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Thirty years ago, Clarkin was a small city (about 70,000 residents) that served as an outer suburb to a large metropolitan city. The municipality of Clarkin treated its employees like family and gave them a great deal of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the organization including the two labor unions representing employees) implicitly agreed that the leaders and supervisors of the organization shoulc rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were ever hired from the outside into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin was to learn the job skills, maintain reasonably good work record, and wait your turn for promotion. Clarkin grew rapidly over the past three decades. As the population grew, so did the municipality's workforce to keep pace with the increasing demand for municipal services. This meant that employee were promoted fairly quickly and were almost assured guaranteed employment. In fact, until recently Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The organization's culture could be described as one of entitlement and comfort. Neither the elected city councilors nor the city manager bothered the departmental managers about their work. There were few cost controls because the rapid growth placed more emphasis on keeping up with the population expansion. The public became somewhat more critical of the city's poor service, including road construction at inconvenient times and the apparent lack of respect some employees showed toward taxpayers..
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Thirty years ago, Clarkln was a small city (about 70,000 residents) that served as an outer suburb
to a large metropolitan city. The municipalit) of Clarkin treated its employees like family and
gave them a great deal of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the organization (including the
two labor unions representing employees) implicitly agreed that the leaders and supervisors of
the organization should rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were
ever hired from the outside into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin
was to learn the job skills, maintain a reasonably good work record, and wait your turn for
promotion. Clarkin grew rapidly over the past three decades. As the population grew, so did the
municipality's workforce to keep pace with the increasing demand for municipal services. This
meant that employees were promoted fairly quickly and were almost assured guaranteed
employment. In fact, until recently, Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The organization's
culture could be described as one of entitlement and comfort. Neither the elected city councilors
nor the city manager bothered the departmental managers about their work. There were few cost
controls because the rapid growth placed more emphasis on keeping up with the population
expansion. The public became somewhat more critical of the city's poor service, including road
construction at inconvenient times and the apparent lack of respect some employees showed
toward taxpayers. During these expansion years, Clarkin put most of its money into "outside"
(also called "hard") municipal services. These included road building, utility construction and
maintenance, fire and police protection, recreational facilities, and land use control. This
emphasis occurred because an expanding population demanded more of these services and most
of Clarkin 's senior people came from the outside services group. For.
Thirty years ago Clarkin was a small aity about 70000 res.pdf
Thirty years ago, Clarkin was a small aity [about 70,000 residenta] that senved as an outer suburb
to a large metropolitan city. The munisipality of Clarkin treated its employees like family and gove
them a great desl of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the orgenization including the two labor
unions reoresenting employees) impliitly agreed that the lesders and supervisors of the
organization should rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were ever
hired from the outaide into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin was to
learn the job skills, maintain a ressonsbly good work record, and wait your turn for promation.
Clarkin grew rspialy over the pest three decades. As the population grew, so did the municipality's
workiorse to keep pace with the increasing demend for muniejpal servises. This mesnt that
employees were promoted fairly quickly and were almort assured guaranteed employment. In fact,
until recently. Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The orgenization's culture could be
described as one of entitiement and comfort. Neither the elected city councilors nor the city
mansger bothered the departmental managers about their work. There were few coat controls
because the repid growth placed more emphasis on keeping up with the population expanaion.
The public became somewhat more critical of the city's poor service, indluding roed construction at
incomenient times and the spperent lack of respect some employes showed toward taxpeyers.
During these expension years, Clarkin put moat of its money into "outside" (also called hard)
munisipal servicec. These included road building. utility construction and maintensnce, fire and
police protection, recreationsl facilities, and land use control. This emphasis occurred becsuse an
expanding population demended more of these services and most of Clarkin 's senior people
came from the outside services group. Forexample, Clarkin's city manager for many years was a
road development engineer. The inside workers (taxation, community services, etc) tended to
have leas seniority, and their departmenta were given leas priority. As commuter and road
systema developed, Clarkin attracted more upwaraly moble profezsionsla into the community.
Some infrastructure demanda continued, but now these suburban dwellers wanted more of the
soft services, such ss libraries, socisl activities, and community services. They also begen
complaining about the way the municipality was being run. The population had more than tripled
over the past three decades, and it was incresaingly apparent that the organization needed more
corporate planning, infomation systems, orgenization develogment, and cost control systemi. In
various wayz, residents voiced their concerns that the munisipality was not providing the quality of
mansgement that. they would expect from a city of Clarkin's size. Three years ago, a new mayor
and council replaced most of the previous incumbents, mainly on.
Thirty years ago- Clarkin was a small city (about 70-000 residents) th.pdf
Thirty years ago, Clarkin was a small city (about 70,000 residents) that served as an outer suburb
to a large metropolitan city. The municipality of Clarkin treated its employees like family and
gave them a great deal of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the organization including the
two labor unions representing employees) implicitly agreed that the leaders and supervisors of
the organization should rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were
ever hired from the outside into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin
was to learn the job skills, maintain a reasonably good work record, and wait your turn for
promotion.
Clarkin grew rapidly over the past three decades. As the population grew, so did the
municipality's workforce to keep pace with the increasing demand for municipal services. This
meant that employees were promoted fairly quickly and were almost assured guaranteed
employment. In fact, until recently, Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The organization's
culture could be described as one of entitlement and comfort.
Neither the elected city councilors nor the city manager bothered the departmental managers
about their work. There were few cost controls because the rapid growth placed more emphasis
on keeping up with the population expansion. The public became somewhat more critical of the
city's poor service, including road construction at inconvenient times and the apparent lack of
respect some employees showed toward taxpayers.
During these expansion years, Clarkin put most of its money into "outside" (also called hard")
municipal services. These included road building. utility construction and maintenance, fire and
police protection, recreational facilities, and land use control. This emphasis occurred because an
expanding population demanded more of these services and most of Clarkin 's senior people
came from the outside services group. Forexample, Clarkin's city manager for many years was a
road development engineer. The "inside workers (taxation, community services, etc.) tended to
have less seniority, and their departments were given less priority.
As commuter and road systems developed, Clarkin attracted more upwardly mobile professionals
into the community. Some infrastructure demands continued, but now these suburban dwellers
wanted more of the soft services, such as libraries, social activities, and community services.
They also began complaining about the way the municipality was being run. The population had
more than tripled over the past three decades, and it was increasingly apparent that the
organization needed more corporate planning, information systems, organization development,
and cost control systems. In various ways, residents voiced their concerns that the municipality
was not providing the quality of management that they would expect from a city of Clarkin's
size. Three years ago, a new mayor and council replaced most of the previous incumbents,
ma.
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Thirty years ago- Clarkln was a small city (about 70-000 residents) th.pdf
Thirty years ago, Clarkln was a small city (about 70,000 residents) that served as an outer suburb
to a large metropolitan city. The municipalit) of Clarkin treated its employees like family and
gave them a great deal of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the organization (including the
two labor unions representing employees) implicitly agreed that the leaders and supervisors of
the organization should rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were
ever hired from the outside into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin
was to learn the job skills, maintain a reasonably good work record, and wait your turn for
promotion. Clarkin grew rapidly over the past three decades. As the population grew, so did the
municipality's workforce to keep pace with the increasing demand for municipal services. This
meant that employees were promoted fairly quickly and were almost assured guaranteed
employment. In fact, until recently, Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The organization's
culture could be described as one of entitlement and comfort. Neither the elected city councilors
nor the city manager bothered the departmental managers about their work. There were few cost
controls because the rapid growth placed more emphasis on keeping up with the population
expansion. The public became somewhat more critical of the city's poor service, including road
construction at inconvenient times and the apparent lack of respect some employees showed
toward taxpayers. During these expansion years, Clarkin put most of its money into "outside"
(also called "hard") municipal services. These included road building, utility construction and
maintenance, fire and police protection, recreational facilities, and land use control. This
emphasis occurred because an expanding population demanded more of these services and most
of Clarkin 's senior people came from the outside services group. For.
Thirty years ago Clarkin was a small aity about 70000 res.pdf
Thirty years ago, Clarkin was a small aity [about 70,000 residenta] that senved as an outer suburb
to a large metropolitan city. The munisipality of Clarkin treated its employees like family and gove
them a great desl of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the orgenization including the two labor
unions reoresenting employees) impliitly agreed that the lesders and supervisors of the
organization should rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were ever
hired from the outaide into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin was to
learn the job skills, maintain a ressonsbly good work record, and wait your turn for promation.
Clarkin grew rspialy over the pest three decades. As the population grew, so did the municipality's
workiorse to keep pace with the increasing demend for muniejpal servises. This mesnt that
employees were promoted fairly quickly and were almort assured guaranteed employment. In fact,
until recently. Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The orgenization's culture could be
described as one of entitiement and comfort. Neither the elected city councilors nor the city
mansger bothered the departmental managers about their work. There were few coat controls
because the repid growth placed more emphasis on keeping up with the population expanaion.
The public became somewhat more critical of the city's poor service, indluding roed construction at
incomenient times and the spperent lack of respect some employes showed toward taxpeyers.
During these expension years, Clarkin put moat of its money into "outside" (also called hard)
munisipal servicec. These included road building. utility construction and maintensnce, fire and
police protection, recreationsl facilities, and land use control. This emphasis occurred becsuse an
expanding population demended more of these services and most of Clarkin 's senior people
came from the outside services group. Forexample, Clarkin's city manager for many years was a
road development engineer. The inside workers (taxation, community services, etc) tended to
have leas seniority, and their departmenta were given leas priority. As commuter and road
systema developed, Clarkin attracted more upwaraly moble profezsionsla into the community.
Some infrastructure demanda continued, but now these suburban dwellers wanted more of the
soft services, such ss libraries, socisl activities, and community services. They also begen
complaining about the way the municipality was being run. The population had more than tripled
over the past three decades, and it was incresaingly apparent that the organization needed more
corporate planning, infomation systems, orgenization develogment, and cost control systemi. In
various wayz, residents voiced their concerns that the munisipality was not providing the quality of
mansgement that. they would expect from a city of Clarkin's size. Three years ago, a new mayor
and council replaced most of the previous incumbents, mainly on.
Thirty years ago- Clarkin was a small city (about 70-000 residents) th.pdf
Thirty years ago, Clarkin was a small city (about 70,000 residents) that served as an outer suburb
to a large metropolitan city. The municipality of Clarkin treated its employees like family and
gave them a great deal of autonomy in their work. Everyone in the organization including the
two labor unions representing employees) implicitly agreed that the leaders and supervisors of
the organization should rise through the ranks on the basis of their experience. Few people were
ever hired from the outside into middle or senior positions. The rule of employment at Clarkin
was to learn the job skills, maintain a reasonably good work record, and wait your turn for
promotion.
Clarkin grew rapidly over the past three decades. As the population grew, so did the
municipality's workforce to keep pace with the increasing demand for municipal services. This
meant that employees were promoted fairly quickly and were almost assured guaranteed
employment. In fact, until recently, Clarkin had never laid off any employee. The organization's
culture could be described as one of entitlement and comfort.
Neither the elected city councilors nor the city manager bothered the departmental managers
about their work. There were few cost controls because the rapid growth placed more emphasis
on keeping up with the population expansion. The public became somewhat more critical of the
city's poor service, including road construction at inconvenient times and the apparent lack of
respect some employees showed toward taxpayers.
During these expansion years, Clarkin put most of its money into "outside" (also called hard")
municipal services. These included road building. utility construction and maintenance, fire and
police protection, recreational facilities, and land use control. This emphasis occurred because an
expanding population demanded more of these services and most of Clarkin 's senior people
came from the outside services group. Forexample, Clarkin's city manager for many years was a
road development engineer. The "inside workers (taxation, community services, etc.) tended to
have less seniority, and their departments were given less priority.
As commuter and road systems developed, Clarkin attracted more upwardly mobile professionals
into the community. Some infrastructure demands continued, but now these suburban dwellers
wanted more of the soft services, such as libraries, social activities, and community services.
They also began complaining about the way the municipality was being run. The population had
more than tripled over the past three decades, and it was increasingly apparent that the
organization needed more corporate planning, information systems, organization development,
and cost control systems. In various ways, residents voiced their concerns that the municipality
was not providing the quality of management that they would expect from a city of Clarkin's
size. Three years ago, a new mayor and council replaced most of the previous incumbents,
ma.
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2. An urban county government would give citizens better representation. Currently residents may feel disconnected from their county government if they live in one of the cities. A single, unified government ensures everyone has a voice in decisions affecting the entire area.
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Cuando los enlogos producen vino, usan levadura para convertir los carbohidratos azucarados de
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pueden digerir polisacridos pero pueden digerir fcilmente monosacridos y una variedad de
disacridos. El alcohol es un producto de desecho metablico de la digestin de las levaduras. Los
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cebada. Sin embargo, el carbohidrato predominante en los cereales es el almidn, no el azcar. Los
fabricantes de cerveza, entonces, deben basarse en una qumica bsica para obtener el alcohol
que desean.
En este escenario, cul es el procedimiento ms probable que usan los fabricantes de cerveza para
producir alcohol a partir de granos con almidn?
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Captulo 7
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Verdadero
FALSO
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de manera significativa de los cnidarios?
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b. Las verdaderas clulas musculares se encuentran en la mesoglea ctenfora.
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d. Los Ctenophora exhiben simetra bilateral.
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arrecifes son una excepcin.
Verdadero
FALSO
14. Cul de las siguientes afirmaciones describe con precisin la digestin de los cnidarios?
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mesoglea, observa que est desprovista de clulas y fibras. Esta muestra debe ser de la etapa de
medusas.
Verdadero
FALSO
16. Elija cada declaracin correcta a continuacin.
(a) La gastrodermis contiene varios tipos de clulas y se desarrolla a partir del endodermo durante
el desarrollo.
(b) La gastrodermis est asociada con el movimiento de los cnidarios.
(c) La epidermis contiene varios tipos de clulas y se desarrolla a partir del endodermo durante el
desarrollo.
(d) La epidermis est asociada con la deteccin del entorno y la captura de presas.
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desarrollo que apuntan a la considerable distancia evolutiva entre cada uno de estos filos.
Relaciona cada una de las caractersticas divergentes con el filo correcto.
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probablemente indica tejidos triploblsticos. Superficialmente parecido a algunas de las medusas
pero con aberturas orales y anales, una red nerviosa para la coordinacin y sin alternancia de
generaciones.
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Verdadero
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de manera significativa de los cnidarios?
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b. Las verdaderas clulas musculares se encuentran en la mesoglea ctenfora.
C. El plan corporal del ctenforo tiene una boca y una abertura anal.
d. Los Ctenophora exhiben simetra bilateral.
8. Los miembros del phylum Cnidaria exhiben tanto polimorfismo como dimorfismo. Seleccione
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11. Aunque muchos cnidarios tienen poca importancia econmica, los corales formadores de
arrecifes son una excepcin.
Verdadero
FALSO
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mesoglea, observa que est desprovista de clulas y fibras. Esta muestra debe ser de la etapa de
medusas.
Verdadero
FALSO
16. Elija cada declaracin correcta a continuacin.
(a) La gastrodermis contiene varios tipos de clulas y se desarrolla a partir del endodermo durante
el desarrollo.
(b) La gastrodermis est asociada con el movimiento de los cnidarios.
(c) La epidermis contiene varios tipos de clulas y se desarrolla a partir del endodermo durante el
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(d) La epidermis est asociada con la deteccin del entorno y la captura de presas.
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pero con aberturas orales y anales, una red nerviosa para la coordinacin y sin alternancia de
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ciego con solo una abertura oral.
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