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(1 pt) A \'plenum\' is: a. A path of light coming through a building b. An C. The d. enclosed space used for the transport of air from one area to another collective name for the materials that separate the interior from the exterior Any portion of the building envelope that hangs from the structure of the building. (1 pt) An architect is a master of a. civil engineering b. structural engineering c. fire and smoke control d. none of the above (1 pt) The phrase \"accumulated wisdom\" refers to: a. The collection of old ideas expanded upon and reconfigured to create \'new ideas that are based on knowledge that is already tested and true. b. The hoarding of trade secrets to protect one\'s job security. c. How much a person learns over their lifetime. d. What a person learns from their own mistakes, as well as the mistakes of other people. (3 pts) Which THREE items make up a set of construction documents? a. Specifications b. Time sheets c. Budget d. Drawings e. Contracts f. Schedule (1 pt) How did thinking in the Post-Industrial Era change the way we build today? a. Can choose from a kit of parts that is ever growing b. Less demand for customized parts c. Expectation for accelerated schedule d. All of the above 2 pts) TWO buildings designed by Louis Khan are: a. The Salk Institute b. Kimball Art Museum c. Sagrada Familia d. Pompidou Center e. Getty Center Solution 1.Plenum is an enclosed space used for the transport of air from one area to another. 2.An architect is master of designing of building and drawing.They also help restore and conserve old buildings, and develop new ways of using existing buildings. They are involved in construction projects from the earliest stages right through to completion. 3.Accumulated wisdom- A lesson that learn from the life. What a person learns from their lifetime What a person learns from their mistekes as well as the mistakes of others The collection of old ideas expanded upon and reconfigured to create new ideas that are based on knowledge that is already tested and true. 4. Items for set up construction documents- a.Contract agreements and contract b.Statement of work c.Specifications d.Drawing e.Bill of quantities f.construction schedule 5.In the post-industrial era, service jobs were supposed to replace the manufacturing jobs lost to foreign competition, much as manufacturing employment once replaced the farm jobs lost to higher agricultural productivity. To theorists of the 1950\'s, this meant a transition from an economy based on dirty heavy industry to one based on clean, well-lit offices. No more Pittsburghs. The sun is about to set on the post-industrial era due to Low service wages dragged down productivity growth rates, creating a productivity crisis that is still the focus of public policy debate.and Less demand of customised part or goods.The rapid expansion of the retail sector is the product primarily of the explosive growth in the numbers of working women.The growth in financial services (a m.

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higher agricultural productivity. To theorists of the 1950's, this meant a transition from an
economy based on dirty heavy industry to one based on clean, well-lit offices. No more
Pittsburghs.
The sun is about to set on the post-industrial era due to Low service wages dragged down
productivity growth rates, creating a productivity crisis that is still the focus of public policy
debate.and Less demand of customised part or goods.The rapid expansion of the retail sector is
the product primarily of the explosive growth in the numbers of working women.The growth in
financial services (a major component of producers services) is easily explained by the
telecommunication-computer revolution and the abolition of Government capital controls.
Together they produced a world capital market with a wide array of new financial
instruments.But the expansion in financial services is essentially a one-shot adjustment to these
changes. When that adjustment is completed, and most of it is now behind us, employment
growth automatically will slow down.
these all the fact that is reposible for sun set of post era and start the new era modern era.
6.Building design by louis khan-
a.Phillips Exeter Academy Library and Dining Hall,
Exeter, New Hampshire
b.Yale University Art Gallery
New Haven, Connecticut
c.Salk Institute for Biological Studies
La Jolla, California
d.Kimbell Art Museum
Fort Worth, Texas
e.Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park
Roosevelt Island, New York

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need help with this java lab: please read below and follow the steps! Copy and paste the code at the bottom into your ide and go from there, please do not write a whole new program! The purpose of this lab is to give you an opportunity to make use of a stack in the implementation of a backtracking algorithm. This problem is generally referred to as the N Queens problem. The gist of the problem is to create an algorithm which can position N queens on a chess board so none of the queens can attack any other queen. For those of you who may not be familiar with chess, the queen can move horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. In the generalized N Queens problem, N represents the number of rows and columns of the game board and the number of queens that must be placed on the board in safe positions. we will NOT be using recursion in any way to solve this problem. The basic strategy that we will employ to solve this problem is to use backtracking. In this particular case, what backtracking means is that we will make a move that is safe for a queen at the time we make the move, but later on, we may discover that we are stuck and there is no safe move available for the next queen we are trying to place on the board, so we must backtrack. That means we will go back to the previous queen’s move, undo that move, and continue searching for another safe place to put that queen. We will use the stack to remember where we have placed queens on the board and when we need to back up, the queen at the top of the stack will be popped and we will use that queen’s position to resume the search for the next safe location.Stradegy below: There are N rows. When a queen is placed into a row, that row cannot be used by other queens. There are N columns. When a queen is placed into a column, that column cannot be used by other queens. There are 2 sets of diagonals to be concerned with, diagonals running upper left to lower right and diagonals running upper right to lower left. There is a simple mathematical relationship between N and the number of diagonals in each direction. When a queen is placed onto the board, one left to right diagonal is no longer safe for other queens, and one right to left diagonal is no longer safe for other queens. Our approach to placing the queens on the board will be to use nested loops. As an example the outer loop will be in control of which column we are currently searching for a spot to place a queen. So, the first queen we place will be in column 0, and when the outer loop has completed we will have placed N queens on the board, one in each column. The inner loop will iterate through the rows, from 0 to N-1 until it finds a row R such that row R is not taken by another queen, AND the 2 diagonals which intersect row R and the current column are not taken by another queen. IF we find such a safe location, we push the current row, column value onto a stack. Note: we can use the Java Point class to store the row and column numbers in th.

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Place all the characteristics of living organisms the answer box. Characteristics shared by all living organisms Some machines and computers accomplish tasks that make them seem somewhat like living organisms, yet it is clear that these things are not living organisms. What characteristics do living organisms have that make them alive? Solution Living organism have the following charecteristics. Q.2 computers or rather robots imitate organism like behaviour but there are few things which keeps living organism apart like the capacity to reproduce,feel, think (not the preloaded program)..

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LABELING ACTIVITY 2 (Rs 1-10) 10 10. 12. 13 14, 15 16 62 circulatory system: Blood vessels l Laboratory 4 12 11-16 Solution 1.Celiac artery. 2.Common hepatic artery. 3.Right renal artery. 4.Abdominal aorta. 5.Renal artery. 6.Common iliac artery. 7.Internal iliac artery. 8.External iliac artery. 9.Deep femoral artery. 10.Popliteal artery. 11.Hepatic vein. 12.Renal vein. 13.Common iliac vein. 14.Internal iliac vein. 15.External iliac vein. 16.Femoral vein.

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