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    Low Floor Bus Case Study

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    Comparative Analysis of level of Service between Low Floor Buses and Mini Buses-A Case Study of Bhopal City Ajay Pratap Singh A. K. Sharma Civil Engineering, MANIT-Bhopal Civil Engineering, MANIT-Bhopal Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, 462039, India Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, 462039, India…

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    In October 1989, a 7.1 earthquake shook central California in Loma Prieta and made its way to Oakland and around the bay area. This earthquake caused billions in damages with 3,800 people injured and left 62 people dead. My mother was living in Oakland at the time and remembers a lot when the earthquake hit. Although my parents were not together at the time of the earthquake my dad also experienced the shake all the way in Novato, California. The aftermath of the earthquake really caused many to…

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    Water Crisis In Michigan

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    Introduction Water is one life’s most precious resources. In some organisms, water comprises as much as 90% of personal body weight, in humans, this ratio is 60%. Hence, when water is contaminated or sparse, life quality can be expected to drop dramatically. Such is the case in Flint Michigan where a Water Crisis has been unfolding for two years ever since the city began to use water from the local Flint River (Foley). The case of Flint is a precautionary one as it is tragic as it may herald the…

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    Lead Pipes Case

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    In the Chicago Tribune article, “As Other Cities Dig Up Pipes Made Of Toxic Lead, Chicago Resists,” the author discusses Mayor Rahm Emmanuel’s efforts to modernize Chicago’s aging and deteriorating water system; however, as other cities prefer to tackle the root problem and replace the toxic lead pipes altogether, Rahm prefers to resist this approach and, instead, continue with his original project that will only help to increase lead exposure to Chicagoans. While, at first glance, this dilemma…

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    Few would contradict the fact that the investment in infrastructure is important to the economy or an infrastructure in good working order is obviously a necessary condition for economic activity. According to Eberts (2002) , the essential question is whether, at the margin, an additional investment infrastructure contributes to economic growth. To policy makers, this Growth has several possible outcomes, including employment growth and income, improving the quality of life, environmental…

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    Gii Infrastructure

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    the “great nerve” and move information around the vast brain that is our globe it was imperative that the synapses were created. These great highways of information need a solid framework in which to function. This is where global information infrastructure (GII) plays a vital role. GII is the basic structure used to build a communications network. It uses hardware, software, and communications to deliver voice, data,…

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    which all have an important role in the whole company .those three business including, EMC information infrastructure, Pivotal and VMware Virtual infrastructure The three business that EMC have is runing individually , and by doing this is able to offer flexiblity to its customers . Their successful makert straregy helped them to become one of the world’s leading providers of infrastructure information systems . they using their RSA information security division to track data across the…

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    Critical Infrastructure is a term used to describe assets that are essential for the functioning of a society and economy, the infrastructure. The systems and networks that make up this infrastructure are often taken for granted, and a disruption to one of these systems will have dire consequences across other sectors. There are 16 critical infrastructure sectors in the United States whose assets, systems, and networks are vital to our security, national economic security, national public health…

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    Quality Infrastructure The organization of Gastroenterology Associates uses two popular information management systems that fall into the category of electronic health records (EHR). In fact, this organization uses two separate EHRs, one for the Endoscopy Department and the second for the Gastroenterology Department. The Endoscopy Department uses MD Reports, specifically the Endo Report Writer tool. This specific program has a documentation tool used for surgery centers to record in detail the…

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    States’ current infrastructure is aging, insufficient and hazardous. Infrastructure is a vital national asset that promotes economic growth. The decision to invest in U.S. infrastructure has never been more clear, making it all the more important to consider infrastructure’s importance to long-lasting growth its ability to expand economic opportunities. Policymakers need to invest more money in infrastructure development in order to increase economic growth and productivity,…

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