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    dealing with inventory and production planning by using a process called just-in-time or JIT production. To get into it a bit and explain exactly what just-in-time means is to keep or have just enough inventory, whether it be finished products or raw materials, on hand and available to comply with how much demand you have for your production process and also the demands of the final customer. Its not to have anything more than that, or anything less. When your products are prepared and ready to…

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    pour the blended raw materials. Light Weight Experiment (Experiment design and hypothesis) I started my light weight experiment at my own place. I bought a different bag for compost and for 3 days I did not throw any scrap food in trash. My scrap food consisted of Pizza, old pasta, fruits, tea leaves, banana peels, egg shells and coffee grounds. I did put all that material in a strong blender and blended it till it became fine. The last step was that I spread all the raw material in my garden…

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    In Ancient Egypt, clothing was made out of countless different fabrics and materials for different reasons; they used fabrics such as linen, cotton, wool, silk, loincloth, and leather. Some clothing articles worn by the Ancient Egyptians consisted of robes, shirts, aprons, sashes tunics, and loincloths.Since Egypt’s climate has hot summers and mild winters they wore clothes made of light plant fibers, mostly linen. Linen was made by spinning or weaving flax which were both a tedious processes.…

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    prototype and to work out all of the kinks with our design. Past, Present, and Future Technology (Kaley Barnes): The pas of the modern day sweatshirt and athletic attire is very interesting. In the 1960s, athletic clothing was usually made of cotton. Because it was made of cotton, the clothing was extremely heavy compared to modern day athletic wear. Cotton is not the best fabric for athletes because it does not absorb sweat unlike lycra, which is what modern athletic wear consists of. However,…

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    Elizabethan Sumptuary Laws

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    could and could not wear from the color to the material of the clothing. These laws were made to limit the money of might been spent on clothing, accessories, and jewelry. In addition, these laws also showed the separated classes depended on the clothing that the citizens were wearing. If the Sumptuary Laws were broken, there would have been punishment fines or even death. Elizabethan Nobles and Upper classes wore clothing made out of expensive materials and fabrics. This included velvets, furs,…

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    remanufactured products cheaper, companies reduce their costs and they earn more and the environment benefits.” That said, remanufacturing can support all the three basic pillars of Sustainable Development (Environmental, Economic, Social). Saves material and energy resources while reduces wastes and emissions (Environmental), generates wealth and cutting costs (Economic), remanufactured products are cheaper for costumers, while new occupations and scientific fields are created (Social).…

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    which demonstrated the company would produce 162 units of product for April. With a total budgeted production of 632 units, the company requires an adequate amount of raw materials to meet that production. $5,325.58 was obtained from the budgeted production in April with the approximated direct material costs from direct materials budget. Meanwhile, the beginning finished goods balance is assumed to be $781.87. DelaSol Supply Co. does not hold a lot of finished goods in inventory from previous…

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    Absenteeism; Production Cycle Time; Raw Materials Store Time; Delivery Cycle Time; Finished Goods Store Time; Inspection Time; Raw Material Inty Levels; Rework Time; Finished Goods Inty Levels; Scheduled/Unscheduled Downtime; Number of defective products; Number of scrap; Raw Materials Processed; Average unit cost; Lag Measures: Price of wood materials per board foot; wood materials board feet per chair; Price of finishing materials per gallon; Quantity of finishing materials per chair ; Rate…

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    CHANGES IN CLOTHING Clothing has been changing form time to time over hundreds of years. Styles have been changing because of the social changes in America. Throughout history there has been a direct relationship between clothing styles and development in clothing materials. Clothing is used to cover people and keep them warm or protect them. During the industrial revolution the men basically worked and the women stayed home and really didn’t need too much clothing. Women only had about 2…

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    considered formal. However, it was not always like that. Not too long ago, the stlyes and clothing choices were very different. Not only were the fashions different, the materials and how the materials were put together was nothing like it is today. Depending on the era the fashion was coming from, depended on how everything came into play. During the Middle Ages, style was extremely different than any other era. The clothing was not well fitted and "was some version of a tied rope or…

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