Learn how sound, vibrations, and waves all relate to each other by using simple physics equations. Included GIFs to understand the physical representation of each concept.
2017 04 product camp how to be strategicPhil Burton
This presentation was given at the 2017 Silicon Valley Product Camp.
An effective product strategy leads to more revenue and market share. If you are consumed by day-to-day issues and don't know how to get started with formulating a strategy for success, this session will show you some powerful tools and concepts for analysis and strategy formulation. The key to developing a strategy is addressing the right issues and not getting bogged down in too much detail.
partial denture must have major connectors
there is types of mandibular major connectors
and maxillary major connectors
functions :
Make RPD as a one unit
Equal stress distribution at the parts of RPPD
Cross arch stabilization
If it rested on hard tissue give support (unless if it rested on soft tissue , relief must be done
requierments
Rigid to give equal distribution of forces
should be comfort to patient
shouldn't interference with movable tissue
shouldn't impingement of gingival margins (maxilla at least 6mm from margins mandible at least 3-4 mm from gingiva)
shouldn't have sharp edges or margins
Should be perpendicular at minor connector but with gentle curve
Avoid food impaction
designed to be self cleansable area
and we discuss these types briefly
*mandibular major connectors
Lingual bar
Double lingual bar ( lingual bar with a continuous bar indirect retainer)
labial bar (plate)
cingulum bar
sublingual bar
*maxillary major connectors
Anterior palatal bar
Posterior palatal bar
Middle palatal bar
Anterio posterior palatal bar (ring design )
Anterior palatal strap
Middle palatal strap
Anterio posterior palatal strap (closed horse shoe )
Complete plate
Learn how sound, vibrations, and waves all relate to each other by using simple physics equations. Included GIFs to understand the physical representation of each concept.
2017 04 product camp how to be strategicPhil Burton
This presentation was given at the 2017 Silicon Valley Product Camp.
An effective product strategy leads to more revenue and market share. If you are consumed by day-to-day issues and don't know how to get started with formulating a strategy for success, this session will show you some powerful tools and concepts for analysis and strategy formulation. The key to developing a strategy is addressing the right issues and not getting bogged down in too much detail.
partial denture must have major connectors
there is types of mandibular major connectors
and maxillary major connectors
functions :
Make RPD as a one unit
Equal stress distribution at the parts of RPPD
Cross arch stabilization
If it rested on hard tissue give support (unless if it rested on soft tissue , relief must be done
requierments
Rigid to give equal distribution of forces
should be comfort to patient
shouldn't interference with movable tissue
shouldn't impingement of gingival margins (maxilla at least 6mm from margins mandible at least 3-4 mm from gingiva)
shouldn't have sharp edges or margins
Should be perpendicular at minor connector but with gentle curve
Avoid food impaction
designed to be self cleansable area
and we discuss these types briefly
*mandibular major connectors
Lingual bar
Double lingual bar ( lingual bar with a continuous bar indirect retainer)
labial bar (plate)
cingulum bar
sublingual bar
*maxillary major connectors
Anterior palatal bar
Posterior palatal bar
Middle palatal bar
Anterio posterior palatal bar (ring design )
Anterior palatal strap
Middle palatal strap
Anterio posterior palatal strap (closed horse shoe )
Complete plate
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The US House of Representatives is deeply concerned by ongoing and pervasive acts of antisemitic
harassment and intimidation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Failing to act decisively to ensure a safe learning environment for all students would be a grave dereliction of your responsibilities as President of MIT and Chair of the MIT Corporation.
This Congress will not stand idly by and allow an environment hostile to Jewish students to persist. The House believes that your institution is in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, and the inability or
unwillingness to rectify this violation through action requires accountability.
Postsecondary education is a unique opportunity for students to learn and have their ideas and beliefs challenged. However, universities receiving hundreds of millions of federal funds annually have denied
students that opportunity and have been hijacked to become venues for the promotion of terrorism, antisemitic harassment and intimidation, unlawful encampments, and in some cases, assaults and riots.
The House of Representatives will not countenance the use of federal funds to indoctrinate students into hateful, antisemitic, anti-American supporters of terrorism. Investigations into campus antisemitism by the Committee on Education and the Workforce and the Committee on Ways and Means have been expanded into a Congress-wide probe across all relevant jurisdictions to address this national crisis. The undersigned Committees will conduct oversight into the use of federal funds at MIT and its learning environment under authorities granted to each Committee.
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2. What is screencasting?
• Screencasting is the digital recording of activity
on a computer, laptop or other device screen.
• This may include screen activity, webcam
activity or both.
• Once recording of the screen activity is
complete, the screencast may be saved as a video
file, distributed to users, or shared online.
3. What is screencasting?
• Screencasts may also include the author’s voice
or narration plus background music, sound
effects, subtitles and other edits to achieve its
purpose.
• Some screencast software also have the ability to
add activities for users at the end of the video.
• This is then exported as a SCORM package
which may be published online.
4. Uses
• Screencasting is used in a wide variety of
contexts.
• This may include business, advertizing, media,
education, IT, training, live seminars,
presentations, etc.
• Screencasting is especially useful in
demonstrating step-by-step processes in a
software environment.
5. Uses
• Software developers use screencasts to
demonstrate how to use their technologies.
• Teachers use screencasts to demonstrate how to
use particular software programs such as Adobe
InDesign, Adobe Audition, Audacity, Premier
Pro, Final Cut Pro, Joomla!, WordPress etc…
• Presenters also use screencasts to inform
audiences who are unable to attend live
seminars.
6. • Screencasts save a lot of time for trainers who
are responsible for making sure that individuals
are competent in using specific technologies.
• For example, here at DWU, the online learning
centre facilitates Moodle training for lecturers
across all faculties.
• The centre is responsible for ensuring that
training materials are always updated.
• Since DWU’s upgrade to Moodle version 3.0 in
October 2015, we use 38 official Moodle
screencasts to train DWU lecturers.
• Lecturers can watch and replay the video
tutorials at their own learning pace.
7. Screencast tools
• There are countless screencast tools that are
available.
• Some tools are payable while others are open
source.
• You are required to select a screencast software
to complete assessable tasks.
• It is important to do some research before
choosing a particular software.
8. Tips
• There are many excellent open source tools
online.
• Always find out if a screencast software comes
with in-built editing features.
• Software programs have versions for different
operating systems so make sure you install a
screencast tool that is compatible with your
machine.
9. • Some screencast tools come with lots of
background music and sound effects.
• Use subtitles if voice narration is not your thing.
• Planning and preparation is key. You can’t just
go ahead and record stuff.
• When screencasting, keep in mind file sizes,
duration timings and publishing platforms.
• For example, for DWU lecturers, we are always
cautious of Moodle’s 25MB file upload size.
• If your screencasts are larger than what’s
allowed on your publishing platform, link
audiences to the cloud.