When your number is less than fifty.
You can use synthetic materials
An Industrial Engineer is an engineer who works in a factory. His job is to solve any problems which come up when the factory is making a product which has been designed by Desing Engineers.The Design Engineer decides what a product's characteristics should be, builds and tests a prototype (a sample model), and supplies detailed drawings and specifications to Manufacturing (which operates the factory). If the drawings and specs are good enough, Manufacturing will have no problem building hundreds or thousands of products. However, often the specs are incomplete or inconsistent. Then the Industrial Engineer figures out what's wrong with the specs and corrects them so Manufacturing can proceed. Naturally, he usually must confer with the Design Engineers to get the problem solved.Industrial engineering is a branch of engineering concerned with the development, improvement, implementation and evaluation of integrated systems of people, money, knowledge, information, equipment, energy, material and process. It also deals with designing new prototypes to help save money and make the prototype better. Industrial engineering draws upon the principles and methods of engineering analysis and synthesis, as well as mathematical, physical and social sciences together with the principles and methods of engineering analysis and design to specify, predict, and evaluate the results to be obtained from such systems. In lean manufacturing systems, industrial engineers work to eliminate wastes of time, money, materials, energy, and other resources.
4 1/4 as a mixed number can be written as an improper fraction to better multiply it: 17/4 The product of an expression such as 17/4 x 1/6 is equal to the product of the numerators divided by the product of the denominators so (17*1)/(4*6)=17/24
In basic economic theory, it is because of revealed comparative advantage (RCA). If two people can make two products, there is always an RCA such that the two can produce more together if each one specialises. Even if one person is a less efficient producer of both products, it is better for that person to produce what they are less bad at producing and let the better producer concentrate on whatever they have the greater edge on. By doing so, the two can produce more together than going it alone. Then, they trade - and that is where the commerce comes in. As a result, each person would be better off than trying to be self-sufficient and not trading.
A prototype is typically build to better understand some aspect of the final project. If you don't intend to use any part of the prototype in the final produce, it can be said to be a throwaway.
in my opinion i think brink is better than prototype.
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Prototype!!!
Prototype 2 is better due to the better graphics and more powers that you have but you play as someone differnt. his name is James Heller
way better!! prototype is like grand theft auto 4 combined with super powers!
PRTOTOTYPE
ethier their both is raw
they produce new products and find better ways to help people
I would recommend Assassin's Creed.
Yes, the graphics, story, and gameplay are far s uperior. Prototype is a good game, but if you are a PS3 owner then it would be better to get inFAMOUS. i agree but who would you think would win, infamous or prototype? they both have awsome amasing powers and they were both givin these powers acidentally! i like both games and both characters! I chose Prototype over Infamous, its more bad-ass and feels more 'grown up' than a childish super hero in blue lycra who has static fingers... ---------------------------------------- I think that yes, inFAMOUS is not better than prototype, but you should get inFAMOUS 2 because it is far more superior to prototype.
I suppose that's all a matter of opinion. I've never played Infamous and love Prototype, so I can't give an answer. ------------------------------- I have both, and I love them both, but I would choose Prototype, but if you mean inFAMOUS 2, i would definitely get that over [PROTOTYPE]. Then again... you could rent them both for a week and then decide... --------------------------