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Business > Business (Other) How to implement lean manufacturing: 1 of 4
The aim of lean manufacturing is to eliminate waste in production or manufacturing. There are seven types of waste, namely producing defective products, producing too much, carrying inventory, idleness due to bottlenecks, unnecessary processing, unnecessary movement by workers and unnecessary movement of materials as proposed... More..
Sciences > Physics How MRI works: 1 of 4
The fundamental working principle of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is based on the induction of proton spin and the detection of the proton spin response when radio frequency pulse is emitted. Protons in water and fat inside the human body act as magnetic dipoles (small magnets). These magnets get oriented along an applied... More..
Style & Beauty > Hair Loss Preventing hair loss: 1 of 4
Hair loss, also known as balding or baldness, is known to be the consequence of deficiency in vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin E and biotin. Thus, to help prevent hair loss, one should ensure that one is getting the right amounts of these vitamins in their diet. Otherwise, vitamin supplements can always help in getting the suffi... More..
Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace To what extent was the Cold War the outcome of distrust between the USA and the USSR: 2 of 7
The world after the World War II was dominated by two countries- the US (United States of America) and the USSR (Soviet Union) because the most dominant countries such as Britain, France and Germany were in ruins after the war. The Cold War was a term used to describe the obvious but controlled competition and hostility that ... More..
Health & Fitness > Health & Fitness (Other) Magnetic Resonance Imaging: 2 of 7
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI, was first discovered in 1945 by Bloch. This revolutionary imaging technique was later improved by Lauterbur and Mansfield in the 1970s. The form of radiation used in magnetic resonance imaging is radio frequency (RF), which is non-ionizing. The frequency, energy and wavelength of the radiat... More..
Computers & Technology > Cameras Best digital cameras for capturing unforgettable moments: 3 of 10
A digital camera is an electronic device used to capture pictures without the use of films. It has a computer incorporated and records the images it captures in a digital or electronic form, with power supplied from a battery. The digital camera does not depend on mechanical and chemical processes to capture the image unlike ... More..
Arts & Humanities > History (Other) Commentary: The cold war: 3 of 9
The term Cold War" was first coined by Bernard Baruch during a congressional debate in 1947. It was Cold' because the war was waged mainly by political, economic, and ideological means but short of USA and USSR actually fighting physically using weapons. It affected almost the entire world which was split into ideological dif... More..
Computers & Technology > Home Theater Tips for putting together a custom home theater: 3 of 9
A custom home theater essentially allows you to experience the surrealism of the cinema right in the comfort of your own house. No doubt, the movie theater is a good place to enjoy movies and relax. This is because when watching a movie shown in a wide screen with surround sound system, one can easily get become engrossed in ... More..
Health & Fitness > Health & Fitness (Other) Swimming pool awareness: Knowing the dangers could save a life: 2 of 6
Becoming more aware of possible dangers in a swimming pool should be something which we must never overlook. It is important to ensure that at any kind swimming pool, safety must be of utmost priority. This is especially so if the pool is meant for children and people who do not know how to swim. With reported drowning rates ... More..
Sciences > Zoology Butterflies and moths: 2 of 6
Imagine you see something fluttering around you one day. It could be a moth or a butterfly but you just don't know how to tell them apart.Well, according to entomologists (people who study insects), the defining difference, without any exception, is in its antennae. It is found that ALL butterflies have clubbed antennae, whic... More..