What are the three principles underlying the “Toyota Way,” which are the basis for lean project delivery?
What will be an ideal response?
The three principles underlying the “Toyota Way” are (1) allowing anyone,
including factory workers, to stop production in the face of a defect, (2) justin-time delivery of materials, and (3) subsuming the individual production
units within output of the entire project.
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Ricardo replaced some gears in his tractor. They had to be adjusted to 0.05 ± 0.001 of an inch clearance. What are the upper and lower limits?
What will be an ideal response?
Suppose I have chosen a number between two limits, say 0 and 100. Your task is to guess the number. All I will report is that your guess is too high, too low, or correct. Draw a flowchart of your process if each successive guess is midway between your last guess and the current upper or lower extreme value. (If your first guess is 40 and I say, “too low,” your next guess is 70 and I say, “too high,” your third guess should be 55.) Use only integers.
What will be an ideal response?
______________ separates a fuel from its oxidizer.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Match each item with a statement below.
A. May be partially or fully below-ground and support the weight of the building above. B. The widened supports located at the base of foundation walls, columns, piers, and chimneys that distribute the weight of these elements over a larger area and prevent uneven settling. C. A category of siliceous and aluminous materials that, when mixed with calcium hydroxide, give concrete its strength. D. Created by heating a mixture of materials that typically includes limestone and silica. E. Support a house by providing intermediate supports between beams, eliminating the need for continuous foundation walls and reducing the materials required to support the home. F. A foundation without wall vents that encloses an intentionally heated or cooled space.