Refer to agreed way of working and ask the individual where they would like to settle during this time, they may have already agreed on a preferred place. Ensure the individual is in a place of safety and that facilitates extended feeding process. 6.1 Ensure when attaching the feeding tube that it is screwed tight enough so as not to come loose and leak but not tight enough so as no one can undo it again and it causes damage to the connecting mechanisms. Position the feeding tube so as to not cause any kinks, keep it close to the body so it can not catch on anything and is out of sight. This should prevent discomfort and promote
The sidestroke and elementary-backstroke are two more rest strokes used in swimming. Each of these are not used competitively, but instead are taught to beginners to help them understand all aspects of swimming. Each stroke is unique in body position and the method used to propel each body differs for every stroke. Body Position and Physics While swimming, it is important to realize what each body part is doing and where it is moving. The push-off: While pushing off the wall, the body should be submerged and facing the bottom of the pool.
Mean time fram will be deciided after allwing them to reach one of the ends of samll y- shaped open box. The Y-shaped box's both ends will be in same in distance from where the daphnia is placed constantlywith the help of dropper. This will minimize the chance of going to the nearest that is available. Light source is provided with the help of torch at one of the ends of the box and the other end will be covered with balck tape or paper in order to create darkness. Later based on the mean time that is recorded, each individual organism is placed at perticular place on water, within the mean time frame, the movement of the the individula towards a particular end is recorded.
Using a spanner on the crankshaft pulley bolt I had a colleague turn the crankshaft from | |beneath the vehicle until No 8 valve was fully open, this is when the valve spring is fully compressed. Using a feeler blade of the specified | |thickness, I checked the clearance between the top of the No 1 valve stem contact face of the rocker arm. | |If I found that the clearances were not as required, I would have had to slacken the adjuster locknut, and turn the tappet adjuster screw until I | |reached the required clearance, then I would tighten the adjuster locknut while holding the adjuster screw stationary. Turning clockwise would | |reduce the clearance and anti-clockwise would increase the distance. On completion I would recheck the tappet clearance, turn the crankshaft and | |continue to check the remaining clearances, following the rule of nine.
To get the right result for solution reaction to occur, it is base on the measuring liquid for each solution. You need to pour the right amount of each solution so you can determine the result of solution reaction (product) will occurs accurately. If you pour your solution (liquid) into a beaker not at the right point than you can’t find the result of solution reaction (product) accurately. You need to put a lid on top of a weighing bottle because you don’t want your solution to spill out and other stuff (oil, dirt, sweat) will get into a weighing bottle that can cause the mass is not accurate and not
P5 - Explain the concept of homeostasis M2 - Discus the probable homeostatic responses to changes in the internal environment during exercise Our bodies need to control things like body temperature and water level to keep them from changing, the process is called homeostasis. Homeostasis is how the body keeps conditions inside it the same. It is important that the body keeps; body temperature at 37 degrees Celsius and the amount of water inside our body the same. Doing exercise or living in a hot or cold environment can affect our body temperature and water balance. It is not easy to keep both temperature and water balance the same when outside environment is constantly changing, but it is important so that all our cells function
This is called oscillating, when an object is undergoing periodic motion. To fully understand periodic motion we must first understand the concept of equilibrium and the two types. The first type is stable, when an object is in stable equilibrium any displacement of this object will result the object to try to restore itself to its original position. As stated in our lab manual, “For example, a weight hanging on a string is in stable equilibrium when it is at its lowest point. If the weight is pushed to one side, gravity will again try to pull it back to the lowest point.
Jelly babies present themselves as a safe demonstration of the power of potassium chlorate as an oxidising agent. The next safety precautions are followed to: * This must be carried out by teachers that will need to practice in advance- DO NOT increase the scale of the operation. * Teachers must take action that should practice before doing the experiment. This is so students do not try this procedure at home or outside
The tension prescribed in the sag-tension chart shall not be exceeded by more than 5% at any time during sagging operation. The length of wire at the tension point shall be marked and compressed with the tension clamp by use of hydraulic compression machine and the same shall be attached to tension assembly string. Load from pull lift will then be released slowly. For compression of dead end clamps, a safe working platform will be required to place the hydraulic compression machine. For this, sagging bridge of suitable length (the length of tension insulator string on both sides and the cross arm edge will be taken into consideration) shall be hoisted and its center will be fixed to the cross arm slightly in the inner side of the tower body to avoid hindrance during insulator hoisting.
Now, with the head in placed in the water, people may wonder how to breathe? But before that point is explained, others should be discussed prior to that topic. One of those topics being kicking. A “no-brainer” prerequisite in the world of swimming is that kicking is by which humans move and stay afloat in the water. While kicking, to make it easier, make sure your toes are pointed out.