A ____ is a description of the disasters that may befall an organization, along with information on their probability of occurrence, a brief description of the organization's actions to prepare for that disaster, and the best case, worst case, and most likely case outcomes of the disaster.
A. disaster follow-up
B. disaster scenario
C. disaster policy
D. disaster outline
Answer: B
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If actual rail pressure falls below desired rail pressure in a diesel CR system, which of the following should occur?
A. rail pressure control valve options more fuel to the return circuit B. rail pressure control valve directs more flow to the rail C. rail flow limiter reduces flow to the EHIs D. rail flow limiter temporarily cuts flow to the EHIs
All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:
A. basic fuel delivery to the engine is determined by signals from the MAP sensor (load), CKP (rpm), and ECT (temperature). B. a MAP sensor produces a voltage that drops as vacuum becomes higher. C. barometric pressure (BARO) sensors are used on some systems to monitor changes in the weather or altitude. D. load sensors include MAP, vacuum, and TPS.
All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:
A. variable resistors, called rheostats or potentiometers, are also used to control the speed and intensity of electrical loads. B. a rheostat varies current flow through the circuit as a movable wiper runs along a resistor. C. a potentiometer varies the voltage in a circuit. D. a variable resistor is commonly called a "volt," whether it is a potentiometer or a rheostat.
Three methods to dispose of nonhazardous waste have been developed—land application, fluidized-bed incineration, and private disposal contract. Use AW analysis and an associated scatter chart of AW versus i values to select the economically best alternative for interest rates between i = 6 % and i = 24% in 3% increments. (Note: This is an extension of Problem 6.22.)
What will be an ideal response?