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What does the term distillate refer to? - >>>>Evaporated water that is discharged from the ships distilling plant. Where is distillate stored? - >>>>In the reserve feed tanks. In ships equipped with demineralizers, the water entering the demineralizer from any tank is called reserve feedwater, while the water flowing out of the demineralizer to the condensate system is called? - >>>>Makeup feedwater After steam has done its work, it is returned to the li...

Carbon that is not combined with hydrogen is referred to as: Select one: a. Mono-carbon b. Separated carbon c. Free carbon d. Fixed carbon - >>>>D As a general rule the size of the condensate receiver should be large enough to hold a volume of condensate equal to the water evaporated by the boiler in a _____ period. Select one: a. One and one half hour b. One hour c. 45 minute d. 20 to 30 minute - >>>>D Soot blowers are essential equipment on a boiler fired w...

The texture of an aluminum-soap lubricating grease is _________ - >>>>Stringy The property of a lubricant the allows it to adhere to metallic surfaces is known as ________ - >>>>Oiliness The physical appearance of a grease with a consistency number of four is MOST NEARLY _________ - >>>>Hard The one of the following measures that is commonly used to represent a rate of oil feed is drops per ________ - >>>>Minute The MOST important single pro...

Which of the following describes a natural source of air pollution? During their vacation, Jim and his family drove their car through several national parks. Diesel exhaust from idling school buses is a concern for some parents. Oil refineries on the Gulf Coast release benzene and other volatile organic compounds into the atmosphere. A dust storm in 1983 dumped 1,000 pounds of topsoil onto the city of Melbourne, Australia. - ANS - A dust storm in 1983 dumped 1,000 pounds of topsoil onto th...

Choose the statement about nitrogen and nitrogen fixation that is FALSE. The roots of certain plants contain microorganisms that absorb nitrogen from the atmosphere and pass it on to animals. When an animal dies, microorganisms convert the nitrogen in its proteins and muscles into a form that plants can eat. Nitrogen makes up about 22% of the atmosphere and is an important biological compound found in DNA. Nitrogen in the atmosphere is not useable, so it needs to be "fixed" to be of ben...

Which of the following is an emergent property at the ecosystem level of organization? a.) The types of ecosystems b.) The differences between organisms within a species c.) The interactions between communities d.) The relative abundance of species SUBMIT MY ANSWER - >>>>c.) The interactions between communities Which of the following is an emergent property at the population level of organization? a.) The geographical distribution of species in relation to each other b....

Which statement below about Rachel Carson and her contributions to environmental awareness is true? She wrote an important book that closed the gap between biological and social sciences by examining the interactions between all living things. She wrote in 1949 that humans and nature depend on one another and humans are ethically obligated to protect the environment. She died in 1862, but she had great influence shaping the philosophy of modern-day environmentalism with early calls for pr...

Citizens of the United States eat __________ kilograms of meat per person per year. 44 120 76 90 - >>>>120 Choose the statement about human population growth that is NOT true. The U.S. standard of living requires land space of over nine football fields per person. To meet basic survival needs, people in poor countries often degrade the environment. A planet three times the size of Earth would be needed to sustain the current population if all people lived at the United State...

1. What is the difference between an information system and a computer application? - >>>>Usually a computer application is a single computer program that may or may not be connected to a database. An information system is normally multiple computer programs that are connected to a database and thuis provide as output various quantities and types of information. 2. What is the purpose of system analysis? Why is it important? - >>>>To breakdown and understand the syst...

What is the NISP and its purpose? - >>>>The National Industrial Security Program is a program to safeguard classified information entrusted to industry. The purpose of the NISP is to define the requirements, restrictions, and other safeguards in order to prevent unauthorized disclosure of classified information. What are three principle incident/ events required to be reported to DoD counterintelligence (CI) organizations? - >>>>• Espionage • Sabotage • Terro...

A classified document is used as source material for a new document. What is this an example of? - >>>>Derivative classification Derivative classification does not have the same impact and effects as original classification. - >>>>false Who bears principal responsibility for derivative classification accuracy in new products? - >>>>Derivative classifiers All of the following are steps in derivative classification EXCEPT: - >>>>Make recommend...

The document that provides basic guidance and regulatory requirements for derivative classification for DoD personnel is: - >>>>DoDM 5200.01, Volumes 1-4, DoD Information Security Program The process of using existing classified information to create new material and marking the new material consistent with the classification markings that apply to the source information. - >>>>Derivative classification Which of the following is an authorized source for derivative c...

Who is responsible for applying CUI markings and dissemination instruction? - >>>>A. Authorized common access card (CAC) holder B. Authorized NIPRnet (Non-classified Internet Protocol Router (IP) Network) system C. Authorized system access administrator D. Authorized holder of the information at the time of creation - Correct Answer CUI documents must be reviewed according to which procedures before destruction? - >>>>A. Safeguarding B. Transmission C. Records Man...

Sharing and reporting information is essential to detecting potential insider threats. True or False? - >>>>True Two security professionals - Paul and Ashley - are discussing security program areas. Paul says that Information Security practitioners train and/or advise Original Classification Authorities in the application of the process for making classification determinations. Ashley says that Physical Security practitioners work with a facility's Antiterrorism Officer to dep...

Describe the purpose, intent, and security professional's role in each step of the Command Cyber Readiness Inspections (CCRI) process - >>>>Defining the scope, the inspection phase, documentation of observations, and reporting findings. A security professional would have responsibilities in defining the scope of the inspection, overseeing the self-inspection and remediation efforts, and coordinating with the CCRI team throughout the remainder of the process List two factors th...

*What does the DoD 5200.08-R do? - >>>>Implements DoD policies and minimum standards for the physical protection of DoD personnel, installation, operations, and related resources. The Reg addresses the physical security of personnel, installations, facilities, operations, and related resources of DoD components. *Can Combatant Commanders (COCOMs) deviate from 5200.08-R? - >>>>Yes, in overseas areas where local conditions, treaties, agreements, and other arrangements ...

Name 4 characteristics of GLOBAL Language. - >>>> 1)Number of native and second language speakers 2) geographical distribution 3) diplomatic relations 4) International organization A common language that enables people from diverse backgrounds and ethnicity to communicate on an equitable basis is - >>>>lingua franca Approximately how many languages exist in the world today? - >>>>6,000 Identify disadvantages and advantages to having a dominant global l...

A common language that enables people from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities to communicate on an equitable basis is - >>>>Lingua Franca Approximately how many languages exist in the world today? - >>>>6,000 Identify disadvantages and advantages to having a dominant GLOBAL Language - >>>>Disadvantages: native speakers have unfair advantage, destruction of minority languages Advantages: communication between different nations is easier (thing plane and s...

What are the sources of stress - >>>>- Stress- subjective loss of control of a situation caused by stressors or environmental cues. - Autonomic Nervous System- sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system (fight or flight) - GAS Model- Selye's model for how to body responds to stress (Alarm, Resistance, Exhaustion) What are the causes of stress (Work) - >>>>- Chandola Work Study- 10,000 participants from Whitehall tested every 2-5 years, participants aged 35-55 me...

Who lead the arginauts to find the golden fleece - >>>>Jason What was thetis - >>>>sea nymph who was on his ship, the argo, who later married thetis? - >>>>peleus where was the famous wedding of the future happy couple? - >>>>Larissa capital of Thessaly Peleus was the king of where? - >>>>Thessaly Who was not invited to the wedding of the happy couple and why? - >>>>ERIS-DE because she would Dissenation and disharmony ...