PPT-Mass Production and Industrialization

Transforming the American Economy and Society Robber Barons or Captains of Industry Student Learning TargetObjective I can examine how industrialization transformed the US economy Access Notebowl. How I changed my relationship with fashion, moving from an ego-centric position to an eco-centric position.. 2008 . Started to be disenchanted with fashion system.. Too many clothes, too much waste.. 3. He. 　. annihilation at J-PARC. Fuminori Sakuma, RIKEN. 1. Strangeness in Nuclei @ ECT*, 4-8, Oct, 2010.. 2. This talk . is . based on the . LoI. . submitted in June, 2009.. 3. Possibility of. “Double-. Standard 6. Key Concepts in Industrialization and Development . Objective A. Economic Sectors. Primary . W. here people collect or harvest natural resources. Logging, fishing, hunting, and farming are all examples of primary industries.. How Industrialization affected People, Housing, & Crime.. Industrialization & Movement. 1. One of the biggest advances during the Industrial Revolution was the creation of true, modern transportation. This occurred through the development of the . 1900-1929. The second phase of industrialization in Canada was characterized by a rapid expansion of industries that developed because of new sources of energy: . hydroelectricity and oil. Staying competitive. rate. s . of . Strange. and Charmed baryons . at Belle. 1. string. @. . s = 10.52 GeV. Nuclear physics consortium . Production rate. . of hadrons. . 2. Slope of meson (qq. bar. ) . is different from baryons (qqq). . 3. He. 　. annihilation at J-PARC. F.Sakuma. , RIKEN. 1. Tum. -Riken Kick-Off Meeting. . @ TUM, May 10-11, 2010.. 2. This talk . is . based on the . LoI. . submitted in June, 2009.. 3. (brief) Introduction of . Mrs. Manley . After WWI, the U.S. experienced a . recession. - economic downturn or slump. . New technology helps industries grow:. Electricity. Scientific management- hiring experts to study how good can be produced more quickly. I. Beginnings. A. Agricultural Revolution. . 1. . Jethro. . Tull’s. “Seed Drill”. 2. Crop rotation. B. Factors of Production. . 1. Land – natural resources. 2. Labor – people to work. 1750–1914. I. Explaining the Industrial Revolution. A. Why Europe?. 1. Technology, science, and economics elsewhere. 2. Competition within Europe. 3. State-merchant alliances. 4. Competition with Asian imports. Bradley . Yale. Outline. Motivation for the Heavy Photon (A. ’). A’ Production and kinematics. HPS . Experimental Setup. Simulation . and Analysis . Software. What is a heavy photon?. NOT a Standard Model photon!. Plan. General presentation. Energy infrastructure. Acquired. Ongoing projects. Investment opportunities . 2. General presentation. 3. General presentation. Area: 245,857 Km². Population: 12 million inhabitants. Mass . P. r. oduction. :. . P. r. oblems. . and . prospects. Being . obligate. . symbionts. . AM. fungi. could. . be. . mass. . produced. . only . . in the. . presence. . of . living. . WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. ∕. There. are mass, batch and one off scales of production. Different. products are better suited to better scales of production . Mass production offers savings when making in quantity.