4.1 Staff training programme including records 4.1.1 All employees should be informed in writing of their legal obligations and the company's policy on personal hygiene prior to commencing work, with periodic updates as necessary. It is recommended that a standard induction course explaining the relevant legislation is designed and used by all QA managers for new staff

What is Packaging? 1. A definition of packaging Packaging is best described as a coordinated system of preparing goods for transport, distribution, storage, retailing, and use of the goods 2. The many things a package might be asked to do Packaging is a complex, dynamic, scientific, artistic, and controversial business function Fundamental function of packaging: contain protects/preserves transports informs/sells

假设:科学技术进步、工业化、经济增长是发展目标 欧美发展模式是可借鉴的 Assumption: development objectives-technology progress, industrialization, economic growth and models in Europe and America could be used as references

Renewable Energy Networks Grid code sets out requirements for grid interconnection. Most current renewable generation systems are treated as \negative\ load. Future systems MUST contribute to system frequency and voltage control. Grid interconnection usually \makes or breaks\ a project

Ribosomal RNAs as Evolutionary Chronometers Reasons: Ancient molecules Functionally constant Universally distributed Moderately well conserved in sequence across broad phylogenetic distances

Chapter 5 Macromolecules and Molecular Genetics DNA Replication Complementary base pairing Semiconservative Template and primer From 5'-phosphate to the 3'-hydroxyl end DNA polymerase and ligase A short stretch of RNA serves as primer Primase: a specific RNA-polymerizing enzyme

Z-Transform The DTFT provides a frequency-domain representation of discrete-time signals and LTI discrete-time systems Because of the convergence condition, in many cases. the DTFT of a sequence may not exist As a result, it is not possible to make use of such frequency-domain characterization in these cases

Lecture 4 Sustainable Development The concept of Resource Hunker(1964) pointed out that a resource can no longer be conceived as a tangible object; but a functional relationship that exists between man's wants

Lecture 7 Tourism and Sustainable Development Tourism is the world's largest industry(WTTC et al., 1995). It employs approximately one in nine workers worldwide, comprising 6% of global gross national product (GNP) and, it has been seen as a panacea for solving many social problems and for driving economic growth

Chapter 26 RNA Metabolism 1. How is RNA synthesized using DNA templates (transcription)? 2. How is newly synthesized primary RNA transcripts further processed to make functional RNA molecules? 3. How is RNA and DNA synthesized using RNa as template (reverse transcription); 4. What is the evolutionary implication of the structural and functional complexity of RNA molecules?