How does a supercomputer differ from a mainframe computer?
A supercomputer is optimized for the fastest possible execution of mathematical computations. A mainframe is optimized for high I/O capacity and supporting the information-processing needs of many simultaneous users and running programs. Supercomputers are generally more expensive than mainframes and often use more advanced technology, particularly for the CPU and primary storage.
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Suppose a soft-drink company, Loco Cola, is conducting a force-field analysis to determine which forces could facilitate a proposed change (the introduction of a new lemon-lime soda) and which forces could act against it. Which of the following would Loco Cola consider a counterthruster?
A. Market research indicates that noncaffeinated, clear (lemon-lime) sodas are increasing in popularity. B. Loco Cola's Facebook pages has more than 3.5 million likes. C. Loco Cola has never been able to gain any significant market share outside of the Midwest. D. In unbiased surveys, college students often say that Loco Cola manufactures their favorite soft drinks. E. Loco Cola is a favorite among the Millennial generation.
Which of the following is likely to happen if people expect the inflation rate to be high and the central bank follows a tight monetary policy??
A. The economy will enter into a recession. B. ?The level of economic activity will increase. C. The actual inflation rate will rise. D. The federal funds rate will fall.
What does a large standard deviation mean?
a -numbers are spread out from mean b -other factors than indep. variable is affecting dependent c -lots of variability d -All of the above
When a business allows employees to make decisions about how service is provided to customers it is practicing
A. empowerment. B. relationship management. C. quality control. D. standardization. E. employee equity.