The relationship between organic and inorganic/electronic nanotechnology is becoming very blurred. Research how the two fi elds of nanotechnology might mingle and integrate, and speculate on the benefi ts and drawbacks of such integration?
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In the nanotechnology world, top-down manufacturing is where
machines, or other systems, create things or items with small features. For
example, the manufacture of the current microprocessor chips requires
the use of circuits with paths of fewer than 50 nanometers. In bottom-up
manufacturing, the assembly starts with the smallest particles such as
molecules, combined or arranged to create a new material or characteristic.
This often takes the form of modifying cells and similar structures. In this
realm, research is being undertaken in the area of molecular self-assembly,
whereby molecules would combine to create desired materials. The
following site has more information on nanotechnology: http://www.cneu.
psu.edu/.
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Explain why mixed species of animals should not be housed together. Give one example of what could happen
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When the late Sam Walton was opening his new Hypermart stores, television ads would
show Sony television sets being chopped into two pieces by a sword-wielding Samurai warrior. The accompanying dialogue said, “You can go elsewhere and spend more or get considerably less Sony.” What competitive strategy does this approach represent?
a. Differentiation b. Focus c. Overall cost leadership d. Analyzer e. Prospector
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A. draw the diagram based on the number of variables B. plot the logic functions by placing a "1" in each square representing a term C. obtain the simplified logic function by looping adjacent groups of 1s in groups of eight, four, or two D. "OR" the loops with one term per loop