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Magnaplate

Conventional lubrication processes would not be adequate for some of thw new, lightweight metals being used in Apollo components -titanium and magnesium- because the lubricants would "outgas" or boil away in the wacuum of space and leave hardware surfaces unprotected. For these reasones it is developed several process techniques for bonding dry lubrication coatings to spae metals; not susceptible to outgasing, the Magnaplate-applied coatings offered enhanced surface hardness and superior resistance to corrosion and wear.

(J. J. Haggerty, NASA Spinoff, 1994, p.106)

Cost Trade-Offs

The importance of marketing orientation for business success has been well documented. How

management allocates scarce resources to the product, price, promotion, and place components

of the marketing mix will determine a company's market share and profitability. Management

can improve a firm's competitive position by spending more effectively and efficiently to the

individual components of marketing mix, and/or efficiency. The cost trade-offs that management

must make. The objective is to allocate recources to product, price, promotion, and place in a

manner that will lead to the greatest long-run profits.

(J. A. Tompkins, J. D. Smith, Warehouse Management Handbook, p.184)

Due Date Tightness

The due date tightness is a factor that allows us to control how restrictive the assigned due dates

are. Larger values of the due date tightness result in less restrictive due date values.

(J. Weglarz, Project scheduling: recent models, algorithms, and applications, p.348)

Sunderland Method

The clock drawing test was being utilized as a basic screening task for cognitive skills that

described by Sunderland and collegoes was be used to score the Clock drawing and also it was

called Sunderland method. This method takes into account hand positioning, and the score was

determined using a 10-point scale (10=perfect and 0=very poor, scores 6 or more were

considered normal). In this research study, those participants who scored a 5 or less on the Clock

Draw Test, their questionnaires were not analyzed as part of the data set and a consult for

neuropsychological testing was made. All participants who were approached and participiated

in the research scored 5 or higher on the Clock Drawing Test.

Sunderland method of scoring for the Clock Drawing Test and fıgure of the predrawn clock;

Sunderland et al. 1983. A priori criteria for evaluating clock drawings: those participants who

score a 5 or less on the Clock Drawing Test, their questionaries will not be analyzed as part of the

data set and a consult for meuropsychological testing will be made.

(10-6) Drawing og clock face with number and circle generally intact:

10. Normal drawing, hands amd numbers in correct position (ten minutes after eleven)

9. Slight errors in placement of hands

8. More noticable errors in placement of hour and minute hands; gaps in number spacing

7. Placement of hands is significantly off course

6. Inappropriate use of clock hands

(5-1) Drawing of clock face with circle and numbers is NOT intact:

5. Crowding of numbers at one end of the clock or reversal of numbers. Hands may still be present

4. Additional distortion of number sequence. Integrity of clock face is now gone (ie. numbers

missing or placed outside of boundaries of the clock face)

3. Numbers no longer obviously connected in the clock drawing. Hands are not present

2. Drawing reveals some evidence of instructions being received but only vague representation

of a clock

1. Either no attempt or unable to interpret the efforts made

(A. Kourakis, The Relationship Between Predisposition to Death and Past Life Regrets With Respect

to Death Anxiety Among Male Veterans, pp.33-82)