Describe the particular challenges associated with interiorscaping in museums
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Care must be taken in the marketing approach for plant provision in museums. The introduction of
moisture and live plant material in the spaces occupied by museum collections is generally avoided
due to potential damage to artworks. Also, curators often keep plants away from art collections due to
the possibility of introducing Dermestids, common name Carpet Beetles. Though indoor plants do not
attract such insects, this may be impossible to convince careful staff members overseeing priceless
collections. It is better to be safe than sorry, keeping beautiful plant displays to the common areas
where people congregate and keeping all stakeholders happy.
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In addition to heat and work flows, energy can be transferred as light, as in a photovoltaic device (solar cell). The energy content of light depends on both its wavelength (color) and its intensity. When sunlight impinges on a solar cell, some is reflected, some is absorbed and converted to electrical work, and some is absorbed and converted to heat. Consider an array of solar cells with an area of 3 m2. The power of sunlight impinging upon it is 1 kW? m?2. The array converts 17% of the incident power to electrical work, and it reflects 20% of the incident light. At steady state, what is the rate of heat removal from the solar cell array?
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List the seven steps used for basic computer-controlled transmission testing.
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To find the height of the columns or piers, first ____.
A. add the depth of the first floor B. add the distance from the top of the basement floor to the bottom of the column C. determine the dimension from the basement floor to the finished first floor D. subtract the depth of the first floor
Electric current that regularly reverses direction is called:
A) Alternating current. B) Direct current. C) Ellipsoidal current. D) Potential current.