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FAQ

This machine presses a sheet of Formica countertop over a piece of wood (mold). Its commercial machinery. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

If it's in a cabinet shop, It's probably a vacuum press.

nan

The origin of the word plant is the Latin word planta for sprout. The verb apposite to Latin planta is plantare meaning 'to drive into the ground with the foot'. Sense of a building planted or begun for an industrial process is first attested 1789 by using the word in the sense of implanted, rooted, anchored. Some times later the word plant for the place where heavy machinery was produced, was transferred to the machinery itself.

nan

This question made me think of Kenny Chesney's song She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy Haha

What do you do during shore duty?Which one would you say has the best outlook for an 20+ year career?Are these the hardest working jobs on the boat?

I have served with each of these. Shore duty tends to be in factories alongside a pier. They are called: Intermediate Maintenance and Repair Facilities. Basically machine shops that rebuild valves. However I know one guy that was on a boat with me who got orders to NAS Fallon Nevada to be in charge of their go-cart course. They needed a EN to keep the go-carts running. The needs of the Navy change every month. To say which rate with advance the fastest is a guess. It changes all the time. If you stay out of trouble, you can serve for 20 years and get a pension. Anyone who guarantees you that by doing 'X' will make you a chief, is lying. They all work hard. And they are each highly valued jobs, with good job prospects when you get out. I would recommend that you consider subs too. The extra pay does not hurt.

nan

Look at Roxy Paine's Dendroids and Replicants series.

i have a problem please WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES AND MACHINERIES THAT USED or INVENTED BY THE FILIPINOS? please give the year and the historyfrom PAST,PRESENT and FUTURETHANK YOU!

You look very considering the cons of agriculture... Yet what did you might have for breakfast?.. The place does that meals come from? Please inform me you grew it for your outside... Collected eggs.. Milked a cow...Beaten some oats in your cereal... The arena population requires more and more assets to preserve its individuals...Useable farm land has decreased international given that of urban enlargement... And we cant grow corn in a sand dune... But considering the fact that of GMO plants, pesticides, herbicides,fertilizer, increased machinery, climate science and revised cultivation practices... Farmers been ready to remain forward of demand and feed the arena with less farm floor, much less fuel, much less fertilizer, much less chemical substances,... Earlier than the discovery of fertilizer and ..My best granddad farmed 160 acres and a triumphant wheat harvest was once 20bu/acre... And in these days that equal farmland on the grounds that most effective of technological know-how (water, ground is the equal) produces 60-80bu/ac... It will take 640 acres of Granddads farming to do what is done at present with a much less of a footprint on our environment. I'd advise you preserve questioning when taking note of extremist make speeches regarding the entire exagerated misinformed jargon that you've got described... Science is excellent... It provides us with approaches to extra with much less...

nan

has the light become part of the machinery? has the hand become part of the disease? has the body become the unwilling vessel? hahahaha

I always wondered if nerves sent signals to our muscles, if someone lost a leg or an arm, is it theoretically possible to attach someone's nerves to machinery and control it like a limb?

There are already artificial limbs that work on that principle. Electrodes on the skin pick up signals from muscles in the limb stump or elsewhere on the body, and those are used to drive actuators in the limb. The technology is fairly basic at the moment - just a few movements can be controlled - but it will probably get better. It would be nice if we could attach directly to the nerve bundles in the arm or leg because there are thousands of motor nerves in there. The big problems are infection, stopping the nerve dying, and the body rejecting the electrodes.