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...2) where vehicle height might be restricted by styling or performance requirements. [Two images of a tall man trying to squeeze into a small sports car doorway and seat well. ] At the other end of the scale, access is a major consideration in the larger 4x4 vehicles where stepping up into the cab can be an issue for some people due to height, disability or infirmity. In...

...2. Section 3 looks at the role of models and modelling languages, introduces a well-known software development process. This OpenLearn course is an adapted extract from the Open University course TM354 Software engineering...Approaches to software development: Learning outcomes - After studying this course you should be able to: describe the essential characteristics, and...

...2 What should dialogue with the public aim to achieve? - The publication Public Dialogue on Science and Technology, published in 2002 by the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST), states: Proponents put forward two basic arguments in favour of dialogue. The first is that traditional consultation tends to be unattractive to many people and draws only on...

...2). Many parts are now in fact produced in a fully functional, final state and are therefore not prototypes, despite being produced using machines recognisable as rapid prototypers. [Described image] Figure 2 Example of a latest-generation (in 2015) rapid prototyping machine The basic principles of AM consist of the ability to produce components directly from a...

...2 How is subcellular organisation studied? - Subcellular organisation has been studied in two main ways: by electron microscopy (EM) and by the separation (fractionation) and subsequent biochemical or molecular analysis of the different cell components...A tour of the cell: 2.1 Electron microscopy - Light microscopes cannot be used to study very small structures (i.e....