Who is allowed to use float on construction projects and why?
What will be an ideal response?
It used to be that a contractor owned float but the policy has changed on who actually owns, or has use of, float. It is no longer considered to be for the exclusive use of contractors (Zack, 1992b). In fact, many contracts have provisions stating that float is not for the exclusive use of any party to the contract. Contract language sometimes goes further and states that float is a project resource and could be used by whichever party first consumes it and that no time extensions will be granted until all of the float has been used up.
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A torque converter's turbine end-play has measured to be 0.070 in (1.5 mm). What action should the technician take?
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Business leaders of the late 19th century have been characterized both as greedy and unscrupulous robber barons and as great captains of industry whose entrepreneurial skill and tactics produced economic growth. Which view do you find more persuasive? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
Three products of complete combustion of natural and LP gas are carbon dioxide, water vapor, and _________________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).