Tolera Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Tooling U - Basics of Tolerance 121 Questions and Answers (Graded A+) Abrasive - ANSWER-A material or tool consisting of hard particles used to wear down, rub away, or machine material. Abrasive materials are often used in finishing operations. Accuracy - ANSWER-The difference between a measurement reading and the true value of that measurement. The less error present in the measurement, the more accurate the results. Allowance - ANSWER-The difference between the smallest permissible ...

13 TolerancingIs it possible to machine a part to an exact size? - correct answer no A tolerance is the maximum amount a part is allowed to ______. - correct answer What are the different types of tolerances that may be found on a drawing? - correct answer block; plus-minus; limit A fit that always leaves space between the mating parts - correct answer clearance A fit that sometimes leaves a space between the mating parts - correct answer transition The fit that never leaves a sp...

NUR 203 Decrease Cardiac Output Activity Intolerance Anxiety Full Concept Map 2022/NUR 203 Decrease Cardiac Output Activity Intolerance Anxiety Full Concept Map 2022/NUR 203 Decrease Cardiac Output Activity Intolerance Anxiety Full Concept Map 2022/NUR 203 Decrease Cardiac Output Activity Intolerance Anxiety Full Concept Map 2022/NUR 203 Decrease Cardiac Output Activity Intolerance Anxiety Full Concept Map 2022/NUR 203 Decrease Cardiac Output Activity Intolerance Anxiety Full Concept Map 2022

Microbial Growth and Aerotolerance

13 TolerancingIs it possible to machine a part to an exact size? - correct answer no A tolerance is the maximum amount a part is allowed to ______. - correct answer What are the different types of tolerances that may be found on a drawing? - correct answer block; plus-minus; limit A fit that always leaves space between the mating parts - correct answer clearance A fit that sometimes leaves a space between the mating parts - correct answer transition The fit that never leaves a sp...

Microbial Growth and Aerotolerance

APES: Unit 2, Ecological Tolerance and Natural Disruptions to Ecosystems Natural Disruptions to Ecosystems - correct answer Changing Sea level due to the amount of glacial ice on Earth overtime, major environmental change/upheaval leading to habitat change, wildlife engaging in short term and long term migration for a variety of reasons (like natural disruption) Limiting Factor Principle - correct answer Too much or too little of any abiotic factor can limit or prevent growth of a population...

APES - 2.4 - Ecological Toleranceecological range of tolerance - correct answer - Range of conditions such as temperature, salinity, pH, or sunlight that an organism can endure before injury or death results species and individual organisms both have... - correct answer ...range of tolerance for all the diff. environmental conditions of their habitat - ex: salmon have a basic range of tolerance for temp. from 6 degrees to 22 degrees C. But some individual salmon have adaptations that give th...

Which type of hole allows the head of a fastener to rest on a flat surface below the outer surface of the part? - ANSWER-Counterbored Sixty minutes of arc is equivalent to how many degrees? - ANSWER-1 Identify the feature indicated by the arrow. - ANSWER-Dimension line Which of the following drawing dimensioning guidelines is incorrect? - ANSWER-Include every possible dimension When the same type of arc is used in more than one place, what note is included with the dimension? - ANSWER-Typ...

APES - 2.4: Ecological Tolerance Range of Tolerance - correct answer the limits to the abiotic conditions that a species can tolerate Fundamental Niche - correct answer The full potential range of the physical, chemical, and biological factors a species can use if there is no competition from other species. Realized Niche - correct answer the range of abiotic and biotic conditions under which a species actually lives Distribution - correct answer The arrangement of something across Ear...