Presented by:
K.L.V. Mahesh Babu


INTRODUCTION:
Today the use of computers is extended to every field.
Many sophisticated devices like touch screen, track ball, digitizers etc made interaction with computer ease from novice to professional.
But physically disabled individuals are deterred from using computers due to their inability to control mouse. However, if directional discrimination of an icon can be achieved, quadriplegics can take the function of a mouse without the use of hand.
→ Computer is ....etc

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Definition
Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) is a technology that combines computers with tiny mechanical devices such as sensors, valves, gears, mirrors, and actuators embedded in semiconductor chips.




Overview
MEMS are already used as accelerometers in automobile air-bags. They've replaced a less reliable device at lower cost and show promise of being able to inflate a bag not only on the basis of sensed deceleration but also on the basis of the size of the person they are protecting. Basically, a MEMS device contains micro-cir ....etc

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Micro-electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS)

Introduction
The satellite industry could experience its biggest revolution since it joined the ranks of commerce, thanks to some of the smallest machines in existence. Researchers are performing experiments designed to convince the aerospace industry that microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) could open the door to low-cost, high-reliability, mass-produced satellites.MEMS combine conventional semiconductor electronics with beams, gears, levers, switches, accelerometers, diaphragms, microfluidic thrus ....etc

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I need viva questions for geotechnical lab. Please help me as soon as possible...... ....etc

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ABSTRACT
Brake performance can be divided into two distinct classes:1) Base brake performance2) Controlled brake performance.A base brake event can be described as a normal or typical stop in which the driver maintains the vehicle in its intended direction at a controlled deceleration level that does not closely approach wheel lock. All other braking events where additional intervention may be necessary, such as wheel brake pressure control to prevent lock-up, application of a wheel brake to transfer torque across an open differential, or appl ....etc

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1.The spacing between lines and paragraphs :
(A)Hyphenation(B)Leading(C )Indenting(D)None of these

2.Estimating the number of pages a manuscript would make when set in type is :
(A)Casting off(B)Casting in(C )Copy filting(D)Planning

3.One Pica =
(A)8 points(B)38 points(C )12 points(D)72 points

4.The arrangement of pages for printing to appear in proper order for folding is known as :
(A)Registration (B) Imposition (C ) Gathering (D) layout

5.The adjoining inner margins of two facing printed pages : 
(A) Poli ....etc

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149/2015
Maximum : 100 marks
Time : 1 hour and 15 minutes

1. The Normal Glomerular filtration rate is :
(A) 2 ml/minute
(B)2 ml/sec
(C ) 2 litre/minute
(D)2 litre/sec

2.is the causative agent of syphilis.
(A) Salmonella typhi
(B)Streptococci
(C ) Treponema pallidum
(D)Sarcinia

3.A platelet diluting fluid :
(A) Rees — Ecker solution
(B)Hingle Mann’s fluid
(C ) Dunger’s fluid
(D)Hayem’s fluid

4.Bombay blood group can be detected by :
(A) Cell grouping
(B)Cross matching
(C ) Serum grouping
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