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    Mutations and errors in sexual reproduction allow for variation within a population. These variations can eventually lead to the complex process of evolution in a species. The genetically derived mutation Polycythemia and the environmentally derived mutation lip augmentations, affect human evolution in a beneficial and detrimental way. Evolution is change in the aspects of a certain species over a period of time. This is caused by mutations which are variations or differences in the genome. Both…

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    In summary, a company that has global operations is faced with the prospect of implementing an effective project management strategy as well as embracing total quality management to increase its outcomes. Total quality management helps a company to increase customer satisfaction, which translates to improved business outcomes. With every employee playing a vital role, the needs of the customer become the company’s main driving force. Cost reduction is among the advantages associated with…

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    Shown in figures six, seven and eight is a ladder formation similar in nature to the bottleneck, in which red plays directly in between both blue counters (D4), ultimately forcing the defender to create a ladder. However, this is not done until an escape piece is first played beyond the origin of the ladder; in this case, it is placed in…

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    population but, unlike natural selection, through an entirely random process. So although genetic drift is a mechanism of evolution, it doesn’t work to produce adaptation. This phenomenon are the result of two different causes, the bottleneck and the founder effect. The bottleneck is mostly due to catastrophic environmental events and or human causes like hunting. Which result in a certain species population to become very small, which results in less variation because there are not as many…

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    manufacturing system. 2. State the four building blocks of lean operations, and explain how fast and simple are the two common threads that run through them. 3. Elaborate on the statement: “The output of the system cannot exceed the output of the bottleneck…

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    are created by the department head that is responsible for overseeing the project. The project lead is responsible for the overall supervision of the project. This includes working with the team to set a realistic timeline and working to avoid bottlenecks. Depending on the level of impact the project has on internal resources it could be considered an Organizational Project (utilizing more than 15% of the project’s resources outside of one department), or a Department…

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    Criticism of Wikipedia—of its content, procedures, and operations, and of the Wikipedia community—covers many subjects, topics, and themes about the nature of Wikipedia as an open source encyclopedia of subject entries that almost anyone can edit. Wikipedia has been criticized for the uneven handling, acceptance, and retention of articles about controversial subjects. The principal concerns of its critics are the factual reliability of the content; the readability of the prose; and a clear…

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    As Kimura argued, a lot of the genetic variation we see in our world today comes not only from natural selection, but also from genetic drift. Genetic drift explains nothing more than changes in the numbers of gene frequency in a population. This explains that not only will natural selection play an important role in populations, but will genetic drift as well. Kimura through a series of experiments and observations was able to determine that genetic drift had a lot to do with evolution and the…

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    Company Overview Ben and Jerry’s is a leader in the super-premium ice cream category where it competes primarily with Nestle’s Haagen-Dazs (Hoovers, 2017). Headquartered in Vermont, it is a subsidiary and brand of Unilever (Hoovers, 2017). Ben and Jerry’s was founded in 1978 in Vermont in a renovated gas station (Murray, 2015). The founders, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield made a commitment to social responsibility a part of the company’s mission statement and values (Murray, 2015). The…

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    The evolutionary arms race is between two organisms competing to out rank and outlive one another. One example in this video of the evolutionary arms race is between humans and microbes. Humans and microbes are big ones because microbes all everywhere and they can get stronger as time goes on. Microbes get stronger by giving humans medicines they don’t not get sick but better. One microbe that has affected many people is tuberculous (TB). Many Russian prisoners had got TB from other prisoners…

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