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Organizational Agility1. The Need for Organizational AgilityIn order to succeed, organizations need to be able to adapt to a constantly changing environment. To meet these changes, organizations need to be agile. Agility is the ability to adapt to change easily. Organizational agility is the set of policies and processes that organizations use to manage change and adapt to it.Organizational agility is important because it provides organizations with the following benefits:· Improved performance: Agile organizations are more efficient at identifying and capitalizing on new opportunities and at outperforming their competitors.· Improved communication: Agile organizations are better able to communicate effectively between employees and with their customers.· Increased creativity and innovation: Agile organizations encourage new ideas and support their implementation.· Satisfied employees: Agile organizations provide employees with opportunities to find meaning and satisfaction in their work.2. Elements of Organizational AgilityOrganizational agility is a complex concept that encompasses a number of elements. Some of these elements include:· Cultural change: To promote organizational agility, organizations need to develop a culture that encourages acceptance and adaptation to change.· Leadership: Leaders play a key role in creating a culture of agility. They need to be open to new ideas and willing to take risks.· Employee empowerment: Employees need to be empowered to make decisions and take action. This requires a clear understanding of roles and responsibilities, as well as the trust and support of leaders.· Continuous learning: Organizations need to create a culture of continuous learning. This requires providing employees with opportunities to develop new skills and knowledge.· Technology: Technology can play a role in supporting organizational agility. For example, technology can be used to collect and analyze data, which can help organizations identify trends and make informed decisions.

This book deals with the evolution of active plate margins, with a focus on the Pacific NW. A multidisciplinary study aiming at the elucidation of complicated tectonic processes is based on structural geology, sedimentology, numerical modeling, and the latest methodology of geophysics. A high-resolution 3D seismic data acquisition system was developed for visualization of the shallow subsurface and has revealed recent architectures and sedimentary facies in a pull-apart basin along an arc-bisecting fault of southwest Japan. Based on this geophysical achievement, paleoenvironments during the latest Pleistocene are vividly restored by means of seismic attribute analyses. The scientific results presented here pave the way for further investigations on mobile belt frontiers where harsh conditions hinder efforts to decipher the Earth¿s dynamics.

A ¿uid is a substance that deforms continuously under applied shear stress, regardless of size. Liquids and gases are collectively referred to as ¿uids. It cannot resist any shear force applied to it. This continuous deformation under the action of forces compels the ¿uid to ¿ow. Fluids such as gases and liquids in motion are generally referred to as ¿ow. Flow of ¿uid describes its behaviour and how they interact with their surrounding environment. Liquids are incompressible ¿uid substances whose density does not change with variations in temperature and pressure. Whereas, gases are compressible ¿uid substances whose density changes rapidly with changes in temperature and pressure. In the context of ¿uids, real ¿uids have viscosity, while ideal ¿uids are incompressible ¿uids without viscosity. A steady or unsteady ¿ow is determined by the velocity of the ¿uid, which remains constant or differs over time. Smooth or regular movement of particles in the ¿uid is called laminar ¿ow or viscous ¿ow. In laminar ¿ow, the velocity, pressure and other ¿ow properties at each point in the ¿uid remain constant. Flow of a ¿uid that travel on an irregular path is called turbulent ¿ow. In this ¿ow, the speed of the ¿uid at a point undergoes changes continuously in both magnitude and direction.

Hydraulics refers to the study of fluids in motion or at rest. It is associated with fluid mechanics, which serves as a major theoretical groundwork. Hydraulics is concerned with the mechanical properties of liquids and focuses on the engineering applications of fluid properties. Hydraulic systems use an incompressible fluid such as water or oil to transfer forces from one location to another within the fluid. Hydraulic engineering applies the principles of fluid mechanics to solve issues involving the collection, storage, control, regulation, transportation, measurement and use of water. Dam design, hydropower, erosion, pipe flow, river channel behavior, pumps, computational fluid dynamics, turbines and flow measurement, and river hydrology are some of the industrial applications of hydraulics. This book is a compilation of chapters that discuss the most vital concepts and emerging trends related to the study of hydraulics from an engineering perspective. It aims to serve as a resource guide for students and experts alike and contribute to the growth of the discipline.

Asphalt refers to a semi solid or viscous liquid which is primarily used for road construction. It comprises hydrogen and carbon compounds along with minor proportion of sulfur, oxygen and nitrogen. It is mixed with aggregate particles, such as stone, gravel and sand, for making asphalt concrete. Due to its high viscosity, asphalt needs to be heated before mixing with the aggregates. New technologies that could help in producing a consistently high-quality pavement are thermal imaging and intelligent compaction. Thermal imaging helps in measuring the temperature of the mat behind the paver. These new technologies may provide information which can be utilized for improving the consistency of compaction and paving operations. This book elucidates the prospective developments with respect to asphalt materials and paving technologies. It covers in detail some innovative concepts revolving around this domain. This book will serve as a reference to a broad spectrum of readers.

Quantum mechanics refers to a branch of physics concerned with the behavior of matter and light at the atomic and subatomic levels. It tries to explain the properties of molecules and atoms. It also seeks to describe the properties of the fundamental particles of atoms and molecules, which include neutrons, gluons, protons, quarks and electrons. Statistical mechanics is a branch of physics that uses probability theory to study the thermodynamic behavior of systems composed of several particles. It is helpful in the fundamental study of physical systems with multiple degrees of freedom. Statistical mechanics provides a framework for connecting microscopic properties of individual molecules and atoms to macroscopic bulk properties of materials that can be seen in everyday life. This book includes some of the vital pieces of works being conducted across the world, on key topics related to quantum and statistical mechanics. It consists of contributions made by international experts. A number of latest researches have been included to keep the readers up-to-date with the global concepts in this area of study.

Asphalt is a dark, sticky, highly viscous liquid or a semi-solid that is made of petroleum. It can be derived from natural deposits or as a residue of the distillation process of petroleum. It is used as a sustainable paving solution composed of filler, aggregates, and binder. It has various types such as mastic asphalt, natural asphalt, cutback asphalt, residual asphalt, asphalt emulsion, and asphalt cement. It becomes soft when heated and is elastic under some circumstances. It is primarily utilized in road constructions as a binder or glue mixed with aggregate particles to make asphalt concrete. Asphalt is also used for bituminous waterproofing products such as manufacturing of roofing felt and for sealing flat roofs. This book aims to shed light on some of the unexplored aspects of the technology and materials associated with asphalt. It consists of contributions made by international experts. This book will serve as a reference to a broad spectrum of readers.

Hydroinformatics is a subfield of informatics that focuses on the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to address the major issues related to the effective and equitable use of water for a variety of purposes. Hydrodynamics is a branch of physics, which is engaged in the study of the motion of fluids as well as the forces acting on the solid bodies submerged in fluids. Hydraulics refers to a type of technology that involves the utilization of liquids and their mechanical properties. It is an applied science based on chemistry, engineering, and other sciences. Concepts from the fields of environmental engineering, hydraulics, and hydrology along with other disciplines are integrated into hydroinformatics. This book unravels the recent studies in the fields of hydraulics, hydrodynamics, and hydroinformatics. It will serve as a valuable source of reference for graduate and post graduate students. It strives to provide a fair idea about this discipline and to help develop a better understanding of the latest advances within this field.

Revision Exercises inBasic Engineering MechanicsFor study, revision, teaching and assessmentThis book would be found useful by anyone studying, teaching, or using the science of mechanics. It presents a large collection of original exercises that reflect the practical applications of the subject in a variety of settings. These exercises are all original, devised by the author. Permissions are not required for making use of these exercises in teaching and assessment.The topics in mechanics that are covered in these exercises comply with the bulk of the topics found in most introductory courses in mechanics for engineers at universities and colleges.Included are:45 ten-question true/false quizzes, with answers, and a marking scheme for these that helps readers to identify exactly where more clarification might be needed, in order to consolidate their understanding of the principles of mechanics. Of particular importance for the sake of revision is the unusual method of scoring the true/false tests, which allows students to identify those concepts about which they need further understanding. If instructors use this method of scoring on true/false tests that they have issued, it allows them to identify which concepts the class as a whole needs help with.136 original, illustrated calculation exercises, with answers. These exercises attempt to show the relevance of mechanical principles to practical situations that might be encountered in engineering.242 questions requiring short descriptive answers. These questions probe for understanding of the principles. If students can describe in their own words the principles and situations in which these principles apply, then their understanding is revealed much more reliably than if they were to simply plug figures into formulas.8 illustrated exercises suitable for tackling in groups. For group work to be effective, suitable exercises need to be devised, ones that make proper allowance for participation by all members. The ones presented here are likely to generate interest and willing collaboration.

This textbook combines methodologies of vehicle dynamics with modeling, analysis, and optimization of suspension systems, power train, and aerodynamics. Chapter topics provide the reader with a broad range of design concepts. The book begins with an introduction of the design process and an overview of basic suspension systems. Subsequent chapters focus on fundamental mathematical modeling of vehicle dynamics and vehicle interaction with a road surface. The book strives to combine a hands-on approach to the mechanical design of suspension componentsalong with the related theoretical concepts. The material presents these concepts at a fairly deep level, providing understanding and insight into the application of vehicle dynamics theory.The textbook is addressed primarily to senior level engineering students; however, the book is written in a self-study style. The book can be particularly useful for undergraduate senior design projects in which students are pursuing automotive specialization.

Introduction to Experimental Methods succinctly explains fundamental engineering concepts in mechanics, dynamics, heat transfer, and fluid dynamics. From conceptualizing an engineering experiment to presenting the results with lab experiments, this book enables students to work through the design process and analyze experimental results.

En este libro se realizan ejercicios sobre los siguientes temas de física:cinemáticafuerzas estáticas y dinámicasleyes de conservaciónteoría del choque

Dans ce livre, des exercices sont réalisés concernant les sujets de physique suivants :cinématiqueforces statiques et dynamiqueslois de conservationthéorie du choc

This book presents unified fatigue life prediction equations for a low/medium/high cycle fatigue of metallic materials, relevant to plain materials and notched components.

This book is an essential guide to nonlinear dynamics and vibration control, detailing both the theory and the practical industrial applications within all aspects of engineering. It will aid both students and engineers in practically and safely improving flexible structures through control methods.

History of Small-Scale Water Power in a Specific Location with Development Potential