Company Balanced Scorecard

Using the four perspectives, design a balanced scorecard for the organization you either work for or volunteer.e examples.)

1. Complete your strategy map and identify the relationships among the strategy objectives you determined.

All of your strategic objectives should begin with an action word (Improve, Reduce, Increase, Optimize, Maximize, Minimize are examples.) Complete your strategy map and identify the relationships among the strategy objectives you determined.

Problem 6:   Two students are standing the same distance from a source of sound. The first student receives a power of 246 × 10^-6 W in their eardrum. The second student receives σ = 1.17 times more power in their eardrum.

Part (a) What is the ratio of the diameters of the student's eardrums?

Part (b) If the second student's eardrum has a diameter of d = 1 cm what was the intensity of the sound that the student heard, in watts per square meter?

Problem 7:   The softest sound a human ear can hear is at 0 dB (I_o = 10^-12 W/m²). Sounds above 130 dB cause pain. A particular student's eardrum has an area of A = 58 mm².

Part (a) What is the most power, in watts, the ear can receive before the listener feels pain?

Part (b) What is the smallest power, in watts, the ear can detect?

1)the notochord is an evolutionary convergent trait

true or false

2) Coelacanths have lungs

true or false

3) if your eyeball is too short, you focus light behind the retina

true or false

4) Modern birds are the descendants of the ornithischians linage of dinosaurs

true or false

5)Smooth muscles are voluntary muscles

true or false

6)the function of the zone pellucida is to prevent polyspermy

true or false

7)the notochord is derived from mesoderm

true or false

8) the human spinal column contains 18 vertebrae

true or false

9) the group Osteichthyes is united by the presence of endochondral bone

true or false

10) the four-chambered hearts of birds and mammals evolved by convergent evolution

true or false

11)current deextinction research is focused mainly on recovering extinct invertebrates

true or false

12)cats are native to northern Europe

true or false

1. With all those self-driving taxis scooting around, it would be nice if you could hail one just by giving the usual hand signal as it approaches -- rather than having to use a cell phone to make the pick-up request. You would like to build a system using a camera and quite a lot of image processing computation to recognize when a human is hailing. The currently best processor you can buy isn't fast enough to do this computation before the taxi has driven past the person who wanted a ride. Fortunately, your business plan says you don't need to ship your first product for two years. How would you go about figuring-out if fast enough versions of that processor will be available in two years when your product needs to ship? (Note: there are lots of valid answers to this question.)

Which of the following is the most accurate description of an organism’s direct fitness?

Which of the following is probably the biggest environmental problem facing the Earth’s ecosystems at this time?

Which of these contains structures called flame bulbs that function in filtration?

Holding down operating costs is an ongoing challenge for managers. The lower the costs a company incurs, the higher its profit will be. But two factors can make a target profit difficult to achieve. First, human error and unexpected machine breakdowns may cause dozens of operating inefficiencies, and each inefficiency will cause costs to rise. Second, a company may control its costs so strictly that it will use cheaper materials or labour, which may cause a decline in the quality of its product or service and in its sales. To control costs and still produce high- quality goods or services, managers must continually assess operating activities by analyzing both financial and nonfinancial data.

Required:

Explain how variance analysis helps managers control costs. Focus on both the financial and nonfinancial data used in standard costing.

Assume that adults were randomly selected for a poll. They were asked if they​ "favor or oppose using federal tax dollars to fund medical research using stem cells obtained from human​ embryos." Of those​ polled, 488 were in​ favor, 402 were​ opposed, and 117 were unsure. A politician claims that people​ don't really understand the stem cell issue and their responses to such questions are random responses equivalent to a coin toss. Exclude the subjects who said that they were​ unsure, and use a 0.01 significance level to test the claim that the proportion of subjects who respond in favor is equal to 0.5. What does the result suggest about the​ politician's claim? The test statistic for this hypothesis test is ​(Round to two decimal places as​ needed.) Identify the​ P-value for this hypothesis test. The​ P-value for this hypothesis test is ​(Round to three decimal places as​ needed.)

Biology lab question:

1. Molecular clock data place the evolution of diatoms around the time period following the Permian extinction. One hypothesis is that an adaptive radiation occurred as they colonized new marine niches. Based on what you know about the effects of ocean acidification on the formation of tests made from calcium carbonate and the composition of the tests (cell walls) of diatoms, what is a possible explanation for this diatom “explosion”?

2. what is the distinguishing features of the sexual and asexual phases for Chlamydomonas? What is the term for the type of syngamy (cell fusion) that occurs between gametes of this Genus? Why?

3. Why are the Phaeophytes considered more structurally complex than the other algal group? Why is fucus said to have a very similar life cycle to a human?

4. What is the main growth form of Volvox? Why isn't it considered multicellular?

1)

At the cellular level, Mendel’s law of segregation (alleles of the same gene segregate into different gametes) would most correspond with ______

a)No DNA replication in the interphase between meiosis I and II

B)Homologous chromosomes separate in meiosis I

C)Sister chromatids separate in meiosis II

D)DNA replication in the interphase

2)Cytosine makes up 34% of the nucleotides in a sample of DNA from an organism. What percentage of the nucleotides in this sample will be thymine?

a)16

b)58

c)8

d)42

3)If a protein’s shape changes, _____

a)it will always become positively charged.

b)it will turn into a hydrogen.

c)it becomes a lipid.

d)it may lose its function.

4)Corona virus COVID-19 uses ____ to recognize a human host cell.

a)Reverse transcriptase

B)Spike proteins on the envelop

c)RNA genome

d)DNA genome

7. A Not-for-profit organization
a. Does not have to show a profit
b. Is a tax designation
c. Does not pay employees
d. Does contribute to retirement funds

8.The following is defined as a course of action that affects a large number of
people and is stimulated by specific need to achieve certain outcomes
a. Policy
b. Healthcare
c. Medicaid
d. Law

9.Standardized code or guide to behavior that deals with the rightness and
wrongness of behavior
a. Moral
b. Culture
c. Religion
d. Ethics

10 There are a number of caring theories in nursing. Which of these caring
theories is based on 10 carative factors, also known as caritas processes?
a. Leninger’s Theory of culture care diversity and universality
b. Paterson & Zderad’s Humanistic nursing theory
c. Watson’s Theory of human caring
d. Boykin & Schoenhofer’s Nursing as caring theory