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    "The Re-lighting of the Waterval Boven Road Tunnel" AUTHOR: Murray Cronje‚ Pr.Tech (Eng.) SYNOPSIS The paper will firstly discuss the intricacies of the sophisticated reflector design and electrical construction for electromagnetic interference conformity‚ for the induction luminaire that was chosen for this project. Then the paper will continue to discuss the principles of the lighting design for the interior of this tunnel‚ based on CEN and CIE recommendations‚ including some visual renderings

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    Dim Lighting Co.

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    Chapter 3 Case: The Dim Lighting Co. Arshini Dhambarage Baker College Chapter 3 Case: The Dim Lighting Co. Name: Jim West 1. Problems A. Micro Short sightedness of the Accounting and Manufacturing departments. Competitor threats. B. Macro Profit margin dropped by 15% (poor financial situation) Company is not in a position to spend the capital necessary to fund the project. The potential resignation of Robert Spinks if the project is not funded. If the project

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    Mongolians wear clothing that reflects their love of the grasslands‚ while also protecting them from the elements. Snug hats and sleeveless padded jackets‚ called khaantaz‚ are essential. Pants are tucked into sturdy leather boots with upturned toes to retain warmth. Both genders wear wide‚ calf-length gowns with buttons down their right sides‚ called deel. Deels are robes that are long‚ wide sleeves and high collars. A matching belt around the waist serves for both form and function—the wearer

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    Halloween costume? “It’s Halloween! It’s Halloween! The moon is full and bright and we shall see what can’t be seen on any other night. Skeletons and ghosts‚ grinning goblins fighting duels‚ werewolves rising from their tombs‚ witches on their magic brooms‚ in masks and gowns we haunt the streets and knock on doors for Trick-Or-Treat. Tonight we are the king and queen‚ for oh tonight is Halloween!” by Jack Prelutsky. What is Halloween? Halloween is‚ for many‚ wearing costumes‚ trick-or-treating

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    “HYBRID SOLAR LIGHTING” Micro generation of green energy Ever-increasing green-house gas emission into the atmosphere is major cause leading to global warming and its related catastrophic climate changes which‚ in turn‚ is threatening the very existence of human race. This has led to many global summits but no serious commitment by global leaders Energy production contributes much towards carbon emission. Renewable energy or green energies are not only perennial but less polluting due to low

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    Malaya Garrett Oct. 09‚2012 Costume Workshop Katharine Garlick Hay Fever Costume Designs With every great show come magnificent costumes. The costume designer for Hay Fever (Laura Hucik) did a great job capturing the personality of each and every character into her choice of designs. My utmost desired characters by far were Judith and Myra their costumes were brilliantly designed. Judith played an extremely dramatic and over the top retired actress her costumes matched her theatrical attitude

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    Film Essay In the movie Casablanca directed by Michael Curtiz‚ lighting plays an integral part in displaying an underlying tone of what is being portrayed in the scenes. The lighting in the bar is consistently bright except when there is a spotlight focusing the viewer’s attention to a specific character. When we see the outside of Rick’s bar at night there is always searchlights roaming looking for criminals. In the Final scenes of the movie‚ shadows cover the eyes of Bogart letting us in on

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    Dim Lighting Essay

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    Case Solution: The Dim Lighting Co. I. Problems: A. Macro 1. Will Dim Lighting be reactive? 2. Will Dim Lighting be proactive? B. Micro 1. Will Jim West be influenced by thoughts of what a second year of un-obtained targets will do to his career in making this budget decision? 2. West feels threatened every time Spinks does not receive his demands or “wish list.” II. Causes: 1. Previous unprofitable year. 2. Spinks’ past history of leaving a company that “lacked creativity

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    scenes of Frankenstein changed the light changed. Also the sound depended on the scene. In darker themed scenes the lighting was dim but in happy themed scenes the lighting was bright. Also in darker themed scenes the sound was depressing‚ while in happy themed scenes the sound was uplifting. As Victor Frankenstein tried to bring the creature to life in the first scene‚ the lighting and sound design supported the play very well. In the beginning on that moment‚ the lights dimmed twice. All of a

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    The DIM Lighting Co. Case Analysis Form Julie Baxley I. Problems: Macro: 1. The DIM Lighting Co. has had a decline of 15% in profit margins over the past year. 2. This subsidiary is part of a large corporation and operates as a profit center. 3. The company wants to stay competitive and profitable in today’s economy. New technologies are being developed by the competitors. Micro: 1. The proposed research project is considered “high risk” by members of management. Corporate is supportive of the

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