polyplane) without partitions on the wing with a tractor propeller and rear-located plumage; monoplane "normal" circuit with a tractor propeller; wing monoplane with a Continue reading...

Abstract:

The main purpose of conduction the photosynthesis experiment was to carry out paper chromatography in order to determine the pigments involved in photosynthesis. Secondly, the absorption spectrum for chlorophyll was determined in order to determine the wavelengths useful in photosynthesis. Third, the experiment aimed at examining chloroplasts utilizing the Hill reaction. Lastly, the relationship between light, photosynthesis, and chloroplasts was to be investigated. This would help in providing insight into the electron transport and carbon fixation phases of photosynthesis. Paper chromatography was used to separate pigments in plants. Xanthophyll was found to travel the fastest. The absorption spectrum of Continue reading...

Immunoprecipitation of Activated MAP Kinase

Abstract
MAP Kinases are protein kinases which have many roles in different biological processes. MAP Kinase ERK1/2 can be phosphorylated by another protein kinase at two amino acid residues and is involved in phosphorylating other target proteins. The following laboratory experiment examines the phosphorylation of MAP Kinase ERK1/2 from rat muscle cells under stimulating (in the presence of insulin) and inhibitory (in the presence of PD98059) conditions. Phosphorylated forms of MAP Kinase were detected by immunoprecipitation using an antibody that is specific for phosphotyrosine, followed by immunoblot analysis. The results of this experiment are discussed.

Introduction

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Leadership and Development Model of NASA

NASA Leadership Model is shown below:
It can be found that NASA Leadership Model considers five roles, namely influence leader, team leader, 1st line supervisor, manager and executive, who according to above figure performs specific tasks, which are based on particular criteria and their components. All roles have some common and different characteristics. For example, all of them work to build trust and supportive relationships as regards others and consider the safety as top of mind. At the same time, influence leader maintains and increases his/her competence to advance excellence, team leader concentrates his/her efforts on the team competence, Continue reading...

Internal and External Environment of Panasonic Corporation-UK

For any corporation, the stakeholders and employees require to obtain a basic understanding of their company’s performance, to enable activities such as investing or making long time contracts with each other. For this reason, the company’s market situation is assessed using different mechanisms. The environmental analysis helps in obtaining the details in regards to performance of the organization in the market, and its internal situation. One of the best ways for assessing the performance of the company is the use of SWOT analysis. The word is a short form, indicating strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. A company Continue reading...

Introduction

Theoretically, Risk is the potential of loosing something for its value. Values may be defined as physical health, social status, money and the financial health (Azari, 2003). All of these mentioned values can be increased or decreased by taking risk into consideration (Azari, 2003). In other words, risk is defined as an intentional interaction with uncertainty, and may vary from person to person and industry to industry. By considering the fact that risk varies from industries to industries, therefore it has numerous types as well. Some of the major types of riskiness are Financial Risk, Business Risk and Information Continue reading...

One sociological norm that has been amusingly investigated is the way people stand in an elevator. The norm is to stand facing the “front”, or the elevator door. To face “backwards” would be seen as unusual, strange and “incorrect.” As a form of social control, social pressure to stand the ‘right way” can be analyzed a number of ways. It is practical – you can see the displays and buttons telling you what floor you are on. It also is part of a herd mentality, humans do not want to stand out. It is uncomfortable to stand in a position Continue reading...